FİZİK BÖLÜMÜ

Department of Physics

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Department of Physics

ERASMUS

Universities with Erasmus+ Agreement for Departmental Student and Staff Mobility

University of Nis

Contact: UNI International Relations mobility@junis.ni.ac.rs

 

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What are the Program Goals?

Erasmus+, the EU's education, youth and sport programme, supports education, training, internships, professional development, non-formal learning, youth activities and cooperation between institutions across Europe and beyond. The programme aims to modernise education, training and youth development across Europe and to contribute to human and social capital with the skills needed for labour markets and a viable economy.

The Erasmus+ programme was launched in 1987 as a student exchange programme to support one- or two-term exchanges in higher education. Over time, the programme has changed and expanded to include school education, vocational training, adult education and youth opportunities in addition to student exchanges, and until 2013, it was offered as a standard within different education programmes such as Socrates, Leonardo da Vinci and Lifelong Learning. For the 2014-2020 period, education and youth education have been brought together under a single programme umbrella, with the addition of sports enrolment, and named Erasmus+. The European Commission has decided to keep the name of the new programme for the period 2021-2027 as Erasmus+. The budget of the Erasmus+ programme will reach €28.4 billion in almost two years, compared to the period before the 2021-2027 period (2014-2020).

 
Our Country's participation in the programme
 
Participation in the EU's education, youth and sport participation programmes has been possible since 2004.
 
The Erasmus+ programme agreement for the 2021-2027 period was signed on 27 October 2021, and our participation was made indefinite with men in the Official Gazette on 16 November.
 
The national coordinator of the programme is the Turkish National Agency.
 
For the 2021-2027 period of the programme, all projects will take into account the following extreme brightness:
 
Inclusivity and diversity
 
Tackling environmental and climate change
 
Digital transformation
 
Participation in democratic life, shared values and civic engagement
 
The programme offers people of different ages and from different sectors the opportunity to study, train, learn, do internships, work placements, non-formal learning, individual youth activities and volunteer abroad in order to disseminate and share their knowledge and experience. Erasmus+ is suitable for education, training, youth and sport agreements in all sectors of lifelong learning, including school education, vocational training, higher education, adult education, youth and sport. In addition, the programme, institutions and funding, the products of the sectors they operate in, the experience of good practice and their applications, together with their counterparts abroad, seek to help them strengthen their institutional capacity and achieve an international dimension.
 
Thanks to 30 years of long-term mobility in higher education throughout Europe, great progress has been made in harmonising university structures and making higher education results compatible. The Erasmus+ programme builds on EU policies such as the "Strategic Framework for Education and Training", the "Commission Communication on the Modernisation of Higher Education", the "Renewed European Cooperation Framework in the Field of Youth", the "EU Youth Strategy (2010-2018)", the "White Paper on Sport", the "European Dimension in Sport" and the "EU Business Plan in Sport".
 
Who can benefit from the Erasmus+ programme?
In the field of higher education: university students, academics and employees of higher education institutions,
 
In the field of vocational education and training; vocational school students, apprentices, professionals, educators, employees in the field of vocational education and training,
 
In the field of school education; primary and secondary school pupils, head teachers, teachers and school employees,
 
In the field of adult education; learners, educators, members and employees of institutions providing adult education,
 
In the field of youth; young people aged 13-30, youth workers, members and employees of youth organisations,
 
In the field of sport; public institutions related to sport, unions or organisations representing athletes, the Olympic Committee, national sports leagues, federations, clubs, sports NGOs...
 
In short, individuals of all ages and from all sectors, as well as institutions and organisations at all levels, can benefit from the programme.
 
Structure of the Erasmus+ programme
The Erasmus+ programme consists of 3 main actions and 2 specific actions:
 
  • Main Action 1: Individual Learning Mobility (KA1)
  • Main Action 2: Cooperation for innovation and exchange of good practice (KA2)
  • Main action 3: Support for policy reform (AC3)
  • Sub-Action 1: Jean Monnet Actions
  • Specific action 2: Support for sport

There are “country-based” and “central” activities within the scope of the Erasmus+ Programme.

 
Country-based Projects: Applications are made to the Turkish National Agency.
Central Projects: Applications are made to the Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency of the European Commission in Brussels.
Current calls for all central calls can be accessed from anywhere in the Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency.
 
Want to learn more?
The programme is managed and implemented through the European Commission, National Agencies and the Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency. The Turkish National Agency coordinates the Erasmus+ Programme in Türkiye.
 
You can use the following platforms to combine your Erasmus+ journey and partnerships.
 
You can access current news about Erasmus+ on the Turkish National Agency website.