Erasmus +

erasmus

 

Université Savoie Mont Blanc holds the Erasmus+ Charter for higher education.

For more information on USMB Erasmus policy.

Erasmus+ promotes the European and international mobility of students and staff through mobility programs designed to enhance their skills and employability.

ERASMUS+ Blended Intensive Programme (BIP)

The Blended Intensive Programme (BIP) is a program that combines :

  • online learning activities (between transnational and transdisciplinary teams of students)
  • a 5-day period of physical mobility.

It uses innovative teaching and learning methods.

A BIP can be organized around challenges, and offers added value compared with existing conventional programs.

Participating in an Erasmus+ intensive program offers students the opportunity to :

  • Develop/reinforce your knowledge of the academics theme,
  • Acquire skills and know-how by working in multicultural teams and experiencing international mobility.
  • Improve their language skills, particularly in Romance languages and English.

In addition, the academics program and the mobility period enable participants to develop intercultural skills by immersing themselves in international academic and professional environments.

Students receive an Erasmus+ grant on a lump-sum basis to cover travel and living expenses:

  • 79€ per day for a stay of 5 to 14 days to cover living expenses
  • Eco-responsible travel package (bus, train, bike, carpool). A journey is considered eco-responsible if 60% of total distance (round trip) is carried out using these means of transport. The package is adapted according to the distance covered:
    • 10-99 km: €56
    • 100-499 km: €285
    • 500-1999 km: €417
    • 2000-2999 km: €535
  • Non-eco-responsible travel package :
    • 10-99 km: €28
    • 100-499 km: €211
    • 500-1999 km: €309
    • 2000-2999 km: €395
  • 56€ per additional day for any period exceeding 14 days and up to 30 days.
  • Possibility of receiving a financial supplement for students with fewer opportunities: top-up inclusion. Eligibility criteria are as follows: Be a CROUS scholarship holder (levels 6 and 7), belong to a household with a CAF family quotient less than or equal to €551, reside in a Zone de Revitalisation Rurale (ZRR ), reside in a priority urban district.

Points of attention :

  • The distance must be calculated taking into account the place of departure, which must be a fixed address (address during studies at USMB or parental address if different).
  • To simulate the distance in kilometers to your host university, use the calculator available at the following address: https: //erasmus-plus.ec.europa.eu/fr/resources-and-tools/distance-calculator

Students who take part in an intensive program and meet the criteria required to validate the program will receive ECTS credits for both the online academic part and the mobility period.

These credits are considered optional if they are not included in the student's academics syllabus.

On-site mobility: November 11 to 16, 2024 at Universidade da Beira Interior (Portugal)

Distance learning program: November 4, 2024

Face-to-face mobility : November 25 to 29, 2024 at Universitatea de Vest din Timișoara (Romania)

Distance learning program : upcoming dates

Face-to-face mobility: February 24 to 28, 2025 atUniversidad de Zaragoza (Spain)

Distance learning program: dates to come, between January and May 2025

  • SUNMat. Critical Raw Material for Solar Development

Dates: November 18 to 22, 2024

Location: Annecy Campus

You can find the program description here.

  • " Multidisciplinary approaches to Antiquity and its heritage. Regards croisés sur les femmes et la condition féminine dans l'Antiquité

Dates: November 25 to 29, 2024

Location: Jacob-Bellecombette campus.

You can find the program description here.

BIP of past partners :

Past BIP USMB :

Please prepare the following documents to be uploaded at the end of the Move On application form:

  • A typed CV in French,
  • A letter of motivation in French, dated and signed,
  • A bank statement (RIB) from a French bank account in your name,
  • The final award notification from the CROUS if you are receiving a grant based on social criteria,
  • A certificate of disability (MDPH) if you are disabled.

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*Step 2 of the infographic: Applicationform (This form is equivalent to a scholarship application).

Concerning application and selection at USMB:

  • Please submit your application at least two months before the start of the program to facilitate administrative management.
  • Students applying to go abroad are selected by their component according to specific criteria.
  • Applications for an Erasmus grant to participate in a BIP will then be evaluated by the Commission d'Orientation des Relations Internationales (CORI).

