Ab sofort können sich Studierende, Personal und Organisierende über die Erasmus+ Programme „Kurzzeitmobilitäten“ und „Blended Intensive Programs (BIPs)“ auf der Website von BOKU-IR informieren. Eine Erasmus+ Kurzzeitmobilität ist eine physische Auslandsmobilität für Studierende, ergänzt durch einen virtuellen Teil. Für Doktoratsstudierende ist sie auch ohne virtuelle Komponente absolvierbar. Studierende, die nicht die Möglichkeit haben, einen längerfristigen Erasmus+ Studien- oder Praktikumsaufenthalt oder eine mehrmonatige Forschung zu absolvieren, können mit einer Erasmus+ Kurzzeitmobilität ins Ausland gehen. Kurzzeitmobilitäten können in Programm- und Partnerländern weltweit absolviert werden. Bei Erasmus+ Blended Intensive Programs (BIPs) handelt es sich um kurze Gruppenmobilitäten, an denen sowohl BOKU-Studierende, als auch -Personal teilnehmen können. BIPs gelten als Variante von Erasmus+ Kurzzeitmobilitäten. BIPs bestehen aus einem physischen und einem virtuellen Teil und werden von einem Zusammenschluss aus mindestens 3 Hochschulen aus 3 verschiedenen Ländern durchgeführt. Durch BIPs sollen die Nutzung innovativer Lern- und Lehrmethoden gefördert und die Möglichkeiten der Online-Kooperation genutzt werden. In transnationalen und interdisziplinären Teams können aktuelle gesellschaftliche Herausforderungen bearbeitet werden. Weitere Informationen: |
From now on, information about the Erasmus+ programmes "Short-term mobility" and "Blended Intensive Programmes (BIPs)" is available on the BOKU-IR website for students, staff and organising institutions. An Erasmus+ Short-term Mobility is a short physical mobility abroad for students, complemented by a virtual part. PhD students can also complete it without a virtual component. Students who do not have the opportunity to undertake a longer-term Erasmus+ study stay, internship or several months long research abroad, can take advantage of the programme Erasmus+ Short-term Mobility. Short-term mobilities can be completed in programme and partner countries worldwide. Erasmus+ Blended Intensive Programmes (BIPs) are short group mobilities in which both BOKU students and staff can participate. BIPs are considered a variant of Erasmus+ Short-term Moblities. BIPs consist of a physical and a virtual part and are carried out by a consortium of at least 3 universities from 3 different countries. BIPs aim to promote the use of innovative learning and teaching methods and to exploit the possibilities of online collaboration. Current societal challenges can be addressed in transnational and interdisciplinary teams. Further information:
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The International Relations Office of the University of Novi Sad, Serbia is creating and organising its first Erasmus+ Blended Intensive Programme for UNS: Internationalisation as a Measure of Quality in Higher Education, Science and HE Services - EUGLOH 2.0 & friends
- Venue: University of Novi Sad (UNS), Serbia
- 25-26 May 2023 (virtual part)
- 29 May – 2 June 2023 (physical part)
Target group: academic and administrative staff members, both at university or faculty level, dealing with internationalisation (from IRO to financial managers, academic coordinators, etc)
Further information
If you are interested in applying for Erasmus+ staff mobility support (training), please check the website and contact Nicolas Ben Fries, M.A.
The School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences of the University of Porto is organizing the Blended Intensive Programme Climate changes and pollution: challenges for the immune system, RNA metabolism and stress responses, in collaboration with the Lund University (Sweden), the University of Vigo (Spain), the Interdisciplinary Centre of Marine and Environmental Research(CIIMAR) of the U.Porto, Portugal, and the Instituto de Investigação e Inovação em Saúde (i3S) of the U.Porto, Portugal. The course offers the possibility of advanced training to Ph.D. students on the effects of global climate changes, pollution and healthas addressed under the ‘One Health’ concept.
- Target group: PhD students
- Application deadline: 7 April 2023
Seminars in Circular Bioeconomy: Circular economics, Degrowth economics, Bioeconomy, Biotechnology in bioeconomy, Sustainability of food businesses through quality, innovation and data analytics, Bioenergy, Life Cycle Analysis. Biomass in the synthesis of porous polymer materials.
Research activities at the Mountain Research Centre (CIMO, Bragança, Portugal). Project development on sustainable development goals.
The deadline for application is 20 April 2023. Register here
The virtual component will start on 27 April 2023, ending on 29 June 2023. The physical component is planned for 5 June 2023 and ends on 9 June 2023.
