LEARN HOW TO RUN JOINT STUDY PROGRAMMES AT YOUR UNIVERSITY!
The Bologna Process has increased the interest in the development of joint study programmes among higher education institutions. These programmes are defined as the cooperation of two or more institutions on a joint study programme leading to the award of double or joint degrees. Since 2004 the Erasmus Mundus programme has motivated the universities to implement jointly planned and developed study programmes with a strong focus on the integration of both curricula and organisation. European universities have already reserved a special place in their internationalisation strategy for the development of joint programmes, even if this kind of collaboration is challenging and demanding. Good joint degree programmes bring benefits for students, staff and higher education institutions. Institutions are able to combine their strengths in a collective endeavour and develop internationalised, multi-dimensional curricula. Students experience the intellectual stimulation of viewing their chosen subject through more windows. And university staff can be exposed to unfamiliar approaches to their subject through more sustained contact with partner colleagues.
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At this website, created under the EMAP project, you can download several lectures given by experienced joint programmes coordinators who shared their knowledge with running the Erasmus Mundus joint study programmes. Visit our Library and learn more about various aspects of the joint programmes such as course integration, partnership, student selection, student facilities and support, course management, visibility and sustainability or quality assurance and evaluation. |
LEARN MORE ABOUT THE EMAP PROJECT
The content of this website is a result of the EMAP project (where EMAP = Erasmus Mundus Active Participation) which was supported by the European Commission under the Erasmus Mundus programme in two phases during 2009-2012.