Before mobility :

Consult the practical information to prepare your departure abroad.

1. draw up an Erasmus teaching contract :This document must be signed by all parties concerned before your departure: the student, the USMB teaching manager at academics and the teaching manager at the host university.

This document formalizes your trip abroad as well as the academic content of the program followed, thus facilitating recognition of the activity undertaken abroad.

During mobility :

2Fill in and sign a certificate of attendance:This document must be signed by the host university when the student is on site (mentioning the dates of physical mobility, not including travel days) and sent to the scholarship manager at the International Relations Department on the Marcoz site.

After mobility :

3. Completing and submitting the mobility report: Participants will receive an e-mail directly from the European Commission with an access link to complete this report online. Submission of this report is essential to receive the balance of the grant.

ERASMUS+ International Mobility Credits

International Credit Mobility (ICM) is a mobility project between Erasmus+ countries (European Union member states and associated third countries) and partner countries.

Program priorities:

  • Inclusion, with a particular focus on audiences with fewer opportunities (students and staff with disabilities; learners from low socio-economic backgrounds, people facing geographical obstacles, etc.). Additional funding and new mobility formats are planned to encourage the participation of these publics in the Erasmus+ 2021-2027 program.
  • Ecological transition: additional funding (sustainable travel package) is provided to encourage the use of transport that emits less greenhouse gas. Applicants are also encouraged to include a sustainable development education dimension in their projects.

ENTRANT STUDENTS from PARTNER UNIVERSITIES:

  • SMS Student Mobility for Studies: from the 1st year of higher education, for a period of 2 to 12 months. These mobilities can take place in a hybrid format, combining virtual or remote activities AND physical mobility, which can be of short duration (5 to 30 days).
  • SMP Student Mobility for Placement: from the 1st year of study, for a period of 2 to 12 months.
  • Combined mobility: internship integrated into the study period.

INCOMING STAFF FROM PARTNER UNIVERSITIES AND OUTGOING STAFF FROM USMB (teaching staff, permanent or contract administrative staff):

  • Staff mobility for Teaching Assignment (STA): lasting from 5 days to 2 months, excluding travel, with a minimum of 8 hours of teaching per week to or from participating countries.
  • academics(STT: Staff Trainingmobility ): lasting from 5 days to 2 months, excluding travel, for a period of internship or observation in a higher education institution or other relevant organization. Eligible activities include structured courses and targeted language training.
  • Combined mobility: possibility of combining a teaching activity(minimum 4 hours of teaching) and a academics activity over the same period.

 

Doctoral students:
Doctoral students with a teaching contract can go on teaching assignments or academics. As students, doctoral students can take part in study visits, which can take the form of a hybrid (distance learning + face-to-face) program. In contrast to other students, they can take part in short physical mobility programs of between 5 and 30 days, without having to combine it with virtual or distance learning activities.

Please note: conferences are not eligible.

  • Agreement 2019: from 01/08/2019 to 31/07/2022
BURKINA FASO SENEGAL
Incoming SMS
Incoming STA
Outgoing STA
Incoming STT
Outgoing STT

Partner universities by country :

Burkina Faso :

  • International Institute for Water and Environmental Engineering

Senegal:

  • Université Gaston Berger de Saint Louis
  • Cheikh Anta Diop University, Dakar

 

  • Agreement 2020: from 01/08/2020 to 31/07/2023
BURKINA FASO JAPAN
Incoming SMS
Incoming STA
Outgoing STA
Incoming STT
Outgoing STT

Partner universities by country :

Burkina Faso :

  • International Institute for Water and Environmental Engineering

Japan:

  • Kagawa University
  • Okayama University
  • The University of Tokyo
  • University of Hyogo
  • Waseda university

 

