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Erasmus+ Programme is the EU’s programme supporting  education, training, youth and sport in Europe.​
 
The main objectives promoted by the programme are:
  • Boost employability among young people
  • Allow young people to acquire new skills needed in the labour market
  • Support Innovation, cooperation and intercultural understanding
  • Increase cooperation and development between Higher Education systems around the globe.
Erasmus+ in Israel
Israel is a Partner Country to the programme and therefore the following actions are open for participation to Israeli Institutions

 

Key Action 1: Mobility of Individuals
This Key Action provides different opportunities for students and staff to gain professional or learning experience abroad. Under this Action, students and staff can apply also for training, and teaching opportunities.
Moreover, this Key Action supports not only mobility, but also high-level integrated international programmes called Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degrees. These programmes delivered by consortia of higher education institutions that award scholarships to the best master students worldwide.


 

The European Union Program: ERASMUS+ KA107 ICM:

The Erasmus+ program allows new collaborations with European Universities.

Erasmus+ (KA1) agreements allows mobility of staff members (administrative and academic) and of students (for study or research), funded by the EU (through the partner European University).

BGU Staff members under these agreements may do one of the following:

1.     Travel to one of the partners universities

2.     Invite partners to visit at BGU for work/research together

3.     Send students (at all degree levels – depending on what mutually agreed with the partner university)

4.     Invite students from European Partner University

 

A BGU academic staff member interested in promotion of the signature of a new Erasmus+ agreement with a university with which he has already connections, is welcome to do so! The submission of a new proposal is done only by the International Relation Office of the European University! Submission deadline is each year at the beginning of February (Except for Universities that are committed to submit the proposal first to their Country Erasmus Center who do so in January).

 

Travel to one of the partners universities:

BGU staff member may travel to an European University only after BGU has signed an Erasmus+ agreement with that University.
(An Erasmus+ Agreement with a European University is being signed only after the EU approval of the Erasmus+ Application done by the European University).

Further information for BGU staff members who will to travel within the ERASMUS+ program.