UFUK ERASMUS+
Did you know that, with Erasmus+ mobility programmes, you can spend 12 months
of your higher education in Europe?
ABOUT US
Ufuk Üniversity International Relations and Erasmus+ Office is a department that has been founded to help with the university’s internationalization effort. Our department’s main goal is to organize and develop our university’s international academic relations. In this direction, it is our prime responsibility to establish connections with foreign distinguished higher education institutions; in order to facilitate academic activities for both our students and staff, such as exchange, academic research and scientific studies. As well as providinh support and guidance to both incoming and outgoing mobilities. Among our objectives is to create a completely internationalized university environment, by signing agreements with EU programmes compatible with Bologna process. As well as keeping quality over quantity on all matters.
A. Gözde İYİCİL, PhD.
Ufuk University Institutional Coordinator
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PARTNERSHIPS
50
MOBILITIES
100
SATISFACTION
MOBILITY TYPES
With Erasmus+ programmes, it is possible for students and staff to benefit from mobility opportunities like traineeship, studying, teaching and training. Erasmus+ activity is divided into key actions, widely known as KA.
STUDENT MOBILITY FOR STUDIES
With 12 bilateral agreements , Ufuk University provides opportunity to study in Europe. With study mobility, you can study in a institution of your choice for 3 – 12 months.
STUDENT MOBILITY FOR TRAINEESHIP
Erasmus+ is not all about studying. With mobility programmes funded by EU, you can spend your summer vacation at a institute or corporation of your choice.
STAFF MOBILITY FOR TEACHING
Academic staff of Ufuk University, can teach in a European institute as part of Erasmus+ mobility programme.
STAFF MOBILITY FOR TRAINING
Our academic and admisinistrative staff can benefit from Erasmus+ mobility programme, by attending training sessions in Europe.
ERASMUS+ GRANTS
European Union, grants financial support to both student and staff who benefits from Erasmus+ programme mobilities.
PARTNER
UNIVERSITIES
Before Erasmus+ activity is possible, two universities must sign a bilateral agreement. As Ufuk University, we have 12 bilateral agreements signed regarding numerous departments within our institute.
Detailed Information and Complete List of Our Agreements
Palacky University
Country: Czech Republic
Founded: 1573
Stdnt.: 24.000
E+ Quota: 3
University of Würzburg
Country: Germanny
Founded: 1402
Stdnt: 28.878
E+ Quota: 3
Universidade Nova de Lisboa
Country: Portugal
Founded: 1973
Stdnt: 19.812
E+ Quota: 3
Czestochova University of Technology
Country: Poland
Founded: 1949
Stdnt: 11.626
E+ Quota: 4
Trakia University
Country: Bulgaria
Founded: 1995
Stdnt: 9.000
E+ Quota: 6
Universitatea Ovidius din Constanta
Country: Romania
Founded: 1961
Stdnt: 15.000
E+ Quota: 3
University of Oradea
Country: Romania
Founded: 1990
Stdnt: 19.000
E+ Quota: 9
University of Economics and Innovation
Country: Poland
Founded: 2000
Stdnt: 12.000
E+ Quota: 3
BBA INSEEC ECE Ecole de Commerce
Country: France
Founded: 1988
Stdnt: 7.843
E+ Quota: 4
South-West University "Neofit Rilski"
Country: Bulgaria
Founded: 1975
Stdnt: 12.579
E+ Quota: 8
Radom Academy of Economics
Country: Poland
Founded: 1998
Stdnt: 6.800
E+ Quota: 4
Medical University, Pleven
Country: Bulgaria
Founded: 1974
Stdnt:: 756
E+ Quota: 2
SEPTEMBER 2021
ERASMUS+
INTRODUCTORY
MEETING
An introductory meeting will be held to inform students and staff who wishes to be part of the Erasmus+ programme.
EVENTS
&
ANNOUNCEMENTS
MARCH 2022
ERASMUS+
INTERNSHIP
APPLICATIONS
Students who are willing to participate in a 2-12 months internship in Europe within the framework of Erasmus+ are welcome to apply.