  • Agreement 2022: from 01/08/2022 to 31/07/2025
BURKINA FASO SENEGAL LAOS MALAYSIA INDONESIA UKRAINE
Incoming SMS
Incoming STA      
Outgoing STA  
Incoming STT
Outgoing STT        

 

ARGENTINA BRAZIL CHILE COLOMBIA MEXICO CANADA
Incoming SMS
Incoming STA
Outgoing STA
Incoming STT
Outgoing STT

 

Partner universities by country :

SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA

Burkina Faso :

  • International Institute for Water and Environmental Engineering (2iE)*

Senegal:

  • Cheikh Anta Diop University (UCAD)

NORTH AMERICA

Canada:

  • Université du Québec à Trois Rivières (UQTR)*
  • Laval University
  • Sherbrooke University*

LATIN AMERICA

Argentina:

  • Universidad Nacional de Cuyo (UNCU)*
  • Universidad Nacional de la Plata (UNLP)*

Brazil:

  • Universidade Federal de Vicosa (UFV)*

Chile:

  • Universidade Finis Terrae ((UFT)*

Colombia:

  • Colegio Mayor De Nuestra Senora Delrosario (UROSARIO)*

Mexico:

  • Universidad de Monterrey (UDEM)*

ASIA

Indonesia:

  • Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia (UPI)
  • Universitas Negeri Jakarta (UNJ)

Laos:

  • National University of Laos (NUOL)

Malaysia:

  • University of Malaya (UM)
  • Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM)

NEIGHBORING COUNTRIES

Ukraine:

  • Kyiv Academic Univesity (KAU)
  • Sumy State University (SUMDU)

 

* Partner GEMINAE

 

  • Agreement 2023: from 01/08/2023 to 31/07/2026
JAPAN
UKRAINE
Incoming SMS
Incoming STA
Outgoing STA (*)
Incoming STT (*)
Outgoing STT

*When the security situation permits.

 

Partner universities by country :

ASIA

Japan:

  • Kagawa University
  • Okayama University
  • The University of Tokyo
  • University of Hyogo
  • Waseda university

NEIGHBORING COUNTRIES

Ukraine:

  • Chernivtsi National University Yuriy Fedkovych (CHNU)*

*Associate partner UNITA

USMB responded to the MIC project's first call for applications in 2015. Since then, each application has been aimed at strengthening special relationships with a limited number of universities. Since 2015, USMB has managed a total MIC budget of €863,000 and organized 225 mobilities, most of them incoming.

The university relies on MIC to strengthen its links with partners outside the EU, facilitating staff mobility in both directions, as well as IN student mobility. OUT student mobility is financed by regional grants.

The objectives of these exchanges are clear: staff exchanges enable teams to come into contact with each other for training purposes, to strengthen mutual knowledge, to exchange best practices, to develop new projects and to facilitate the management of partnerships and associated mobility; student exchanges enable the internationalization of the career paths of students from partner universities, as well as the internationalization of our own students "at home". In turn, they help us to attract talent and raise our profile on the international scene.

The USMB is part of an international approach with exemplary performances in terms of student mobility. Every year since 2008, the USMB has been well ahead of the pack in the Erasmus rankings for outgoing student mobility.

It is now seeking to focus its strategy by strengthening privileged relationships with a limited number of universities.

This approach should enable us toincrease the number of students admitted each year (in order to rebalance IN & OUT flows) as well as develop scientific collaborations.

The USMB's internationalization strategy focuses on 3 main areas:
1) Development of cross-border relations,
2.the French-speaking world
3. integration into networks.

The development of relations with Morocco, Burkina Faso, Senegal and Canada (Quebec) is directly linked to axes 2 and 3. It also reflects the region's commitment to the French-speaking world, which has been a guiding principle of its IR strategy since joining the Chaires Senghor network in 2013. The French-speaking world is also one of the Auvergne Rhône-Alpes region's development priorities.

In addition, since 2018, USMB has formalized the constitution of the RELIEF network (Réseau d'Échanges et de Liaison entre Institutions d'Enseignement supérieur Francophones), which it founded with UQTR in Quebec and HES-SO in Switzerland. Burkina Faso and Senegal are involved in RELIEF's work on renewable energies and sustainable development. This organization responds to the need to reach out to African audiences, who often have difficulty obtaining visas for Europe or America.

