1. Internationalization of Studies Marek Frankowicz Faculty of Chemistry & JU Centre for HE Research ECTS Coordinator, Bologna Expert

2. Are we international? Visibility Research potential Quality of studies Mobility Networking Strategy

3. ARWU 2009 201-302: Charles University Prague 303-401:Eotvos Lorand University B-pest Jagiellonian University University of Szeged Warsaw University

4. THES 2008 261: Charles University Prague 300: Jagiellonian University 347: Warsaw University 401 – 500: Warsaw University of Technology University Ljubljana Eotvos Lorand University B-pest

5. International cooperation Started in Middle Ages Now: Cooperation with 187 foreign HEIs (in 2008: 19 new agreements)

6. International Research Projects in 2009 FP 7 projects14 (SCI – 12) FP 6 projects 42 (SCI – 29) Other projects 31 (SCI – 18) Intergovernmental research agreements with JU participation: 34

7. International Educational Projects in 2008 50 projects (only 20% - SCI): Erasmus Erasmus Mundus Comenius Leonardo da Vinci Jean Monnet

8. International accreditation: Eurolabels in Chemistry

9. Examples of new projects (just approved) ERASMUS: Teachers Virtual Campus: Research, Practice, Apply (TEACAMP) TEMPUS: Governance and Management Reform in Higher Education in Serbia (GOMES)

10. JU & Bologna Process 3 Bologna Experts TUNING Contact Point Organization of country-wide events –TUNING National Seminar (19.06.2009) –Quality Day (15.10.2009)

11. Staff mobility (2008) 4535 outgoing (to 61 countries) 2014 incoming (from 56 countries)

12. Foreign students 1st cycle246 2nd cycle184 One-tier Master studies260 Doctoral studies 63 Non-degree ‘post-diploma’ courses 15 ERASMUS students384 School of Medicine for foreigners544 Internships108 Studies of Polish language and culture: One- and two-semester courses182 Short courses, Summer School531 TOTAL: 2605

13. ERASMUS Student Exchange Outgoing Incoming 1998/1999 90 17 1999/2000136 30 2000/2001 203 53 2001/2002233 65 2002/2003280 95 2003/2004368147 2004/2005593235 2005/2006646259 2006/2007730347 2007/2008866384

14. Academic Networks: Taxonomy „University Clubs” Thematic networks –Subject areas –Specific topics/issues Regional initiatives

15. Academic Networks: JU Coimbra Group Utrecht Network European Chemistry Thematic Network ESTIA NET ……………

16. Rector’s Commission for the Development of Didactics and Quality Assurance WG for Internationalization of Studies WG for New Interdisciplinary Study Programs WG for Quality Assurance WG for Doctoral Studies

17. SWOT analysis for internationalization Strengths Wide international cooperation Good preparation of JU students for mobility Competent JU staff Weaknesses Insufficient information on JU educational offer Inadequate administrative measures and regulations Problems with funding Opportunities New approach to curricula (based on learning outcomes) Internationalization as a factor enhancing employability Emerging ERA and EHEA Threats Inadequate national legislation Danger of „brain drain”

18. Jagiellonian University Centre for Higher Education Research Project „POL-EDDA” (Polish Education Dynamical Development Assistance) Expert work for the Conference of Rectors of Academic Schools of Poland and for the Ministry of Science and Higher Education –International context of Polish HE reforms –Comparative analyses of European QA systems and National Qualification Frameworks

19. What to do (1) To profit from „Genius loci” (magic of Krakow) To promote large-scale interuniversity initiatives To promote good practice

20. What to do (2) Organization of studies - „Mobility window”, „Internationalization at home” Support for courses in foreign languages Improved administrative mechanisms and procedures at the institutional and faculty level Optimization, cooperation, foresight

21. 21 Human resources -Internationalization-HEI feedbacks: VIRTUOUS or VICIOUS Circle? Internatio- nalization Students, Staff University: Research Teaching

22. Thank you very much for your attention