PLEASE NOTE THAT NO SCHOLARSHIPS WILL BE AVAILABLE STARTING FROM 2010 ENTRY. (ACADEMIC YEAR 2010/11). THUS THIS HANDBOOK IS NOT VALID FOR 2010/11.
Handbook Erasmus Mundus Scholar Mobility (2009/2010)
Handbook for incoming scholars within the Erasmus Mundus Masters Programme in Applied Ethics 2009/10
Erasmus Mundus scholarships are available for scholars (academics) who want to carry out research and teaching assignments and scholarly work for an Erasmus Mundus Masters Course. Erasmus Mundus scholarships are for non-European scholars to carry out scholarly work in Europe; and for European scholars to carry out scholarly work outside Europe.
Financial matters
The European Commission has awarded a maximum of 4.000 euros per teacher and one-month-period + a fixed amount of 1000 euros (maximum of three months. The fixed amount 1.000 is meant for travel costs or other costs related to the teaching activity.
The scholarship will be paid into your bank account provided that you send in the form (found to the left)to
Monica Ungerholm
Director International Master’s Programmes
Linköping University
Faculty of Arts and Sciences
SE 581 83 LINKÖPING SWEDEN or via email
monica.ungerholm@liu.se
The money will be transferred to your account once you arrive at the first university. An advance of the 1.000 fixed amount might be requested from the Consortium.
Visa information
The MAE consortium will furnish you with a formal letter of invitation for your period as a visiting scholar in the framework of the consortium.
The Schengen agreement allows for travel only within the European Union once you have a visa issued by a state that have agreed to the Schengen agreement.
Norway is not a member of the European Union. Foreign nationals may, however, travel freely to Norway as well if they have been granted a visitors¿s visa /up to 90 days¿ duration/ to any state within the Schengen area.
Information on the Schengen agreement see below
www.migrationsverket.se (Sweden)
http://www.udi.no/default.aspx?id=2112
Sweden
You can see on the webpage below whether or not you need an entrance visa or not
http://www.migrationsverket.se/english.jsp.
Normally there is no fee charged for researchers/ teachers within exchange programmes.
Norway
You can see on the webpage below whether or not you need an entrance visa or not
http://www.udi.no/templates/Tema.aspx?id=4477
The Netherlands
Insurance
Since your visiting period would cover three months or less you must make sure that you have a valid medical insurance and travel insurance for the period in question.
Housing
The MAE consortium will arrange housing for you during your stay at the university/ies.
In Linköping contact person is Agnese Grisle, MAE-consortium. agng@isk.liu.se.
Coordinators at MAE consortium universities:
Göran Collste, Linköpings universitet
Rune Nydal/May Thorseth. NTNU
Marcel Verweij, Utrecht University
Information about the programme:
MAE Main Page - at the top of page
Links to the partner universities, cities, and airports:
MAE Main Page - at the top of page.
