The REALISE project and its results were presented during the 2019 Annual Seminar of DIKU, the Norwegian Erasmus+ Agency, which was hosted by the University of Stavanger of November 20th and 21st.
Realise ended officially on 31st August 2019. Yet, the project is still alive!
The results keep being shared throughout Europe!
Anne-Marie Motard (Vice-rector for International Relations at Université Paul-Valéry Montpellier 3), participated to the TCA Quality of Staff Training Mobility in Higher Education organized by the Austrian National Agency Erasmus+ Education (OEAD) in Vienna from 18th to 20th September 2019.
The Conclusions of the Policy Dialogue is the final Intellectual Output of the REALISE project.
The aim of this document is to summarise the activities organised by the REALISE partners or the activities the project team members participated in to communicate with decision-making bodies at local, regional, national and European level.
The REALISE partners organized from May 14th to May 16th 2019 a Staff Training Week "Staff Mobility in the Spotlight" hosted by Ghent University (Belgium), and the document you may download below compiles all the training material and a complete description of the activities that took place throughout the event.
This training material is closely related to the Handbook of Good Practices produced by the partnership, and pursues the following objectives:
Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin presented the REALISE project at the German National Seminar on staff mobility, which took place in Berlin on the 21st of May 2019 in their premises.
STAFF MOBILITY IN THE SPOTLIGHT
The REALISE partners held the International Staff Training Week "Staff Mobility in the Spotlight" from May 14th to May 16th 2019 in Ghent University (Belgium).
The aim of this Staff Training Week was to give the trainees all relevant information and key recommandation to implement a strategy aiming at increasing the quality and the recognition of Erasmus+ staff mobility in their institution and foster the exchange of good practices with other participants and with the REALISE project team.
IMPROVING THE IMPACT OF THE ERASMUS+ STAFF MOBILITY PROGRAMME ON INDIVIDUALS AND INSTITUTIONS
The REALISE Project Team organised its closing seminar on May 13th 2019 in Brussels.
Ghent University organized the REALISE National Seminar for Belgium on May 24th 2019.
The Handbook of good Practices presents the results of the tools tested in the framework of the REALISE project by the Partners and Associated Partners of the project, and aims at:
- Identifying and developing innovative practices regarding the implementation of the Erasmus+ programme for staff mobility ;
- Helping staff beneficiaries of the Erasmus+ programme to make the best of the programme's potential ;
- Fostering the recognition of mobility in the career development of academic, administrative and technical staff in HEIs ;
On May 6th 2019 the University of Warsaw, Poland, organized its REALISE National Seminar: presentation of the results of Erasmus+ Strategic Partnerships Project REALISE "Realising the potential of the international mobility of staff in higher education”.
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