I. International scholarship programmes in which the UAM participates
Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (UAM) is taking part in Erasmus+ KA107- ICM in cooperation with partner institutions since 2015.
The UAM has received funding to award Erasmus+ scholarships to students and staff of the following partner universities with which UAM will be able to establish inter-institutional Erasmus+ Inter-Institutional Agreements 2020-23:
Country |
Institution |
Algeria |
Université Oran Ahmed Ben Bella |
Angola |
UNIVERSIDADE KATYAVALA BWILA |
Cameroon |
UNIVERSITE DE MAROUA |
Cape Verde |
|
Colombia |
Universidad del Atlántico |
Costa Rica |
UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL DE COSTA RICA |
Cuba |
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Chile |
Universidad Central de Chile |
Gabon |
UNIVERSIDAD OMAR BONGO |
Ghana |
University of Ghana University of Energy and Natural Resources |
Georgia |
NEW VISION UNIVERSITY |
Jordan |
|
Japan |
The University of Tokyo Tokyo University of Foreign Studies |
Kazakhstan |
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Kenia |
University of Nairobi |
Lebanon |
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Morocco |
Université Hassan II Casablanca Université Internationale de Rabat Université Sidi Mohammed Ben Abdellah, Fez Universite Ibnou Zohr a Agadir |
Palestine |
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Senegal |
Université Cheikh Anta Diop de Dakar (UCAD)
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Singapore |
|
Siria |
Tishreen University
|
Tunis |
|
Ucrania |
Ukrainian Catholic University |
Other Erasmus+ KA107 opportunities with Russia, South Africa, India, Indonesia, Iran and Malaysia are covered under project coordinated by Alliance 4 Universities are available here.
Scholarships
A fixed monthly (for students) or daily (for staff) allowance and a travel quota to cover the travel expenses, which will vary depending on the distance between the sending country and Spain.
Mobility grants under the KA107 Erasmus+ programme for incoming students and teaching staff consist on the following:
Travel allowance for students and teaching staff are fixed by travel distance depending on the home country institution:
All participants should have health insurance valid during their mobility in the host country.
Duration
Student Mobility for Bachelor and Master are for 5 months (1 semester) either in Fall/Spring. For PhD students the mobility can be from 3 to 5 months long.
For staff, 7 days are covered by the grant: 5 days for teaching and 2 days for travel
How to apply for a mobility grant to UAM under Erasmus+
Candidates should belong to the academic community of the partner institutions and should be selected and nominated by their home institutions under Erasmus+ programme public Call.
Students and Staff of partner institutions are encouraged to contact with the International Relations responsible at their home institutions or with Erasmus.ka107.em@uam.es in UAM to have further information about Call for proposals and procedures to apply for a scholarship.
Other relevant information for international students can be checked in our website.
Erasmus Experiences
Students and Staff are invited to check experiences of previous participants here
The MAEC-AECID scholarship programme is a leading instrument of Spanish political cooperation with countries receiving official development aid, and also promotes scientific and cultural relations between Spain and the rest of the world.
The call for applications is published each year (during the last quarter) by the Directorate-General for Cultural and Scientific Relations of the AECID (Spanish Agency for International Cooperation) and scholarships are available for both Spanish and foreign nationals, of legal age, holding a degree in higher education (and in some cases, university students in their final year) or those who can demonstrate professional experience in certain activities, depending on the particular grant applied for.
Each of the MAEC-AECID scholarship programmes, classified according to chapters, has a specific profile which describes who can apply, the amount of the scholarship and specific requirements of the same. These should be carefully read by anyone interested in applying.
Full information on these scholarships can be found athttp://www.becasmae.es/
The main aim of the Fundacion Carolina is to promote cultural relations and educational and scientific cooperation between Spain and members of the Iberoamerican Community of Nations.
To this end, the Fundacion Carolina organises a number of programmes: Training Programme, Research Programme, International Visitor's Programme and Social Responsibility Programme.
The aim of the Training Programme is to facilitate and promote the extension of university degree courses, and to enable Latin American teachers, researchers and professionals to specialise and update their knowledge.
The Training Programme is divided into three modules: Postgraduate scholarships, doctorate and short-stay scholarships and research and permanent training scholarships.
In the case of postgraduate scholarships, the Fundacion Carolina each year designs a programme of postgraduate courses for twelve fields of study. The Universidad Autonoma de Madrid programmes included in the list of Fundacion Carolina courses for 2010-2011 are: Master's Energies and Fuels of the Future; Master's in Natural Protected Spaces; Master's in Information and Communication Technologies for Education and Training; Official Master's in Interdisciplinary Gender Studies; Master's in Administration and Management of Foundations, Associations and other non-profit-making Organisations; Master's in Journalism.
The amount, conditions and application procedure for Fundacion Carolina Training Programme grants can be found athttp://www.fundacioncarolina.es
B.EHEA degree scholarships
II.Other scholarship programmes