Erasmus+

• FAU’s participant identity code (PIC) for previous projects is 999995408. The OID which ought currently to be used for each application is E10209513.
• Our legally authorised representative (LEAR) is Prof. Dr. Joachim Hornegger, FAU’s President.
• FAU has received an Erasmus Charter for Higher Education (ECHE).
• The ECHE code for FAU for projects in 2014-2020 which are now coming to a conclusion is: 28318-LA-1-2014-1-DE-E4AKA1-ECHE
• The current  ECHE code for FAU for projects in 2021-2027 is 10101462-EACEA-03-2020-1
• The VAT no. is DE-132507-686.

The first key action supports the mobility of individuals for the purpose of learning.  The focus is on the interdisciplinary topics of digitalisation, inclusion, ‘green Erasmus’ and civic engagement. Advances in digitalisation are reflected not only in Erasmus without Papers (EWP), but also in new openings for funding such as ‘blended mobility’ or ‘blended intensive programmes’.

• Information for FAU students who would like to study abroad with the Erasmus+ programme is available on the page about studying with Erasmus+.  
• Information for FAU lecturers and non-academic staff who would like to complete a stay abroad (as a guest lecturer or for further training) is available on our Lecturer and staff mobility (international) web pages.

Participants in any of the funding lines with a disability and students with a child who wish to apply for a stay abroad can apply for special funding.

Key action 1: Daad website

Key action 2 will continue to encourage cooperation between institutes of higher education, and provide various funding lines for different aims, focal areas and regional approaches (see diagram).

Key action 2 will also focus on the horizontal priorities of digitalisation, green Erasmus, inclusion and civic engagement (participation in democratic life).

• European universities
• Innovation alliances
• Cooperation partnerships (examples of projects are available, for example, at the Innovation in Learning Institute (ILI))
• Teaching academies
• Capacity building in higher education
• Joint Master’s programmes, Erasmus Mundus design measures
• Jean Monnet actions (study and research on European integration)
•  Sport (actions in the field of sport focus on general sport for all. For the first time, the new programme will provide funding to encourage the European mobility of sport coaches)

All applications at the university level ought to be filed either in a decentralised procedure with the national agency, the DAAD, or, depending on the specific line, centrally in the European Commission’s Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency in Brussels. If you would like to apply for one of these actions, please contact one of FAU’s EU Co-ordinators.

Key action 2: Daad website

Key action 3 funds projects promoting reform processes in the field of education politics.  This is a centralised action managed by the Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency in Brussels.

The aims of Erasmus+ policy development support are:

• Support for policy reform with cooperation projects over several country borders
• Contribution towards making European university reforms more effective and more efficient.
• Encouraging innovative approaches
• Increasing flexibility and transparency of European education systems
• Promoting results-oriented political dialogue (by connecting educational sectors and stakeholders)

Key action 3: Daad website

The EuRopean Action Scheme for the Mobility of University Students – Erasmus+ – is the new EU programme for education, training, youth and sport which was launched on 1 January 2014.  Some funding projects running under key action 1 from rounds 2019 and 2020 will still continue until 31 July 2022 or 2023. This applies in particular to projects with universities in partner countries (international credit mobility – KA107). KA103 will also fund mobility for students and staff to the United Kingdom until 31 March 2023.