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От 2014 г. програма "Еразъм" се трансформира в програма "Еразъм+", съчетавайки 7-те съществували до края на 2013 г. програми: Учене през целия живот (Еразъм, Леонардо да Винчи, Коменски, Грюндвиг, Учебни визити), Младежта в действие, Еразмус Мундус, Темпус, Алфа, Edulink и Програмата за двустранно сътрудничество с индустриализирани страни. Еразъм+ е водеща програма за образование, обучение и практика в ЕС, включваща мобилност на студенти, академичен и административен състав. Програмата регламентира европейското сътрудничество между университети и други ключови партньори от публичния и частния сектор. Програмата насърчава изграждането на единно европейско образователно пространство за съвместна изследователска работа, иновации, икономически растеж, пазар на труда и междукултурен диалог. Еразъм+ финансира студентската мобилност с цел обучение и/или практика в чуждестранен университет, както и дейности, свързани с транснационалната мобилност на академичния и административния персонал.
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Hawke EU Centre links The Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre, known as the Hawke Centre, is a community-focused centre devoted to generating ideas and solutions to achieve cohesive, sustainable societies. The Centre engages with local and international communities through public learning activities including lectures, seminars, alliances and research projects. EU Centres in Australia ANUCES is an initiative involving five ANU Colleges (Arts and Social Sciences, Law, Business and Economics, Asia and the Pacific and Medicine, Biology and Environment). It focuses the talents of hundreds of researchers, teachers and students working on Europe on a single site. Its purpose is to create synergies, promote interdisciplinary dialogue, and generate collaborative research projects at home and abroad. The ANU Centre for European Studies takes over the role formerly played by the National Europe Centre. The EU Centre at RMIT was established in January 2010 to promote a better understanding of the EU and EU-Australia relations. The Centre provides a focal point for teaching, research and outreach activities with the EU, Australia and the Asia Pacific region. It acts as an advocate for the EU in the region and facilitates the dissemination of information and knowledge from academia to industry and the community at large. Officially Launched in August 2014, the EU Centre for Global Affairs is based at the Institute for International Trade at the University of Adelaide. The Centre has, and will continue to, engage in and develop deep dialogue between academia, government, business and civil society within the European and Australian communities on matters of international trade and investment, economic development, and regional cooperation and integration in the Asia-Pacific region. The overall objective of the EU Centre is to deepen the bilateral EU-Australia relationship, as well as the relationship of both the EU and Australia with the Asia-Pacific region, to support trade and investment growth and greater people movement, all of which contributes to higher levels of wellbeing and a wider cultural awareness in communities. The EU Centre at the University of Melbourne aims to enhance EU-Australian collaboration in tackling shared complex challenges, such as climate change and natural disasters. The Centre’s mission is to promote knowledge and understanding of the EU-Australia relationship and collaboration between researchers, business, government and industry on shared complex challenges. The focus of the EU Centre research and outreach activities is on the comparative analysis of EU-Australian policy and action on: Climate and Energy; Regional Governance; Innovation. EU Centres in New Zealand The New Zealand European Union Centres Network, is a network of seven New Zealand universities that aims to combine the three elements of research, teaching and outreach under a unique thematic umbrella focused on the impact, role and understanding of the European Union within New Zealand and the wider Pacific region. The Network is multidisciplinary in orientation and open to all New Zealand universities with an interest in European Union Studies. The 1999 EU-NZ Joint Declaration - involving economics, politics, security, innovation, development, democratic values and people and cultures - defines the scope of the Network's activities. The National Centre for Research on Europe (NCRE) is New Zealand's only research centre devoted to the study of Europe and the European Union (EU). It fosters research on the EU that is regionally relevant, such as EU development policy in the Pacific, the EU's identity in the Asia-Pacific region and the external consequences of EU enlargement. The NCRE is firmly established as the focal point for the study of Europe in New Zealand, attracting visiting academics from all over the world. EU Links The purpose of the Delegation is to help improve the mutual understanding and information between the EU and Australia. In this spirit, the Delegation hopes to provide you with a fast and efficient way to access quality information about the European Union's goals and its activities in the region. Europa.eu is the official website of the European Union. It is a good starting point if you are looking for information and services provided by the EU but you don't know your way around our sites. The site provides: basic information on how the EU works; latest EU news and events; links to EU information on the websites of EU institutions and agencies. EUobserver is an independent online newspaper which values free thinking and plain speech. It aims to support European democracy by giving people the information they need to hold the EU establishment to account. EUobserver is a non-profit organisation established in Brussels in 2000. It is financially and editorially independent of the EU institutions. Its team of experienced journalists file daily news reports from the EU capital and beyond and do in-depth investigations on topics of special interest. Study in Europe The DAAD Information Centre Sydney welcomes you to Australia's first internet portal on higher education in Germany. Here you will find up to date information on studying, research and living in Germany - right in the heart of Europe. The new Erasmus+ programme aims to support actions in the fields of Education, Training, Youth and Sport for the period 2014-2020. Erasmus+ replaces seven programmes bringing together: The Lifelong Learning Programme (Erasmus, Leonardo da Vinci, Comenius, Grundtvig and Jean Monnet); The Youth in Action programme; Five international cooperation programmes (Erasmus Mundus, Tempus, Alfa, Edulink, the programme for cooperation with industrialised countries); The new sport action. The Department of Education works with the education sector, other government agencies and ministries to ensure Australia is recognised as a regional and world leader in education and a partner of choice for international collaboration. The department provides leadership and coordination across government, delivering programs and policies, to support mobility and the global exchange of knowledge. Study in Europe provides up-to-date information on twenty-eight European countries, their universities and what it takes to live and study in them. StudyinEurope.eu helps you make informed decisions about your studies in Europe with its unique database. Stay organized and compare all accredited programs by tuition fees, language, financial assistance, place and institution. StudyPortals is the global study choice platform to find and compare education. It is a spin-off of international student associations with the mission to bring transparency to the wealth of study opportunities worldwide. Find scholarships and grants to finance your studies.