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Maybe the most successful programme of the EU, the Erasmus Programme is 25 years old

Maybe the most successful programme of the EU, the Erasmus Programme is 25 years old. Ms. Ildikó VARGA, head of the office Ms. Anna SZENCZI, responsible for outgoing mobility Ms. Gabriella NAGY, responsible for incoming mobility

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Maybe the most successful programme of the EU, the Erasmus Programme is 25 years old

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  1. Maybe the most successfulprogramme of the EU,the Erasmus Programme is 25 years old Ms. Ildikó VARGA, head of the office Ms. Anna SZENCZI, responsible for outgoing mobility Ms. Gabriella NAGY, responsible for incoming mobility The BME Erasmus and Exchange Office welcomes you! erasmus.bme.hu

  2. Erasmus Programmeinnumbers 1. • : theprogrammestarts: • a total of 4000studentmobilitiesin Europe duringthefirstyear • Nowadays200000/ yearinthewhole of Europe • Nextyeartheprogrammewillreach 3 000 000studentmobilitiesintotal erasmus.bme.hu

  3. Erasmus programmeinnumbers 2. 1997 : Hungary joins the Programme • 35000 students benefited so far in Hungary (800 in 1998 and 4200 in 2010) • On average in Hungary the number of incoming students is lower than the outgoing (250 in 1998 and 2700 in 2010) While at BME the incoming and outgoing flow became BALANCED erasmus.bme.hu

  4. Institutional Erasmus coordinatorsat BME since 1998 • István IJJAS • Krisztina LÁSZLÓ • Gyula CSOPAKI • László DVORSZKI • Péter MOSON erasmus.bme.hu

  5. Faculty Erasmus Coordinators (2012) • Dr. Ferenc PAPP ( Civil Engineering ) • Dr. István MÉSZÁROS ( Mechanical Engineering ) • Dr. Melinda BENKŐ ( Architecture ) • Dr. Zoltán HELL ( Chemical- and Bioengineering ) • Dr. László SZÁMEL ( Electrical Engineering and Informatics) • Dr. András ELEŐD ( Transportation Engineering ) • Dr.Brigitta SZILÁGYI ( Natural Sciences ) • Dr. Annamária ORBÁN (Economic and Social Sciences ) erasmus.bme.hu

  6. Erasmus exchanges at BME • Close to 500 Erasmus bilateral agreements with around 300 European universities, in 27 countries • More than 300 outgoing BME students/year • More than 300 incoming students/year erasmus.bme.hu

  7. BME Erasmusagreementsinnumbers(2011) erasmus.bme.hu

  8. Erasmus studentmobilityforplacements • Until 2008 EU Leonardo da Vinci Programmesupportedmobilitiesforpracticaltraining of universitystudents • From 2008 Erasmus Programme is extended and includesacademicandpracticaltrainingmobilities of studentsinhighereducation • BME wasactiveinthe Leonardo Programmeaswell, winning more than 1000 000 EURO EU supportfortraineeships of BME studentsuntil 2008. erasmus.bme.hu

  9. Outgoing Erasmus studentmobilities (academic and practical) bycountries of hostuniversitiesin 2010/11 (total 305 students) erasmus.bme.hu

  10. Outgoing Erasmus studentmobilities (academic and practical) bycountries of hostuniversitiesin 2011/12 (total 326 students) erasmus.bme.hu

  11. Incoming Erasmus studentmobilitiesbycountries of sending universitiesin 2010/11 (total 239 students) erasmus.bme.hu

  12. Incoming Erasmus studentmobilitiesbycountries of sending universitiesin 2011/12 ( total 311 students) erasmus.bme.hu

  13. Comparingincoming and outgoingacademicmobilitiesin 2011/12(most active 6 countries) erasmus.bme.hu

  14. Activeexchangeagreementswithmainlyincomingstudentsoutside Europe (about 60 students per year) erasmus.bme.hu

  15. Addedvalue of exchanges Support of the EU goals of • credit-system and -transfer • joint and double degrees • comparable diplomas On institutional level : • internationalisation • improved student services • academic and research cooperations On individual level • labor market advantages erasmus.bme.hu

  16. FINAL NOTE • Erasmus is a great and highly successful European program • All other non-European bilateral or governmental exchange programmes have the same added value • For EU institutions Erasmus is an excellent base for further worldwide cooperation. • Erasmus Mundus is such an extension But there are non-European examples too: E.g.: Science Without Border is part of the Brazilian government's larger initiative to grant 100,000 scholarships for the best students from Brazil to study abroad at the world’s best universities. erasmus.bme.hu

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