Teaching abroad
Academics are the key players in higher education in the international community. Their participation in the development of international collaborations contributes to building a more competitive, attractive and recognized university.
The mobility of teacher-researchers in its European and international dimensions is part of the European Research Area (E.E.R.).
Erasmus+ Teaching Mobility STA programme
The Erasmus+ Staff Teaching Assignments (STA) mobility programme enables UPCité academics to benefit from the opportunities offered by Erasmus+:
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Discover partner universities;
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Enrich the range of teaching content offered;
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Teach abroad;
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Promote the exchange of expertise and experience;
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Develop privileged links with partner institutions.
Academics wishing to go abroad to teach in one of the countries eligible for the Erasmus+ programme must first have signed an Erasmus+ STA bilateral contract with the foreign partner institution for the year in question and in their discipline.
This mobility is open to teaching assignments of at least 8 hours and up to 6 weeks. The aim is to provide courses, generally of short duration, integrated into the official programme of the partner institution.
For more information about STA teaching mobility and the application procedures, please consult the dedicated pages on the UPCité intranet. (French only).
International Relations Department
Campus des Grands Moulins
Bâtiment des Grands Moulins – Aile A – 2e étage
5 rue Thomas Mann Paris 13e
staffmobility.iro@u-paris.fr
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