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Erasmus+ traineeship for PhD students

An Erasmus Traineeship at PhD level must be arranged in direct contact with a department or research group at the University of Copenhagen. This means that students are responsible for the initial contact to the relevant professor, researcher or research group and for planning the Erasmus Traineeship.

To search for a relevant research group or professor please click   here .

Please note: The International Education office is not involved in Erasmus traineeships for PhD students. All questions about traineeships (including questions about residence permits, intellectual property rights, etc.) should be directed to the research group or faculty. 

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Erasmus Mundus

Erasmus Mundus was launched in 2004 as a higher education cooperation programme funded by the European Commission and continued until 2013. Beginning in 2014, Erasmus Mundus became part of the Erasmus+ funding scheme umbrella which lasted until 2020. The Erasmus+ scheme was renewed for the period of 2021-2027 and is expected to triple the number of participants. While the Erasmus Mundus Joint PhD degrees no longer exist, Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree (EMJMD) programmes continue to be offered under the umbrella of Erasmus+.

Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degrees (EMJMDs)

Are joint Master level study programmes carried out by consortia of European universities.

Provide a number of scholarships for students from the whole world to study in Europe. 

Give the students a chance to study in at least two European countries.

Offer multiple or joint Master degrees at the end of successful completion of the programme.

Erasmus Mundus degrees have earned a reputation as highly competitive masters and doctoral (not available any more) programmes that offer students the opportunity to study at several European and partner universities, invariably leading to joint or multiple university degrees.

For a full overview of all EMJMD courses, see here .

Are you interested in applying for an EMJMD programme?

EMA values community building, and the Association's members include newly accepted students, current students and alumni. EMA also has a strong connection with the EC, EACEA, EU Delegations, consortia and other key stakeholders. 

EMA runs Erasmus+ workshop, with focus on EMJMDs to promote Higher Education in Europe, through its various mobility programmes. As a general rule, EMA does not advise on or engage in application processes, decisions and internal rules and regulations set by the management of EMJMD consortia, or their universities. 

EMA organizes pre-departure orientations and gatherings for incoming students in collaboration with EU Delegations. EMA Country Representatives offer local support to students who are preparing for their EMJMD journey and Programme Representatives represent their EMJMD course and can be contacted with specific questions. As a general rule, EMA does not advise on or engage in visa application processes or decisions.

Once a student has been officially accepted for an EMJMD she/he can join the EMA community and benefit further from the invaluable support that the community offers. EMA remains available to members of the community as and when needed, throughout their studies and beyond.

Resources for applying

If you are a potential applicant, we strongly advise you have a look at these EMA resources:

Read stories from students and alumni at Humans of Erasmus Mundus (HoEM) .

Listen to stories from students & alumni in the EMA Podcast .

Attend an event with your Country Representative and your local EC office. 

Contact the Programme Representative of the course you're interested in.

Useful external links:

More about Erasmus

Erasmus+ page

Who can Take Part in Erasmus+  

EMJMD catalogue

Erasmus+ Contact form to get in touch with the EC 

Applicants and scholarship holders can submit a complaint about an Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree by visiting this page

Overview of National Erasmus+ offices (in the partner countries  

Erasmus Mundus PhDs

Erasmus Mundus Joint Doctoral Degree fellowships supplying funding for students to complete their PhD degree between two to three universities were offered until 2013 (last intake). These PhD programmes:

Were joint study and research programmes carried out by consortia of European universities.

Covered up to three years of doctoral activities.

Provided a number of scholarships for students and doctoral candidates to attend these programmes.

Gave PhD students a chance to study and perform research in at least two European countries.

The study and research opportunities at the doctoral level were offered in a variety of fields of study: Agriculture and Veterinary, Engineering, Manufacture and Construction, Health and Welfare, Humanities and ArtScience, Mathematics and Computing, Social Sciences, Business and Law, amongst others. 

Currently, EU-funded PhD fellowships are available under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions , which form part of the EU's Horizon 2020 programme for research and innovation.

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Erasmus+ Short-Term PhD Mobility

Within the framework of Erasmus+, regular PhD students of the University of Vienna can apply for Erasmus+ funding for self-organised 5-14-day stays abroad at a university, research institution or company in the Erasmus programme area (EU27 + remaining EEA countries + TR, RS, MK).

