KA-171: Universidade de Vigo – Balkans
(Project Number: 2022-1-ES01-KA171-HED-000068875)

30 Student mobilities
23 Academic staff mobilities

Start date: 01/08/2022 – End date: 31/07/2025

Institutions:

  • Universidade de Vigo (coordinator) – UVIGO, Vigo, España
  • University of Vlora “Ismail Qemali” , Vlora, Albania
  • International Burch University, Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina
  • University of Tuzla, Tuzla, Bosnia-Herzegovina
  • Academy of Applied Studies of Kosovo and Metohija, Leposavić, Kosovo1
  • University of Pristina Kosovska Mitrovica, Kosovska Mitrovica, Kosovo
  • Mediterranean University, Podgorica, Montenegro

Project summary

This mobility project focuses on the following four target groups: (i) academic staff; (ii) PhD students; (iii) master students; and (iv) undergraduate students.

All teaching and research activities to be developed within this project should be aligned with the ICT (Information and Communication Technology) field, ISCED codes 0714 Electronics and automation, 061 Information and Communication Technologies and 068 Inter-disciplinary programmes and qualifications involving Information and Communication Technologies.

Mobilities distribution

This mobility project offers the following scholarships for mobilities:

UVigo to Balkans

UVIGO to University of Vlora

  • 2 Bachelor/Master students (6 months)
  • 2 academic staff (5 days + 2 travel days)

UVIGO to University of Tuzla

  • 3 Bachelor/Master/PhD students (6 months)
  • 1 academic staff (5 days + 2 travel days)

UVIGO to International Burch University

  • 4 Bachelor/Master/PhD students (6 months)
  • 1 academic staff (5 days + 2 travel days)

UVIGO to Academy of Applied Studies of Kosovo and Metohija

  • 2 academic staff (5 days + 2 travel days)

UVIGO to University of Pristina Kosovska Mitrovica

  • 2 academic staff (5 days + 2 travel days)

UVIGO to University Mediterranean

  • 2 Bachelor/Master students (6 months)
  • 2 academic staff (5 days + 2 travel days

Grants

  • Students doing long-term physical mobilities will receive 700 €/month + 360 € for the travel.
  • Students with fewer opportunities will receive an additional 250 €/month
  • Staff doing short-term physical mobilities will receive 180 €/day + 360 € for the travel

A participant with fewer opportunities is a person who faces obstacles that prevent effective access to the opportunities offered by the program for economic, social, cultural, geographic or health reasons, due to their immigrant origin, for reasons such as disability and learning difficulties or for any other reason, including those that may give rise to discrimination in accordance with the provisions of article 21 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union.

In mobilities from Spain to countries not associated to the Program, students with fewer opportunities are defined by the Spanish National Agency as those who are in any of the following situations, not being cumulative with each other:

a) Have been a beneficiary of a general study grant from the Spanish National Administration to carry out university studies and other higher studies or of a scholarship from the Department of Education of the Basque Country, or a scholarship for schooling of non-university level students granted by the Department of Education of the Basque Country in the academic year immediately prior to the one in which the mobility is to take place, or in the academic year in which the mobility is carried out

b) Have refugee status or have the right to subsidiary protection or have presented
application for international protection in Spain.

c) Have a legally recognized and qualified disability of a degree equal to or greater than 33 percent, or an equivalent degree of disability, in the case of foreign students.

d) Any other situation that may be included in the framework of the SEPIE strategy for inclusion, pending approval.

Students traveling to Spain from any country not associated to the Program (incoming mobilities) that are in situations equivalent to those enumerated in the above section, once the equivalence is verified by the National Agency, will be considered as participants with fewer opportunities.

Am I eligible for mobility?

Academic staff should fulfill the following requirements (eligibility criteria):

  • Be enrolled, associated or working (fulltime) in one of the aforementioned HEIs at the time of submitting their application
  • Have a doctoral diploma.
  • Those applicants enrolled at UVIGO must teach at the Telecommunications Engineering School.

PhD students should fulfill the following requirement (eligibility criteria):

  • those applicants from the UVIGO must be enrolled as PhD students at the Doctoral Programme of Information and Communications Technology (DocTIC).

Master students should fulfill the following requirement (eligibility criteria):

  • Those applicants from the UVIGO must be enrolled as master students at one of the masters of the Telecommunications Engineering School.

Undergraduate students should fulfill the following requirement (eligibility criteria):

  • Those applicants from the UVIGO must be enrolled as Bachelor students at one of the bachelor degrees of the Telecommunications Engineering School.

Apply for a mobility (UVigo to Balkans)

Please check the university year call for Erasmus KA171 ( Universidade de Vigo call)

The applicants (PhD, master and bachelor students and academic staff) must follow the KA171 instructions specified by the IRO (International Relations Office) at UVIGO. The IRO at UVIGO will be in charge of managing the schedule for application and selection. All the information will be disseminated in advance for all potential applicants.

  1. This designation is without prejudice to positions on status, and is in line with UNSCR 1244/1999 and the ICJ Opinion on the Kosovo declaration of independence ↩︎