Partner universities

Students should consult the websites of partner Universities paying close attention to the academic courses on offer and the area of discipline. They have to ask the Mobility Unit Desk within the Department of Economics and Management about the courses they are going to take at the partner University, which will  be listed in the activity proposal attached to the application. University, which will be listed in the activity proposal attached to the application. 

Destination universities are available in the new interactive platform: www.unipd.it/mobility-agreements 

You must select your course of study from the Study field drop-down menu. In the platform, the total number of months indicated under Number for each agreement must be divided by the number of available places indicated under Total number.
It is necessary to note down all relevant information (e.g. Erasmus code, Academic Coordinator, ISCED/area of study) in order to select the correct destination in Uniweb.

  Application Process

Students of the Department of Economics can choose 3 destinations, in order of preference.

For the application procedure and the related documentation, consult the page Applying to Erasmus.

  Admission and selection criteria

Students of the Department of Economics can participate in the Erasmus+ studies call only if they are regularly enrolled in the second year of a first cycle degree programme or in the first year of a master degree programme.

  List of successful applicants

• Publication of list of successful students First Call: from 16th February 2023
• Publication of list of successful students Second Call: from 27th April 2023

The lists will be published exclusively on the bullet-in board for the International Office at the students’ respective School or Department and on the Erasmus+ for studies page. These will be the only methods of publication.

There will be no personal communications, neither written nor by telephone.

Successful students must accept their place according to the procedures and deadlines indicated on the page Accept Erasmus Place

  Learning Agreement

Students must fill in the Learning Agreement on Uniweb before their departure. The LA must include the online links to the syllabi of the courses to be attended abroad.

Once the LA has been approved on Uniweb, the student will have to send it to the host Institution for their final approval.

The same procedure described above is foreseen if students need to change their Learning Agreement. The student is allowed to change it only once per semester and no later than 30 days from the starting date of the classes at the host University. It is highly recommended to keep a copy of any document.

The approval of the study plan is based on the similarity between the courses offered by the home institution and the ones chosen by the student, available at the host Institution. It is possible in most cases, to match a course from your original study plan to an equivalent one offered by the partner University.  Students must keep in mind that their chosen courses abroad must match to the Italian courses from the same academic year, in which the mobility takes place.

The language courses, worth a maximum of 6 credits, can be added to the LA only if the chosen language is the official one spoken in the host country.

Only full exams and courses can be recognised. Exams and courses not fully completed will not be taken into consideration in the recognition.

  Recognition of exams and credit transfer

After receiving the Transcript of Records, the International Office at the Department will contact you to recognise examinations.

If the partner University uses the ECTS or a system that allows the direct conversion of educational credits into ECTS credits, the activity carried out abroad will be recognised in accordance with the approved Learning Agreement and table, pursuant to the guidelines detailed in the decision of the Academic Senate on 13/04/2015.

Foreign grades can instead be converted to the ECTS system by using the official table set by UNIPD.

The conversion from ECTS grades to Italian ones (expressed in a thirty-point scale) will be applied in accordance with European rules outlined in the ECTS grade distribution table.