The application is possible twice a year.

Next application deadline: 16 April 2024

Regular PhD students from the first semester onwards are eligible to participate.

Please note: PhD students in a salaried position (e.g. University Assistant PraeDoc, project staff member, lecturer) are excluded from participation.

Instead, they are eligible for funding via Erasmus+ Staff Mobility for Researchers .

Minimum 5 days, maximum 14 days

The scholarship amount is 70 euros per day of stay.

The scholarship will be transferred in full before the start of the mobility.

For students with fewer opportunities , there is the possibility of an additional allowance. Likewise, a one-time grant can be awarded for the use of environmentally friendly means of transport .

Please contact us via e-mail prior to your mobility ( erasmus.phd @ univie.ac.at ) to receive more information on whether you would be eligible to apply for such additional funding.

Applications can be submitted each semester approximately 5-6 weeks after the start of the semester.

The next application deadlines are:

- 16. April 2024

- 12. November 2024

- in each case by 23:59 CET at the latest.

To apply, please fill in the Erasmus+ Short-Term PhD Mobility Application Form , sign it and send it together with a short CV (1-2 pages) and your Certificate of Enrolment by email to erasmus.phd @ univie.ac.at .

If you are not an EU citizen (or equivalent), please inform yourself about the applicable residence regulations at the respective consulates and, if necessary, apply for an additional appropriate residence title.

The following application documents must be sent together by email to erasmus.phd @ univie.ac.at

by the application deadline.

1. Application Form

To apply, you will need the completed Application Form (download in the right margins). Please discuss the planned mobility in advance with your supervisor at the University of Vienna and the supervisor at the host institution and have their approvals confirmed by e-mail.

2. CV and Certificate of Enrolment

Please submit an updated CV (maximum 2 pages) and a current Certificate of Enrolment together with the Application Form.

Further documents such as a letter of motivation, letter of invitation, etc. are not required.

The application documents are checked formally by the International Office. The approval is made by a selection committee a few weeks after the application deadline.

After the selection process, the applicants receive a written notification from the International Office . For approved applications, the Erasmus+ Learning Agreement for Traineeship will also be sent.

The Learning Agreement for Traineeship has to be filled in by you based on the information in your Application Form. The Learning Agreement for Traineeship has to be signed by your DSPL (Doctoral School Study Programme Director) and the responsible person at the host institution. It has to be sent to erasmus.phd@un ivie.ac.at at least 2 weeks before the start of the mobility.

Please note: It is your responsibility to check about insurance coverage (health, accident, liability, travel insurance, etc.) during your stay and to organise additional insurance coverage if necessary. Insurance coverage may also be provided by the host institution. Sufficient insurance coverage is mandatory and is the sole responsibility of the participants.

The participants will be informed by us about the necessary administrative steps during the stay or after the end of the mobility approximately 2 weeks before the start of the mobility.

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Erasmus+ doctoral student mobility

As a doctoral student, you have many opportunities to gain international experience during your doctoral studies. You can, for example, take courses, participate in staff training or collect data for your thesis. You can also teach at a partner university.

Exchanges carried out in Europe (EU/EEA) within the framework of Erasmus+, the EU's education programme, are supported with scholarships. How the scholarship amount is calculated, and the size of the scholarship depends on the type of activity you carry out and where you go. The scholarship is a contribution to the costs for travel and subsistence that occur in connection with your mobility.

If you want to go to an institution/organisation within the EU/EEA, you can apply directly for an Erasmus+ scholarship if you meet all the requirements/conditions. Mobility to LERU and EUGLOH member universities, as well as European U21 universities, is encouraged. Currently, there is also the possibility to register your interest in mobility to countries outside the EU/EEA. Read more under “Call 2024 for mobility outside the EU/EEA”.

Read more about EUGLOH

Read more about LERU

Read more about U21

Below is a summary of the opportunities within the Erasmus+ programme. As a doctoral student, you are both a student and a staff member and can therefore apply for scholarships that refer to both groups. Which mobility you should choose depends on the purpose of the trip.

