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EMINENCE and EMINENCE II EMINENCE and EMINENCE II Erasmus Mundus – Integration of Neighbouring EasterN Regions through Cooperation in Higher Education

Our project in the framework of EM programme- action 2 Erasmus Mundus is implemented through of the following actions: Action 1: Erasmus Mundus joint programmes of outstanding quality at masters (Action 1 A) and doctoral (Action 1 B) levels including scholarships/fellowships to participate in these programmes; Action 1 Action 2: Erasmus Mundus Partnerships between European and Third Country higher education institutions including scholarships and fellowships for mobility at all academic levels; Action 2 Action 3: Promotion of European higher education through projects to enhance the attractiveness of Europe as an educational destination and a centre of excellence at world level. Action 3

The objectives of EMINENCE and EMINENCE IIPartnership : to develop abroad the qualifications of most motivated and talented students and staff and give them international experience, increasing this way their employability at labour market; to promote mobility of Eastern Partnership countries’ students from vulnerable groups in order to obtain qualifications and experience in the EU partner universities; to contribute towards the development of human resources and the international co-operation capacity of higher education institutions in Eastern neighbouring countries through individual mobility, which should not bring only individual benefits but also effect home university and society as a whole; to enhance visibility of EU higher education in Eastern neighbouring countries in general and to facilitate integration into the European Higher Education Area and Bologna process of involved HEIs in this region in particular ; to create and strengthen lasting links and collaborations between participating HEIs from EU and Eastern neighbouring countries’ that will result in actions and activities after the funding period; to contribute to the mutual enrichment of both EU and Eastern neighbouring countries’ societies by exchange of people, culture, knowledge and ideas.

The EMINENCE II consortium is composed of the following partners from EU and EaP countries: European Union (EU) partners: 1. Adam Mickiewicz University (Poland) 2. Babe-Bolyai University (Romania) 3. University of Porto (Portugal) 4. Rovira i Virgili University (Spain) 5. Malmö University (Sweden) Eastern Partnership (EaP) partners: 1. Institution of Education “Polessky State University” (Belarus) 2. Mogilev State A. Kuleshov University (Belarus) 3. Baranovichi State University (Belarus) 4. Vitebsk State University named after P.M. Masherov (Belarus) 5. Sumy State University (Ukraine) 6. Pavlo Tychyna Uman State Pedagogical University (Ukraine) 7. Trade Co-operative University of Moldova (Moldova) 8. State University of Medicine and Pharmacy (Moldova) 9. Vanadzor State Pedagogical Institute (Armenia) 10. Yerevan „Northern” University (Armenia) 11. Shota Meskhia State Teaching University of Zugdidi (Georgia) 12. Sokhumi State University (Georgia) 13. Grigol Robakidze University (Georgia) 14. Azerbaijan Teachers Institute (Azerbaijan) 15. Azerbaijan Technical University (Azerbaijan)

Duration of project and number of scholarships offered The EMINENCE is granted for 4 years and will offer 159 scholarships for students (undergraduate, master, doctoral and post-doctoral) and for staff (academic and administrative) to be awarded for both sides candidates. The region of Eastern Partnership is included in EU Neighbourhood Policy and therefore the mobility of grantees in the EMINENCE project is foreseen in both directions: from EaP to EU countries and from EU to EaP countries (No mobility from EaP to EaP, nor from EU to EU!)

The EMINENCE II partnership will offer up to 155 scholarships for 3 types of candidates (undergraduate, master, doctoral, post-doctoral) – students classified as Target Group 1, 2 and 3 and staff. The region of Eastern Partnership is included in EU Neighbourhood Policy and therefore the mobility of grantees in the EMINENCE project is foreseen in both directions: from EaP to EU countries and from EU to EaP countries (No mobility from EaP to EaP, nor from EU to EU!)

