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International Mobility Opportunities

Students across the undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral levels have the opportunity to immerse themselves in international academic and professional settings. They may attend courses and sit for exams at partner higher education institutions abroad or undertake internships with foreign companies. These international experiences can be pursued sequentially or concurrently, with a maximum duration of 12 months per academic cycle, or 24 months for single-cycle programs. The University of Tuscia recognizes the achievements of students who earn credits through the Erasmus Mobility program by awarding an additional point to their final degree score.

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Study Mobility – Erasmus+ KA107 (European Countries)

The Erasmus+ KA103 program allows students to spend part of their university studies (from 3 to 12 months) in another European country. As an Erasmus student, you will have the opportunity to attend courses, take exams, and earn credits.

 

Study Mobility – Erasmus+ KA107 (Non-European Countries)

The Erasmus+ KA107 program offers students the chance to expand their horizons by spending a mobility period (from 3 to 12 months) outside Europe. Similar to the Erasmus+ KA103 program, KA107 allows students to attend courses, take exams, and earn credits.

 

Traineeship Mobility – Erasmus+ for Traineeship

The Erasmus+ for Traineeship program allows students to complete an internship (from 2 to 12 months) at a company or another organization, public or private, in one of the participating European countries. Recent graduates can also participate by applying during their final year of enrollment, before obtaining their degree. The internship will take place after graduation and must be completed within 12 months of obtaining the degree, within the deadlines set by the program’s call.

 

 

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USAC (University Studies Abroad Consortium) is a consortium of 34 U.S. universities that organizes study abroad programs in more than 25 countries worldwide.

 

SUMMER SCHOOLS

  • Interdepartmental Summer School (DEIM-DISTU): European and International Studies (coordinated by Sante Cruciani, DEIM) for the Master’s program in  Political Science, International Security, and Public Communication (LM-62).
  • Summer School in Language Documentation: (coordinated by L. Lorenzetti and C. Muru) in collaboration with the Free University of Bolzano, the University of Naples “L’Orientale”, and the Ethnorêma association. The school also collaborates with Professor Emeritus Peter K. Austin of SOAS University of London.
  • ntoME Summer Training School: Summer Training Schools of the Jean Monnet Center of Excellence on Migrant Integration in Europe (coordinated by M. Savino and D. Vitiello).

 

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Double Degrees

A Double Degree program, or binational degree, is an integrated study program that allows students to obtain two degrees abroad. Through agreements between two or more universities, Italian students can attend an international academic institution. To ensure the recognition of the double degree, the participating universities must establish bilateral agreements, aligning the curriculum between the home and partner institutions. Courses and exams are typically conducted in English or the host country’s language, and at the end of the program, students receive two degrees, known as a double degree.