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The University of Murcia will be responsible for coordinating a mobility project in which students and staff of Asian universities study in European institutions, and a double mobility northern Africa within the framework of the Campus of Excellence "Mare Nostrum".
The first program, Erasmus Mundus "Move", aims to attract students (undergraduate, master's and doctoral), faculty and administrative staff from Asia to European universities.
Involves nine universities in China, Cambodia, Philippines, India, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia and Vietnam, although the project also includes the mobility of university students who are not members to move and people of these countries vulnerable.
Between European universities associated with the program, with funding of two million euros, and include Alicante Santiago de Compostela.
For his part, Erasmus Mundus project "EU-Mare Nostrum" European universities associated with North African shore centers, particularly with nine universities in Morocco, Tunisia and Algeria.
In this, coordinated by the University of Murcia and the Polytechnic University of Cartagena, and unlike the "Move", the mobility of students, faculty and administrative staff and services is twofold.
Students from partner universities (France, Portugal, Latvia, Poland, Italy and Lithuania) carry out undergraduate and postgraduate courses in North African universities and vice versa, while also aims to mobilize faculty and administrative staff for training placements .
"EU-Mare Nostrum" has a funding of 3.2 million euros and a duration of four years, the same program with Asia.
The presentation was held today in the building of Convalescence, in a ceremony that was presided by the rector of the University of Murcia, Jose Antonio Cobacho, and the Director General of Universities and Scientific Policy, Eduardo Osuna.
Source: Universidad de Murcia. Fotos: Luis Urbina
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