European scholarships for young researchers from KFU
November 17, 2014 the presentation of academic mobility program Erasmus Mundus Aurora II took place in the East Wing Conference Hall of Kazan Federal University.
The presentation was held by Olga A. Vershinina, Deputy Head of Department of External Affairs of Kazan Federal University, along with the curator of the program, University of Turku International Office specialist, Mari Leino, and Erasmus Mundus Triple I grantee of 2008, a specialist of the Unit for Academic Mobility, Tatiana Vakhitova.
During her presentation, Olga Vershinina gave an explicit information on the application procedure, on the list of required documents and enclosures for each mobility level, on the challenges previous applicants were facing as well as shared many useful tips gained from years of being program?s supervisor within Kazan Federal University.
The presentation was continued by Mari Leino, who?s currently undergoing her monthly internship in KFU as a part of the program. She elaborated on the common mistakes that the participants make, and also drew attention to some specifics in execution of the required documents.
Clearly, the presented program got those who came really interested, as they were actively asking experts questions.
For those of you who couldn?t attend the presentation or wants to find out more about Aurora II and some other opportunities to study and research in European universities, we invite you to join us November 28, 15.00 on a presentation of the EU academic mobility programs that is a part of an International Dissemination Seminar ?Biomedicine, Bioeconomics and Ecology? Event address: 4, Butlerov str., Kazan, Institute of management, economics and finance, KFU.
Kazan University participates in the Erasmus Mundus programs (Triple i, Aurora, Aurora II) since 2008. The main purpose of the program is to promote cooperation and academic mobility between the partner universities (10 European and 12 Russian universities). Coordinator of the program is the University of Turku, Finland.
Aurora II program enables doctorate, post-doctoral, academic and administrative staff to temporary enroll to various mobility periods in one of the European universities participating in the program:
Grantees receive a monthly scholarship (1500-2500 euros / month. depending on the mobility level) and get some other expenses covered from program funding.
Call for applications 2014 for academic mobility program Aurora II is open online until 11 December 2014, 14:00 Finnish time (GMT +2). Any additional questions can be addressed to the Unit for Academic Mobility, Department of External Affairs of Kazan Federal University, tel. 233 74 67
