Encouraging and inhibiting factors affecting Mykolas Romeris University students' decision on Erasmus+ study mobility programme participation.
Dear MRU student and participant of this survey,
I am in the process of completing my Master's degree in Public Administration at Mykolas Romeris University in Vilnius, Lithuania.
At present, I am in the process of composing my Master's thesis and undertaking research by identification of encouraging and inhibiting factors that may influence the decision of Mykolas Romeris University students to participate or not to participate in the Erasmus+ mobility program for studies. The objectives include data collection, analysis, comparison with oldest data, and the formulation of recommendations.
The purpose of this research is to conduct an in-depth examination (analysis) of the determinants that may positively or negatively impact the decision-making process of Mykolas Romeris University students in relation to their participation in the Erasmus+ study mobility programme. The objective of this quantitative analysis is to increase the number of outgoing students of Mykolas Romeris University through the identification (analysis) of encouraging and inhibiting factors that may influence the decision of Mykolas Romeris University students to participate or not to participate in the Erasmus+ mobility programme for studies.
The following survey will take approximately 10 - 15 minutes to complete. Participating in this study is completely voluntary and no sensitive personal information will be collected. The information gathered from the participants will only be used for the purpose of this Master´s thesis.
Please, keep in mind that your answers are anonymous and you may withdraw from completing this survey at any time.
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Sincerely,
Mrs. Anastasija Varna
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Faculty of Public Governance and Business, ŠMVvmis22-1
Mykolas Romeris University
Gender:
Age:
Citizenship (as indicated in official documents such as a passport or ID card):
- Estonian
- Indonesia
- United States- American
- Ukrainian
- Ukrainian
- Ukrainian
- French
- Ukraine – Ukrainian
- Belarus
- Ghana - Ghanaian
Academic division (faculty) at MRU:
Cycle of studies at MRU:
Degree (study) programme at MRU:
- Digital Marketing and Communication
- Communication and Digital Marketing
- Communication and Digital Marketing
- Legal Regulation of Public Administration and Human Rights
- Global business and modern marketing
- European and International Business Law
- EIBL
- Psychology
- English for Specific Purposes and the Second Foreign Language
- Communication and Digital Marketing
Year (course) of Studies at MRU:
Have you ever applied for Erasmus+ study mobility programme?
What are/were reasons for you to apply or/and go for studies abroad under the Erasmus+ study mobility programme?
Who or/and what (will) inspired (motivate) you the most to apply or/and go for studies abroad under the Erasmus+ study mobility programme?
Which country or countries would you be interested in selecting for your studies abroad under the Erasmus+ study mobility programme (with Erasmus+ funding)?
- Next time countries like Canada, Italy, Spain, Croatia.
- Spain
- Indonesia Italy, and Portugal
- Germany, Norway
- Italy
- The Netherlands, Azerbaijan
- Nordics
- South Korea
- Portugal, Spain, Italy, USA, Canada
- Sweden, Switzerland or Norway.
What factors influenced your decision not to apply and/or go for studies abroad under the Erasmus+ study mobility programme?
Kitas variantas
- I went to Erasmus + abroad, but above highlighted points were my concerns and doubts about whether I could go or not
- Nothing
What communication channel(s) (with MRU International Office) is/are more convenient for you to receive updated information about the Erasmus+ study mobility program (application terms, etc.)?
Which type of Erasmus+ study mobility duration is more convenient for you?
Are you planning to take part in Erasmus+ study mobility during your degree studies at MRU?
Kitas variantas
- Yes, I already did
If you wish, please give any additional information, comments or recommendations that may be useful for MRU degree-seeking students wishing to go abroad, for Mykolas Romeris University, Education Exchanges Support Foundation (local National Agency) or the European Commission in view of improving the Erasmus+ student mobility action. I am grateful for your co-operation in filling out this questionnaire.
- Before going, students definitely have to do thorough research about the SAFETY and accommodation situation in the receiving country.
- Thank you Anastasija for being very helpful as a coordinator to handle all of the problem and issues while applying for this Erasmus mobility. I hope MRU will have new Outgoing coordinator as good as you when you leave. <3
- good luck with your thesis
- Erasmus gives a lot of benefits
- If anyone has a desire to study under the Erasmus+ program, definitely go for it, because you will get unforgettable memories, new friends around the world, valuable experience in many aspects and much more😉
- before choosing a country, always consider whether there will be housing there
- Join Facebook groups (beware of real estate scams) Book good accommodation Have savings because leaving abroad is expensive Learn local languages because a lot of people don't speak English Take only essentials, you'll find everything you need there
- It would be better if we could know in advance which uni has English courses and which ones no
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- Student Exchange program participation enhances one's cross cultural competence - learn about other ways of doing things,meet new people, see new places, perhaps pick up a new language.