These charts summarize the history of the Erasmus+ KA107 International Credit Mobility statistics including Armenian HEIs for 2015 through 2020. The charts will be updated through the course of new projects to be selected under KA107.
These charts summarize the history of the Erasmus+ KA107 International Credit Mobility statistics including Armenian HEIs for 2015 through 2020. The charts will be updated through the course of new projects to be selected under KA107.
Overall 764 ICM applications with Armenian HEIs where submitted in 2015 (83), 2016 (99), 2017 (125), 2018 (145), 2019 (174) and 2020 (138) out of which 638 were selected for funding, thus reaching a cumulated success rate of 77%. The majority of these projects are with Spanish and Italian universities.
Other projects include Bulgaria, Poland, Germany, Greece, France, Portugal, Belgium, Estonia, Hungary, Romania, Austria, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Croatia, Latvia, Lithuania, Turkey, UK, Finland, Ireland, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden and Denmark.
To read the numbers and other data, put the cursor on the lines and columns on the graphs below. Some Programme countries have the same number of projects with Armenian HEIs and are hence presented in clusters
The total number of mobilities to and from Armenia has undergone the following transformations escalating from 367 mobilities in 2015, 646 in 2016, 888 in 2017 and slightly dropping down to 849 in 2018. However, in 2019 the number has regained a higher position reaching up to 999 single mobilities and in 2020 increased to 1065.
The preliminary list (to be updated continuously) of Armenian Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) involved in ICM projects with Programme Country HEIs (2015-2019) can be found here.
A definite increase has been registered in the ratio between student and staff mobility. If in 2015 only 162 academic and administrative staff could profit from Erasmus+ exchange (incoming and outgoing), in 2016 this number has increased twice, summing up to 347. In 2017 the number of staff mobilities mounted up to 491 and in 2018 it reached 507. In 2019 the number of academic and administrative staff exchanges was 597. Finally, in 2020 the number peaked up to 624.
As compared to 2015, the current number of incoming mobilities from Programme countries to Armenia has grown from 67 to 792.
For more robust statistical information on separate ICM Calls 2015 – 2019, including selection results per region, click here.
Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree (EMJMD) scholarships have been offered to applicants from Armenia since 2004. From 2004 to 2020, 141 Armenians have been awarded full scholarships for Joint Master’s programmes and this number is growing each year. In 2020 11 successful applicants received full scholarships for studying in Italy, Denmark, Estonia, UK, Spain, Sweden and Belgium. These students will be studying in the following EMJMDs:
To read the numbers and other data, put the cursor on the lines on the graph below.
Please, note that minor changes to these statistics may be possible due to cancellations and consequent promotions of candidates from the reserve list.
This section provides statistical data about submitted applications and the numbers of Erasmus Mundus Master Programmes’ scholarship grantees from Armenia.
Please, note that minor changes to these statistics may be possible due to cancellations and consequent promotions of candidates from the reserve list.
To read the numbers and other data, put the cursor on the lines on the graphs below.
More robust statistical information is available in the repository of Education, Audiovisual and Cultural Executive Agency (EACEA). To access it, click here.
30 Capacity Building Higher Education (CBHE) Projects have been implemented in Armenia since 2015. The list of the projects can be found here.
8 of them have been coordinated by Armenian Higher Education Institutions (HEIs):
More detailed information on all KA 2 Capacity Building in the Field of Higher Education projects granted funding from 2015 till 2019 (including Armenia) can be found here.