General information
- The Erasmus Mundus Programme
- The ANGLE Partnership
- Scholarships
- Eligible areas of study
- Financial support
- FAQs - Frequently Asked Questions
The Erasmus Mundus Programme
The Erasmus Mundus 2009-2013 Programme is a cooperation and mobility programme in the area of Higher Education, implemented by the Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). In case of the Erasmus Mundus Action 2 – Strand 1 (EMA2 – STRAND 1), under which the ANGLE Project is being developed, the management is carried out under the supervision of the Directorate General EuropeAid (DG Aidco).
EMA2 – STRAND 1 main goals are:
- to promote the European Higher Education;
- to encourage the reinforcement and improvement of students’ career perspectives;
- to favour the intercultural understanding through the cooperation with third countries, in harmony with the EU external policy objectives, in order to contribute to the sustainable development of the third countries’ Higher Education.
This strand includes partnerships between European and third countries’ Higher Education Institutions, exchange and mobility in several Higher Education levels, and also a scholarship system.
The ANGLE Partnership
The ANGLE Consortium comprises 9 European universities, 11 ACP Countries' Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) and 32 Associations. This project is being implemented within the framework of the Erasmus Mundus, Action 2 – STRAND 1, Lot 15, ACP Countries.
Among this initiative’s main goals, one can point out:
- The mutual enrichment and a better understanding between Europe and the ACP Countries, through the exchange of people, knowledge and skills at Higher Education level;
- The increase of international cooperation between European and ACP Countries’ HEIs, thus contributing to foster the socio-economical development of this region;
- The promotion of transparency and recognition of studies and qualifications at an international level.
To achieve these objectives, the project foresees 113 mobilities, divided in two cohorts.
Scholarships:
The available scholarships are:
For ACP candidates:
- Master: students from the ACP countries willing to develop their activity in an European Partner University. The duration of a Master mobility flow can be between 10 (one academic year) and 24 (two academic years) months, depending on the duration of studies and corresponding to a monthly scholarship of 1.000 €.
- Doctorate: students from the ACP countries willing to develop their activity in an European Partner University. The duration of a PhD mobility flow is of 10 months and corresponds to a monthly scholarship of 1.500 €.
- Academic and Administrative Staff from an ACP partner institution who wish to develop their activity in an European Partner University. The total duration of the mobility is of 1 month, corresponding to a 2.500 € scholarship.
For EU candidates:
- Academic and Administrative Staff from an European partner institution who wish to develop their activity in an ACP Partner University. The total duration of the mobility is of 1 month, corresponding to a 2.500 € scholarship.
Eligible areas of study
According to the Guidelines of the Erasmus Mundus Programme, the mobility flows within the scope of this Project are possible in the 16 study fields:
- 01.0 - Agriculture Sciences
- 02.0 - Architecture, Urban and Regional Planning
- 03.0 - Art and Design
- 04.0 - Business Studies, Management Science
- 05.0 - Education, Teacher Training
- 06.0 - Engineering, Technology
- 07.0 - Geography, Geology
- 08.0 - Humanities
- 09.0 - Languages and Philological Sciences
- 10.0 - Law
- 11.0 - Mathematics, Informatics
- 12.0 - Medical Sciences
- 13.0 - Natural Sciences
- 14.0 - Social Sciences
- 15.0 - Communication and Information Sciences
- 16.0 - Other Areas of Study
Please notice that the field of study will be taken into consideration in the selection process together with other factors such as application’s grade, balance between institutions, gender and other cross-cutting issues, etc. The final selection will prioritize those areas considered as most important for each institution and country, as indicated below. It doesn’t mean, though, that applicants from the other eligible areas mentioned above may not be selected.
