1. Better Efficiency in LLP Erasmus ex-change Rotterdam Network proposals

2. General: Law studies different (more conservative?) from other educational paths: less open to innovations spread and propagate good practices on all the possible levels: faculty/university/country/European level

3. Postulates: External Internal

4. External: Programme Managment More money, less bureaucracy FLEXIBILITY (TSM) Students’ grants TSM --> for creation and co-ordination of the joint-courses (vs. IP)

5. External: Structural Changes Allowing multiply Erasmus grants during various educational cycles ‘Individual’ joint-masters and joint awards Inclusion of Post-graduate students (LL.M.?) Erasmus stay: Mandatory? Semi-mandatory?

6. External: Quality Management Central office at the European level: more harmonisation (ECTS!) bench marking, accreditation, quality of learning Compulsory Erasmus stays for teaching/administrative staff Central web-page and data-base: (bench marking, information, feed-back

7. Internal: Ideology PROPAGANDA : Flexibility Trust your partner! (Monitoring visits will help that, too!) Joint-selection of courses Transcription of results. Master courses open to Erasmus students

8. Internal: Technicalities Students should always have adequate language skills & be burdened with adequate work-load. Respect deadlines Inform in advance of TSM Helping incoming students: providing mentors, finding accommodation etc.

9. The little we may do already... Web-page/data base Joint semester courses Spreading the news

10. What we could do in the future Take active part in creation of European Higher Education Area Elaboration of standards, defining aims, learning outcomes, constructing a model law student...

11. Good Practices Trust Flexibility More Money Better Efficiency Better Efficiency