These projects for capacity building for higher education have been selected under the 2023 Erasmus+ call for proposals.
Introduction:
Exciting news! A total of 159 innovative projects have successfully secured funding to foster international collaboration in higher education. These projects, aimed at enhancing the capacity of higher education institutions, have been carefully chosen as part of the 2023 Erasmus+ call for proposals.
Elevating Educational Institutions:
The Erasmus+ capacity-building projects for higher education have a clear goal – to tackle the diverse challenges that our world is currently facing. These initiatives thrive on partnerships between organisations, typically higher education institutions, from the European Union (EU), associated European countries, and other parts of the world.
Addressing Global Challenges:
Educators and policymakers worldwide acknowledge the pivotal role of education in addressing the myriad challenges we confront – from the climate emergency to recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic and the imperative for re-skilling.
New Challenges Post-Russian Invasion:
In light of Russia’s illegal invasion of Ukraine, additional challenges have emerged. Now, there is a pressing need to safeguard and rebuild education in Ukraine, along with addressing the global impact on economies and education resulting from this invasion.
From Eco-Friendly Transport to Health Education:
This year, the 159 proposed projects boast the participation of 2,500 higher education stakeholders hailing from almost 130 countries worldwide. Their collective mission? To collaborate in modernising and internationalising higher education. Some noteworthy examples include:
- Universities in the Western Balkans collaborating on zero-carbon solutions for maritime transport and logistics.
- Professionalising trainers for maths and English teachers in Central Africa.
- Courses facilitating transformative change in health education in South-East Asia.
- Establishing equity and equality laws for university studies in Latin America, with a special focus on vulnerable groups.
- Developing curricula for a sustainable blue economy in the Southern Mediterranean.
Financial Support:
For the period spanning 2021 to 2027,Erasmus+ has allocated a substantial budget of €613 million to support annual calls for Capacity Building for Higher Education projects.
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Conclusion:
In a nutshell, these projects mark a significant step toward improving global education, tackling crucial challenges, and supporting the reconstruction of education in Ukraine. It’s a promising initiative for a brighter educational future!
