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Archimedes Foundation Rait Toompere July 2016

Archimedes Foundation is an independent body to implement Estonian and European Union programmes in the field of training, education and research: We coordinate national programmes We are the national agency for international cooperation programmes We are the implementing agency for the EU Structural Funds We evaluate the quality of Estonian higher and vocational education We assess foreign qualifications Archimedes Foundation was established by the Estonian Government in 1997 to operate in the area of government of the Ministry of Education and Research.

Acts and regulations We are assigned to work under several legal acts: Universities Act Vocational Educational Institutions Act Institutions of Professional Higher Education Act Private Schools Act Standard of Higher Education Recognition of Foreign Professional Qualifications Act 2014-2020 Structural Assistance Act

Our role in the society Our vast experience enables us to offer expert knowledge to stakeholders and national initiators involved in improving the quality and development of the fields of education, research and youth work. We are recognized for valuing and promoting internationalisation and we represent Estonia in international cooperation with partner organisations and networks.

Our mission Our mission is to increase the welfare and competitiveness of organisations and people by developing education, research and youth field .

Our strategic framework On the national level we align our actions with: the National Reform Programme "Estonia 2020“ the National Strategy on Sustainable Development "Sustainable Estonia 21". On the international level we are guided by the European Union's economic growth strategy "Europe 2020". The strategic impact objectives of the measures we implement are set in national and international framework documents, the meeting of these objectives is evaluated by those who set them. In implementing measures and developing our fields of work we are guided by the following development plans: - Estonian Lifelong Learning Strategy 2020 - Knowledge-based Estonia 2014-2020 - Youth Field Development Plan 2014-2020

Our goal in society Estonia's goals Goals of the fields of education, research and youth work Our goal in society Our fields of work

Our goals in society Main activities: 31.12.2015. 8 – Acknowledged quality 41 - Development based on knowledge and cooperation 153 – Targeted investments Total: 202 different activities Välishindamine annab tagasisidet kõrgkooli või kutseõppeasutuse juhtimise, toimimise ning arendustegevuste kohta

Acknowledged quality We have two main directions in the field of acknowledged quality: Assessment of foreign qualifications; Evaluations of higher and vocational education in Estonia in order to guarantee the quality of education Välishindamine annab tagasisidet kõrgkooli või kutseõppeasutuse juhtimise, toimimise ning arendustegevuste kohta

Acknowledged quality – statistics In 2015: 24 study program group assessments were carried out 19 assessment decisions were approved by higher education council 3 institutional accreditations were carried out 5 institutional accreditation decisions were approved In vocational education and training, 56 accreditations were performed in 13 study program groups 2000 foreign qualifications assessed and 1500 responses given to the written information requests

Development based on knowledge and cooperation We operate in the fields of education and youth work: we are the implementing body of Erasmus+ and administer several national and international support schemes for improving mobility We carry out and organize training programmes and councelling We are responsible for capacity building in the youth field

Development based on knowledge and cooperation In 2015: We supported the education field with more than 18 million € (Nordplus, EEA/Norway grants, Erasmus+, ESF programmes, Kristjan Jaak, national scholarships) We awarded more than 1200 grants and scholarships We financed learning mobility activities for more than 3000 individuals We organized more than 20 marketing events to introduce Estonian education abroad

Higher education international marketing Study in Estonia

Trends in student mobility in Estonia The amount of students in Higher education institutions decreases ca 5,6% every year. The amount of mobile students will increase: According to „Estonian Lifelong Learning Strategy 2020“ the student mobility has to be 10% by 2018 According to the higher education international marketing strategy, 10% of the student body in Estonia have to be international degree students by the year 2020 (2015/2016 it is 6,8%) The goal of Erasmus exchange studies: 2% of the student body has to be mobile (2015/16 - 2,1%) From 2012 Estonia hosts more international exchange students than it sends out

Student mobility 2000-2015

International degree students in Estonia   2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 admission 303 229 258 295 340 457 617 698 824 1100 1295 growth (%) -24% 13% 14% 15% 34% 35% 18% 33% studying 840 901 885 908 1072 1282 1573 1876 2230 2887 3476 7% -2% 3% 20% 23% 19% 29%

Image of higher education in Estonia 89% of international students say Estonia is a good country to study Source: International Student Barometer 2015 International students rate Estonia best place to stay (2nd Portugal, 3rd Austria) Source: Erasmus Student Network Europe survey 2010 Some of our cooperation partners: Erasmus Student Network Estonia, Ministry of Foreign Affairs together with its embassies, Estonian Institute etc.

Development based on knowledge and cooperation In 2015: We funded the youth field with more than 3 million € We organized trainings for more than 3000 young people, youth workers and youth leaders We ran 90 trainings (5 international) We gave information about Erasmus+ youth activities to more than 7700 participants We sent 185 young people and youth workers to trainings abroad We organized cooperation projects for more than 1500 young people with Russian and Estonian background

Development based on knowledge and cooperation

Targeted investments Our Structural Funds Agency is accredited as an implementing agency for the European Union Structural Funds programming period of 2014-2020 by the Government of the Republic in the field of research and development We apply to the „2014-2020 Structural Assistance Act“ and other acts and regulations in Estonia and in the EU.

Targeted investments 2007-2013

Targeted investments In 2007-2013 the total volume of support was more than 435 million € We funded 41 institutions, 668 projects and programmes were implemented, 3728 payment claims were were controlled The total volume of support for research and development of the new period 2014-2020 is 339 million €

International cooperation

Quality management system Archimedes Foundation has been issued the quality management system international standard certificate ISO 9001:2000.

Our values We cooperate with partners and target groups and within the organisation We support and recognise learning and development, both within target groups and among our own employees We are professional and rely on our vast experience and knowledge base, we make deliberate decisions and follow regulationas set upon us We ensure our trustworthiness by being transparent and avoiding conflicts of interest

How do we evaluate ourselves? 2012 Federation of Estonian Student Unions: Archimedes Foundation is the student supporter of 2012 2013 Estonian Union for Child Welfare: Archimedes Foundation is the most child friendly organization of 2013

Visit our channels! www.archimedes.ee www.facebook.com/Archimedes.ee www.twitter.com/ArchimedesEE www.youtube.com/user/sihtasutusarchimedes

Thank you for your attention! Aitäh! Give me a place to stand and I will move the earth. Archimedes