U!REKA Mobility Working Group
The U!REKA Mobility Working Group’s purpose is to foster mobility within its network and contribute expertise in creating, maintaining and developing approaches to mobility provision within all partner institutions.
Key areas in this working group:
- To identify, encourage and increase mobility options for students, teachers, researchers and staff.
- To formalise and develop mobility cooperation and administration.
- To identify possibilities for online and COIL cooperation within the new Erasmus programme.
- To provide expert guidance and support to the network leadership through the sharing of good practice, ideas, and compliance measures for stand-alone mobility activities: and identifying opportunities to embed mobility activities within other U!REKA working group initiatives.
Some examples of current and upcoming activities:
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The first major effort for the working group was to complete a detailed degree mapping of all network partners to identify individual degree programmes that the network partners share. The purpose of the mapping was to provide a tool for ensuring network wide institutional partner agreements.
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The working group will contribute expertise in the administration of the new Erasmus programme 2021-2027 KA103 mobility programme within the network. The group has the primary responsibility for ensuring and maximising Erasmus agreements for both student and staff mobility.
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Mapping all international staff and teaching weeks offered by partners to boost network-wide participation.
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Mapping academic calendars between institutions to identify 'windows' for shorter term and intensive mobility.
U!REKA Working Group Mobility
| Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences |
Marleen Henny |
| Edinburgh Napier University |
Amie Taylor |
| Frankfurt Universityof Applied Sciences |
Stephanie Porter |
| Metropolia University of Applied Sciences |
Terhi Topi |
| Politécnico de Lisboa |
Cristina Marques |
| HOGENT University of Applied Sciences and Arts |
Nausikaä Lagrou |
| VSB - Technical University of Ostrava |
Monika Manakova |