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The document is an application form for the geoNatHaz Project 2012, aimed at students applying to participate in a mobility program involving Canadian universities. It includes sections for personal data, previous education records, employment history, language skills, university preferences, and essays about motivation and personal background. The application process requires both electronic and postal submissions with specific deadlines and documentation requirements.

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