International mobility Non-EU Mobility

Non-EU Mobility

 

What is it and what does it offer?

The Non-EU Mobility program allows students to spend 3 to 12 months studying at a university outside the European Union that has signed a cultural and scientific collaboration agreement with the School of Agriculture of Florence. Our students will be able to access the services offered to students regularly enrolled at the partner institution without the obligation to pay additional registration fees in addition to those at their home institution.

 

The types of activities that can be carried out at non-EU offices are:

a) carrying out a period of study and taking the exam at the end of the teaching units attended (the study period can also be integrated with an internship period, where provided for by the teaching regulations);

b) preparation of the degree thesis or part of it on the basis of a work plan approved by the supervisor and the responsible professor in the host institution (including the quantification of the credits obtained abroad);

c) carrying out activities planned as part of the research doctorates;

 

                                                            →    Non-EU Mobility Call  (ENG) ←

 

Where can I go?

The complete list of partner universities is updated yearly, therefore the definitive list will be available when the University posts the call (approximately January/February of each year).

                   

      

Who can participate?

1) those who are regularly enrolled in a course at the School of Agriculture of the University of Florence or those who plan to enroll before departure;

2) those who have never benefited, in previous years and during previously attended study courses, either at the University of Florence or at another Italian or foreign university, of the status of Non-EU student for a total period superior to 12 months (24 months for the single cycle) for the study cycle in which they are enrolled and within which they will carry out the mobility;

3) those who do not benefit, in the same period in which they benefit from the financing for the Non-EU programme, of another type of community contribution assigned to spend a period of study abroad;

Students who are enrolled in single courses, second level master programs and specialization courses will not be admitted.

 

The admission requirements are available in the yearly call published by the University of Florence in this webpage.

 

 

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