Lecturers and staff of PHT apply each year to take part at a mobility within the ERASMUS+ programm. Until mid of October the rectorate decides on the applications according to key issues and special subject focus.
Contact for further information and questions:
Mag. Elke MAIR-WEILER
Each year, 20-30 students take the opportunity to broaden their education and life experience in another European country. The duration of stay is between 3 to 6 months, PHT-students have the possibility to find their guest university among more than 30 partner universities and teacher education institutions (see Partner).
Contact for outgoing students:
Mag. Silvia Baldassari;
Lecturers and staff of PHT apply each year to take part at a mobility within the ERASMUS+ programm. Until mid of October the rectorate decides on the applications according to key issues and special subject focus.
Contact for further information and questions:
Mag. Elke MAIR-WEILER
Each semester we welcome up to 15 teacher students (bachelor level) within the Erasmus+ (KA131) and the Erasmus+ International Mobility program (KA107).
PHT offer study programs for teacher students in the fields of primary education, vocational education, information and communication pedagogy, nutrition and home economics, engineering and trades.
If you have further questions, please contact our Erasmus+ incoming students coordinator Christian Sedlacek
The Erasmus+ Programme also includes the possibility for lecturers and members of staff to visit our institution.
The teacher mobility is financially supported by the European Commission. On the basis of the Erasmus University Charter and the PHT partnerships, the lecturers have the opportunity to teach at one of the partner University and participate in further educational activities. The aim is to strengthen the partnerships between the PH Tirol and its partner institutions, it offers the possibility to learn about other learning methods, skills and to gain new experiences.
If you are interested in an Erasmus-Mobility at our institution please contact: international@ph-tirol.ac.at
In order to be able to offer you a well-planned program at PHT, we ask you to contact the International Office at an early stage of planning your mobilitiy.
For information on staff or teacher mobility within Erasmus+, please contact: international@ph-tirol.ac.at
For information about studying a semester at our institution within the Erasmus+ program, please contact: Mag. Christian Sedlacek (Erasmus+ Incoming Students Coordinator)
PHT is proud to have more than 50 partner universities all over Europe. All our inter-institutional agreements are intended for the primary education sector. If the partners are also suitable for vocational education, nutrition and IC, this is noted.
Haute Ecole Robert Schuman / Arlon
Agreement to 2020/21; special needs, primary education
Université de Liège
Agreement to 2021
Vives University College
Agreement to 2021; special needs education
UC Limburg / Leuven
Agreement to 2022; primary education
Thomas More Kempen
Agreement to 2020; primary education
Thomas More Mechelen-Antwerpen
Agreement to 2021; primary education, IT
Univerzita Palackého v Olomouci
Agreement to 2021, primary education, special needs education
VIA University College, Aarhus
Agreement to 2021, primary education
University College South Denmark, Haderslev
Agreement to 2021, special needs education and primary education
UCL University College
Agreement to 2021, primary education
University College Copenhagen
Agreement to 2021, primary education
University College Absalon
Agreement to 2020, primary education
Häme University of Applied Sciences (HAMK)
Agreement to 2021, food and nuitrition education
University of Helsinki
Agreement to 2021, primary education, special needs education
Université de La Rochelle
Agreement to 2021, primary education
Université de Strasbourg/ IUFM d'Alsace
Agreement to 2021, primary education
Université Paris Nord 13
Agreement to 2021 - ONLY staff/lecturers
Université de Poitiers / ESPE Académie de Poitiers
Agreement to 2021, primary education
Technische Universität Dresden
Agreement to 2021, vocational education, food and nuitrition education
Otto-von-Guericke-Universität Magdeburg
Agreement to 2020/21, vocational education, ICT
Universität Flensburg
Agreement to 2021, primary education, special needs education
Pädagogische Hochschule - Schwäbisch Gmünd
Agreement to 2021, primary education
Pädagogische Hochschule Karlsruhe
Agreement to 2021, primary education
Universität Regensburg
Agreement to 2020/2021 - ONLY staff/lecturers
Universität Rostock
Agreement to 2020/2021 - ONLY staff/lecturers
Óbuda University, Budapest
Agreement 2021, vocational education
Eötvös Loránd Tudományegyetem ELTE Budapest, Faculty of Elementary and Nursery School Teacher's Training
Agreement to 2021, primary education
University of Szeged
Agreement to 2021, special needs education
Mary Immaculate College / University of Limerick
Agreement to 2020, primary education
Stranmillis University College Belfast
Agreement to 2021, primary education, special needs education
Università degli Studi di Padova
Agreement to 2021, primary education, special needs education - Italian level B2 obligatory
Università degli Studi di Foggia
Agreement to 2021, primary education - Italian level B2 obligatory
Freie Universität Bozen - Fakultät für Bildungswissenschaften, Brixen / Libera Università di Bolzano - Facoltà di Scienze della Formazione
Agreement to 2021; department in German: German C1, Italian or English B2; department in Italian: Italien C1, German or English B2.
