ERASMUS Mundus Program Guide - EACEA - Europa

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course explicitly indicating any academic, financial and administrative modalities related to the student's participation in the joint course and, if applicable, the award and usage of the scholarship. Third-country – a country which is not a European country as specified above. Third-country individual – a person who is neither a national nor a resident of a European country as specified above. Third-country institution – an institution that is not located in any of the European countries as specified above. The countries participating in the Lifelong Learning Programme 14 are not considered as third countries for the implementation of Action 2. 14 OJ L 327, 24.11.2006, p.45. 16
3 COMMON ELEMENTS APPLICABLE TO ALL ACTIONS The following section applies to all three Actions covered by the Programme Guide. The enclosed procedure and criteria must therefore be respected by all applicants and participants independently from the Action they apply to or participate in. They are complemented by specific elements applicable to individual Actions which are described in detail in the corresponding chapters of the Guide. Grant applications are selected in accordance with four different types of criteria, i.e. eligibility, exclusion, selection and award criteria. While exclusion and selection criteria described under sections 3.2 and 3.3 are identical for all Erasmus Mundus Actions, the other criteria vary from one Action to another and are described in detail in the relevant sections of the Guide. 3.1 APPLICATION AND SELECTION PROCEDURES a) Applicants are invited to submit their proposal in accordance with the eligibility, selection and award criteria relevant to the Erasmus Mundus Action they intend to apply to; b) There must be one co-coordinating/applicant organisation that submits the application on behalf of the consortium / partnership / network of participating organisations; c) The coordinating/applicant institution will be the contact point for the proposal in its relations with the Agency. If the proposal is selected, it will enter into legal commitments with the Agency and will officially represent and report for the consortium / partnership / network; d) Proposals must be submitted to the Agency in accordance with the procedure indicated in the application form 15 ; e) The application deadline may vary in accordance with the Action concerned. It is mentioned on the relevant application form and call for proposals; f) Grant applications must be drawn up in one of the EU languages specified in the application form, using the form specifically designed for this purpose; g) Only applications submitted by the deadline and in accordance with the requirements specified on the form will be accepted; h) No changes to the proposal can be made after the application has been submitted. However, if there is a need to clarify certain aspects, the applicant may be contacted for this purpose; i) Throughout the selection procedure, information about the outcome of individual applications may not be given; j) Applicants will be informed by the Agency of the receipt of their proposal within 15 working days; k) Only applications that meet none of the the general exclusion criteria (see 3.2 below) and which fulfil the Action-specific selection and eligibility criteria will be considered for a grant. If an application is deemed ineligible, a letter indicating the reasons will be sent to the applicant; l) Projects will be selected in accordance with the budget available for the action concerned and the quality of the proposals submitted; m) All applicants will be informed of the results of the selection in writing. 15 If e-applications are used, specific procedures will be described in the relevant electronic forms and instructions. 17
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