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Management of Internationalisation at an European University: UB
AUDIS MeetingLeuven, 5 June 2008
Mar Campins EritjaVicerector for International Policy and MobilityUniversitat de Barcelona
The Spanish University System
• One system for all Spanish universities• Total number of Universities in Spain 73
– 50 (68.5 %) are public institutions meaning:• The student fees covers between the 10 to 20 % of the
total budget of the University.• 85% of the total student population.
– 23 (31.5 %) are private or church founded institutions
• Some non profit foundations / others.• 15% of the total student population.
UB: 558 years of history
• people-centred• a reference point in the world of science and the university• renowned for its history and for the quality of its teaching • a pioneer and leader in research• internationally recognized• a respected member of its society • actively engaged in the social and economic life of Catalonia• a modern, public, independent, Catalan university, fully
committed to the country’s development
The UB is Catalonia’s oldest (1450) and is the originator of the country’s university system. The balance between tradition and modernity, past and future, makes the UB a point of reference in the university world
The UB in the city of BarcelonaA University firmly rooted in the urban environment
Facts and figures (2006-2007)• Students (total 81.878
– 1at-2nd cycle 50.563– Bologna masters 960– Doctorate 2.548– Postgraduate 9.811– LLL-IL3 21.900
• Faculty & research staff 4.586• Administration & services staff 2.125• Built-on area (sq.m) 577.829• Budget 2007 365.338 M€• Faculties & university schools 20• Affiliated centers 8• Departments 105• Degree courses 71• Bologna Master courses 41• Doctorate programs 98• Postgraduate courses 406• LLL-IL3 courses 545• Ph.D. theses 575• Graduates (1st & 2nd cycle + Ph.D.) 7.904
The UB Group
Fundació Josep Finestres
Cultura Innovadora i Científica UB
Fundació Montcelimar
Fundació Universitària Agustí Pedro i Pons
Fundació Amigó Cuyàs
Fundació Guasch Coranty
UB students in the Catalan university system
0 20 40 60 80 100
Estudiants 1r i 2n cicle
Estudiants doctorat
Estudiants postgrau
Estudiants estrangers
Diplomats i llicenciats
UB
Resta univ.
The UB teaches 33% of Catalonia’s university students and half of those in lifelong learning
Research at the UBThe UB is the leader in scientific output in Spain and the first in the ranking of Spanish and Latin American countries
Established research groups (awarded by Catalan gov.) 229
Coordinated thematic networks 70
Ongoing research projects 619
Patents 14
University Research Institutes 8
Research & documentation centers 22
Observatories 5
Scientific publications 2.728
Knowledge and technology transfer
Members of the Group UB Innovation System
International activities all over the world
International mobility (2006-2007)
742 UB visiting students at foreign universities1.824 foreign visiting students at the UB
Socrates-ERASMUS program:
– UB students at European universities 677
– ERASMUS students at the UB 1.135
Bilateral Agreements
– UB students at foreign universities 65
– Foreign students at the UB 689
Visiting students (the 10 top countries) at the UB & from the UB (2006-07):
Foreign visiting students:• Italy: 314• Germany: 254• France: 176• Portugal: 81• Netherlands: 67• United Kingdom: 53• Poland: 50• Belgium: 47• Greece: 27
UB students:• Italy:164• France: 82• United Kingdom: 76• Netherlands: 72• Germany: 67• Sweden: 42• Portugal: 36• Belgium: 29• Denmark: 28
Total foreign full fee international students: 4.402 (2006-07). The 20 top countries: • Mexico: 427• Colombia: 404 • Argentina: 404• Italy: 366 • Peru: 326• Brazil: 253• Chile: 238• Portugal: 191 • Andorra: 152• Germany: 140
• Morocco: 128 • Ecuador: 123• Venezuela: 119• France: 109• Romania: 64• Bolivia: 60• USA: 51• Russia: 49• Rep. Dominicana: 49• Greece: 47
Joint / Double degrees (2006-2007)
Official degrees – government funded degrees (undergraduate, master, doctorate, joint master’s and Erasmus Mundus master´s) taught in conjunction with other foreign universities
10
UB-endorsed degrees – non government funded degrees (postgraduate) taught in conjunction with other foreign universities
24
International Research (2006-2007)
6 EU FP: 100 projects (4 coord.) / 19,276,269.74 €
7 EU FP(until February 2008): 25 projects (4 coord)
Planning of the Seventh EU Framework Program and other
international programs
International profile of UB research, which is firmly based on
co-operation with international research teams and active
participation in furthering EU policy and objectives.
International Aid and Development (2006-2007)
- 4 doctorates- 4 UB-endorsed master’s degrees - 133 agreements- 90 projects with aid and development organizations
International agreements
- Europe: 224- Central & South America: 196- North America: 37- Maghreb and Arab countries: 22 - Asia & Oceania: 22- Africa: 4
International (regional) studies centers
•Tibet and Central Asia Observatory•Confucio Institute•Canadian Study Center•Australian Study Center
International networks
•Coimbra Group
•Forum International des Universités Publiques (FIUP)
•IRUN
•Université de la Meditérranée
•Euromed Permanent University Forum (EPUF)
•Peace Programme
•Eurolife
•HACU
•CINDA
•Grupo deTordesillas
•Asociación Universitaria Iberoamericana de Postgrado (AUIP)
•EUCEN / RECLA
The UB’s international dimension
UB SOLIDARITY FOUNDATION
Internationalization at the UB
• Internationalization as an area of strategic dimension: Integrating “international” into teaching, research and service functions of the UB + quality assessment / improvement
• Driving forces (labour market, influence of research collaboration, EU programmes, Bologna process, competition, funding...)
Internationalization at the UB
• Students / professors & researchers / adm. staff mobility• Internationalization of curriculum• International programs at home / abroad• Joint and double degrees• International research• Solidarity & development projects• International networks• Languages
Internationalization at the UB
Mapping the external situation (2007)Analysis of the internal situation: Assessment ANECA (February-June 2008)UB Strategy and action plan (September 2008)
Internationalization at the UB
• Governmental level: legal framework (Spanish & Catalan)• Central UB “political” level (Rectorate)• Central “management” level (OMPI, OPER, other units)• Faculty & School level• Department level• Students / professors & researchers / administrative staff
Internationalization at the UB
Strategic choicesPrioritiesResourcesQuality methodology
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