University of Latvia, Riga
Agreement to 2021, primary education
Vytautas Magnus University (former: Vilnius Pedagogical University)
Agreement to 2021
University of Malta
Agreement to 2020, staff/lecturers only
Hogeschool KPZ (former Katholieke Pabo Zwolle)
Agreement to 2021, primary education, special needs education
University College of Southeast Norway
Agreement to 2021, primary education
Volda University College
Agreement to 2021
Uniwersytet Warszawski/University of Warsaw
Agreement to 2021, primary education
Escola Superior de Educacao de Lisboa
Agreement to 2020, only with Portuguese level B1+
Escola Superior de Educacao de Viana do Castelo
Agreement to 2021, primary education, only with Portuguese level B1+
Universitatea "Lucia Blaga" din Sibiu
Agreement to 2021 , primary education
Universidad del País Vasco/ Euskal Herriko Unibertsitatea, Bilbao
Agreement to 2021, primary, only with Spanish level B2+
Universitat de València (Escuela Universitaria de Magisteri "Ausiàs March")
Agreement to 2020; primary education, special needs education, only with Spanish level B2+
Universidad Católica de Valencia "San Vicente Mártir"
Agreement to 2020; primary education, only with Spanish level B2+
Universidad de Almería
Agreement to 2021; primary education, special needs education, only with Spanish level B2+
Universidad de Cádiz
Agreement to 2021 - ONLY staff/lecturers
University of Örebro
Agreement to 2021, primary education and special needs education. Only winter term!
Kristianstad University
Agreement to 2021, primary education and special needs education. Only spring term!
Pädagogische Hochschule St. Gallen
Agreement to 2021, primary education and special needs education
Haute Ecole pédagogique du canton de Vaud - Lausanne
Agreement to 2020/21, primary education
Ankara University
Agreement to 2021, primary education
Yildiz Teknik Üniversitesi/ Yildiz Technical University
Agreement to 2021
Ihsan Dogramaci Bilkent University
Agreement to 2022
Anglia Ruskin University, Chelmsford
Agreement to 2021, primary education
Havering College of Further and Higher Education
Agreement to 2021, staff/lecturers only
n May 2018, the European Union defined eight key competences for lifelong learning. These also include the acquisition of entrepreneurial competence, i.e. the "ability to realise opportunities and ideas and transform them into values for others". To make a contribution to this, the Erasmus+ project "Partnership for Initial Entrepreneurship Teacher Education" (PIETE) was launched in autumn 2018, in which PHT is also involved.
The aim of the PIETE project is to take greater account of the teaching of entrepreneurial skills in the initial training of teachers at upper secondary level. In order to ensure the necessary knowledge transfer, the project builds on institutional tandem constellations in which university experts from the areas of teacher training and entrepreneurial education work closely together.
Project number:
2018-1-DE01-KA203-004276
Call:
Erasmus+ Strategische Partnerschaft (KA203)
Co-ordination partner, project management:
Univations - Institut für Wissens- und Technologietransfer an der Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg
Contact at PHT:
Mag. Dr. Mario Vötsch, Institute for Vocational Education
Other partners:
Technische und Humanistische Akademie in Bielsko-Biała (Poland), Wirtschaftsuniversität Kattowitz (Poland), University Szeged (Hungary), Management Center Innsbruck (Austria), University Industry Innovation Network (The Netherlands).
Project website:
www.entrepreneurialteachers.eu
Within the new program generation of ERASMUS+ it is possible to also fund cooperations and study visits with non-european partner institutions. The Pedagogical University Tirol applied since the beginning of the prgoram for funding within the "ERASMUS+ International Mobility-programme" and received grants to continue to implement co-operations with teacher education institutions in Israel, Thailand, China and South Korea.
