Erasmus+ Office – Macroarea of Engineering
Dr. Daniela Mannino – daniela.mannino@uniroma2.it
Area ex Presidenza Floor 2 – Room 209
Via del Politecnico, 1 00133 Roma Tel. 0672597506
Coordinator Erasmus* of Macroarea of Engineering
Prof. Fabio Del Frate Tel.: 06 7259 7734 – delfrate@disp.uniroma2.it
Erasmus+ Central Coordinator
Dr. Mirabela Salavastru – +39 06 7259 2555
Coordinator Erasmus for ENGINEERING SCIENCES and Master Sciences in MECHATRONICS ENGINEERING
Prof. Marco Ceccarelli – marco.ceccarelli@uniroma 2.it
Contacts | Erasmus Traineeship
Mrs Elisabetta LUNGHI
+39 06 7259 2573 – traineeship@erasmus.uniroma2.it
Outlines the program of studies or the traineeship to be followed by a student. It must be signed by the sending and receiving organizations and the student or trainee.
European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS)
ECTS is a credit system designed to make it easier for students to move between different countries. It helps students to move between countries and to have their academic qualifications and study periods abroad recognized. ECTS for mobility and credit recognition
Learning Agreement for Studies or for Traineeships
The Learning Agreement aims to provide a transparent and efficient preparation of the exchange to ensure the student receives recognition for the activities successfully completed abroad.
- Erasmus+ Study
- International Mobility
- Application FORM Erasmus+
- Call for Applications 2024/25: Vers. ITA – Vers. ENG – deadline: 01 March 2024 h12:00
- Grade conversion
A – Student mobility for Studies:
The Learning Agreement should set out the educational components that will be replaced in the student’s degree upon successfully completing the study program abroad. See the guidelines below.
Erasmus+ 2021-2027 programme
- About Erasmus+ Traineeship
- Erasmus+ Student Mobility for Traineeship:
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Guidelines on how to use the Learning Agreement for Traineeships
B – Student Mobility for Traineeships:
The Learning Agreement should set out how the traineeship will be recognized depending on whether it counts towards the student’s degree, is taken voluntarily (not obligatory for the degree), or is being carried out by a recent graduate. See the guidelines below.