ERASMUS+ Incoming Scholarship via FAU

The focus is on social inclusion , the green energy transformation and the digital revolution as well as on encouraging young people to actively participate in democracy . Visit this website to find out how these key themes are integrated at FAU. Support for higher education Based on three key actions , the program provides support for higher education and a range of sectors. A distinction is made between centralized and decentralized applications and actions. The European Commission’s Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency in Brussels is responsible for centralized actions. Applications for decentralized actions are managed in each program country by national agencies; in Germany the agency responsible for elements of the program related to higher education is the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) . ⛶ Changing lives. Opening minds. Erasmus+. (Bild: Europäische Kommission) Applications for EU projects and Charter The FAU is “D_ERLANGE01” FAU’s participant identity code (PIC) for previous projects is 999995408 . The OID which ought to be currently used for each application is E10209513 . The legally authorized representative (LEAR) is Prof. Dr. Joachim Hornegger, FAU President . FAU has received an Erasmus Charter for Higher Education (ECHE). The ECHE code for FAU for projects in 2014-2020 which are now coming to a conclusion is: 28318-LA-1-2014-1-DE-E4AKA1-ECHE The current ECHE code for FAU for projects in 2021-2027 is 10101462-EACEA-03-2020-1 The VAT no. is DE-132507-686. ERASMUS Charta und Policy File size Policy-Statement 2021-2027.pdf 978 KB FAU Erasmus Charta 2014 2020.pdf 3.02 MB ECHE-Charta-2021-2027.pdf 1,004 KB D ERLANGE01-European-Policy-Statement-2014-2020.pdf 60 KB Key action 1: Learning mobility of individuals The first key action supports the mobility of individuals for the purpose of learning. The focus is on the interdisciplinary topics of digitalization, inclusion, ‘green Erasmus’ and civic engagement. Advances in digitalization are reflected not only in Erasmus without Papers (EWP), but also in new openings for funding such as ‘blended mobility’ or ‘blended intensive programs’. Information for FAU students who would like to study abroad with the Erasmus+ program is available on the page about studying with Erasmus+ . Information for FAU lecturers and non-academic staff who would like to complete a stay abroad (as a guest lecturer or for further training) is available on our Teaching mobility and Staff mobility web pages. University partnerships within the context of Erasmus+ always require a contract to be concluded between the universities in advance to serve as the basis for exchanges of both students and teaching staff. Further information is available on the internal pages on Establishing Erasmus cooperations . Participants in any of the funding lines with a disability and students with a child who wish to apply for a stay abroad can apply for special funding . DAAD website for key action 1 Key action 2: Cooperation projects Key action 2 will continue to encourage cooperation between institutes of higher education, and provide various funding lines for different aims, focal areas and regional approaches (see diagram ). Key action 2 will also focus on the horizontal priorities of digitalization, green Erasmus, inclusion and civic engagement (participation in democratic life). European universities, for example at FAU EELISA Innovation alliances Cooperation partnerships (examples include projects run by the Innovation in Learning Institute) Teaching academies Capacity building in higher education Joint Master’s programs, Erasmus Mundus design measures, for example at FAU EMLex Jean Monnet actions (study and research on European integration) Sport (actions in the field of sport focus on general sport for all. For the first time, the new program will provide funding to encourage the European mobility of sport coaches) All applications at the university level ought to be filed either in a de…