Mobility Window
The mobility window is a structured mobility path within the study syllabus and therefore represents a very specific period, precisely a "window", often a semester, within which students have the opportunity to study abroad at a partner university.
The mobility window agreements differ from normal Erasmus flows because they are aimed at one or more specific courses of study, with very specific learning outcomes. Mobility windows can include a pre-established study plan at the outset, or a more flexible plan with the possibility of choosing all or part of the educational activities to be followed.
The University of Padova promotes this type of mobility with several partner universities, in Europe and around the world.
Degree course addressed: Second-cycle/Master's degree course in Archaeological Sciences
Consortium Universities: Universidad de Granada (Spain)
Mobility period: I semester II year
Required language: Spanish
Information: Alejandra Chavarria (DBC)
Degree courses to which it is addressed: first-cycle/Bachelor's degree course in History and protection of artistic and musical heritage; Second-cycle/Master's degree course in Art History
Consortium Universities: Universidad de Granada (Spain)
Mobility period: II semester II year or I semester III year (three-year students); II semester II year (master's students)
Required language: English, Spanish
Information: Valentina Cantone (DBC)
Degree course: Second-cycle/Master's degree course in Food and Health
Consortium Universities: Monash University (Australia)
Mobility period: I year, II semester
Required language: English
Information: Mara Thiene, Department of Land and Agro-Forestry Systems (TESAF)
Degree courses: Second-cycle/Master's degree course in Chemistry and Sustainable Technologies for the Circular Economy
Consortium Universities: Monash University (Australia)
Mobility period: II semester, II year
Required language: English
Information: Silvia Gross, Department of Chemical Sciences
Degree courses to which it is addressed: first-cycle/Bachelor's degree course in History; Second-cycle/Master's degree course in Historical Sciences
Consortium Universities: Universidad de Granada (Spain)
Mobility period: I semester III year (three-year students); I semester II year (master's students)
Required language: English, Spanish
Information: Paola Molino (DISSGEA)
Second-cycle /Master's degree course in Modern Languages for International Communication and Cooperation
Consortium Universities: Université Lyon III Jean Moulin (France)
Mobility period: II year, I semester
Required language: English, French, Italian
Information: Geneviève Henrot, Department of Linguistic and Literary Studies (DISLL)
Degree courses to which it is addressed: first-cycle/Bachelor's degree course local development
Consortium universities: University of Graz (Austria)
Mobility period: I or II semester, II year
Required language: English
Information: Chiara Rabbiosi, Department of Historical, Geographical and Antiquity Sciences DiSSGeA
First-cycle/Bachelor's degree course in Statistics for Economics and Business (SEI); First-cycle/Bachelor's degree course in Statistics for Technology and Science (STS)
Consortium universities: Universidad de Granada (Spain)
Mobility period: I semester III year
Required language: Spanish
Information: Francesca Bassi (Department of Statistical Sciences)
Degree courses to which it is addressed: first-cycle/Bachelor's degree course in Statistics for Economics and Business (SEI); first-cycle/Bachelor's degree course in Statistics for Technology and Sciences (STS)
Consortium Universities: Maynooth University (Ireland)
Mobility period: II semester III year
Required language: English
Information: Francesca Bassi (Department of Statistical Sciences)
Mobility Window at European Universities
To participate in a mobility window, it is necessary to apply for the Erasmus+ Call for Proposals in the same way as for the standard Erasmus+ mobility. For more info: Erasmus + Call
Mobility Window outside Europe
To participate in a mobility window outside Europe, depending on the specific syllabus, special calls can be activated: you can refer to the secretariat of your department for more information.
Mobility Window at European Universities
Those who participate in Mobility Window in European universities can benefit from an Erasmus+ scholarship and related integrations (where applicable), according to the procedures set out in the Erasmus+ call. For more info: Erasmus + Call
Mobility Window outside Europe
The possibilities and methods of financing vary according to the different Mobility Windows. For more information, please refer to the secretariat of your department.
Projects and Mobility Office - International Projects Sector
Palazzo Anselmi,
lungargine del Piovego 1, piano II - 35131 Padova
tel. 049. Phone 827 6139
international.projects@unipd.it