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Erasmus

Within the Lifelong Learning Program (LLP), the actions relevant to Higher Education are denominated Erasmus. Such actions are aimed at improving the quality of higher education and reinforcing their European dimension, while fostering transnational cooperation between universities, facilitating European mobility and improving transparency and academic recognition as regards studies and qualifications within the European Union.

All selected students will receive economic support from the European Commission and the USC, which is compatible with any other grants (including Spanish Ministry of Education grants) that the student may already have been awarded. Students may also apply for other complementary grants offered yearly by the Spanish Ministry of Education and the Xunta de Galicia.

ERASMUS CODE

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Programmes

Students

  • Study courses: Students will undertake a period of study at a higher education institution in another European country. Erasmus is open to all types of higher education centres, as well as all disciplines and levels of study, including doctoral studies. The duration of stays will vary between 3 months (minimum) and 12 months (maximum).
  • Practical experience: Students will carry out work placements for a certain length of time in a business or organization in another European country
  • Intensive programmes: Organization of short study programmes in which students and teaching personnel from universities in the different participating countries take part.
  • Intensive language courses: Specialized courses in the least well known or taught languages of the countries participating in the Erasmus programme.

 

Link to download Documents and Forms...

pdf DataSheetUSC_12_13 [pdf - 21 kb][Actualizado: 28/3/12]

pdf Erasmus Welcome Guide 12_13 [pdf - 849 kb][Actualizado: 25/4/12]

pdf Erasmus Welcome Guide 12_13 ENG-LUGO [pdf - 849 kb][Actualizado: 27/4/12] 

 

Teachers / researchers / RAM / Coordinators

  • Teaching mobility: Mobility of teaching staff from higher education institutions and businesses to teach courses. Applies to teaching staff from higher education institutions that hold an Erasmus University Charter (EUC), or business personnel. Teaching staff who participate in a mobility programme must be integrated in the department or faculty at the host centre. This implies that an interinstitutional agreement has been reached, prior to the stay, as regards the programme of studies that the visiting lecturers will follow.
  • Personnel training: Mobility of teaching staff and other personnel from higher education institutions to receive training.
  • Organization of mobility actions: Help is available to higher education institutions to create optimal conditions for undertaking the different types of mobility actions considered within the Erasmus programme.
  • Intensive programmes: Organization of short study programmes in which students and teaching staff from universities in different countries participate.
  • Preparatory visits: Help is available to foster contact between higher education institutions wishing to participate in the Erasmus programmes and other suitable education centres with whom associations may be formed.

More information...

Administration and support service personnel (PALAS)

  • Personnel training: Mobility of teaching staff and other personnel at higher education institutions to receive training.
  • Organization of mobility actions: Help is available to higher education institutions to create optimal conditions for undertaking the different types of mobility actions considered within the Erasmus programme.
  • Preparatory visits: Help is available to foster contact between higher education institutions wishing to participate in the Erasmus programmes and other suitable education centres with whom associations may be formed.

More information...

 

  

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