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Both institutions benefit from the cooperation.

Balance in numbers between incoming and outgoing mobility over a given period in time.

The mobility of an exchange student (for study and/or traineeship), who stays at a host institution for a period, during which she/he can carry out activities awarding academic credits, which are then recognised by the home institution (student receives at least 1 credit). This includes mobility in first, second and third cycle.

Project funded by budget for development of education. The best known example is the Erasmus+ programme.

Unique code that is assigned to institutions that are awarded the Erasmus Charter for Higher Education (ECHE) consisting of a reference to the country and city of the institution.

Student survey that all students participating in the Erasmus+ programme need to fill out in order to receive the last installment of their scholarship.

An bilateral agreement where two institutions stipulate to exchange students and/or staff. There are agreements at institutional level, faculty level (Field of Education_broad) and programme level (Field of Education_detailed)

The ISCED fields of Education and training are used by UNESCO /Eurostat/ OECD to classify degrees into disciplines. A new classification was agreed upon in 2013 by UNESCO. The ISCED-2013 F classification comprises about 10 detailed fields of education (detailed level = four digits)

The ISCED fields of Education and training are used by UNESCO /Eurostat/ OECD to classify degrees into disciplines. A new classification was agreed upon in 2013 by UNESCO. The ISCED-2013 F classification comprises about 80 detailed fields of education (detailed level = four digits)

All sorts of international activities undertaken by two (or more) partner institutions

User responsible for user management and data uploads for his/her institution

Reporting tool used by the European Commission and National Agency for managing Erasmus+ mobility.

A unique identifier assigned to organisations that participate in projects and programmes funded by the European Commission.

A formal bilateral agreement exists with another institution, organization.

Project funded by budget for development of research. The best known example is the Horizon 2020 programme.

Student Mobility for Traineeships (formerly Placements)

Student Mobility for Studies

A staff member who travels to a partner institution for teaching, research, job shadowing…

The number of credits taken per day. To calculate the study load: divide the total number of credits taken by the total number of days.

The ratio between the number of credits taken combined with the number successfully completed