UG involvement in Erasmus+

The University of Groningen is very active in participating in the Erasmus+ programmes of the EU, alongside many international collaborations. In recent decades, we have successfully applied for the different programmes Erasmus+ has to offer:

Student and Staff Mobility
Cooperation Partnerships
Erasmus Mundus joint Masters
Alliances for Innovation / Forward Looking projects
Capacity Building
University Alliance
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In order to participate in the Erasmus+ programme, universities need to have received the Erasmus Charter for Higher Education 2021-2027, which lays down the rules and regulations of the programme for both mobility and international projects. The Erasmus Policy Statement, drawn up by the institution itself, is related to the Erasmus Charter.

For more information on our involvement in the Erasmus programme, you can contact our Erasmus Institutional Coordinator: Ms. Regine van Groningen

European Network

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Student and Staff Mobility

KA131 - Mobility for higher education students and staff between institutions in Programme countries.

The programme provides long-term (2-12 months) and short-term (5-30 days) study mobility options, as well as the possibility for internships abroad. For staff, teaching assignments and staff trainings are included.

Blended Intensive Programmes (BIPs), providing innovative learning or teaching methods can be developed jointly by at least 3 institutions from 3 different countries.

KA171 – International Credit Mobility, for higher education students and staff between Programme and Partner countries. Incoming and outgoing study and staff mobility options with selected partners in countries not associated to the Erasmus+ programme.

Cooperation Partnerships

2024:

ACT UP! - Active Citizenship by Theatre for Urban Politics

MindGuard - Participatory and digitally empowered mental health prevention framework for academic settings

FoodEcoCulture - Food Eco-Culture Edu - Bridging Disciplines in European Higher Academia

CLADES - Critical language awareness, democratic engagement and sustainability

2023:

SheYechTalks - SheTechTalks: Breaking barriers in ICT

ROCKET - Role Playing Games on Conflict Transformation for Equity in Higher Education through Virtual Exchange

Up-STEAM - Upskilling Prospective Teachers in STEAM for elevating out-of-school learning for all

TECU - Training in Embodied critical Thinking

INFINITE - Artificial Intelligence for Professional and Pedagogical Practices in Higher Education

EveryDayAI - AI in Everyday Life

MIRETAGE - European Pathways to Minority Religious Heritage: Inclusive Heritage in Adult Education

ACTIPLEX - ActIPLEx: Action for Interactive Anti-Polarisation Learning Experiences for a Better Democracy

Essays - Essays Beyond Borders

LT-LIDER - Language and Translation - Literacy in Digital Environments and Resources

2022:

DIGIFOLK - Digitizing the folktales of a city - sharing the wisdom of the Other

EQUNI - Implementation of effective practices for the development of students' emotional intelligence with particular emphasis on anti-discrimination activities at European universities

SMILE - Sustainable MobILity in school Education

BOLD - Building on Linguistic and Cultural diversity

Music4Change - Transnational Cooperation in Interdisciplinary Research Education

Erasmus Mundus joint Masters

Euroculture: Society, Politics and Culture in a Global Context

TCCM: Master Studies in Theoretical Chemistry and Computational Modelling

LCT: Language and Communication Technologies

NOHA: Network on Humanitarian Action

EMCL: European Master in Clinical Linguistics

IMIM: International Master in Innovative Medicine

ISLANDS: Islands and Sustainability

S-Disco: Sustainable Drug discovery

Red-Global: Religious Diversity in a Globalised World

Alliances for Innovation / Forward Looking projects

TINKER – Revolutionalising informatics education to promote authentic learning and gender inclusion in the field

Capacity Building

2024:

TODOS - TransFormación para el Desarrollo Local Sostenible

REAL - Reforming higher education in Laos: installing the culture of comprehensive internal quality assurance necessary for implementing outcomes-based approach

2023:

ModESPar - Modernización del sistema de Educación Superior de Paraguay

University Alliance

University Alliance – ENLIGHT

European University network to promote Equitable Quality of Life, Sustainability, and global engagement through Higher Education Transformation.

The University of Groningen is a member of the ENLIGHT European University which brings together 10 research-intensive universities throughout Europe. ENLIGHT aims to create and integrate our institutions to facilitate mobility of students and staff and the sharing of resources to build opportunities for collaboration in teaching and learning, and research and innovation among the 10 partner institutions.

The ENLIGHT universities are: University of the Basque Country, University of Bern, University of Bordeaux, Comenius University Bratislava, University of Galway, Ghent University, University of Göttingen, University of Groningen, University of Tartu and Uppsala University.

ENLIGHT at UG

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