Finally, as part of the construction of our European alliance "UNITA universitas montium", which brings together 6 EU universities, UNITA members have selected some 30 of their best partners outside the EU with whom they wish to strengthen their collaboration. These 30 universities, spread across all continents , are now part of the GEMINAE network.

The 2022 agreement with Latin America (Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia and Mexico) is at the heart of the construction of our European university "UNITA Universitas Montium" and its network of partners outside Europe "GEMINAE".
Since the end of 2020, the USMB has been a member ofUNITA, an alliance of 6 universities including those of Turin (Italy), Zaragoza (Spain), Beira Interior (Portugal), Ouest-Timisoara (Romania) and Pau (France). As one of only 5% of European universities to belong to such an alliance, the USMB stands out and demonstrates its ability to unite university partners around a single structuring project. The UNITA partners share common characteristics that naturally led them to join forces: they are located in Romance language countries, in mountainous, rural and cross-border areas, and are keen to place students at the heart of their project, while encouraging the development of innovative teaching practices. Mobility for all is another of the Alliance's key objectives, which is reflected in the ever-increasing number of new forms of mobility.
UNITA is keen to share its best practices and disseminate its model of cooperation with universities worldwide. To this end, UNITA members have selected university partners in Romance-language countries outside Europe with whom they have excellent partnership relations and wish to develop and strengthen their collaboration. These 30 universities, spread across all continents (50% of which are in Latin America), are now part of the GEMINAE network. In addition to sharing best practices, this network aims to invite GEMINAE partners to take part in various activities carried out by the alliance. In addition, UNITA wishes to share with the universities in the GEMINAE network a common approach to multilingualism, based on the tool of intercomprehension in Romance languages, a method which enables speakers of the same language family to work together without recourse to a third language.

USMB's international strategy is increasingly focused on regional rather than bilateral projects. This is the case in Southeast Asia (SEA), where the USMB intends to work jointly with Laos, Indonesia and Malaysia to strengthen academics future French-speaking tourism professionals. This project is supported locally by the Cooperation and Cultural Action Departments of the French Embassies in the 3 countries concerned, which have identified the academics tourism professions as a common need. The USMB is also planning to join the "network of excellence in tourism training" set up under the French government's economic stimulus plan.

Any university wishing to make its contribution to these major challenges within the European edifice must develop solid basic and applied sciences, and attract the most motivated students in this respect. In this context, the two main reasons supporting and stimulating the development of cooperation with Ukraine are, firstly, Ukraine's geopolitical rapprochement with the European Union and, secondly, the fact that Ukraine is a country with a developed science and higher education system stemming from the Soviet period as mentioned above, which nevertheless needs urgent modernization and radical organizational reforms.

The funding for these mobilities comes from European lump sums.

The MIC grant corresponds to a travel package + individual support (5 days minimum + 2 days travel).

The Erasmus+ agency authorizes stays from 5 days to 2 months (excluding travel time). The funding granted by the USMB for the stay part of the mobility of incoming and outgoing staff is a package of 5 days on site (Monday to Friday) + 2 days travel compensation.

Only the outward journey is taken into account in the distance calculation, but the corresponding rate covers the cost of the return trip.

Kilometric scale for travel packages:

Between 100 and 499 km 180€ per participant
Between 500 and 1999 km 275€ per participant
Between 2000 and 2999 km
360€ per participant
Between 3000 and 3999 km 530€ per participant
Between 4000 and 7999 km 820 per participant
8000 km or more
 1,500 per participant

 

  • Scholarship amounts
Stay/month

STUDENTS

Stay/day

PERSONNELS

Mobility to France (incoming) 850€ 160€
Mobility to a partner country (outgoing) n/a 180€

 

 

Payment of grants to USMB staff ( academics and/or teaching assignments)

  • Payment of a grant directly to the staff concerned, who will then take charge of their mobility (booking and purchasing travel tickets, hotels, etc.).
  • An advance of 100% of the travel package and 75% of the individual support will be paid before the mobility, the balance of 25% of the individual support will be paid at the end of the mobility on receipt of supporting documents (certificate of attendance + Erasmus+ final report).