Within the Erasmus+ programme BOKU students can apply for Erasmus+ funding for their participation at E+ BIPs – further information
BOKU staff members can apply for Erasmus+ funding for their participation at E+ BIPS – further information
The Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II is pleased to announce its Erasmus+ BIP Blended Intensive programme 2023 with the title “Understanding and fate of natural toxins and anthropic contaminants involved in foodborne illness and environmental suffering: instrumental-analytical, biosensors, ecotoxicological and cell-based approaches” which will take place from 22 to 26 May 2023 in Naples.
Target group: undergraduate students, PhD students, postdoc, lab technicians, researchers, professors.
BIP program offers 6 ECTS credits for undergraduate students and aims to provide participants with suitable expertise on analytical chemistry, mass spectrometry, environmental chemistry, ecology and ecotoxicology which is useful for constructing an academic and professional career.
The aim of the course will be to carry out practical laboratory activities with students in order to apply the most recent analytical and instrumental techniques for the determination of toxins and pollutants, not only to ensure food and environmental monitoring but also to assess their toxicity and follow their degradation in the environment. This means that our participants will get the best out of what we have learned from student engagement and teaching formats over the last few years combined with exciting and highly interactive in-person sessions and a comprehensive social program.
BIP Program in brief:
- Online part (March-April-May 2023 to be scheduled), (34h): Theoretical Lectures
- In presence at Naples Department of Pharmacy Federico II (22-26 May 2023), (40h): Hands-on lab activities
Contact:
luciana.tartaglione(at)unina.it (Pharmacy Department)
ademarco(at)unina.it (Pharmacy Department)
The Polytechnic Institute of Bragança (Portugal), the Hanze University of Applied Sciences (The Netherlands), the Bremen University of Applied Sciences (Germany), the Universidad de La Laguna (Spain) and the Silesian University (Czech Republic) are offering a Blended Intensive Programme for teachers.
Contents:
- Transdisciplinary creativity fields and approaches;
- Methodologies fostering individual and group creativity potential;
- Design, implementation, and evaluation of creative processes;
- Unexpectedness and creativity.
Calendar:
- Virtual component starting 20/03/2023, ending 19/05/2023
- Physical component starting 8/05/2023, ending 12/05/2023
Teachers participate as learners here and they should use Erasmus+ Staff Training Mobility to participate at this BIP.
They can apply for it until 1 March 2023
If you are interested in applying for Erasmus+ staff mobility support (teaching or training), please check the website and contact Nicolas Ben Fries, M.A.
The University of Naples Federico II is pleased to announce its Erasmus BIP Blended Intensive programme 2023 which will take place 5-14 July 2023. With the support of the Erasmus + Programme of the European Union, the Department of Law of the University of Naples Federico II is pleased to invite highly motivated students to the Erasmus BIP: Environmental law and policy. Origins and domestic, comparative and European principles.
Students will have the opportunity to discuss with professors or experts working in this field, becoming aware of environmental law and policies complex economic and social issues. Students are encouraged to apply at their International Relations office for Erasmus+ funding. The funding amount for stays between 5 and 14 days is 70 Euros per day.
BIP Program:
Title: Environmental law and policy. Origins and domestic, comparative and European principles.
- Language: English
- BIP Working plan: from 5 to 14 of July 2023.
- 5 , 6 and 7 July: 17 hours online which including:
- 1 hour : Introduction
- 10 hours Environmental EU principles.
Among these topics will be studied in particular:
- The polluter pays principle
- Environmental policies in the European Union
- European Green Deal
- What is the Fit for 55 package?
- EU climate legislation and climate change litigation at EU and national level
- The Commission's legislative proposal on the release for free circulation in the European Union of products from third countries resulting from deforestation
- Protection of the environment and the internal market: analysis of concrete cases
- The concept of Environmental State Aid
- State Aid in the competition framework
- The rationale of State Aid analysis in the environmental sector and its recent reform
- State Aid in the energy sector
- Energy transition and climate vulnerability
- Green certificates
- Environmental taxes and tax power in environmental matters
- Environmental taxes and EU principles of free movement and non-discrimination in the case-law of the European Court of Justice
- The future challenges of environmental policies
- Environmental taxation and global cooperation
- The European policy implemented towards developing countries in the field of energy cooperation
- Energy taxation: the European framework and strategy
- The revision of the energy taxation directive
- Energy taxation an policies as examples of corporate social responsibility
For further information please contact:
- roberta.alfano(at)unina.it (Law Dept.)
- fabiana.tuccillo(at)unina.it (Law Dept.)