International Credit Mobility

International Credit Mobility

For 30 years now, Europe has been funding the Erasmus programme, which has allowed over 3 million European students to spend part of their studies in a higher education institution (HEI) other than their own, throughout Europe.

Since 2015, Erasmus has opened its doors to the rest of the world, providing people and organizations from non-European countries with the opportunity to participate in the programme. Through key action 1 of the program (KA 107 and KA 171) International Credit Mobility – International Credit Mobility (ICM), students and members of the teaching and administrative staff can carry out a period of mobility in partner countries from other continents.

Students can get abroad recognized training credits in their country of origin, acquire new ones skills, support your own professional development and learn to understand new cultures through comparison with societies and ways of living different from those typical of the European continent.

COMMO is a consortium made up of 16 Italian universities and of which UNIMED he is the leader.

Since 2015, the COMMO Consortium has been promoting mobility exchanges of university staff and students through the call KA171, previously KA107, of the Erasmus+ Programme. Within the consortium, bilateral agreements have been stipulated with numerous universities in partner countries such as Albania, Algeria, Egypt, Jordan, Kosovo, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Mauritania, Montenegro, Tunisia.

Call

8 countries, 11 universities, 1 common goal: internationalisation

This project, financed by the Erasmus+ Program under key action 1 (KA 171) International Credit Mobility (ICM), aims to promote the mobility of students, teachers and technical-administrative staff to and from non-EU destinations.

The project includes eleven universities from eight countries: Albania, Ecuador, Italy, Jordan, Morocco, Montenegro, Tunisia, Russia.

Objectives

  • Create a multicultural and multilingual environment in order to break down language barriers and encourage scientific development;
  • support the internationalization of the individual profile of students, teachers and technical-administrative staff;
  • promote values ​​of inclusion, transparency and non-discrimination, consistently with the principles of the Erasmus Charter for Higher Education (ECHE);
  • lay solid foundations for the implementation of joint academic activities such as research projects and training courses for the award of double qualifications.

 

Specifics

Students are informed that, given the restrictions imposed by the Erasmus+ programme, mobility for study purposes through the KA171 project is permitted towards Albania, Montenegro and Russia.

 

Recipients

  • Students enrolled in three-year and master's degree courses;
  • teachers;
  • technical-administrative staff.

Erasmus+ Contribution

  • Students: outgoing UNINT students have the opportunity to spend a mobility period abroad at a partner university (subject to selection through a mobility notice) without having to pay additional fees and receiving a scholarship of 700 euros per month plus a contribution for travel expenses (travel grant). During the application phase, it will be possible to submit a request for an additional contribution of 250 euros per month in the case of students with fewer opportunities and a further contribution in the event that you opt for an ecological trip (green travel). Further details are available in the announcement and related attachments;
  • teachers and technical-administrative staff: outgoing UNINT staff will receive a daily allowance of 180 euros plus a contribution for travel expenses (travel grant) and a possible additional contribution in the event that they opt for an ecological trip (green travel).

The host university will provide assistance with visa, insurance and accommodation procedures. The UNINT mobility and international relations office will remain available for the entire duration of the mobility to provide the necessary support.

KA 171 project brochure (2023-2026)

5 countries, 8 universities, 1 common goal: internationalisation

This project, financed by the Erasmus+ Program under key action 1 (KA 171) International Credit Mobility (ICM), aims to promote the mobility of students, teachers and technical-administrative staff to and from non-EU destinations.

The project includes eight universities from five countries: Albania, Italy, Morocco, Montenegro, Russia.

Objectives

  • Create a multicultural and multilingual environment in order to break down language barriers and encourage scientific development;
  • support the internationalization of the individual profile of students, teachers and technical-administrative staff;
  • promote values ​​of inclusion, transparency and non-discrimination, consistently with the principles of the Erasmus Charter for Higher Education (ECHE);
  • lay solid foundations for the implementation of joint academic activities such as research projects and training courses for the award of double qualifications. 

Recipients

  • Students enrolled in three-year and master's degree courses;
  • teachers;
  • technical-administrative staff.

Erasmus+ Contribution

  • Students: outgoing UNINT students have the opportunity to spend a mobility period abroad at a partner university (subject to selection through a mobility notice) without having to pay additional fees and receiving a scholarship of 700 euros per month plus a contribution for travel expenses (travel grant). During the application phase, it will be possible to submit a request for an additional contribution of 250 euros per month in the case of students with fewer opportunities and a further contribution in the event that you opt for an ecological trip (green travel). Further details are available in the announcement and related attachments;
  • teachers and technical-administrative staff: outgoing UNINT staff will receive a daily allowance of 180 euros plus a contribution for travel expenses (travel grant) and a possible additional contribution in the event that they opt for an ecological trip (green travel).

The host university will provide assistance with visa, insurance and accommodation procedures. The UNINT mobility and international relations office will remain available for the entire duration of the mobility to provide the necessary support.

KA 171 project brochure (2022-2025)

This project, funded by the Erasmus+ Program under key action 107 (KA 107), aims to promote the mobility of students, teachers and technical-administrative staff between the University of International Studies of Rome – UNINT and three universities of two countries (Albania, Morocco) in order to:

  • promote the modernization and internationalization of education and academic life at the partner universities involved, thanks to the presence of international students and teachers and increase their quality by placing emphasis on transversal skills;
  • promote the internationalization of the training offer, borrowing the courses present in the partner universities that are not offered in the universities of origin;
  • lay solid foundations for the implementation of joint academic activities such as research projects and training courses for the award of double qualifications through a detailed verification of affinities at a training level, thanks to the mobility of teaching and technical-administrative staff.

KA 107 project brochure (2020-2023)

This project, funded by the Erasmus+ Program under key action 107 (KA 107), aims to promote the mobility of students, teachers and technical-administrative staff between the University of International Studies of Rome – UNINT and eight partner universities of four countries (Albania, Brazil, Tunisia and Vietnam) with the aim of achieving objectives of common interest:

  • promote the internationalization of the individual profile of students, teachers and technical-administrative staff;
  • promote the modernization and internationalization of education and academic life at the partner universities involved through the presence of students and teachers from different countries;
  • lay solid foundations for the implementation of joint academic activities.

KA 107 project brochure (2019-2022)

Funded by the Erasmus+ Program under the key action (KA 107), the UNINTed World Project makes 44 mobility grants available to students and teachers for study/internship or teaching purposes between UNINT and four partner universities in three (Albania, Morocco and Tunisia). The mobility grants provide individual support to cover living expenses (calculated on the basis of the actual days spent abroad) and a further contribution to cover travel expenses (of a variable amount depending on the country of destination). For more information on the partner universities, mobility grants and project activities, you can consult the brochure.

Erasmus+ Experience videos

KA107 results brochure (2018-2020)

UNINTed World project brochure (2018-2020)

Funded by the ERASMUS+ Program under the key action (KA 107), the UNINTed World project provides international mobility grants to 65 students for six-month study stays in Italy, Canada, Morocco, Taiwan and Russia. The 65 scholarships were awarded to bachelor's and master's students during the two-year academic period 2015-2017.

Each grant, of a different amount depending on the country of destination, includes a contribution to cover travel and subsistence expenses for all months of stay.

UNINTed World results brochure (2015-2017)

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