Courses, data/material collection, thesis preparation activity (Erasmus+ mobility for studies)

As a doctoral student at Lund University, you can take courses, collect data and material for your thesis or participate in other thesis preparation activities at a partner university. The studies must be full-time at one and the same university and for a continuous period of time.

Erasmus+ mobility for studies must be carried out within the framework of an Erasmus+ exchange agreement (Inter-Institutional Agreement). Regardless of whether you register for courses or do thesis preparation activities, a Learning Agreement must be signed.

More information about Erasmus+mobility for studies within the EU/EEA and link to application (Erasmus database)

The information on this page mainly applies to Lund University's bachelor's and master's students who are nominated for an exchange within the EU/EEA and to the United Kingdom and Switzerland. In addition to that, the following information is relevant for doctoral students:

Eligibility and Terms

To be eligible to apply for the scholarship, you must:

• be registered as a doctoral student with the intention of obtaining a degree at Lund University
• have a supervisor at Lund University
• study full-time during the exchange
• live in the host country for the entire study period (also applicable for exchange studies in Denmark)

Also consider the following:

• There must be an exchange agreement between Lund University and the receiving institution. You upload the confirmation from your faculty's international office that an agreement exists in the Erasmus database under "Other documents". Contact your faculty's international office for more information  
• Your supervisor, your host and you must draw up a Learning Agreement. Download the template (utbyten.se) Upload the signed Learning Agreement in the Erasmus database under "Other documents".  
• You are strongly advised to have a supervisor at the receiving institution, although this is not a formal requirement.

The length of the exchange period

The physical study period can last for 5–30 days or 2–12 months.

Scholarship amount

In the case of a short, physical mobility of 5–30 days:.

• Days 1–14: 79 euros per day.
• Days 15–30: 56 euros per day.
• Outside the EU/EEA: daily amount plus a travel grant (no travel grant for mobility to the United Kingdom and Switzerland).

For longer mobility of 2–12 months:

• Within the EU/EEA including United Kingdom and Switzerland: between 510 and 560 euros per month.
• Outside the EU/EEA: 700 euros per month plus a travel grant.

If you have a disability or have children, you can receive extra support in the form of Top-up.

Field work, data/material collection, research experience (Erasmus+ traineeship)

The traineeship can take place at a company, an organisation, a university or a research and training centre and can be carried out during and after the doctoral studies.

• During the doctoral studies: The content of the traineeship must be relevant to your doctoral studies. You can use the traineeship for, for example, fieldwork, data collection and to gather material for your thesis.
• After the doctoral studies (“recent graduate”): You can use the traineeship, for example, to gain work and research experience. You must apply for your Erasmus+ traineeship during the last semester. The entire traineeship period must take place within 12 months of the defence. A doctoral student who has obtained his or her degree can no longer apply for a traineeship as a “recent graduate”.

More information about Erasmus+ traineeship mobility within the EU/EEA and link to application (Erasmus database) The information on this page mainly applies to Lund University's bachelor's and master's students who are going on exchange within the EU/EEA including United Kingdom and Switzerland. In addition to that, the following information is relevant for doctoral students:

• have a supervisor at the host university

The physical traineeship period can last 5–30 days or 2–12 months.

• Days 1–14: 70 euros per day.
• Days 15–30: 50 euros per day.

In case of longer mobility of 2–12 months:

• Within the EU/EEA including United Kingdom and Switzerland: between 610 and 660 euros per month.

Teaching (Erasmus+ teacher mobility)

Teacher mobility gives you as a doctoral student the opportunity to teach at a partner university. Teacher mobility can be combined with Erasmus+ staff training which reduces the number of teaching hours by half.

An Erasmus+ exchange agreement (“Inter-Institutional Agreement”) with the partner university you wish to visit is a requirement.

Contact your faculty's international office for more information and guidance on the exchange agreement

• live in the host country for the entire traineeship period (this also applies for Denmark)

The mobility must last at least two days (five days outside the EU/EEA) and contain at least eight teaching hours a week (four hours in the case of combined teacher and staff training mobility). The maximum time granted is normally 2–3 weeks, but the exchange can amount to 60 days.

Between 140-180 euros per day plus a travel grant. The scholarship is transferred to the institution and not to the scholarship holder.

