Date: in 12 pts

European Higher Education in the World

COMMUNICATION FROM THE COMMISSION10 July 2013

Presentation Outline

Context: Europe & Global Talent Society

Key priorities for HEIs & Member States

EU contribution

Europe & Global Talent Society

Increased demand for higher education

Increased competition

Moving beyond Europe

Beyond EuropeComprehensive Internationalisation

Current Scenario?

Intra-European student

mobility

Higher Ed vs. Immigration

Ownership?

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Beyond EuropeComprehensive Internationalisation

Future Priorities

International mobility

Internalisation of curricula

& digital Learning

Strategic Cooperation and

Capacity Building

International mobilitystaff, researchers & students

Two-way mobility schemes with non-EU countries

Recognition for competences gained abroad

Visa procedures

Promoting international curricula & digital learning

Develop international curricula

Promote language skills

Online learning, MOOCs

Strategic cooperation, partnerships & capacity building

Innovation-orientated partnerships

Joint & double degrees

Entrepreneurial curricula w/ business

Higher education & development cooperation

EU Contribution

Programmes

Erasmus+

Marie Skłodowska-Curie

EIT & KICs

Actions

Credit mobility

Joint Masters & PhDs

Strategic partnerships

Knowledge alliances

Policy support

Increasing the attractiveness of European Higher Education

Comparability of qualifications

Erasmus Charter

U-Multirank

Cooperation w/ national promotion agencies