Mobility actions

There are areas of collaboration with multiple foreign universities (see agreements).

Currently, in the area of Podiatry (as a specific exchange area), an agreement has been established with the University of Saldford (Manchester), where an ERAMUS program is being developed. In addition, there are currently contacts with the University of Valenciennes and Hainaut-Cambresis in France for another co-tutoring agreement in the area of ​​biomechanics, within the field of sport (Franck Barbier, franck.barbier@univ-valenciennes.fr). These two agreements join the existing ones with the University of Leuven and Antwerp in Belgium and the University of Hertfordshire in the United Kingdom.

Currently there are two co-supervised students (Antwerp and Saldford) and another with European mentions. In addition to receiving foreign students within the doctoral program.

Among the grants offered within the UMA mobility program, in addition to the grants from its own plan for co-supervision and international mentorship, ERAMUS + presents in its KA107 program possible agreements within the doctoral program.

Erasmus + grants for student mobility between institutions in program countries and associated countries (KA107)

Object
The University of Malaga, through the Vice-Rector's Office for Internationalization, manages the Erasmus + KA107 project on an annual basis, which provides for the financing of student mobility (bachelor's, master's and pre-doctoral) to universities in countries associated2 to the Erasmus + program. Funding is obtained each year for a number of specific countries. The Vice-Rector's Office announces the mobility places available under the aforementioned project, via public attendance. The area of ​​knowledge and the type of mobility depends on each country. All the information is updated at the link https://www.uma.es/icm.

Beneficiaries
Any student with an official degree from the University of Malaga (or from the partner university in the case of students coming to the UMA) can be beneficiaries of the Erasmus + KA107 mobility. The required degree and the minimum number of credits taken, as well as the language requirements or any other type will be specified in the call for each country.

Terms and form of submission of applications
Two annual calls are called, one approximately in September / October and another around January / February. Applications are submitted electronically through the application of the Vice President for Internationalization, being necessary to attach proof of connection with the UMA, curriculum, motivation, work plan, and letter of acceptance in the receiving center where the mobility is to be carried out.

Funding
The funding is regulated by the European Union according to the type of project, mobility and the destination country, the information will be available through the International Relations Service website (https://www.uma.es/ icm / cms / menu / grants /).