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I. STUDENT EXCHANGES
- Participants are called "Erasmus students"
- Eligibility - Students who have successfully completed their second year of education and have
sufficient language competence
- Receive grants for the period of education
- Study between 3 and 12 months in partner universities
- The periods of education are recognized on the basis of Bilateral Agreements
- The educational fee (if there is such) is paid in their own university
II. TEACHER EXCHANGES
- An invitation from Partner University for particular course of lectures is necessary
- Gives opportunity for professional development and personal contacts
- Gives opportunity to students who cannot participate in student mobility to acquire
knowledge and experience from foreign teachers
III. JOINT PREPARATION OF COURSES
Erasmus supports three types of activities in the area of
the joint development and implementation/dissemination of curricula by universities from
different participating countries:
- Projects for the joint development of "study programmes" at intermediate or advanced
(Masters - type) level;
- Projects for the joint development of European "modules", including specialized
language modules;
- Projects for implementation and dissemination of curricular development projects
which have completed their development phase.
The purpose of curricular development grants is to reinforce
the quality and European dimension of higher teaching by combining the expertise and state-of-
the-art knowledge of university of several countries. The results of curricular development
projects should have the potentional to be disseminated to a large group of institutions, other
than those directly involved in the project.
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