More information about teacher mobility within the EU/EEA and link to application (Erasmus database)

Job shadowing, observation periods, training, workshops (Erasmus+ staff training)

Staff training mobility means that you, as a doctoral student, can job shadow at a company, an organisation or a university, participate in workshops or in a shorter course (not ECTS). The activity you carry out must be related to your duties at Lund University.

The mobility must last at least two days (five days outside the EU/EEA). The maximum time granted is normally 1–2 weeks, but the exchange can amount to 60 days.

Between 140-180 euros per day plus a travel allowance. The grant is transferred to the institution and not to the scholarship holder.

More information on staff training mobility within the EU/EEA and link to application

Special call for mobility outside the EU/EEA

Within Erasmus+, doctoral candidates can go on mobility to institutions outside the EU/EEA area. Erasmus+ scholarships are limited and are announced competitively.

Information on current calls – read about International Impact Actions

The Erasmus+ scholarship consists of two parts based on the duration of the stay and the type of mobility (studies, traineeship, staff training, staff teaching):

• monthly/daily allowance
• travel grant (if applicable)

Erasmus+ Studies and Traineeships

• 700 euros per month for long mobilities of 2–12 months (560 euros for studies and 710 euros for traineeships to the UK and Switzerland).
• 56–79 euros per day for short mobilities of 5–30 days.
• A travel contribution based on the distance between Lund University and the host university (not to the UK and Switzerland).

Erasmus+ Staff Training and Teaching

• 180 euros per day
• A travel contribution based on the distance between Lund University and the host university.

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Erasmus + Short-Term Mobility for PhD Students

Erasmus+ short-term mobility for phd students.

Pilot Phase Academic Year 2022/2023

Are you looking for an opportunity to develop and/or acquire new relevant academic and research skills, participate in a particular training/course or carry out research work necessary for the successful preparation of your doctoral dissertation/thesis at a European partner institution abroad?

The new Erasmus+ Short-Term funding line for PhD Students offers you the frame, flexibility and some funding to complete a short-term mobility (5-30 days physical mobility combined or not with a virtual component) and gain international experience during your doctoral studies at the University of Konstanz. funding depending on the  overall budget for the Academic Year 2023/2024.

General Information

Funding conditions.

Generally, all Doctoral Students enrolled in a third-cycle program at the University of Konstanz are eligible for funding through Erasmus+. The new Erasmus+ funding line supports PhD mobility for a duration of min. 5 working days to max. 30 working days.

The Erasmus+ program promotes stays abroad to:

• expand, further develop and/or acquire new relevant (research) skills or provide  research work/training, participate in courses or have access to equipment or libraries necessary for the successful preparation of your doctoral dissertation/thesis offered by the host institution
• exchange experience about skills acquired at the U Konstanz
• support international network activities
• improve foreign language, digital communication skills and intercultural competences
• improve and extend collaboration between partner institution
• better understand the European Higher Education Area aspects for 3rd cycle students/young academics by experiencing a different scientific environment on site and in action
• prepare for a European job market in academia and beyond

Examples: participation in seminars and lectures, tutorials, research colloquia; learn, professionalise, expand research methods skills, research data analysis training, literature/archive research, participation in a particular training and/or workshop offered by the host institution.

Not eligible is the participation in conferences or language courses. No fees may be charged by the host university.

If applicable, we recommend a work load of min. 3 ECTS per mobility or at least 30 hours/week to be documented in the Learning Agreement .

No strict deadlines during the  Academic Year 2023/2024 *

PhD Short term mobilities will be possible any time during your doctoral studies, usually for one month (min. 5 working days, max. 30 working days) between October 1, 2023 and September 30, 2024.

* Outlook: Academic Year 2023/24 onwards funding will be available within Erasmus Project 2022 – slightly different rules may apply depending on budget and demand  (updates will be announced).

Partner universities in Europe which have signed an Erasmus+ inter institutional agreement for student mobility with the University of Konstanz preferably within your subject area/department. You can find the complete list of our Erasmus+ partner institutions in Europe for the academic year 2024/2025 here .

 Not eligible are mobilities

• to the country of your permanent residence
• to the United Kingdom or Switzerland as they are currently not regular Erasmus partner countries.  

Erasmus + Grant

Grant and top up's.