Terms and conditions for payment of grants to incoming staff ( academics and/or teaching assignments) from partner establishments:

  • Payment of a grant directly to the staff and students concerned.
  • For incoming mobilities: the participant will receive financial support on arrival within a suitable timeframe.

For ENTRANT STUDENTS:

- 2 calls for applications are launched during the year:

  • in January/February for the 1st semester of thefollowing academic year;
  • in September/October for the 2nd semester of thecurrent academic year.

For INCOMING STAFF from PARTNER UNIVERSITIES and OUTGOING STAFF from the USMB:

Applications can be received throughout the year on a rolling basis, or in response to specific calls for applications, notably for staff from partner universities to take part in USMB events such as S.M.I.L.E. and International Week.

DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FOR ALL MOBILITIES:

  • Teaching mobility (STA out and in) for outgoing and incoming students: Complete learning agreement , signed by all 3 parties (teacher + USMB component + host university). Download here.

 

  • Mobilities from academics (STT out and in) for outgoing and incoming students: Complete educational contract for academics staff mobility, signed by the 3 parties (staff + component + host institution). Download here.

 

  • Combined mobility (STA/STT out and in) for outgoing and incoming students: Complete learning agreement , signed by all 3 parties (teacher + USMB component + host institution). Download here.

All participants will then receive a grant agreement drawn up by the DRI and signed by the Vice-President in charge of International Relations. This document will specify the number of days of mobility and the amount of the grant. It must be completed and signed by the applicant before departure (original handwritten signature required).

Please note: allmobility requests from USMB staff must be validated by the component to which they belong, by completing thecomponent's travel authorization form (in addition to the DAAE).

  • Certificate of attendance:
    To be signed by the host establishment at the end of the stay (5 days excluding travel days) and sent to the DRI's Erasmus + Unit (Marcoz site).

Contact: erasmus@univ-smb.fr

  • Erasmus+ participant report:
    To be completed online. Participants will directly receive a message generated by the European Commission platform in the form of an invitation with a link to access the form.

SENEGAL:

  • A Cheick Anta Diop University (UCAD) in Dakar:

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Teaching mobility in November 2021:

Three members of staff from the "Sound and Image Techniques" professional degree program at Chambéry's IUT went to Dakar, Senegal. to the Ecole Supérieure Polytechnique de l'Université Cheick Anta Diop (UCAD) in Dakar, Senegal.

The aim of the intervention was to initiate the introduction of audiovisual teaching at the University of Dakar, in particular through a concrete learning situation and the realization of an audiovisual project.ealisation of an audiovisual project.

 

 

 

 

  • Serge Hélies mobility academics in May 2022:

Testimonial: "Following the workshop held with ESP teams and students at UCAD in November 2021, we worked on and submitted a European capacity-building application entitled XAM XAMALÉ. It is scheduled to run for 3 years and includes the University of Turin (a UNITA member), the CESTI of the University of Dakar, UCAD (UNITA's GEMINAE partner) and the ISEP in Thies.

My trip in May consisted in meeting the various partners in person, and carrying out a check-up of the premises and equipment of the two establishments in Senegal likely to host a work-study audiovisual vocational bachelor's degree.

A positive outcome for this field mission, which, after working remotely, enables us to envisage the eventual positive return of the dossier with a much more concrete overview of the situation and resource persons".

 

  • Teaching mobility from March 7 to 11, 2022 for Pascale BALLAND, university professor and researcher at the SYMME Laboratory, specializing in mechanics and materials.

The aim of the project is to make "experimental machines or devices" accessible to students by means of online practical work as well as in real-life situations, with the help of interactive videos, validation MCQs and summary sheets.

