
This mobility activity allows any staff member of higher education institutions with an agreement to Bordeaux Montaigne University to come to Bordeaux to participate in a training.
The objectives of this mobility activity are the following:
The stay in Bordeaux can take different forms: Staff Week, shadowing a colleague, workshops, language classes, etc.
Warning: Participation to seminar or conferences is not eligible.
Please check on our cooperation map in order to know if your establishment is one of our partner countries.
For more information about how to come to Bordeaux Montaigne University, please contact the International Relation Office at your home university.
International weeks, also known as Staff Week, are training weeks dedicated to administrative staff and teachers. Their aim is to promote exchanges between colleagues from European and non-European universities. Generally focusing on a specific topic, these weeks combine cultural activities, presentations and workshops. They promote the exchange of working methods and best practices, as well as the discovery of organisations, enabling staff to benefit from a week of training that enriches their organisational and practical knowledge and skills.
Application procedure:
UBM publishes its Staff Week on the IMOTION website every year. All procedures and formalities are listed there. The UBM International Staff Week takes place in June each year.
If you have any questions, please contact the staff mobility team: staff-mobility @ u-bordeaux-montaigne.fr
Application procedure :
To find out how to apply for admission to Bordeaux Montaigne University, please contact the International Relations Office at your home university.
Contact then our International Relations Office: staff-mobility @ u-bordeaux-montaigne.fr (staff-mobility @ u-bordeaux-montaigne.fr) to receive a letter of invitation indicating the exact dates of your stay and the provisional work programme.
You will need to create an account on our incoming mobility portal and complete an online application form.
Duration of the STT mobility:
Between 2 and 5 days of activity.
Financing the mobility:
Your home institution will finance your stay. This is governed by European Commission regulations, which allocate a budget based on specific and unavoidable criteria. Funding is based on the combined criteria of distance and cost of living in the host country, set by the European Commission. Grants are calculated on the basis of fixed grant sums, determined annually, which break down into 2 separate components: travel costs and subsistence costs.
Pre-departure procedure, if your application is successful:
The International Relations Office at your home institution will draw up the compulsory documents required by the European Commission, i.e. the Erasmus+ Kit (mobility contract and training contract signed by the home university and the host institution).
During and after mobility:
A certificate of attendance to be signed on site by the host institution (excluding travel days) to be sent to the International Office.
Warning: On your return, you will receive an e-mail from the European Commission asking you to complete an online teaching or training mobility report.
Application procedure:
Contact our reception service: staff-mobility @ u-bordeaux-montaigne.fr to receive a letter of invitation indicating the exact dates of your stay and the provisional work programme.
You will need to create an account on our incoming mobility portal and complete an online application form.
Duration of the assignment:
Between 2 and 5 days of actual work.
Please note: public holidays and weekends are not counted unless you are working or travelling on them.
Funding for the assignment:
Your home institution will cover the costs of your stay.
Individual staff mobility within the framework of Erasmus+ :
Feedback from participants in the first edition of Staff Week at UBM :