Erasmus+ Institutional Coordinator
Blended Intensive Programmes Blended Intensive Programs — BIP
Short-term, international, and innovative learning, teaching, and training programs that combine physical mobility for students and staff with a mandatory virtual component.
Short-Term Mobility
Physical activity and a busy schedule.
Virtual Component
Online and collaborative learning.
International Cooperation
Multinational and interdisciplinary participation
About the Program
What is a Blended Intensive Program?
Blended Intensive Programmes are international training activities that combine short-term physical mobility with a mandatory virtual component that enables participants to work together online.
Blended-Intensive Programs are short, intensive programs that utilize innovative learning and teaching methods, including online collaboration.
In these programs, participants from different countries and academic fields can work in transnational and interdisciplinary teams on specific problems, tasks, or learning outcomes.
The virtual component accompanying the physical activity enables participants to collaborate synchronously online before, during, or after the program.
Source:
European Commission
Innovative Learning
It allows for the application of problem-based, project-based, and interdisciplinary learning methods.
Joint Programme
It is prepared through academic and institutional collaboration between multiple higher education institutions.
Students and Staff
It can be organized for groups of students and staff for learning, teaching, or training purposes.
Current Applications
BIP Ads
The latest BIP announcements for participants coming to our university and for students or staff from our university who will participate in programs abroad are automatically listed below.
Inbound direction
Inbound BIP Ads
Announcements regarding inbound programs in which our university participates as a host or partner institution.
Outgoing
Outgoing BIP Ads
Announcements regarding the participation of our university students and staff in programs abroad.
Activities Performed
Organized and Participated In BIPs
The Blended Intensive Programmes organized by our university as the coordinating institution or in which it participates as a partner institution are listed below.
Coordinating Institution
Organized as a Coordinating Institution
Programs organized by Sivas Cumhuriyet University as the coordinating or host institution.
Partner Institution
Participation as a Partner Institution
International programs in which our university participates as a partner or contributing institution.
Academic Units
Units that wish to participate in BIPs
Academic units wishing to participate in, partner with, or develop a new Erasmus+ Blended Intensive Programme should contact the Erasmus+ Institutional Coordinator.
Partnership and Program Development
Academic units can contact the Coordinator's Office regarding finding partner institutions, program content, virtual components, mobility duration, participant structure, and project suitability.
Basic Terms of Application
BIP Rules
The key considerations for developing and implementing blended-intensity programs are summarized below.
Physical Mobility
The duration of physical activity should be a minimum of 5 and a maximum of 30 days.
Mandatory Virtual Component
The program must include a mandatory virtual component that enables participants to collaborate online.
Academic Workload
Students should be assigned a workload equivalent to at least 3 ECTS credits within the program.
Partner Institutions
At least three higher education institutions from at least three eligible countries must be involved in the development of the program.
Number of Participants
Within the scope of BIP, the minimum number of participants must be met in accordance with the relevant program rules.
Corporate Support
Institutional support grants are calculated based on the number of eligible participants and conditions specified in the relevant call for proposals and grant agreement.
Program terms may be updated according to the call year. The planning and implementation of the BIP are based on the current Erasmus+ Program Guide, the regulations of the Turkish National Agency, and the relevant project grant agreement.