Applicants’ eligibility criteria- target group definitions The project will accept applications from representatives of three target groups. A target group (TG) is a group of students/scholars having the same characteristics regarding the institution/country of origin and/or personal situation: TG1 - Nationals of one of the eligible EU or Third Countries who are registered/enrolled in one of the partner universities at the time of submitting their application to the partnership: Undergraduate students must have successfully completed at least one year of studies in their home institution. TG 2 -Nationals of one of the eligible Third Countries who are not from universities included in EMINENCE consortium- students need either to be registered in a HEI (not included in the partnership) of the targeted third-country or to have obtained a university degree or equivalent from a HEI of these third- countries. TG 3 Nationals of one of the eligible Third Countries who are in particularly vulnerable situations, for social and political reasons. For example refugees or asylum beneficiaries with a certified refugee status (usually certified by relevant card or certificate, e.g. by UNHCR, ministry or other authority). A proof of the Target Group 3 status must be submitted together with the application.

Applicants’ eligibility criteria- types of mobility I Bachelor/ Undergraduate (BA) - a first cycle higher education programme, for which applications will be accepted as an exchange student (TG1) or for a full degree (TG 3). Applicants must: have obtained a secondary school diploma according to the regulations of the host university (TG3), or be currently registered in a BA course in a HEI within the partnership (TG1). TG 1 BA students must have successfully completed at least one year of studies in their home Master (MA) - a second cycle higher education programme that follows a first degree or equivalent level of learning and that leads to a masters degree offered by a higher education institution and recognised as such by the relevant authorities of the country where the master degree is delivered. For studies at Master level applications will be accepted as an exchange student (TG1) or for a full degree (TG 2 and 3). Applicants must: be currently registered in a Masters course in a HEI within the partnership (TG1) or have obtained a Bachelor or other undergraduate university degree (TG2, TG3).

Applicants’ eligibility criteria- types of mobility II Doctoral programme (PhD)– a third cycle research-related programme of higher education study and research that follows a higher education degree and leads to a fully recognised doctorate degree, offered by higher education institutions. For studies at doctoral level applications will be accepted as an exchange PhD student (TG1/TG2) or for a full PhD degree (TG 3). Applicants must: be currently registered in a doctoral course in a HEI within the partnership (TG1), or have obtained a Master or other graduate university degree or equivalent (TG3), Post-doctoral Programme (Post-doc) – higher education study or research offered by a higher education institution or a research organisation established in accordance with national legislation and practice that follows a doctoral degree. Applicants must have obtained a doctorate degree. Staff applications are eligible only within TG1. Applicants will be accepted in the basis of trilateral agreements. Staff will perform a specific work programme agreed among the home and host universities and the individual. Activity can include teaching, research, training or following specialized courses. Applicants must work as academic or administrative staff at a university within the partnership.

36 month mobilities are not possible any more in EMINENCE I second call, so application forms for EMINENCE I from TG 3 BA, TG 3 PHD and TG2 PHD FULL candidates will be empty in section II and will not be considered.

EMINENCE MOBILITY FLOWS Type of Mobility From EU partnersFrom EaP countries Total grants per level TG1 TG2TG3 Number of grants Duration in months Number of grants Duration in months Number of grants Duration in months Number of grants Duration in months Bachelors Masters Doctorate s Post- doctorate s staff Total grants per TG

EMINENCE II MOBILITY FLOWS Type of Mobility From EU partnersFrom EaP countries Total grants per level TG1 TG2TG3 Number of grants Duration in months Number of grants Duration in months Number of grants Duration in months Number of grants Duration in months Bachelors Masters Doctorate s Post- doctorate s staff Total grants per TG

Mobility Types BA 10 = Bachelor course for exchange studies only – sem- 10 months (TG1) BA 36 = Full Bachelor degree for up to 36 months (TG3) MA 10 = Master course for exchange studies only – sem- 10 months (TG1) MA 24 = Full Master degree for up to 24 months (TG2,TG3) PHD 10= PhD course for exchange studies only – 6-10 months (TG1) PHD 22 C = PhD course as continuation of PhD studies already started to be completed with PhD degree awarded by host university (TG2,TG3) PHD 36 NF= PhD course to be started from the beginning and possible to be completed with full PhD degree awarded by host university within the period of 36 months scholarship (TG2,TG3) PHD 36 N= PhD course to be started from the beginning, completion with full PhD degree requires more than 3 years (TG2,TG3) PD 6 = Post-doc fellowship lasting 6 months (TG1,TG2) Staff =1 month (TG1)

