Erasmus Mundus has been a flagship programme of Erasmus+ since it was created. In the space of 20 years, it has funded more than 110,000 mobilities, supported more than 34,000 students, launched 585 Masters programmes and involved 179 countries.
These figures demonstrate its impact on the internal reform and internationalisation of Europe's higher education institutions, particularly in the context of graduation policies, innovative teaching methods and the diversification of trainings offers.
To mark the 20th anniversary of the programme, the coordination team of the FAME
AIS Masters in Grenoble and one of the current master’s students, attended the celebration event organised by the European Commission.
Between testimonies from European Commission officers, participating universities and Alumni from all over the world, and the Award ceremony of the 5 longest-running Erasmus Mundus programmes and the 10 most active European universities, the FAME
AIS Masters course is proud to have received the Best Poster Award in recognition not only of its poster, but also of its impact on the training of Masters students in materials science over the past 17 years.
“Beyond borders and boundaries”, this Erasmus Mundus 20th anniversary conference concluded with group discussions on the current state and future of the programme around 5 themes: the European and global dimension, the targeted academic cycle, the certification, the mobilities and funding.