The purpose of the Erasmus + grant is to co-finance your mobility abroad , not to cover all expenses.

Erasmus+ supports your short-term study/research stay with € 70 per day for the first 14 days of your physical mobility and € 50 per day for the remaining stay period (max. 30 days incl. travel). Virtual activities before or after the mobility are encouraged but not eligible for funding

Top Up for students with fewer opportunities and/or special needs (AJ 2023/24 Project 2022: childcare, disabilities)* * Outlook Academic Year  2023/2024 - Project 2022  inclusion of childcare, disabilities, first generation students, regularly working students - receive an additional lump-sum top-up funding of 100€

Green Travel Top Up : travelling by train/bus/bike – 50€ plus up to 4 travel days

Example : Visit at Partner University "X" for 3 Weeks = 15 Working Days ->(14 days á 70€ + 1 day á 50€ )= 1.030€ + long distance travel (>12 hours) by train or bus  = 50€ + 2 days x 50€ = additional 150 €

According to the Erasmus+ programme, the combination and/or complementary financial support from other national or institutional funding programmes is possible, except other EU funds! Please check relevant budget rules.

How to apply

Get started.

Please apply at least six weeks before the planed physical mobility abroad. The earlier the better –  as long as funding is available.

In the pilot phase AJ 2023/24 , there is no selection process – only check of formal requirements, eligibility and learning by-doing of this new funding line between partner institutions.

Before the Erasmus+ PhD Short Term mobility, both home and host university must confirm the study plan by signing the "Learning Agreement" and accepting this funding line within the I nter I nstitutional A greement (IIA).

Please provide detailed information about your individual study/working plan, time frame and confirm the individual and institutional motivation and benefits, provide informal confirmation of supervisors at home and host institution. Please use the application form . On this basis, the International Office may decide about the eligibility of your project and available funding.

Important : The procedures of the institutions have significantly diverged since the inception of the program. While some universities support these mobilities for study purposes, others accept them exclusively for traineeships (internships). This results in discrepancies in the opportunities, conditions, and implementation of the program. We can only confirm your mobility after receiving confirmation from the host university .

Before your mobility

Upon positive decision you will need following documents:

• Erasmus Learning Agreement (see useful information and documents ) : Documents the learning experience in detail and confirms the recognition for your PhD programme by both supervisors. If there are ECTS awarded, please state this in the document
• Erasmus Grant Agreement stating your individual funding will be issued by the Konstanz Erasmus Team/International Office and your mobility will be registered in the Beneficiary Module (Tool provided by EU commission).
• Green Travel plans and documents  if applicable
• Proof of enrollment (Immatrikulationsbescheinigung; university enrollment )
• Dienstreiseantrag (if you are employed by the U Konstanz) and  and Confirmation of secondment if your stay exceed 14 calendar days or  Antrag auf Übernahme der Reisekosten  
• Online Linguistic test/course in working language (only for mobilities >15 days) - access will be provided by International Office
• Confirmation for your mobility from the host university refers to the acceptance of your application for a mobility program. It signifies that you have been officially approved to participate in a specific program, such as a doctoral short-term study exchange at the host institution. This approval is necessary before further arrangements and preparations for your mobility can proceed.

in order to recieve your first payment (70% of Grant Agreement)

During your stay abroad

• please be aware that your host will need to confirm your stay and issue ECTS or any other form to prove your achievements and activities
• if you are interested the International Office may share with you information material for representing U Konstanz on site
• we woud appreciate very much if you would help us to promote the Erasmus programme, e.g. on social media, reports, interviews

Enjoy your study experience abroad!

After the mobility

• EU Survey (questionare within Beneficary Tool, access via email) needs to be filled out.
• Recognition of your mobility, preferably in your Transcript of Record as supplementary course in ZEuS
• Second Payment (30% of Grant Agreement)

Any questions? Please contact us with your ideas and plans!

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Bursa Uludag University (TR BURSA01) - Internship in Computer Engineering

The intern will support the Department of Computer Engineering by contributing to various tasks and projects aligned with the department's objectives. The intern will gain hands-on experience in computer science, develop professional skills, and collaborate with team members to achieve organizational goals. Assist in the planning, execution, and monitoring of our projects. This may include research, data analysis, and preparing reports. Conduct market research, competitor analysis, and gather industry insights to support strategic decisions.