Scholarships amounts The scholarships includes: - A monthly allowance - subsistence - Insurance costs: up to 75€ per month - Travel costs: up to amount resulting from the distance between home and host country universities (between 250 and €) - Tuition fees for students of up to 3000€ per year Scholarship subsistence amount depends on level of mobility: Monthly Allowance Undergraduate1,000 Euro per month Master1,000 Euro per month Doctorate1,500 Euro per month Post-Doctorate1,800 Euro per month Staff2,500 Euro per month

TG 3 scholarships offered to students who are nationals of Ukraine, Moldova, Belarus, Georgia, Azerbaijan and Armenia, if they present relevant documents justifying their qualification to Target Group 3 and if they fulfil entry criteria for each study level. The following specific conditions are identified as belonging to vulnerable groups: Candidates having a refugee status (international or according to the national legislation of one of the European recipient countries); Candidates being asylum beneficiaries (international or according to the national legislation of one of the European recipient countries); Candidates who can prove that they have been the object of unjustified expulsion from university on racial, ethnic, religious, political, gender or sexual inclination; Candidates belonging to an indigenous population targeted by a specific national policy or IDPs (Internally Displaced Persons). Important: Disadvantaged conditions such as economic status or physical disabilities are not conditions for belonging to TG3. They are taken into consideration as cross-cutting issues under all target groups.

Opportunities for TG 3 grantees: Candidates for Bachelor/ Undergraduate programmes, classified as TG 3, can receive a grant consisting of Euro + travel cost and insurance, for the purpose of 3 years full BA studies at one of EU partner universities of EMINENCE consortium. They must present secondary school certificate entitling them to start university studies. Candidates for Master studies, classified as TG 3, can receive a grant consisting of Euro + travel cost and insurance, covering 2 years full MA studies at one of EU partner universities of EMINENCE consortium. They must present BA or equivalent diploma/ study records entitling them to start university studies at Master level. Candidates for PhD studies, classified as TG 3, can receive a grant consisting of Euro + travel cost and insurance. They must present MA diploma, other graduate university degree or equivalent diploma entitling them to studies at doctoral level at one of EU partner universities of EMINENCE consortium.

On-line registration and application I step – reading Guidelines for Applicants II step – registration 1. Personal information First name*: Middle name (only if it is written in the passport): Family name*: Date of birth [yyyy-mm-dd]*: Please double check if your name and date of birth is exactly as in passport and be aware that your names in the form that you submit here will be used in application form and then throughout the whole program and will not be subject to any changes. Any discrepancies between the full name and date of birth in passport and the name and date given in this form will lead to disqualification. 2. Contact address*: Please double check if the is correct – you will receive the link to your application form at this address and you will be getting further communications ONLY to this address (requests to send any information to another will not be considered). You will be identified by your , name and date of birth. Note that you are only allowed to register once. If you register and apply more times this will lead to disqualification. SUBMIT THE FORM III step – preparation of documents in required form, scope, format itp.

IV STEP – application form.

Target Group 3- definition A national of Belarus, Ukraine, Moldova, Armenia, Georgia or Azerbaijan who is in particularly vulnerable situation, for social and political reasons: applicant having a refugee status (international or according to the national legislation of one of the European recipient countries); applicant being asylum beneficiary (international or according to the national legislation of one of the European recipient countries); applicant who can prove that s/he has been the object of unjustified expulsion from university on racial, ethnic, religious, political, gender or sexual inclination; applicant belonging to an indigenous population targeted by a specific national policy or IDPs (Internally Displaced Persons); AND AND applicant must have : - secondary school certificate entitling to start university studies in Europe (full BA) or - BA or equivalent diploma entitling to start university studies at Master level in Europe (full MA) or - MA or equivalent diploma entitling to start doctoral studies in Europe (full PhD) or must be enrolled at PhD studies at home and apply for continuation of his/her PhD studies at EU university (PhD 36 C)

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