Usefull links for students
Action 2 Partnership selected in 2011
Under Action 2, Erasmus Mundus funds partnerships of higher education institutions from Europe and from a range of countries and regions across the world.
PLUS
scholarships for students and academics to study/research/teach in one of partner institutions. scholarships cover a range of academic levels. partnerships will make a number of calls for applications – these may start as soon as September 2011. check the partnership website for details of calls for applications.
Are you from country outside of EU?
- See if your country is covered by an Action partnership
- Visit the partnership website to see which courses are available in which disciplines
- Apply direct to the partnership via its website. If you are registered at one of the partner institutions, you should contact your International Office.
Projects involving Kyrgyzstan
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Project
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Countries covered
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Coordinating institution
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Partners from Kyrgyzstan
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Target II
http://www.kth.se/en/om/internationellt/target
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Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan
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Royal Institute of Technology (SE)
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KTU n/a I.Razzakov, KSUCTA, BAFE
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Marco XXI
http://www.marcoXXI.eu
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Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan
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GEORG-AUGUST-UNIVERSITAT GOTTINGEN (DE)
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BAFE, TSU
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CASIA
http://www.eu-casia.org/home
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Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan
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Wageningen University (NL)
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KNAU n/a Skryabina, KRSU, KTU n/a I.Razzakov,
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eASTANA
http://eastana.meil.pw.edu.pl/
Erasmus Mundus Action II eAstana >>
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Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan
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Warsaw University of Technology (PL)
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KNU N/A J.Balasagyn, KNAU n/a Skryabina,
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ARCADE
http://www.arcade.polito.it/
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Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan
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Politechnico di Torino (IT)
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KTU n/a I.Razzakov, TSU, ISU
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Erasmus Mundus is a cooperation and mobility programme in the field of higher education. The programme:
• supports high-quality European masters programmes - Erasmus Mundus masters courses (EMMCs) each of which is jointly run by a consortium of European universities and brings together students from Europe and across the world;
• offers prestigious scholarships to enable students from around the world to engage in postgraduate study on an Erasmus Mundus masters course in Europe.
What does the name Erasmus Mundus stand for?
Desiderius Erasmus (1469-1536) dedicated his life to promoting a universal concept of wisdom which he saw as the key to mutual understanding between peoples. Equally well versed in theology, education, rhetoric and classical studies, Erasmus studied and taught in France, England, Italy, Switzerland and what is now Belgium.
Due to his brilliant career as a mobile European scholar, the European Commission decided to name the first European student mobility programme after him: the Erasmus grants, launched in 1987, have enabled well over a million European students to study in another European country.
In 2004, for the new programme to support mobility between Europe and the rest of the world, it was decided to add 'Mundus' (Latin for 'world'), to the existing 'Erasmus' label.
Who can receive an Erasmus Mundus scholarship?
Graduate students worldwide (except for citizens of the European Union, EU candidate countries, Liechtenstein, Norway and Iceland) can apply for a scholarship, provided they have an excellent academic record and excellent study results.
What do the scholarships cover, and how many are awarded?
Erasmus Mundus scholarships cover travel costs and full living costs in Europe throughout the masters programme. The number awarded rises each year, thereby giving more and more students a chance to live and study in at least two European countries.
How to apply?
Students apply directly to the European masters course of their choice. Here is how it works.
• Go to the Erasmus Mundus website:
http://eacea.ec.europa.eu/erasmus_mundus/programme/about_erasmus_mundus_en.php
• Find and click on the academic discipline you are interested in. A list of academic programmes throughout Europe will appear for you to select.
• Within the list of programmes offered, choose the one(s) that suit(s) your needs. You will find that each programme has its own website with application tools. All you have to do then is apply!
• Make sure you read the application and admission conditions of your chosen programme carefully.
Why Erasmus Mundus?
Are you a graduate student looking for an international education? Here are 10 good reasons to apply for an Erasmus Mundus scholarship.
1. Receive a high-quality education at some of Europe's finest universities.
2. Follow a joint study programme combining the strengths of various European universities wit different theoretical and practical approaches.
3. Choose from a wide range of academic disciplines, including innovative cross-disciplinary courses.
4. Obtain an officially recognised double or joint degree which opens doors for doctoral studies or interesting careers.
5. Live a truly European experience in higher education by studying in at least two different European countries.
6. Take the opportunity, if you wish, to use two European languages and live in a multilingual environment (although the study programmes themselves are often taught in one language only).
7. Enjoy high-quality welcoming and hosting services at the European universities.
8. Enhance your cross-cultural background and develop a more flexible mind-set by studying with fellow students from all corners of the world.
9. Establish long-term worldwide personal and professional relationships, thanks to the EM Alumni Association.
10. Prepare yourself for the global market by enhancing your international knowledge and developing the social confidence and adaptability you will need to operate internationally.
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