1. Date: in 12 pts Cooperation in Higher Education with Mexico

2. Support universities in internationalisation strategies through: 1.Credit mobility 2.Degree mobility 3.Capacity building Erasmus + 2

3. Erasmus+: Credit mobility 3

4. 2008 -2014 14 different HEIs from Mexico participated as partners in partnership projects selected in 2008 and 2009 (2007,2010 and 2011 did not cover Latin America region) In the on-going projects (selected 2012,2013,2014) 15 HEIs from Mexico are present in 10 partnership (4 as joint coordinators). 431 mobilities. Mexico  the third country in Latin America (behind Brazil and Argentina). Credit mobility 4

5. 2008 -2014 Countries hosting most Mexican grantees Spain (43%) France (13%) Italy, Germany, Netherlands and Portugal (8% each) Fields of study Agriculture Informatics and Computer Sciences Agricultural Economics and Business and Management Studies Credit mobility 5

6. 2008 -2014 Credit mobility Under graduate MastersDoctoratePost- Doc StaffTOT 20084056155 131 2009603020512127 201211973535 201316231461574 20141816129964 TOTAL145134682856 431 6

7. Credit mobility ParticipantsIncoming Studying in EU Outgoing Studying in Mexico Total Learner552681 Staff423375 Total9759156 Erasmus + 2014 -2020 2015 call will support 156 beneficiaries 7

8. Achievements and results Academic recognition The high number of mobility flows contributed to mainstreaming the recognition process. Cross-cutting issues Balance between female and male scholarships holders has been so far achieved (51% female & 49% male) Brain drain Survey : 85% of the Mexican respondents returned home after the mobility period Quality assurance Assurance methods focused on internal measures (specific working groups, satisfaction questionnaires for students/staff) Awareness on this aspect is increasing 8

9. Erasmus+ Erasmus+ Joint Masters Degrees 9

10. Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters degrees 10 Erasmus Mundus 2009-2013 EM Joint Programmes: EM Masters Courses (EMMC) EM Joint Doctorates (EMJD) 2 Mexican institutions involved as a full partner in EM Master Courses There are no Mexican institutions involved as full partners in the 4 selections of EM Join Doctorates (2009-2011 )

11. Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters degrees 11 From 2004 to 2013 535 Master students 26 Doctoral candidates 58 scholars 2014 and 2015 selections: 7 doctoral candidates (4+3) Doctoral candidates may also apply until 2017 for fellowships.

12. Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters Degrees (EMJMD) 2014-2020 Attractive scholarship offer open to highly-talented students worldwide Action of excellence Mandatory student mobility in at least 2 European countries The last selection 2015 included one full partner from Mexico: The Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, taken part in the International Master in Innovative Medicine (IMIM) coordinated by the University of Groningen. 12

13. Mobilities under Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters Degrees Master students may apply for scholarships directly to the programme(s) of their choice. students be awarded a joint or double/multiple degree at the end of their studies. In 2014, 35 scholarships to Mexican students to follow EMJMD In 2015 : 41 Mexicans, 16 out of which selected under a special geographical window for Brazil and Mexico 13

14. 75 million € for the period (2007- 2013) 51 projects fostering academic cooperation and networking Involving 341 institutions from Latin America and 153 from the EU 26 Mexican HEIs have participated in 28 Alfa III projects, 1 as coordinator Alfa III:Capacity building before Erasmus+ (2007- 2013 14

15. Access to Higher education Creation / modernization of university courses Knowledge Transfer Millenium Development Goals Alliances / Cooperation Creation /Strengthening of networks Impact of Alfa III 15

16. Erasmus+ Erasmus+: Capacity building in Higher Education 16

17. Selection 2015 4 selected projects (out of 19 applications) involving 10 institutions from Mexico 21% of all selected projects in Latin America All projects are multi-country All projects are Joint Projects: New curricula & degrees, learning & teaching methodologies, staff development, QA, governance. Capacity building 17

18. Capacity Building Projects selected 2015 18 Disability and modernity: Ensuring quality education for disabled students Coord: Univ. Viña del Mar. CL Instituto Tecnológico y de estudios superiores de Monterrey Universidad de Colima Transatlantic Open Government Virtual Education (Coord: Univ. La Laguna. ES) AV6 Consulting Group Educación y Formación Profesional S.C (Univ. Del desarrollo empresarial y Pedagógico) Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México Citylabs: Engaging Students with Sustainable Cities in Latin America (Coord: Univ. Antwerpen.BE) Univ. Autónoma de Nuevo León Univ. De Guanajuato The international Learning Network of networks on sustainability (Coord: Politecnico de Milano.IT) Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana Universidad del Valle de México SC

19. Capacity building: organisations involved 19 AV6 CONSULTING GROUPPUEBLA EDUCACION Y FORMACION PROFESIONAL, S.C. (UNIVERSIDAD DEL DESARROLLO EMPRESARIAL Y PEDAGOGICO) MEXICO INSTITUTO TECNOLOGICO Y DE ESTUDIOS SUPERIORES DE MONTERREY NUEVO LEON UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DEL ESTADO DE MÉXICOTOLUCA UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE NUEVO LEON SAN NICOLAS DE LOS GARZA UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA METROPOLITANAMEXICO D.F. UNIVERSIDAD DE COLIMACOLIMA UNIVERSIDAD DE GUANAJUATOGUANAJUATO UNIVERSIDAD DEL VALLE DE MÉXICO SCMÉXICO CITY UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL AUTONOMA DE MEXICO MEXICO DISTRITO FEDERAL Total10

20. Erasmus+ Jean Monnet Actions 20

21. Jean Monnet actions 2007-2013 21 Selection year Jean Monnet Activity Project TitleOrganisation Name 2007JM-Chair European policy towards Latin America: the Europeanization of national foreing policies Centro de investigación y docencia económicas A.C. 2011JM-Module Le Traité de Lisbonne pour l'Amérique Latine: Chagements et perspectives Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México (ITAM)

22. Jean Monnet actions 2014-2020 22 Selection year Jean Monnet Activity Project TitleOrganisation Name 2015JM-Chair Die soziologischen und politikwissenschaftlichen theoretische Perspektiven über die Europäische Integration Universidad de Guadalajara 2015JM-Module UNINTER - Oficina Jean Monnet Instituto Universitario Internacional SC

23. Erasmus+ Marie Sklodowska Curie action 23

24. Support International exchange of research and innovation staff Mobility of experienced researchers to and from EU Member States and Horizon 2020 Associated Countries At all stages of their careers, in all disciplines 4 areas: ITN: Innovative Training Networks (joint research training and/or doctoral programme) IF: Individual fellowships (mobility) RISE: Research and Innovation Staff Exchanges COFUND: additional funding to new/existing of regional, national and international programmes Marie Skłodowska Curie actions 24

25. Under H2020: Organisations located in emerging economies such as Brazil and Mexico are no longer automatically eligible for funding They can still participate in all actions but have to determine themselves the sources of funding for their part of the project. 2014 and 2015 2014 call: 6 projects proposals submitted (RISE), 4 are signed or in preparation so far, 2 rejected. 2015 call: 37 participations of organisations from Mexico in submitted proposal (17 ITN projects, 20 for RISE )- Evaluation pending. MSCA 25

26. Number of Mexican researchers funded in Marie Curie Actions (2007-2014): 764 Number of fellowships: 162 Exchanged staff (IRSES): 602 1 EU budget awarded to Mexican organisations (2007-2014): € 4.8 million Number of times that organisations in Mexico have participated in each Action (2007-2014): 71 Marie Curie Actions 2007-2014 (under FP7) 26

27. Muchas Gracias 27