Academic Mobility
Outgoing Academic Mobility for Higher Education Students
(Outgoing student mobility)
The International European University actively supports student international mobility, which is one of the key principles of the Bologna Process. Academic mobility helps expand educational opportunities, integrate into the European educational area, and increase the competitiveness of our graduates.
📚 Mobility for Bachelor’s Students
Students of the first (bachelor’s) level of higher education have the opportunity to study for a semester (or a year) at a partner university abroad. This experience is an important component of a student’s academic development, is recognized within the individual study plan, and shapes their individual educational trajectory (IET).
ECTS credits earned during studies abroad are transferred based on a pre-agreed Learning Agreement and the relevant recognition procedures.
🎓 Mobility for Master’s Students
IEU provides opportunities for studies abroad for students of the second (master’s) level as well. This may include a study semester at a partner institution or participation in short-term programs.
✈️ Internships Abroad
Students can also undertake international internships within programs such as Erasmus+, gaining valuable professional experience in an international environment. Such internships do not replace full academic mobility but are an important complement to studies.
📌 Benefits of Academic Mobility
- Expanding academic horizons
- Improving language skills in a real environment
- Developing independence and responsibility
- Gaining a global perspective
- Building an international network of professional contacts
- Increasing competitiveness in the labor market
The rules for participation in academic mobility programs are set out in the relevant IEU Regulation.
Available Programs
COMPETITIVE SELECTION
Academic Performance → 1–5 points
+Language Proficiency → 1–5 points (+2 points for additional language)
+Motivation → 1–5 points
+Activity → 1–5 points (+2 for vulnerable groups)
= Total Score → Candidate Ranking
| Criterion | Description | Evaluation | Additional Points |
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| Academic Performance | Weighted average rating for the current level of education |
European Business School: 80 – 84 – 1 point; 85 – 88 – 2 points; 89 – 92 – 3 points; 93 – 96 – 4 points; 97 – 100 – 5 points. European Medical School: 157 – 165 – 1 point; 166 – 174 – 2 points; 175 – 185 – 3 points; 186 – 192 – 4 points; 193 – 200 – 5 points. |
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| Language Proficiency of Partner HEI | English / other languages based on international certificates or interview |
C1 and above - 5 points B2 - 4 points |
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| Availability of Certificates | Cambridge, TOEFL, IELTS, PTE, Duolingo, SAT, ESOL, Goethe-Zertifikat, TestDaF, ÖSD, PEC, DELF/DALF, DELE, PLIDA, CCE For confirmed knowledge of the host country language (non-English programs) |
+2 points | - |
| Motivation | Motivational justification for participation | 1–5 points for quality and clarity of argumentation | - |
| Previous Scientific and Social Activity | Participation in scientific conferences, student government, volunteering, projects | 1–5 points for level of activity and relevance | +2 points for vulnerable categories according to CMU Resolution No. 1045 or program conditions |