UCL: a
window open to the world Since its foundation in 1425, "openness to the
world" has been at the core of the UCL's missions in teaching and
research. This means today: high percentage of international students at UCL:
on fifth of our students come from the five continents representing more than 120
nationalities; many students exchanges, teachers and researchers through
European networks (Erasmus programmes) and International networks (Erasmus
Mundus, CEMS, TIME, Cluster, etc.), one fourth of UCL graduate students benefit
from an experience abroad and UCL welcome as many students through our
partnerships; A volontarist politic of partnerships with Higher
Education Institutions from the South AND from more developed countries; An
active participation in many networks in Teaching (CUD, Coimbra, AUF, CINDA,
FUCE, FIUC, etc.) as well as in Research (6th European framework, etc.). The
International action of UCL works because of the participation of all members
of the university, dynamically coordinated by the Council of the International
relations (CRI) with the support of its administration (ADRI ) under the
responsability of the Prorector of the International Relations.
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