Doctoral Sci-Tech Internship Recruitment

We are seeking driven and passionate individuals to work alongside experienced PhDs on cutting-edge projects. As an intern, you will have the opportunity to contribute to scientific discovery and gain valuable skills in laboratory techniques and data analysis. We welcome applicants from all backgrounds and levels of experience as long as you have a passion for life sciences and a desire to learn. We are looking for candidates with strong communication and teamwork skills. Apply now to be part of our mission to advance the life sciences industry and improve human health and well-being through innovative research.

• Majors in life sciences, computer science, mathematics, physics, engineering, medicine, agriculture, or other related fields.
• Possess a strong interest in genomics and bioinformatics research, sequencing and synthesizing technology, or the development of relevant software and hardware.
• Fluent in English (mandatory)
• Intermediate proficiency in Chinese (preferred)

Link:  https://genomics.zhiye.com/4/jobs?3=%5B%7B%22id%22%3A%222%22%2C%22label%22%3A%22Postgraduates%22%7D%5D

*We encourage students to spend at least one year on our projects in order to see some significant progress. However, shorter-term interns and exchange students may also be accepted.

BGI Introduction

Founded in 1999, BGI is one of the world's leading life science and genomics organizations ( https://en.genomics.cn/ ). BGI’s mission is to use genomics to benefit mankind and to be a leader in the era of life sciences. BGI follows a genomics development model of “research, production and application”. With businesses in more than 100 countries and regions around the world, BGI has established cooperation and partnerships with thousands of different organizations across multi-disciplinary research areas including medical health, resource conservation and judicial services. At the same time, BGI provides equipment, technical support and solutions for the needs of national economies and people's livelihoods, such as precision medicine and precision health. BGI is committed to applying its genetic and technological achievements to real world settings in order to realize the dream of trans-omics for a better life.

Mission - Trans-omics for a better life.

Vision - To be a world leader in the age of life sciences.

Core Values – Curiosity, Application of Knowledge, Working for the Betterment of Mankind.

BGI subsidiaries encompass BGI Research, BGI College, BGI Genomics ( https://www.bgi.com/global ), MGI Tech ( https://en.mgitech.cn/ ), China National GeneBank, GigaScience, and more. Among them, BGI College centrally recruits and manages all students for BGI subsidiaries. Established in 2011, BGI College leverages BGI’s comprehensive “research-education-industry” platform with big data, big science, big industry, and big health. Emphasizing "practical project training for industry development," BGI College provides innovative joint training opportunities for top-tier life sciences researchers and industry professionals. Through years of growth and refinement, BGI College has developed a talent training model that keeps pace with the evolution of genomic science. Consequently, the institution has produced numerous outstanding talents in both science and industry, contributing a strong talent pool to the life sciences sector.

The headquarter of BGI, is situated in Shenzhen, China. Shenzhen ( http://www.sz.gov.cn/en/ ), a coastal city in southern Guangdong Province, is bordered by Daya Bay and Dapeng Bay to the east, the Pearl River Estuary and Lingdingyang to the west, Dongguan and Huizhou to the north, and Hong Kong to the south. At a mere 41 kilometers (25 miles) from Hong Kong, Shenzhen has capitalized on its prime location and China's reform and opening-up policy since 1978 to transform into a modern, international metropolis. Often referred to as "China's Silicon Valley," Shenzhen is now home to over 14,000 high-tech companies, including industry giants such as Huawei, DJI, Lenovo, CEC, Tencent, and BGI. The city has also emerged as an innovation hub, fostering a new generation of startups and solidifying its position as China's most competitive and innovative urban center.

Some videos for a glance:

Introduction to BGI Group: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzFXQ0PrEKE

BGI’s “work hard, study hard, and keep fit” culture: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yUQ3-6-lNKY

Introduction to Shenzhen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hCZM0B7ngBM

Erasmus+ Internship at Izmir Bakircay University in Izmir, Türkiye

Izmir Bakircay University is looking for interns within the scope of Erasmus+ Student Mobility for Traineeships in various academic and coordination units, and application & research centers.

Click here  to access information about our Academic Units. Click here  to access information about our Coordination Offices. Click here  to access information about our Application & Research Centers.   