Project number: 2017-1-AT01-KA107-034892
Call: Erasmus+ KA 107 International Mobility
Co-ordiniating partner: PHT
Duration: June 2017- June2019
Contact at PHT: Mag.a Melanie Steiner
Partner institutions:
Israel Gordon College of Education, Haifa
Thailand Chandrakasem Rajabhat University, Bangkok
China The Education University of Hongkong, Hongkong
Reports:
Partner institution: Souh Korea Gyeongin National University of Education, Incheon
Project number: 2016-1-AT01-KA107-016549
Call: Erasmus+ KA 107 International Mobility
Co-ordinating partner: PHT
Duration: June 2016 - June 2018
Contact at PHT: Mag.a Melanie Steiner
Partnerinstitutionen:
Kosovo University of Prizren
Israel Gordon College of Education, Haifa;
Thailand Chandrakasem Rajabhat University, Bangkok
Project number: 2015-1-AT01-KA107-001937
Call: Erasmus+ KA 107 International Mobility
Co-ordination partner: PHT
Duration: June 2015 - June 2017
Contact at PHT: Mag.a Melanie Steiner
Teachers are at the heart of the quality process in the language learning classroom. This project will support teachers in European classrooms in using action research as an essential tool for the development of reflective classroom practice highlighting ways in which teachers can enhance their self-confidence and professionalism. This in turn will improve the quality of their teaching and at the same time strengthen teacher confidence.
Call: ECML Call 2016: Languages at the heart of learning
Coordinating partner: PHT
Contact at the PHT: Dr. Christine Lechner,
Partner: Language Studio in Laugalækjarskóli; Brynhildur Anna Ragnarsdottir (IS) ; Centrul pentru formarea Continua in Limba Germana (CPD), Tita Mihaiu (BGR) ; Faculty of Humanities, University of Southampton, Angela Gallagher-Brett (UK)
Assoziierte Partner: Renata Zanin, Freie Universität Bozen (IT) Anita Konrad, Melanie Steiner, PHT (AT)
Project-Website: www.ecml.at/actionresearch
19.06.2018
Action research communities for language teachers (ARC): national support event in Iceland
30.05.2018
Action Research Communities for language teachers: ARC Network Meeting (Graz, Austria, 3-4 May 2018)
18.01.2018
Action research communities for language teachers (ARC): report 2017
12.01.2018
Action research communities for language teachers: Expert Meeting (November 2017)
09.05.2017
Action Research: 10 projects ongoing and new tools to be developed
20.03.2017
Action Research for Language Teachers : project developments
03.06.2016
Action research communities for language teachers: ECML workshop on 10-11 November 2016
The Pedagogical University Tyrol is involved in several EU-projects within the framework of ERASMUS+ resp. LifeLongLearning. These projects were and are funded with support from the European Commission.
The publications reflect the views only of the authors, the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained.
The International Office is responsible for Erasmus+ mobilities of students, lecturers and staff members at PHT. We also provide support and consultation for educational collaborations (nationally and internationally) as well as students, lecturers and staff members who want to engage in higher education programs of the European Union. The objectives in International mobility are defined in the Erasmus University Charter.
Our activities are being supported by the Federal Ministry of Education, Science and Research (BMBWF) and the European Commission's Erasmus+ program.
Erasmus+, das Mobilitätsprogramm der EU, motiviert Jahr für Jahr zehntausende von Studierenden und Graduierten, einen Teil ihrer akademischen Ausbildung im Ausland zu erwerben.
Für Studierende mit Behinderung und Studierende mit Kindern stehen Zusatzförderungen zur Verfügung.
Bei einem "klassischen" Erasmus+ Auslandssemester studieren Sie drei bis zwölf Monate an einer unserer zahlreichen Partnerhochschulen.
Das EU-Programm Erasmus+ ermöglicht seit mehr als 30 Jahren Studierenden einen Teil ihres Studiums an einer anderen Universität in der EU und ausgewählter Partnerländer fortzusetzen. Finanziell wird ein solches Studium durch das ERASMUS-Mobilitätsstipendium unterstützt.
Auch die PHT nimmt an diesem Programm teil. Jedes Jahr nutzen an die 20-30 Studierende diese Chance, ihre österreichische Ausbildung durch eine europäische Variante zu erweitern und zu bereichern.
Voraussetzung für eine Teilnahme ist die positive Absolvierung der ersten 2 Studiensemester.
Die Aufenthaltsdauer im Ausland beträgt für PHT-Studierende drei bis zwölf Monate. Dabei können die Studierenden aus über 50 Partneruniversitäten oder Partnerhochschulen auswählen (siehe Partner).
Die Anrechnung der im Ausland absolvierten Lehrveranstaltungen wird durch die Erasmus-Charta der PHT garantiert. Es versteht sich von selbst, dass die ausgewählten LVs gut mit dem Curriculum der PHT abgestimmt werden.
