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Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility

Handbook for participating organisations

Handbook for participating organisations

January 2020

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Erasmus+

International Credit Mobility

Handbook for Participating Organisations

Version 4.1 - February 2020

(Calls 2018, 2019 & 2020)

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Contents

Acronyms and abbreviations 3

I - What is ICM and how do I apply? 5

Grant breakdown 6

Who can apply? 7

Eligible partner organisations

7

Roles and responsibilities

8

Timeline 9

Inclusion and diversity 9

EU Budget

what you need to know 11 Erasmus+ Partner Countries eligible for International Credit Mobility 13

Application process

14

Do's and don'ts for applicant HEIs 17

Evaluation procedure 22

Grant award

decision 22

II - Preparing and implementing the mobility 23

Contractual documents 23

Quality implementation of the project 26

Selection of participants

26

Mobility Tool+ 27

Support to participants 27

Grant payment to the participant

31

Zero-grants from EU funds 32

Interruption, early termination and extension of the mobility 33

Making changes to your project

34

Support and monitoring 36

Traineeships in ICM 38

Staff mobility to and from non-academic organisations 41 III - After the mobility: recognition and reporting 42

Credit recognition 42

Reporting 45

Project timeline 46

Useful resources 47

Contact 47

ANNEX 48

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Acronyms and abbreviations

We have tried to keep the language in this Handbook as simple and as clear as possible. When we have used acronyms or abbreviations we have made sure to spell these out at least once. Here they are, just in case...

DCI: Development Cooperation Instrument

EC: European Commission

ECHE: Erasmus Charter for Higher Education

ECTS: European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System

EDF: European Development Fund

ENI: European Neighbourhood Instrument

EU: European Union

FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions

HEI: Higher education institution

ICM: International Credit Mobility

IIA: Inter

-institutional agreement

IPA: Instrument for

Pre-Accession Assistance

KA107: IT terminology for International Credit Mobility

MT+: Mobility Tool+

NA:

Erasmus+

National Agency

NEO: National Erasmus+ Office

OID : Organisation ID

OS: Organisational Support

PI: Partnership Instrument

PIC: Participant

Identification Code

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Introduction

For 30 years,

the European Union has funded the Erasmus programme which has enabled over 4 million European students to spend part of their studies in another higher education institution (HEI) in Europe. In 2015, Erasmus+ opened up these opportunities to individuals and organisations from

other parts of the world. Through "International Credit Mobility" - ICM for short - European HEIs can

set up mobility agreements with partners around the world to send and receive students and staff.

What's in it for individuals?

ICM projects aim to help participants acquire key skills, support their professional development and deepen their understanding of other cultures. The Erasmus Impact Study 1 finds that taking part in Erasmus+ is likely to boost a graduate's employability and transversal skills. Unemployment rates among Erasmus participants are 23% lower 5 years after graduation compared to those who did not go abroad. Two-thirds of employers think that international experience is a key asset for job candidates and leads to greater professional responsibility. Staff can acquire new competences for their professional development, improve their language skills and learn about new working methods.

What's in it for institutions?

ICM aims to increase the capacities, attractiveness and international dimension of the organisations taking part. International ties between institutions will be strengthened, giving the partners the opportunity to increase their visibility at local and global levels. Both incoming and outgoing students will be ready to share their positive experiences of studying at your institution.

Purpose of this handbook

This handbook

aims to support both Programme and Partner Country HEIs 2 in the implementation of their ICM project, from application to final report. This handbook will provide you with information on the key documents, rules and guidelines you will need to be aware of. It will guide you through the various steps your institution will be expected to take, and tell you where to go for further information. This handbook does not replace the

Erasmus+ Programme Guide

3 , which you should refer to for more detailed information. We hope you find this handbook useful, and wish you every success with your ICM project.

The International Credit Mobility Team

1

Erasmus Impact Study, September 2014:

2

For the purposes of ICM, there are 34 Erasmus+ Programme Countries, which are the 28 EU Member States, Iceland, Liechtenstein,

Norway, the Republic of North Macedonia, Turkey and Serbia. Partner Countries are all other countries in the world.

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I - What is ICM and how do I apply?

International

Credit Mobility (ICM) supports the mobility of individuals enrolled or employed at a higher education institution (HEI), from a Programme Country to a Partner Country or vice versa, namely: Student mobility for studies, open to short cycle, first cycle (Bachelor or equivalent) or second cycle (Master or equivalent) students, as well as third cycle doctoral candidates. The mobility period can last from 3 months (or one academic term) to 12 months. Student mobility for traineeships, open from call 2018 to short cycle, first cycle (Bachelor or equivalent) or second cycle (Master or equivalent) students, as well as third cycle doctoral candidates. The mobility period can last from 2 to 12 months. See dedicated section on 'Traineeships'. Staff mobility for teaching for academic staff and (from call 2018) for invited staff from non- academic organisations to teach at a partner higher education institution (HEI) abroad. The mobility period can last from 5 days to 2 months. Staff mobility for training for teaching and non-teaching staff in the form of training events abroad (excluding conferences), job shadowing, observation periods and/or training at a partner HEI. The mobility period can last from 5 days to 2 months. This activity also supports the mobility of staff from Partner Country HEIs to train at a non-academic organisation located in a Programme Country. See dedicated section on 'Staff mobility to and from non-academic organisations'

Student and staff mobility can

take place in any subject area or academic discipline. Moreover, HEIs are free to apply for staff mobility or student mobility, or any combination of the two.

Staff teaching and training activities

can be combined. A study period and a traineeship can also be combined, for a minimum of 3 months (or one academic term) and a maximum of 12 months.

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Grant breakdown

4

Individual support

Mobility to...

Student

monthly rate 5 (2018-2020)

Staff daily rate

6 (2018-2020)

Denmark,

Finland, Iceland, Ireland, Liechtenstein,

Luxembourg, Norway, Sweden, United Kingdom

€ 900 € 180 Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, France, Germany, Greece,

Italy, Malta, Netherlands, Portugal, Spain

€ 850 € 160 Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia, the Republicquotesdbs_dbs26.pdfusesText_32
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