European Union: Erasmus+ Mobility Project for Higher Education Teachers and Staff
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- Sponsor / Host
- European Union
- Degree Level
- PhD; Postdoctoral; Established researchers
- Study in
- Germany
- Website
- Official Scholarship Website
About the European Union: Erasmus+ Mobility Project for Higher Education Teachers and Staff
Erasmus+ Mobility Project for Higher Education Teachers and Staff is a funded exchange programme offered by European Union in Germany. It is aimed at PhD, Postdoctoral and Established researchers level applicants. Exchange programmes let you spend a period studying or working abroad, often with a partner institution, and usually ask for a clear plan of what you want to gain. The closing date is confirmed on the official page, so check it before you start and plan to submit well ahead of it.
Who Runs the Programme
European Union runs this exchange programme. The exchange programme is based in Germany. The provider sets the selection criteria, receives the applications and decides who is chosen, so questions about the process are best put to them directly. Always rely on the provider’s own page for the latest rules and dates.
Study Level and Eligible Fields
The programme is open at PhD, Postdoctoral and Established researchers level. That means it supports doctoral research and postdoctoral research, so you will normally need to show you have completed, or are about to complete, the qualification below that level. Applications are open to all subject areas, so your field of study is unlikely to rule you out.
How Many Awards Are Offered
The number of awards for the current round is confirmed on the official page. Programmes of this kind are usually selective, so treat every place as competitive. Apply early and make sure your application is complete, since an incomplete one may not be considered.
Who Can Apply
Applicants from most countries worldwide can apply. African countries covered include Algeria, Angola, Benin, Botswana, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cameroon, Cape Verde, Chad, Comoros, Congo, Egypt, Eritrea, Ethiopia and 31 more. Being from an eligible country is only the first check, because the requirements below still apply to every applicant.
Funding and Benefits
This exchange programme comes with funding from the provider. The stated award is Scholarship holders receive:. Exact benefits can change by round, so confirm them with the provider. Check the official page to see which costs are covered, such as fees, living costs or travel. Before you accept an offer, confirm what is and is not covered and whether any costs fall to you.
Eligibility Requirements
You are expected to meet the following at minimum. Meeting all of them is normally a condition of being considered, so go through each point honestly before you start.
- Study level: PhD, Postdoctoral and Established researchers.
- Erasmus+ mobility activities further individual training and education of all staff at higher education institutions. The project offers teaching assignments geared to:.
The full requirements are on the official page.
Application Process
Apply directly with the provider, and be careful with anyone who asks for payment to submit an application for you. The steps below are the usual order of work.
- Open the official application page.
- Check that your nationality, study level and field are covered.
- Prepare the documents the provider asks for.
- Submit as early as you can and keep your confirmation.
Keep copies of everything you submit and note any reference number you are given. If something in the instructions is unclear, ask the provider rather than guessing.
Official Website
Apply and read the full details at the official page: European Union: Erasmus+ Mobility Project for Higher Education Teachers and Staff. Use it for the latest dates and requirements, and check back from time to time, since providers can update details between rounds.
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