Staff mobilities for teaching from the Georg-August-Universität Göttingen (UGOE), Germany, to the Voronezh State University (VU), Russian Federation

General overview

The Georg-August-Universität Göttingen (UGOE) offers in the field of Slavic Philology:

2 Staff mobility for teaching (from VSU to UGOE) with a duration of 21 days each (excluding travel days)

A minimum of 8 hours of teaching per week has to be respected.

Staff applicants should apply for the scholarship with an invitation letter from a representative of the host university.

Financial Coverage

Academic Level	Duration	Travel support	Individual support
Staff (from VSU to UGOE)	21 days (excluding 2 travel days)	360 EUR	120 EUR per day up to the 14th day of activity 84 EUR per day from the 15th day

Insurance

All grant holders are insured by a central Group Insurance, which will be centrally organised by the Project Coordination Team upon successful nomination. The insurance costs (approximately 0,90 EUR per day) are deducted from the individual support.

Application

Please use the below URLs for application:

URL for first log-in (registration): https://econsort.ugent.be/regis.asp?frm=1749
URL for application: https://econsort.ugent.be/applicationform.asp?frmid=35015

The deadline for submission of the applications is on Monday, 13 November 2017.

In the framework of this call for applications within the Erasmus+ Programme, persons with disadvantaged backgrounds are strongly encouraged to apply and, in cases of equal qualification, aptitude and expertise, they will be given preferential consideration in selection.

The Erasmus+ Programme promotes equal opportunities and inclusion for all participants regardless of gender, age, sexual orientation, religion or ideology, disability and chronic illness, ethnic and social background. The actions aim at facilitating the access to the participants with disadvantaged groups and special needs. The University of Göttingen and Voronezh State University recognize that faculty, staff, and students need an environment in which they are respected and valued for their contributions in order to work and study effectively. This applies irrespective of their age, (dis)ability, gender, sexual orientation or identity, marriage and civil partnership, pregnancy and maternity, ethnic origin, and religion and belief.