However, the partnership has established some priority fields of study as a way to contribute to the countries’ and HEI’s development:
Incoming (UE > ACP) | Outgoing (ACP > EU) | |||
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Staff | Master | PhD | Staff | |
01.0 - Agriculture Sciences | UA, UWI, USP, UON, UNTL | UA, UPM, UMN, UNICV, USP, UON, UNTL | UA, UWI, UCAD, USP, UON | UA, UPM, USP, UON, UNTL |
02.0 - Architecture, Urban and Regional Planning | UCAD, UPM, USP, UON | UA, UPM, UMN, USP, UON | UA, USP, UON | UWI, UPM, USP, UON |
03.0 - Art and Design | UWI, UPM, USP, UON | UA, UPM, UMN, USP, UON | UA, UCAD, USP, UON | UA, UWI, UPM, USP, UON |
04.0 - Business Studies, Management Science | UPM, UNICV, USP, UON | UA, UWI, UPM, UMN, UNICV, USP, UON | UA, UWI, UCAD, USP, UON | UA, UPM, UNICV, USP, UON |
05.0 - Education, Teacher Training | UWI, UPM, USP, UON, UNTL | UA, UPM, UMN, USP, UON, UNTL | UA, UWI, USP, UON | UY1, UCAD, UPM, USP, UON, UNTL |
06.0 - Engineering, Technology | UNICV, USP, UON, UNTL | UA, UPM, UMN, UNICV, UAN, USP, UON, UNTL | UY1, UA, UWI, UCAD, USP, UON | UY1, UWI, UCAD, UPM, UNICV, USP, UON, UNTL |
07.0 - Geography, Geology | UPM, USP, UON | UA, UWI, UCAD, UPM, UMN, UNICV, UAN, USP, UON | UA, UCAD, UAN, USP, UON | UY1, UCAD, UPM, USP, UON |
08.0 - Humanities | UPM, UAN, USP, UON | UA, UWI, UCAD, UPM, UMN, UAN, USP, UON | UA, UCAD, UMN, UAN, USP, UON | UY1, UWI, UPM, USP, UON |
09.0 - Languages and Philological Sciences | UWI, UPM, USP, UON, UNTL | UA, UPM, UMN, UAN, USP, UON, UNTL | UA, UWI, UCAD, UMN, UAN, USP, UON | UY1, UPM, USP, UON, UNTL |
10.0 - Law | UWI, USP, UON, UNTL | UA, UPM, UMN, UNICV, UAN, USP, UON, UNTL | UA, UWI, UCAD, UAN, USP, UON | UA, UPM, USP, UON, UNTL |
11.0 - Mathematics, Informatics | UY1, UWI, UPM, UNICV, UAN, USP, UON, UNTL | UA, UCAD, UPM, UMN, UNICV, UAN, USP, UON, UNTL | UY1, UA, UWI, UCAD, UMN, UAN, USP, UON | UY1, UA, UWI, UCAD, UPM, UNICV, USP, UON, UNTL |
12.0 - Medical Sciences | UY1, UWI, UPM, UON | UA, UCAD, UPM, UMN, UNICV, UAN, UON | UA, UCAD, UAN, UON | UY1, UCAD, UPM, UON |
13.0 - Natural Sciences | UY1, UPM, USP, UON, UNTL | UA, UCAD, UPM, UMN, UNICV, UAN, USP, UON, UNTL | UY1, UA, UWI, UCAD, UAN, USP, UON | UY1, UWI, UCAD, UPM, USP, UON, UNTL |
14.0 - Social Sciences | UPM, USP, UON, UNTL | UA, UWI, UPM, UMN, UAN, USP, UON, UNTL | UA, UWI, UCAD, UMN, UAN, USP, UON | UY1, UA, UPM, USP, UON, UNTL |
15.0 - Communication and Information Sciences | UA, UWI, UNICV, USP, UON, UNTL | UA, UWI, UCAD, UPM, UMN, UNICV, UAN, USP, UON UNTL | UA, UWI, UCAD, UMN, UAN, USP, UON | UA, UCAD, UPM, UNICV, USP, UON, UNTL |
16.0 - Other Areas of Study | UPM, UNTL | UA, UCAD, UPM, UMN, UNTL | UA, UCAD | UPM, UNTL |
Financial support
Every selected applicant will also benefit from a two-way flight ticket and a health, accident and travel insurance valid during the entire mobility period.
Students will not be required to pay any tuition fees at the host institution, as the tuition fees (when applicable) for the established period of mobility will be totally covered by the project.
The selected applicants of this Project will receive a monthly scholarship, according to the type of mobility they will carry out:
Mobility | Number of Months |
Monthly Amount |
|
---|---|---|---|
ACP » Europe | Master (mobility) | 10 | 1.000 € |
Full Master | 12/24 | 1.000 € | |
Doctorate (mobility) | 10 | 1.500 € | |
Academic and Administrative Staff | 1 | 2.500 € | |
Europe » ACP | Academic and Administrative Staff | 1 | 2.500 € |
FAQs - Frequently Asked Questions
FAQs - Frequently Asked Questions
EACEA - Privacy Statement
If candidates/applicants are selected (proposed for a scholarship/fellowship, put on the reserve list or enrolled on a self-paying basis) their data may be used for the purposes of evaluating the programmes, efficiently manage the projects, and producing statistics. Data could be made available to the EACEA, the European Commission, the European External Action Service staff, as well as to other stakeholders of the Erasmus+ programme, such as Erasmus+ National Agencies, National Erasmus+ Offices and the Erasmus Mundus Student and Alumni Association.