Erasmus+ Staff Mobility
Who is eligible for Erasmus+ programme support
- Teaching mobility – academic staff from higher education institutions travel as guest lecturers to a partner university abroad.
- Staff training mobility – professional development activities for higher education institution staff (excluding conferences), such as participation in training, job shadowing at a partner university abroad or another relevant organisation.
Teaching and staff training mobility is implemented in Erasmus+ programme countries:
- 27 EU Member States – Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden.
- European Economic Area (EEA) countries – Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway.
- EU candidate countries – North Macedonia, Serbia, Turkey.
Application
Erasmus+ staff mobility activities may be carried out as:
- Guest lectures (for RSU academic staff);
- Experience exchange activities;
- Job shadowing visits (for all RSU staff).
Recommended visit duration: minimum – two days, maximum – five days of programme activities (excluding travel time).
Partner universities
Erasmus+ teaching mobility can only be carried out if there is an Erasmus+ inter-institutional agreement between the universities in the relevant field, and the host university has been awarded the Erasmus+ Charter.
RSU Erasmus+ Partner Universities
If the chosen host university is not an RSU partner university, it is possible to establish new agreements. In this case, an employee applying for Erasmus+ funding must submit a cooperation agreement signed by a representative of the host university to the RSU Erasmus+ coordinator prior to the exchange visit. The agreement form is available from the International Department. Upon request, it can also be sent electronically.
Procedure for Implementing Exchange Programmes (10 June 2025)
