Short-term Mobilities for Study or Placement
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Short-term mobilities could be organised under the Erasmus+ program, where full-time enrolled students in Bachelor’s and Master’s programs and recent graduates are able to apply.
Having a mobility abroad is a central part of Erasmus+ and has been shown to have a positive effect on later job prospects. It is also an opportunity to improve language skills, gain self-confidence and independence and immerse yourself in a new culture.
For this type of mobilities, the physical mobility period must be between 5 days and 30 days and must be combined with a mandatory virtual component. No eligibility criteria are set for the duration of the virtual component, but by combining virtual and physical mobility, to complete the program, students must receive at least 3 ECTS credits.
All mobilities are organised in compliance with the Regulation for Student Mobilities (RO/EN)
The ERASMUS+ Program offers:
- Opportunity to participate in a short-term blended program organized by a partner university;
- Financial support;
- Cultural, linguistic and pedagogic support for a successful participation to the program;
- Logistics support for mobilities;
- Full recognition of the mobility results by means of personalized Diploma Supplement.
Why participate in a short-term blended Erasmus+ mobility?
- Participate in short-term blended program organized by a partner university!
- Try cultural and linguistic diversity!
- Find out new wonderful places!
- Make new friends from all over the world!
- Create unique memories!
- Prepare for a global society!
INCLUSION TOP-UP
Romanian-American University believes that an international exchange should be accessible to every student.
The Erasmus+ programme offers an inclusion top-up amount to students with fewer opportunities, who need extra financial support for a study exchange or traineeship due to specific circumstances. The Erasmus+ Top-Ups are supplementary grants which will be added to the regular Erasmus+ grant.
Which students are eligible for the Erasmus+ Inclusion Top-Up?
The following categories are eligible for the Erasmus+ Top-Up grant:
- students with disabilities;
- students facing socio-economic difficulties;
- refugees.
Which criteria apply?
Students from the above-mentioned categories, willing to participate in an Erasmus+ study or traineeship mobility, are encouraged to contact the Erasmus+ Office for more information and evaluation criteria. We assure you that the assessment process will take place in a meticulous and confidential manner.
The inclusion top-up will be granted in accordance with the provisions set up in the Order no. 3392/2017 of the Ministry of National Education, of February 27, 2017, regarding the establishment of general criteria for the award of scholarships and other forms of material support for students and trainees in public higher education.
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
– Bachelor and Master students enrolled in a full-time study program, or recent graduates.
– Grade point average above 7,00
ACTIVITIES’ CALENDAR
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Online Candidates` Registration | |
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Results Notification via email |
The selection for short-term study mobilities is carried out by the Erasmus+ and stays open the entire academic year.
The application file is sent to the address [email protected] at least six weeks before the start of the mobility period and must contain:
SELECTIONS FOR 2023-2024 academic year
Any potential appeals will be submitted to the Erasmus+ Office or sent to the Office’s email address ([email protected]), within 24 hours of the posting of the final results, and are to be settled by the Selection Committee.
CANDIDATE’S FOLDER
– APPLY NOW! Online Application Form
AFTER THE ONLINE REGISTRATION, YOU MUST BRING ALL DOCUMENTS IN ORIGINAL TO ERASMUS+ OFFICE WITHIN 5 DAYS!
Learning Agreement for Studies / Traineeships or a recommendation regarding the relevance of the program, signed by the academic coordinator
Copy of ID/ Passport
– Europass CV – in English, with picture (CV guide)
Cover Letter – in English
English language certificate
– ID / Passport photo copy
Relevant optional documents:
– language skills certificate;
– photocopies of diplomas, certificates or certificates regarding practical activities, participation in student scientific circles, extracurricular projects, etc.;
– additional letters of recommendation.
HOW DO I FIND A SHORT-TERM MOBILITY PROGRAM?
The students are free to find a place where they can do the mobility. Moreover, our office will also post on the webpage and send by e-mail with available opportunities.
The students are free to identify a short-term blended program to participate in. Moreover, the Erasmus+ Office will inform the students about the available opportunities and publish them on the institutional website.
The grant for individual subsistence support is 79 EUR per day up to the 14th day of activity and 56 EUR per day starting from the 15th day. Individual support can also be given for one day of travel before the activity and one day of travel after the activity.
Students with fewer opportunities receive both an additional amount to the individual subsistence support and a transport grant, as follows:
- Additional subsistence support:
100 Euro if the mobility falls between 5-14 days;
150 Euro if the mobility falls between 15-30 days;
- Transport grant depending on the distance between RAU and the host university, obtained with the help of a distance calculator made available by the European Commission.
Students and recent graduates with fewer opportunities who wish to have a short-term mobility are eligible to apply for the top-up grant. The Erasmus+ Top-Ups are supplementary grants that will be added to the regular Erasmus+ grant.
The following categories are eligible for the Erasmus+ Top-Up grant:
- students with disabilities;
- students facing socio-economic difficulties;
- refugees.
Students from the above-mentioned categories, willing to participate in an Erasmus+ study or traineeship mobility, are encouraged to contact the Erasmus+ Office for more information and evaluation criteria.
After you have been announced by the Erasmus+ office that you have been selected, you need to send us the following documents:
- Acceptance Letter from the host university
- Bank statement – on a Romanian bank, in EUR, on your name;
- GDPR consent – RO | EN
ONLINE LANGUAGE SUPPORT (OLS)
The Online Language Support (OLS) is designed to help Erasmus+ participants improve their knowledge of the language in which they will work, study or volunteer abroad so that they can make the most out of this experience.
In case the duration of the mobility exceeds 14 days, the participant must carry out the OLS language assessment in the language of mobility (if available) before the mobility period. The completion of the online assessment before departure is a pre-requisite for the mobility, except of native speakers or in duly justified cases.
If the mobility lasts less than 14 days, the participant can carry out the OLS language assessment in the language of mobility (if available) before the mobility period.
The participant shall follow the OLS language course, starting as soon as they receive access and making the most out of the service. The participant shall immediately inform the Erasmus+ Office ([email protected]) if s/he is unable to carry out the course, before accessing it.
Access OLS here !!
If you have already been selected to go abroad with the Erasmus+ programmes, login to the EU Academy OLS website to take the OLS language assessment.
At the end of mobility, please bring to the Erasmus+ office the following documents:
- Transcript of Records -issued at the end by the host university;
- Certificate of Attendance – issued by the host university, signed and stamped by them; the period must be the same with the date from the financial contract!
- Declaration of avoiding Double Financing – RO | EN
After submitting all the mobility documents, Erasmus+ office has 45 days to transfer to your account the 20% of the total Erasmus+ grant.