Study mobility (SMS)
Long-term study mobility programmes for students are mobility opportunities, which are based on inter-institutional agreements, are carried out at specific target countries with a purpose of acquiring ECTS credit points and have a duration of minimum 2, maximum 12 months
Traineeship (SMP)
Traineeships are either curricular or elective mobility opportunities that are carried out at a foreign destination country and have a duration of minimum 2, maximum 12 months.
Mobility for research
The mobility for research is a new element among the offered mobility opportunities, which aims to support the scientific development of students attending higher-education institutions.
It is possible to apply for a research mobility as Master and PhD students, as well as as students participating in the undivided programme. In the case of the undivided programme, the student must have completed minimum 7 semesters at the time of the application.
The following criteria have to be be met in the case of a research mobility as Master and PhD students, as well as as students participating in the undivided programme:
- In order to be able to apply for a research mobility, the student needs to submit a statement of support signed by the supervisor.
- After the mobility period, the student has to prepare a research report that contains the activities and results of the mobility. The report is approved by the student’s supervisor and the department/institute head.
- It is necessary to indicate the planned activities and planned results in the agreement signed for the mobility research.
- The student participating in a research mobility should also benefit from the opportunity of credit recognition, therefore the research mobility should be built up in a way that it could be linked to the student’s curriculum structure so that the mobility does not cause any delay in the academic progress.
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