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- Begin by entering your surname and name in the designated fields. Ensure that these match your passport for consistency.
- Fill in your university, department, and position accurately to provide context about your professional background.
- Indicate your official email address for communication purposes. This will be crucial for receiving updates regarding the Staff Week.
- Assess and select your language knowledge levels for both English and German from the provided options, ensuring you meet the program's requirements.
- Specify any dietary restrictions you may have, such as vegetarian or vegan preferences, to accommodate your needs during the event.
- Describe your main work tasks in detail to give insight into your professional role and contributions.
- Outline your expectations from the Staff Week and how you plan to contribute, selecting from options like presentations or workshops.
- Attach a CV as requested, ensuring it is up-to-date and relevant to your application.
- Finally, add the place and date of completion along with your name in block letters before signing the document.
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What is the Erasmus mobility rule?
The requirement is that each student has at least 2 mobility periods in 2 Programme countries, different from their own country of residence. This rule applies to all students, whether they come from a programme country or a partner country.
What are the benefits of Erasmus?
You receive financial support. Every Erasmus student receives a grant, with the amount depending on the home country and destination. Of course, students are told from the very beginning that this grant wont cover all the expenses involved, but it is at any rate of great help.
What does the Erasmus program do?
The Erasmus+ Programme is a European funding programme established in 1987 offering university students the possibility of studying or doing an internship abroad in another country for a period of at least 2 months and a maximum of 12 months per cycle of studies.
What is the difference between Erasmus KA131 and KA171?
Within KA131, cooperation can be established with Erasmus program countries (including 28 EU member states, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Macedonia, Turkey, Serbia), while within KA171, cooperation can be established with countries from different geographies of the world under the title of partner countries.
Who is eligible for Erasmus?
You must be registered in a higher education institution and studying for a recognised degree or third level qualification and be in at least your second year. The study abroad or traineeship must be relevant to your degree or your personal development needs.
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How much do you get paid for Erasmus?
Erasmus grants are calculated based on a monthly rate (330 or 385 depending on the destination country see table below per 30 days), and initially calculated on the basis of the dates stated in the Grant Agreement, plus a once-off travel allowance.
What is the Erasmus program for employees?
The Erasmus+ programme offers opportunities for staff mobility. Academic and administrative staff at higher education institutions can teach at a partner higher education institution in Europe.
Is Israel in Erasmus?
Israel is defined as a third country as opposed to a partner member and, as such, Israeli institutions are only eligible to participate in specific Erasmus+ actions.