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Central to internationalization and interuniversity cooperation, the mobility of teaching staff on teaching assignments has added relevance for students who choose not to go on mobility during their studies. The mobility for teaching staff takes place under the Erasmus+ program, Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility or under protocols and agreements that include staff exchange.
Teaching Missions at the School of Arts and Humanities
Every year the School of Arts and Humanities receives a selection of teachers from the best foreign higher education institutions, who visit the School of Arts and Humanities on teaching missions of variable length, between one week and two months.
School of Arts and Humanities professors can take the initiative to organise short-term visits for teaching missions, contacting for this purpose foreign professors from preferential institutions and partners, and leading world specialists in the humanities.
Foreign professors interested in undertaking a short-term mobility for teaching assignments, under the Erasmus+ program, or under protocols or agreements, can also take the initiative to organize a short-term visit, contacting a School of Arts and Humanities lecturer to program the visit. The International Cooperation Office provides the necessary administrative support.
Teaching Missions abroad
Every year several faculty members of the School of Arts and Humanities carry out teaching missions in the best foreign institutions, on their own initiative or at the invitation of foreign institutions and colleagues. These teaching missions are an excellent opportunity for professional development, exchange of experiences and good practices. Applications for an Erasmus+ funded teaching assignment at a foreign institution open every year in October for mobilities to take place in the following calendar year.
A teaching assignment has a minimum duration of 5 days and minimum 8 hours of teaching; and a maximum duration of 2 months and a proportional number of teaching hours.
For more information, we recommend contacting the International Cooperation Office (Este endereço de email está protegido contra piratas. Necessita ativar o JavaScript para o visualizar.).