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Outgoing Erasmus+ students

HOW TO APPLY FOR A MOBILITY

Your first step is to find out if a public call for applications is currently open at UNS. You can do so by checking:

Next, pinpoint the opportunities that are relevant for you – look for the list of mobilities available for students of Faculty of Sciences, your study field and planned level of study during mobility (BSc, MSc or PhD).

Then, read carefully Pravilnik o učešću UNSa u Erazmus+ projektima mobilnosti and Pravilnik o mobilnosti studenata i priznavanju perioda mobilnosti. Please follow all instructions of the call closely!

  • Required documents: forms should be filled out electronically, printed out, signed, then scanned (where signatures are needed); documents that need translating (like your transcript of records) must be translated by a certified court interpreter.
  • Applications are submitted by email, in the requested form. All documents should be in .pdf format, and sent in a single .zip file.
  • Be aware of the deadline! Collecting the required documents may take some time, and late submissions won’t be considered.

You can apply for a maximum of two mobilities in one call, and only get selected for one!

LEARNING AGREEMENT:

In order to make the most of your mobility, it is important to compile a comprehensive learning agreement. First, go to the web site of the desired host university and look for the curriculum that corresponds most to your curriculum at Faculty of Sciences. Then, check what courses are available during the period you would spend at the host institution. Draw up a suggested list of courses that best match what you would be studying here. You can choose other courses too – any academic achievement during your mobility will be recognized and at least go into your diploma supplement.

After you have compiled a list of courses, get in touch with your departmental academic coordinator(s). They will give the final word and suggest any changes you should make for an optimal academic achievement.

Once the academic coordinator has approved your learning agreement, you are ready to apply for mobility. During the application stage, the learning agreement is considered to be a proposal. If you are selected, the proposed learning agreement becomes a valid document, and needs to be signed by all three parties before your mobility begins!

Changes to the learning agreement are possible during the mobility, if they are justified. Changes are entered into CHANGES DURING MOBILITY part of the form, and verified by academic coordinators’ signatures.

SENDING INSTITUTION INFORMATION FOR THE LEARNING AGREEMENT:

  • NAME: University of Novi Sad
  • FACULTY/DEPARTMENT: Faculty of Sciences, Department of _____
  • ERASMUS CODE: RS NOVISAD02
  • ADDRESS: Trg Dositeja Obradovića 3, 21000 Novi Sad
  • COUNTRY: Serbia
  • CONTACT PERSON: Gordana Vlahović, Erasmus+ Institutional Coordinator, erasmus@pmf.uns.ac.rs

OTHER IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS

Please note that this is just an informative list of documents that you might need to apply for an Erasmus+ mobility! The only relevant list is the one given in the open public call!

  • Application form: Always use the version that is linked in the call!
  • Scan of the ID page of your passport
  • CV in Europass format: this is a common requirement in many calls for applications, so it is good to have an updated version at hand.
  • Valid proof of English language competence: it can be either an international certificate (TOEFL, IELTS), certificate of an accredited foreign language school, certificate issued by Centre for Languages at the Faculty of Philosophy, or a passed English exam as part of your studies at the Faculty of Sciences.
  • Transcript of records and, if applicable, a copy of previously acquired degrees.
  • Motivation letter: be open, honest and persuasive – show clearly to the evaluators of your application why YOU should be the one to get chosen for mobility! Other tips for writing a motivation letter can be found here.