Lana Karlova, National Tempus office coordinator in Armenia. She says that Tempus has helped to develop curricula and teaching materials, to upgrade facilities, and to improve university administration

The Tempus brochure - Tempus is specialised in promoting higher education. It is based on transferring expertise between European educational institutions and their counterparts in partner countries

The 2010 Tempus Information Day in Armenia. Tempus finances mostly two types of actions: joint projects and structural measures. The joint projects are based on multilateral partnerships.

Aram Simonyan, Yerevan State University Rector and Ara Avetisyan, Deputy Minister of Education and Science of Armenia, at the Tempus Information Day. According to Avetisyan, Tempus and Erasmus Mundus are the most efficient international programmes in Armenia supporting education

Rectors of Armenian universities and the Deputy Minister of Education and Science at the 2010 Tempus Information Day

Manuals published in Armenia under the Tempus project “New Master Curricula development in real estate economics and management”

Sargis Stepanyan, head of the Department of Economics, Law and Management of the Yerevan State University of Architecture and Construction, explaining that thanks to the Tempus project, bachelor’s and master’s programmes will be developed and laboratories established connected to the GIS (Geographic Information Systems)

Varazdat Hovhannisyan, lecturer of the Department of Economics, Law and Management of the Yerevan State University of Architecture and Construction, showing equipment received with the help of Tempus program in December, 2010

(Photo: Aghavni Harutyunyan – ENPI Info Centre)

Shushanik Khachatryan spent 10 months in Europe thanks to the EU-supported Erasmus Mundus project. “I learned to live independently, to communicate freely and openly, I gained new friends and new knowledge: it was the greatest experience of my life,” she said 

Shushanik Khachatryan with Erasmus Mundus students in Greece