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| Dr. Philipp v. Wrangell | ERASMUS STAFF TRAINING WEEK | 26.11.2013

| Dr. Philipp v. Wrangell | ERASMUS STAFF TRAINING WEEK | 26.11.2013. ERASMUS Intensive Programme IP “ Soil & Water “ - How was the idea born ? - Who are our partners ? - What is the structure of the IP? - Organisational structure - Financial structure.

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| Dr. Philipp v. Wrangell | ERASMUS STAFF TRAINING WEEK | 26.11.2013

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  1. | Dr. Philipp v. Wrangell | ERASMUS STAFF TRAINING WEEK | 26.11.2013

  2. ERASMUS Intensive Programme IP “Soil& Water“ • - Howwas theideaborn? • - Who areourpartners? • - Whatisthestructure ofthe IP? • - Organisational structure • - Financial structure

  3. ERASMUS Intensive Programme IP “Soil & Water“ • - How was the idea born? • New ERASMUS Partners after EAIE Conference in Nantes 2010 • ERASMUS STA mobility to Riga and Tartu in 2011 to increase the number of exchange students in both directions. • Afterwards the discussion has shown that there are many overlaps and complementations between our study programme in biology here at Ulm University and the teaching and research in Tartu are present. This lead us to the idea to apply for an ERASMUS IP in the field of soil science.

  4. LP • Semester 1 – 3: Grundständige Ausbildung ohne Wahlmöglichkeiten • Semester • Grundlagen der Biologie 14 LP • Systematik und Evolution 8 LP • (VL: 1. Sem.: 2 LP • VL: 2. Sem.: 3 LP • Ü: 2. Sem.: 3 LP) • Einführung in die Chemie für Biologen 6 LP • Mathematikfür Biologen 5 LP • 1 • 27 • Ökologie 8 LP • Physiologie ITierphys. 6 LPPflanzenphys u.Einf. in die Biochemie 6 LP LP • Organische 5 LPund • BioanalytischeChemie 2 LP • Physik für Bio-logen 8 LP • 2 • 33 • Mikrobio-logie 8 LP • Entwicklungsbiologie und Genetik 8 LP • Chemisches Praktikum 6 LP • 30 • 3 • Semester 4 – 6: Schwerpunktbildung mit Wahlmöglichkeiten • Molekulare • Biowissenschaften • Biodiversität und • Ökologie • Alle • Physiologie • Wahlmodule: • Umweltbiologie 9 (+ 3 im WS) LPMethoden der Neurobiologie 12 LP • Wahlmodule: • Methoden der Neurobiologie 12 LP • Molbio/Umweltmikrobiologie 12 LP • Molbio/Physiologie 12 LP • Medizinisches • Nebenfach I 6 LP • Wahlmodule: • Mol.bio./Umweltmikrobiologie 12 LP • Umweltbiologie 9 (+ 3 im WS) LP • 4 • 27 - 34 • Molekularbiologie I 9 LP • Physiologie II 6 (+3 im WS) LP • Additive Schlüssel- • qualifikation I 3 LP • Umweltbiologie für Ökologie / Biodiversität 9 LP • Pflanzenphysiologie 7 LP • Medizinisches • Nebenfach II 6 LP • Molekularbiologie II 12 LP • Stoffwechselphysiologie 7 LP • 21 LP • Bodenökologie 9 LP • 21 LP • 26 - 30 • 21 LP • 5 • Molekularbiologie III 9 LP • Funktionsmorphologie 12 LP • Neurobiologie 7 LP • Additive Schlüssel-qualifikation II 3 LP • Medizinisches • Nebenfach III 3 LP • Methoden der Biologie in Molekularen Biowissenschaften oder Physiologie oder Biodiversität / Ökologie 12 LP • 6 • 30 • Bachelorarbeit mit Präsentation 12 + 3 LP

  5. ERASMUS Intensive Programm IP “Soil & Water“ • - Who are our partners? • Tartu • Ceske Budejovice • Aix Marseille

  6. UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH BOHEMIAin České Budějovice • Input: Plant stress ecophysiology Soil-plant-atmosphere continuumSoil degredationProtection and sustainable use of soils • Input: Soil science Root ecologyWetland ecologySoil zoologySoil food chain and soil animalsEffects of soil degradation on soil organisms • Input: Functional ecologyTerrestrial and aquatic Mediterranean environmentGas exchange between the atmosphere and plantsGlobal changePlants under droughtAllelopathy • Input: Ecosystem BiologyMicrobial processes in different soil typesUse of stable isotopes in soil C and N transformationsHydrobiology, Reconstruction of wetlands

  7. ERASMUS Intensive Programm IP “Soil & Water“ • - What is the structure of the IP? • - Organisational Structure: • Two-week summer schools • with lectures, practical work, excursions and student seminars

  8. ERASMUS Intensive Programme IP “Soil & Water“ • - What is the structure of the IP? • - Organisational Structure: • Main coordination in Ulm, establishing the workprogramme together with one coordinator at the hosting university

  9. UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH BOHEMIAin České Budějovice • Summer Schools in: • September 2013 • planned for 2015 • planned for 2014was already in the first application programme change • September 2012

  10. ERASMUS Intensive Programm IP “Soil & Water“ • - What is the structure of the IP? • - Financial structure • Three main accounts: • 1. Organisational costs: fixed amount, 6.810 Euro • 2. Travel costs: 90 % of all travel costs (if calculated properly in the application beforehand!) • 3. Subsistance costs  different for students and for teachers

  11. ERASMUS Intensive Programm IP “Soil & Water“ | Dr. Philipp v. Wrangell | ERASMUS STAFF TRAINING WEEK | 26.11.2013

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