Für weitere Informationen und eine persönliche Beratung wenden Sie sich bitte an
Mag. Silvia Baldassari
Erasmus Outgoings Coordinator
silvia.baldassari@ph-tirol.ac.at
+43 512 59923-4205
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Wie lange? |
2-12 Monate pro Studienniveau |
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Wie oft? |
mehrmals, jedoch max. bis zu 12 Monate pro Studienniveau (Studienaufenthalte & Praktika zusammengezählt) |
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Wohin? |
Partner-Unis in den EU-Mitgliedsstaaten, Norwegen, Island, Liechtenstein, Türkei, ehem. Jugoslawische Republik, Mazedonien |
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Wann? |
ab dem 3. Semester laufend möglich |
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Stipendium? |
380,- bis 480,- Euro pro Monat (je nach Zielland) |
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Bewerbungsfrist? |
an der PHT: ab November des Vorjahres |
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Ablauf der Bewerbung? |
siehe Schritt für Schritt zum Auslandssemester |
Für Informationen und Rückfragen: Mag. Silvia Baldassari
Informieren Sie sich auf unserer Website über den Ablauf, mögliche Gastuniversitäten und das Studienprogramm. Vereinbaren Sie ab November via E-Mail einen Termin für ein Erstgespräch mit Prof. Mag. Silvia Baldassari, der zuständigen Koordinatorin für Erasmus+ Outgoing-Studierende. Teilnahme am Prozess zur Platzvergabe:
Um für einen Erasmus-Studienplatz nominiert zu werden, müssen Sie:
Die Entscheidungen über die Platzvergabe treffen die Erasmus+ Koordinatorinnen der PH. Abgabe aller notwendigen Dokumente, vollständig und korrekt ausgefüll Nominierung an den Partnerinstitutionen durch das International Office der P fristgerechte Bewerbung an der Gastuniversität für Ihren Erasmus+ Aufenthalt
Damit verbringen Sie 2–12 Monate im europäischen Ausland und absolvieren ein Praktikum in Schulen, Unternehmen, Trainings- und Forschungseinrichtungen oder sonstigen Organisationen, das in Zusammenhang mit Ihrem Studium/zukünftigem Beruf steht.
Nach ihrem Studium können Sie in den Genuss eines Graduiertenstipendiums kommen.
Studierende der PH Tirol können sich auch für Erasmus-Praktika bewerben. Es bietet Ihnen die Möglichkeit Berufserfahrung im Ausland zu erlangen, Sprachkenntnisse zu verbessern und interkulturelle Kompetenzen zu erlangen.
Auch als junge Graduierte können Sie ein Praktikum absolvieren. Das Graduierten-Praktikum muss jedoch bis max. 1 Jahr nach Abschluss des Studiums absolviert werden, die Anmeldung zum Erasmus Programm muss VOR Studiensabschluss erfolgen!
Eine Möglichkeit ist es, als Fremdspachenassistent/in an einer ausländischen Schule zu arbeiten. Informationen dazu finden Sie unter Weitere Infos finden Sie unter www.weltweitunterrichten.at und bei BMag. MA Prof. Bernadette Katzlinger
Erasmus+ Praktika - Eckdaten
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Wie lange? |
2-12 Monate pro Studienniveau |
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Wie oft? |
mehrmals, jedoch max. bis zu 12 Monate pro Studienniveau (Studienaufenthalte & Praktika zusammengezählt) |
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Wohin? |
alle EU-Mitgliedsstaaten, Norwegen, Island, Liechtenstein, Türkei, ehem. Jugoslawische Republik, Mazedonien |
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Was? |
verpflichtendes oder freiwilliges, studienbezogenes Praktikum |
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Wann? |
ab dem 3. Semester laufend möglich |
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Stipendium? |
530,- bis 630,- Euro pro Monat (je nach Zielland) |
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Bewerbungsfrist? |
bis 6 Wochen vor Praktikumsstart bzw. für Graduierte VOR (!) Studienabschluss |
Haben Sie Interesse daran, Unterrichtserfahrung im Ausland zu sammeln? In ein anderes Schulsystem eingebunden zu sein? Ihre Sprachkenntnisse zu erweitern? Landeskunde hautnah zu erleben und interkulturelle Erfahrungen zu machen? Die Programme von "weltweit unterrichten" richten sich an Studierende sowie an österreichische Lehrende. Zusätzlich können Sie für diese Art von Auslandsaufenthalt auch um Förderung im Rahmen eines Erasmus+ Praktikums ansuchen.
Weitere Infos finden Sie unter www.weltweitunterrichten.at und bei BMag. MA Prof. Bernadette Katzlinger