Erasmus Mundus supports international cooperation projects under the Erasmus+ programme to deliver excellent international study programmes with students worldwide. These are joint Master's programmes conceived and implemented by an international consortium of at least three higher education institutions from three countries, both within and outside Europe.
The results of the survey provide insight into the real and long-term impacts of participation in international mobilities within the programs administered by DZS.
The number of people leaving Czechia each year to gain educational and professional experience abroad has been rising in recent years. However, Czechia is also a popular study destination for both short-term stays and full-degree study programs. International education, however, is not limited to those who leave Czechia and those who come here to gain experience—in selected countries, we preserve Czech cultural heritage within compatriot communities and at universities abroad, and we strive to promote the internationalisation of education through our involvement in associations, networks, and other activities.
This brochure is one of the results of the cooperation between the VET Team and DZS. Its main objective is to contribute to improving the quality of Erasmus+ projects and to present both the selected European tools and the quality principles that are recommended for the planning and implementation of these projects.
