Erasmus+ Short-Term PhD Mobility
Erasmus+ Short-Term PhD Mobility
Within the framework of Erasmus+, regular PhD students of the University of Vienna can apply for Erasmus+ funding for self-organised 5-14-day stays abroad at a university, research institution or company in the Erasmus programme area (EU27 + remaining EEA countries + TR, RS, MK).
The application is possible twice a year.
Next application deadline: 26 November 2024
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Target group
Regular PhD students from the first semester onwards are eligible to participate.
Please note: PhD students in a salaried position (e.g. University Assistant PraeDoc, project staff member, lecturer) are excluded from participation.
Instead, they are eligible for funding via Erasmus+ Staff Mobility for Researchers.
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Duration of stay
Minimum 5 days, maximum 14 days
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Scholarship rates
The scholarship amount is 70 euros per day of stay.
The scholarship will be transferred in full before the start of the mobility.
For students with fewer opportunities, there is the possibility of an additional allowance. Likewise, a one-time grant can be awarded for the use of environmentally friendly means of transport.
Please contact us via e-mail prior to your mobility (erasmus.phd@univie.ac.at) to receive more information on whether you would be eligible to apply for such additional funding.
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Application deadlines
Applications can be submitted each semester approximately 5-6 weeks after the start of the semester.
The next application deadlines are:
- 26 November 2024
- in each case by 23:59 CET at the latest.
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Application
To apply, please fill in the Erasmus+ Short-Term PhD Mobility Application Form, sign it and send it together with a short CV (1-2 pages) and your Certificate of Enrolment by email to erasmus.phd@univie.ac.at.
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Additional information for third-country nationals
If you are not an EU citizen (or equivalent), please inform yourself about the applicable residence regulations at the respective consulates and, if necessary, apply for an additional appropriate residence title.
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Application documents
The following application documents must be sent together by email to erasmus.phd@univie.ac.at
by the application deadline.
1. Application Form
To apply, you will need the completed Application Form (download in the right margins). Please discuss the planned mobility in advance with your supervisor at the University of Vienna and the supervisor at the host institution and have their approvals confirmed by e-mail.
2. CV and Certificate of Enrolment
Please submit an updated CV (maximum 2 pages) and a current Certificate of Enrolment together with the Application Form.
Further documents such as a letter of motivation, letter of invitation, etc. are not required.
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Approval of the application
The application documents are checked formally by the International Office. The approval is made by a selection committee a few weeks after the application deadline.
After the selection process, the applicants receive a written notification from the International Office. For approved applications, the Erasmus+ Learning Agreement for Traineeship will also be sent.
The Learning Agreement for Traineeship has to be filled in by you based on the information in your Application Form. The Learning Agreement for Traineeship has to be signed by your DSPL (Doctoral School Study Programme Director) and the responsible person at the host institution. It has to be sent to erasmus.phd@univie.ac.at at least 2 weeks before the start of the mobility.
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Insurance coverage
Please note: It is your responsibility to check about insurance coverage (health, accident, liability, travel insurance, etc.) during your stay and to organise additional insurance coverage if necessary. Insurance coverage may also be provided by the host institution. Sufficient insurance coverage is mandatory and is the sole responsibility of the participants.
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During/after the stay
The participants will be informed by us about the necessary administrative steps during the stay or after the end of the mobility approximately 2 weeks before the start of the mobility.