The minimum period for the internship is 2 months and it can be extended up to 12 months. If you're interested in doing your Erasmus+ internship in any of the departments in our university mentioned above, feel free to contact us. 

As Izmir Bakircay University International Relations and Exchange Programs Coordination Office, we will be in contact with you during your internship at our university and will do the best we could to guide you regarding your questions and requests. However, we would like you to note that it is the responsibility of the candidates to arrange and provide for their personal expenses and accomodation during their internships. 

Those who are interested in applying for an internship at our university can send their cover letters and CVs along with their information regarding the dates and departments they are applying for to this e-mail address: [email protected]  

Researcher, Research Fellow - PhD

BEFORE SUMBITING THE APPLICATION, PLEASE, BE AWARE THAT:

- THE INTERNSHIP IS WITH NO FINANCIAL COMPENSATION and

- THE APPLICANT HAS TO BE ENROLLED AT HIS/HER HOME UNIVERSITY DURING THE WHOLE PERIOD OF THE INTERNSHIP . This internship is not intended for graduates.

Research stay within implementation of the R&D project running at Centre of Polymer Systems at Tomas Bata University in Zlín, Czech Republic. 

To consider your application, you have to submit your: - CV - Transcript of Records - Motivation Letter stating expected beginning and end of your stay - Confirmation of Study for the relevant academic year

ONLY APPLICATIONS SUBMITTED VIA ERASMUSINTERN.ORG WILL BE CONSIDERED. DO NOT SEND ANYTHING DIRECTLY TO THE UNIVERSITY.

Tomas Bata University  is an open and flexible higher education institution, developed in accordance with five central values: entrepreneurship, openness, usefulness, creativity and responsibility. More than 9,000 students study at six TBU faculties. International students coming from all over the world and forming 10% of the student body help create an international environment at the University. On the other hand, Czech students are motivated to learn English and other foreign languages. All forms of international cooperation receive maximum support; our goal is to offer all students interested in spending at least a part of their studies abroad a possibility of doing so.

In the area of research, TBU has produced significant results mainly in the area of polymer engineering, applied informatics and creative specializations.  The Centre of Polymer Systems  is a new unit established thanks to the project of the same name financed from the European Funds and from the state budget of the Czech Republic. Focusing on applied research of polymers, the Centre is connecting the academic and business spheres.

The internship is offered in the four following fields:

• In addition to the material development of new plastics for existing applications, current development in the field of  polymer materials processing  follows the use of existing materials for completely new applications or the increasingly frequent need to define the use of recycled (waste) materials for the production of existing or new products. Please visit the website of the  Polymer processing research group  to find out all information about their projects.
• The field of research and development of  nanomaterials and advanced technologies  includes the preparation of structurally and functionally hierarchically organized hybrid functional materials and structures that are energy efficient. For these purposes phenomena occurring only at the nanometre level are used. They can be applied in plastics, electronics, sensors, (photo) catalysis, medicine, hygiene and elsewhere. Please visit the website of the  Nanomaterials and Advanced Technologies research group  to find out all information about their projects.
• Biomaterials  combine advanced material properties with biocompatibility. The research group is therefore interested in preparing smart materials that can respond to external stimuli, such as electric fields, by combining synthetic polymers, biopolymers and other materials such as metals or ceramics.  Please visit the website of the  Biomaterials research group  to find out all information about their projects.
• TBU has been actively developing energy storage devices in two main directions: supercapacitors and lithium-based batteries. However, we examine also other scientific questions with connection to preparation of magnetic nanoparticles and design of matrices for advanced bio composite systems, such as natural biocompatible and biodegradable polymers. Finally, we consider the clean energy transition going far beyond technology solutions and include life-cycle assessment and other socio-economic aspects into research. Please visit the website of the  Energy and Composite Materials research directions  to find out all information about their projects.

Internship for the characterization of GABA-producing lactic acid bacteria with biotechnological potential for the production of functional fermented foods

The group of Molecular Microbiology (@MolMicro_LAB ) is looking for a full-time highly motivated Erasmus+ student (master or PhD) to work at the Dairy Research Institute (IPLA-CSIC, Villaviciosa, Asturias, Spain) (@iplaCSIC; http://www.ipla.csic.es/ ) for a 6 to 12 months internship. We are flexible on the start date. 

