The Erasmus+ programme is the European Union's funding programme for education, training, youth and sport. It governs student and staff exchange agreements in European countries.
We have been awarded an Erasmus charter to take part in the programme.
Apply for Erasmus+ Staff Mobility Programme
Academic or professional services staff can carry out a period of teaching or training at one of the University’s Erasmus+ partner universities.
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The Erasmus+ staff mobility programme
This is an excellent opportunity for you to not only build on your existing skills while meeting staff from other universities in the same field, but also experience a different culture and work environment.
Erasmus+ teaching mobility
Staff teaching as part of their mobility must complete a minimum of eight hours’ teaching per week.
You can engage in activities such as:
- lectures
- seminars
- workshops (leading)
- mentoring activities with students
Erasmus+ training mobility
Both academic and professional services staff are eligible to undertake a training event or undergo job shadowing, observation or training at a university in one of the scheme countries.
There are still places remaining for training activity under the current funding project to be completed by mid-May 2021. If you are interested please email mobilityoffice@bath.ac.uk.
The minimum duration of the training period must be two working days. The main purpose of a training visit is to share knowledge and experience as well as learn good practice from the host university.
This can include:
- job shadowing
- observation
- attending workshops or courses
- transferring knowledge and good practice
- learning from shared experience
- acquiring practical skills
- discovering new ideas for teaching or learning
Conferences are not included.
Staff must have completed at least six months of working at the University and must have the support of their line manager to apply.
Application tips
2018/19 Erasmus+ Staff Mobility participant, Loretta Gibson, shares her top tips for submitting a successful application.
Loretta visited Aalto University, Finland, in May 2019 for 2 days to explore different organisational and working structures. In her blog for the AUA, Loretta shares her tips for a successful application and visit.
‘In just one week it was really clear that our connections in Jordan stretch far and wide and there is a huge amount of awareness, interest in and goodwill towards the University from a range of individuals and organisations.’
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Andy Dunne
Media and PR Manager
Enquiries
If you have any questions about this scheme, please call or email us.