Student Recruitment, Access and Admissions
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International Office
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- International Recruitment Team
- Study and Work Abroad
- European projects and partnerships
- International Advice and Support
- International student ambassadors
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Senior Management intranet
- Postgraduate Recruitment and Admissions
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European education and training projects and partnerships
UoB participation in EU-funded programmes is carried out at departmental level. Where the project involves research, RED need to be involved. Where the project is related to education and training, the International Office provide the institutional signature and hold the required checklist.The following programmes represent the education and training strands of the European Commission's funded projects:
- The ERASMUS programme provides student work and study placements, and creates opportunities for short-term staff mobility.
- TEMPUS projects deal mainly with curriculum development and university management in Eastern Europe and Central Asia.
- Leonardo da Vinci projects support vocational training within the EU Lifelong Learning framework.
- Erasmus Mundus provides for EU joint masters degrees, providing EU-funded scholarships for third country nationals and for EU nationals studying in third countries.
- The Jean Monnet programme 'stimulates teaching, research and reflection on European integration at higher education institutions throughout the world. With projects across the five continents, the programme reaches up to 250 000 students every year'.
The University has participated in a number of European projects in recent years. One of the largest was the MEDINE thematic network, which looked at tuning medical education across Europe and beyond.