PRIME research is launched!

PRIME, Problems of Recognition In Making Erasmus project has just started its research. Two questionnaires, for Higher Education Institutions and for students, are now online and will remain open for three months, until end of April 2011!
You can help us to make this research successful and gather as many answers as possible
 

Are you a ESN section member?

Participate with your ESN section in the PRIME project and help us reach as many students as possible. Send them an e-mail about the study and publish information on your website or facebook page. With your help, we could make a real difference and contribute to the improvement of the Erasmus experience of prospective students.
 

Are you a former Erasmus student?

 
You have been on exchange and you faced problems with courses recognition upon return? Or maybe you didn’t meet any obstacles? Help us in the research and fill the questionnaire for students It will take you only about 15 minutes, but your contribution can help us to improve the Erasmus programme in future. Share with others you experience from recognition process before, during and after the Erasmus exchange!
 

Are you a representative of Higher Education Institution working with Erasmus programme?

 
You can contribute to improvement of recognition process by filling the questionnaire for HEIs We are collecting information from institutions from all countries in Europe to map sources of problems, but also best practices and success stories.
You can also help us to promote the research among students, by forwarding them information about the research or publishing the information about PRIME study on your internet site.
If you complete the questionnaire, you will contribute to PRIME 2010 study report, published after the end of research. It will analyse the results and provide conclusions and recommendations for the future of Erasmus programme.
 
For further information and all necessary materials, please contact the project coordinator Justyna Pisera , prime-coordinator@esn.org