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Erasmus+ Programs

Erasmus+

EU program for education, training, youth and sport

Erasmus+ KA 107 Agreements signed by THE UNIVERSITY OF TIRANA

  • PIC 998022137;
  • OID: E10198722;
  • PADOR: AL-2017-FMI-2401037432.

Erasmus + Office at the Faculty of Foreign Languages

Academic Coordinator at the Faculty of Foreign Languages for Erasmus +

Dr. Drita  RIRA: Vice. Dean  for the Second Cycle of Studies, Academic Coordinator of Erasmus+ and International   Relations.

E-mail: [email protected]

Office Hours: 09:00-15:00, from Monday to Friday.

Erasmus+ and  International  Relations Office , ensures the fulfillment of the main mission of its operation related to the increase of cooperation with foreign partner universities, in the field of higher education, foreign languages, civil society and business, in  the establishment, expansion and consolidation of  a large network of partners abroad. Through the coordination of activities with the Directorate of Projects and External Relations IRO-UT, it facilitates the cooperation of the constituent structures of FFL with foreign partner institutions in the field of higher education where   great attention is paid to the awareness of academic staff, academic   support staff and students regarding possibilities of application in the EU programs for higher education where Albania is also part of. The office regularly distributes information about continuous training of staff and students, on the possibility of doing internships abroad for students, as well as the possibility of participating in   various activities, initiatives and projects.

In the capacity of Erasmus+ Academic Coordinator, coordinates the institutional communication between the Directorate of Projects and External Relations  IRO-UT and the structures of FFL regarding the possibility of ERASMUS+ scholarships; informs the students of the Faculty of Foreign Languages about the open calls for exchange scholarships; in collaboration with the Heads of Departments and/or Coordinators of Inter-institutional Cooperation Agreements between UT and foreign partner universities, each applicant student is assisted at every step of the application, up to the signing of the Learning Agreement document. Likewise, foreign students who come and study at FFL with Erasmus + exchange scholarships receive the same assistance.

Faculty of Foreign Languages as part of the University of Tirana is the newest partner of “Erasmus+ program, launched by the European Union”, which among other things aims to offer opportunities to study, teach and train abroad for a short period of time.  Types of mobility, offered by this program include the exchange of students of the first, second and third cycle of studies and the exchange of academic staff, administrative staff,  academic support staff   for teaching and /or training.

The Faculty of Foreign Languages benefits from a large number of inter-institutional agreements that the University of Tirana has signed with the most prominent universities in Europe.

Scholarships offered significantly influence the increase of your knowledge, your qualification and experience, the recognition and provision of a contemporary literature, necessary for your pedagogical-scientific activity, as well as making new contacts for cooperation opportunities with students/colleagues or other universities.

 

Explore the Erasmus+ scholarship application for students and academic staff:

  1. After the publication of the call on the official website of UT https://unitir.edu.al/thirrje-e-hapur-per-student/ and of FGJH https://fgjh.edu.al/category/erasmus/ alongside the list of documents below, the student completes the Learning Agreement document and presents it for signature to the Academic  Coordinator Erasmus+ office , by making  a prior appointment.
  2. After the signing of the Learning Agreement document by the Erasmus+ Academic Coordinator, the scanned documents are forwarded to the address [email protected] and then delivered by hand to the Directorate of Scientific Research, Projects and External Relations, at the Rectorate of UT (address : Mother Teresa Square  4, Tirana 1010 link).
  3. The entire application procedure for Erasmus + scholarships for academic staff is carried out at the Directorate of Scientific Research, Projects and International  Relations, at the UT Rectorate (address:  Mother Tereza Square  4, Tirana 1010 link).

Erasmus+ document template KA107

Click for Learning Agreement

Click for Teaching Mobility Plan

Click for Training Mobility Plan

Click for Learning Agreement   During Mobility

 

See below the list of mandatory documents required for students applying to Erasmus+ scholarship program

– CV (in the language of the study program);

– Copy of Passport

– List of grades (officially translated into the language in which the study program will be conducted);

– Student   Attestation   (officially translated into the language in which the study program will be conducted);

– Letter of Motivation (in the language in which the study program will be conducted);

– Foreign Language Certificate;

LEARNING  AGREEMENT DOCUMENT;

*Learning   Agreement   is a contract between the university of origin and the applicant and serves to determine the courses you will develop at the host university. You only need to complete the first section “Before Mobility”. Table A defines the subjects and credits you will receive at the host university, while table B defines which of the subjects of Table A will be recognized at the University of Tirana when you have completed the exchange period.

ATTENTION: You must choose to take the same subjects at the host university as those you do in the relevant semester at your faculty,   so that the subjects and credits will be recognized when you return. If the selected subjects differ from those you would develop in your faculty in the relevant semester, then when you return you must develop/attend the courses (subjects) that do not fit at the University of Tirana.

The “Learning Agreement” document in the “Commitment” section is signed first by the applicant, then by the academic coordinator at the faculty level and then at the Rectorate by the Institutional Coordinator of Erasmus +.

If the student changes subjects during mobility, the  During mobility section must be signed by the person in charge at the faculty and then by the person in charge at the Rectorate

 *Documents vary depending on the specific requirements of the host university, which are specified in the relevant call.

 

ERASMUS +   EVALUATION CRITERIA FOR STUDENTS   (Click here)

 See below the list of mandatory documents required for full-time staff applying to Erasmus + scholarship program

– CV+ List of publications (in the language in which the study program will be conducted);

– Copy of Passport;

– Letter of Motivation (in the language in which the study program will be conducted);

– Employment   Attestation;

– Foreign Language Certificate (in the language in which the study program will be conducted);

– Self-declaration whether or not you have previously carried out Erasmus+ mobilities (if yes, where);

  • Mobility plan

*The Mobility Plan for staff   is a document in which you must specify your program that you will carry out during the exchange years. This document is signed by the applicant and by the responsible person at the Rectorate, who is the Institutional Coordinator of Erasmus +.

** Documents vary depending on the specific requirements of the host university, which are specified in the relevant   call

Erasmus+ Evaluation criteria for academic staff (Click here)

Erasmus+ Evaluation criteria for administrative/academic support staff (Click here)