1. International Staff Training Week May 08, 2017
From ERASMUS to Erasmus+. New Perspectives in European Higher Education
International Staff Training Week
May 08, 2017

2. ERASMUS yesterday, today & tomorrow
Christina Bohle

3. ERASMUS yesterday, today & tomorrow
ERASMUS = “EuRopean Community Action Scheme for the Mobility of University Students”, July 1, 1987 >> Program for the Higher Education, first independent, then part of SOCRATES ( )/ Lifelong Learning Program ( ) Since 2014: Erasmus+
Christina Bohle

4. ERASMUS – What is it about?
Programme-specific objectives
Improvement of key competences and skills
Strengthening of quality assurance in all fields of education
Support of the international dimension
Christina Bohle

5. ERASMUS – What is it about?
FOCUS: STUDENT MOBILITY
1987: students from 11 European countries studied abroad with the programme
By 2014: more than 3 million students have taken part in the mobility programme
95 % of ERASMUS students consider that they improved their knowledge of the host country‘s culture and society by going abroad
83 % say that their sense of European citizenship and perspective was increased.
Christina Bohle

6. 30 Years of ERASMUS in Germany
Wer sich bewegt, bewegt Europa!
30 Years of ERASMUS in Germany
Enriching lives, opening minds for 30 Years
Christina Bohle

7. ERASMUS Student Mobilities in Germany
1987:
2000 (SOCRATES):
2007 (LLP):
2014:
Christina Bohle

8. ERASMUS IN GERMANY Life Long Learning Program 2007-2013
STUDENT MOBILITIY
CONTINUOUS INCREASE OF NUMBRS; BY 13/14 gERMANY ALREADY SENT MORE THAN STUDENTS IN ONE YEAR
Christina Bohle

9. ERASMUS IN GERMANY: Life Long Learning Program 2007-2013
STAFF MOBILITIY
Incentives:
Experience & new ideas
Professional Network
Internationalized CV
Language Competences
a.s.o.
aS WELL INCREASE THOUGH THE NIMBERS ARE BY FAR NOT ENOUGH; ESP. STAFF MOBILITIES FOR TRAINING ARE FAR BEHIND THE POSSIBILITIES
Christina Bohle

10. Erasmus+
ERAsmus – which is a key elemement as well as key instrument in all internationalization!
Christina Bohle

11. Erasmus+ Programme Structure In Higher Education
Key Action 1
Mobility
Students
Graduates
Staff
Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degrees
Key Action 2 Partnerships
Strategic Partnerships
Knowledge Alliances
Capacity Building projects
Key Action 3
Policy Support
European reform agendas and EU policy dialogues
TODAY; WE WILL BE TALKING ABOUT KEY ACTION 1; ON FRIDAY I WILL GIVE YOU A PRESENTATION ON KEY ACTION 2, PREPARED BY OUR NATIONAL AGENCY, TO GIVE YOU SOME IDEAS OF WHAT MAY BE POSSIBLE THERE.
Christina Bohle

12. Erasmus+ in Germany Development of Budget 70.277 200 EUR
Christina Bohle

13. Erasmus+ in Germany Student Mobilities 2014 Bachelor: SMS: 22.891
SMP: 5.597
Master:
SMS: 7.812
SMP: 2.330
Christina Bohle

14. ERASMUS What Next?
Christina Bohle

15. EU Commission Open Public Consultation on the mid-term evaluation of the Erasmus+ Programme
Status: Open
Field: Erasmus + Programme
Target group: General public/stakeholders
Period of Consultation: 28/02 - 31/05/2017
Objective:
perspectives on the relevance of the Erasmus+ programme's objectives, the effectiveness of the measures taken to achieve them and the efficiency of their implementation.
coherence of the programme and its added value
Results: expected at the end of 2017
Christina Bohle

16. EU Commission Open Public Consultation on the mid-term evaluation of the Erasmus+ Programme
The questionnaire contains forward looking questions regarding a possible successor programme to Erasmus+ in 2020
Possible areas:
further development of International Credit Mobility
extension of Online Linguistic Support to include 100,000 refugees
stronger focus on social inclusion, esp. in Strategic Partnerships
Consultation document:
The consultation is hosted in an online questionnaire:  
Christina Bohle

17. Thank you! Christina Bohle Philipps-Universität Marburg
International Office – European Office
Deutschhausstr , D Marburg