One of our research lines is focused in the physiology, genetics and the technological properties of lactic acid bacteria (LAB) that produce gamma-amino butyric acid (GABA), and the assessment of their biotechnological potential for the production of functional fermented foods that could provide health benefits to the consumers. LAB are a group of microorganisms that are essential in the food processing industry as they are closely involved in the manufacturing of a wide range of fermented foods (dairy products, fermented meat, fish, and vegetables) and beverages (cider, beer, wine, etc.). The metabolic activity of LAB determine the quality of fermented foods (organoleptic, nutritional and functional characteristics), and also contribute to their preservation. In addition, many BAL strains have acquired special relevance as probiotics as they provide benefits to human health. Some BAL can produce GABA, a bioactive natural compound that possess many pharmacological properties beneficial for human health, e.g. reduction of stress and anxiety, prevention of diabetes and blood-pressure lowering effects. Due to this, the food industry is showing an increasing interest to use GABA-producing LAB for developing functional foods enriched with GABA that improve our health and wellness.

The Erasmus+ student will join the members of the group and will provide them technical support to characterize the  physiological, genetic and technological properties of GABA-producing LAB of industrial interest. The applicant must have a scientific background in microbiology, molecular biology or biotechnology; laboratory work experience will be positively evaluated. 

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Design, organisation and conduction of workshops with undegraduate students of the department of English Language and Literature

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Support to Sustainable Development Municipal Plan Coordinator

The person would be integrated into our strategic team to join our municipal services for a period of at least one year (more time would also be possible). The objective is the establishment and integration of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) within the municipality.

In particular, we hope to be able to integrate the person into one of two specific missions mentioned here: • Internal / external communication strategy • Project management mission

SDU Turkish Language and Literature

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Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters (students)

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They involve at least 3 institutions from at least 3 different countries, and multiple associated partners from the academic and non-academic world.

Typically, they include periods of study, research, traineeship, thesis preparation and defence.

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• a joint degree (i.e. one single degree certificate issued on behalf of at least two higher education institutions) or
• multiple degrees (i.e. at least two degree certificates issued by two higher education institutions of the consortium)

You’ll be able to define these in detail when you sign a study agreement with the relevant Erasmus Mundus Joint Master at the beginning of your studies.

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Students apply directly to the institution running their chosen programme.

You can search the course catalogue for details of the latest programmes on offer.

A new batch of selected Erasmus Mundus Masters is added to the list each year.

In most cases, you should submit your application between October and January for courses starting the following academic year.

Each master's website has all the details about the course of study, the list of the participating universities, the entry requirements and all the steps of the application process (with and without scholarship).

What you need

• have a bachelor’s degree (first degree), or be in your last year of bachelor studies
• graduate before the master’s programme starts

You may also apply if you demonstrate a bachelor’s equivalent level of learning. This must be officially recognised, according to national legislation and practices, in the degree awarding country.

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The Erasmus Mundus Association has resources to help you apply, including course contacts, events with national volunteer representatives, and stories from successful applicants.

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Almost 50,000 students have taken part since 2004. Are you ready to join them?

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Researchers (marie skłodowska-curie actions).

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ERASMUS MUNDUS KEY ACTION 1 DEGREE MOBILITY THROUGH JOINT DOCTORATE PROGRAMMES

Applications to PHD programmes

Through this component an individual can conduct full time Doctoral studies, in two or more European Universities through the support of an Erasmus+ scholarship. One important condition for application in this component is the proficiency in English language and its recognition in an internationally recognized format such as TOEFL or IELTS. Upon the completion studies, the student will be awarded a joint diploma signed by all European universities in the consortium.   Erasmus + scholarships cover all expenses, comprising transportation cost, cost of staying, tuition fees, life insurance, visas cost, etc.

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PhD Position in Operations Research at Erasmus School of Economics

Erasmus University Rotterdam is offering a PhD Position in Operations Research through the Erasmus School of Economics. This scholarship aims to support outstanding students in pursuing advanced research in operations research, focusing on topics such as Mixed Integer Linear Programming and Combinatorial Optimization.

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