JULY 2021
FOREIGN
STUDENT
APPLICATIONS
-ADDITIONAL PLACEMENT-
Ufuk University will be accepting applications for empty foreign student quotas.
EXPERIENCES OF OUR
STUDENTS & STAFF
Almila Taşdemir
Hi, I am Almila 🙂 I am a 3rd year student of English Language Teaching at our university. I did Erasmus at Ovidius University of Constanta in Romania in the spring semester of 2019-2020. Because of my department, I love to speak English, so doing Erasmus was something I already planned when I went to university. As you know, 1st year students cannot do Erasmus because their grade point averages have not been formed yet, so I did my learning mobility in the spring semester of my 2nd year.
Aleyna Özkoç
Hello to everyone. I am Aleyna, a 2nd year student of Political Science and International Relations at our school. During the Spring Semester of my 2nd year, I did Erasmus at Oradea University in Romania. This year was very different for me, like every student. Due to the virus, I did not have the chance to get to know the city and my school very well. But I wanted to tell you about the process until this period got serious.
Şeyma Aslan
When I started my Erasmus adventure, I took the foreign language proficiency exam at first, so I followed the Erasmus announcements. After learning my exam result, I looked at the countries within the scope of Erasmus on our school’s website. Considering which country would be more advantageous for me to do an internship based on what our teachers told me in the course, I also made a selection in my mind in order not to be a stranger to the legal system of the country I was going to. I chose the countries based on the Continental European legal system, that is, the countries with a written rule of law and based on Roman law.
Gözde Nur Çırpanlı
Hello, I am a 4th year student at the Faculty of Law at our university. Last semester, I continued my education at NOVA (Universidade Nova de Lisboa – Lisbon) within the framework of Erasmus+ Learning Mobility. With this article, I would like to share my experiences with friends who are considering participating in Erasmus+. Participating in the Erasmus+ program within the framework of Study Mobility was a difficult decision at first. Because it is not possible for us to take our compulsory and annual courses at the Faculty of Law in the country we go to. However, the fact that we will be able to take the make-up exams for the annual courses due to the right granted by our faculty and therefore we will not lose a semester gave me great encouragement in this regard.
Accessible Erasmus+ / Inclusion Support
Erasmus+ Program encourages the participation of people with special needs in the program. A person with special needs is a potential participant whose personal physical condition, mental state or health condition does not allow them to participate in the project/mobility activity unless there is additional financial support.
After the inclusion support participant is selected, if the participant has an additional grant request, the approximate additional costs are determined and the additional grant is requested. Additional grant requests can be made within the contract period, but in any case, up to 60 days before the contract end date. After the participant’s activity ends, an increase in the grant cannot be requested. The application form should explain why the inclusion support is needed, attach supporting documents (for example, if the inclusion support is disability related, a doctor’s report (not older than 3 months) or a copy of the disability card, a doctor’s report for chronic diseases) giving information about the disability and its level.In addition, documents containing the knowledge that the student/staff to be hosted by the higher education institution are aware that they are a participant in need of inclusion support and their commitment to have the appropriate equipment are attached to the form. The requested additional grant amounts and why they are needed should be shown in detail on the form as requested. The requested grant must be directly related to the purpose of enabling the participant to participate in the activity.
Higher education institutions are responsible for ensuring that the application forms are correct and complete, and necessary arrangements should be made by the host higher education institution to meet the needs of the student/staff. Additional grant applications are evaluated by the National Agency; It decides whether an additional grant can be given and, if so, the appropriate amount of grant. For participants with inclusion support, the final additional grant will be awarded based on the actual amount of the expenditure incurred. Invoices regarding the use of the additional grant given at the end of the activity must be provided and kept in the participant’s file to be submitted in possible controls. Undocumented expenditures and expenditures above the contractual inclusion support beneficiary grant are not considered eligible, even if they are incurred.
UFUK UNIVERSITY
ERASMUS+ POLICY STATEMENT (Link Here)
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