Impact on institutions
Author | European Education and Culture Executive Agency (European Commission) |
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INTRAACP ACADEMIC MOBILITY SCHEME SCHOLARSHIP HOLDERS’ IMPACT SURVEY RESULTS
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5. IMPACT ON INSTITUTIONS
The PhD and Sta scholarship recipients have given their views on the impact of their individual
mobility on both the home and the host institutions (Figure 46-47). For more information on the
regional trends, please see Annex VI.
According to the survey results, the most signicant positive eect on home universities can be
observed in the strengthened research capacity (69), development of scientic/academic capacity
(67%), and research innovation (60%). The respondents also note that the host institutions have been
impacted the most in the same three areas just to a slightly lesser extent.
Besides, around half of the respondents also believe that attractiveness and visibility of both the
home and host institutions was enhanced thanks to their participation in the Programme.
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Creation of new programmes/courses
Harmonisation of curricula
Production of new curricular materials
Development of new training/teaching techniques
Development of scientific/academic capacities
Strengthening research capacity
Fostering research innovation
Development of administrative and management capacities
Development and management of procedures to implement
international projects
Development of international project management
units/international relations offices
Development of quality assurance processes
Development of student/mobility support services
Enhancement of attractiveness/visibility/reputation on
regional/national/global leve l
Fostering structured inter-institutional cooperation (for instance
through agreements, memorandum of understandings, etc.)
Development of links with governments, enterprises, NGOs
Broadening access to higher education for people from
vulnerable or underrepresented groups in your country
Contribution to changes in national legislation for higher
education cooperation
To a great extent To a moderate extent To a small extent Not at all I do not know
Figure 46 - Please rate to which extent the activities carried out during your mobility period had a positive
impact on your home institution in the following aspects (n=354)
5. IMPACT ON INSTITUTIONS
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