This system will be deployed in Senegal and France on the Moodle platform, either as a complement to existing practical work, for validation before a session or for free access.

The initial aim is to validate the concept and determine the relevance of such a product. At least 3 sequences will therefore be offered at the start of the 2023-2024 academic year, focusing on the mechanical characterization of materials, for 150 students per country. Two students from each country will be involved in setting up the content during an end-of-year internship, with both technical and pedagogical supervision.

 

  • Mobility from academics to the USMB APPRENDRE Department on the Moodle digital teaching platform for two colleagues Mr. FALL, Baye Mama and Ms. SENE Ndeye Awa from Cheikh Anta Diop University (Senegal) from October 16 to 20, 2023.

Objectives : To support teaching through the use of digital technology in learning (scripting courses using the Moodle platform), and in particular to continue the work initiated in collaboration with Pascale Balland (university professor at theAnnecy IUT, researcher at the Systèmes et Matériaux pour la Mécatronique (SYMME) laboratory and specialist in mechanics and materials) on the introduction of "virtual" practical exercises for students in the field of mechanical characterization of machine materials, using interactive videos, validation ecMs and summary sheets.

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SOUTH-EAST ASIA

  • Mobility from academics in January 2023 for partners from SOUTH-EAST ASIA as part of thehe project around French language teaching and tourism training:

Theuniversité Savoie Mont Blanc (USMB) welcomed 5 partner universities from Southeast Asia:

- National University of Laos,

- University of Malaya, Malaysia (Universiti Malaya),

- National University of Malaysia (Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia),

- Indonesian University of Education (Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia),

- University of Jakarta, Indonesia (Universitas Negeri Jakarta Indonesia).

This week of immersion in the International Relations Department (DRI) enabled us to meet our partners and lay the foundations for future work between the universities.

Members of the delegation were welcomed by members of the International Relations Department and USMB teaching staff. The aim of this meeting was to :

- Develop partnerships with and between Asian universities;

- Support the local education system by supporting academics French-speaking students in tourism eco-management, management and marketing;

- Boosting French language sections in these 3 countries;

- Support the academics technical training of future professionals and teachers;

- Promote the USMB's expertise in tourism.

 

 

  • Teaching mobility for 2 lecturers from IAE Savoie Mont Blanc's Centre International de Tourisme, Hôtellerie et Management des Evénements (CITHEME): Florence Besson Reynaud and Pierre Folliet at the Tourism SUMMER SCHOOL in MALAYSIA (University of Malaya) from July 24 to 28, 2023.

Objectives Within the framework of the E+KA 171 2022 project, to set up intensive training in tourism-related professions, going beyond the purely linguistic aspects, common to the 5 universities of the 3 partner countries, i.e. Laos, Malaysia and Indonesia, during sessions at academics for students and teachers of the courses concerned.

This first edition of the Summer University in Tourism was successfully held in Kuala Lumpur, thanks to the support of South-East Asian academic institutions and partners such as the Agence Universitaire de la Francophonie and the French Embassy.

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30 students and 12 colleagues from the 5 partner establishments (University of Malaya, Universiti Kabangsaan Malaysia, Universitas Negeri Jakarta Indonesia, Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia, National University of Laos) worked on a project to create "tourism products", alternating classes and work sessions in international groups in a "business challenge" format, providing an opportunity for numerous exchanges in international teams on concepts, marketing, finance, communication... but also on cultural diversity.

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Testimonial Florence BESSON-REYNAUD: "I had the immense pleasure of teaching in South-East Asia for the Summer University in Tourism, and came back dazzled by the dazzling diversity of cultures, languages, gastronomies and religions of the participants from Malaysia, Indonesia and Laos... but above all touched by what connects us so strongly beyond our differences".

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With JAPAN:

  • Mission Okayama Erasmus+ Daysacademics mobility from April 10 to 14, 2023 for seven USMB administrative staff.

Objectives: Participation in a week of immersion and exchange of best practices within the international relations department of Okayama University on the occasion of the Erasmus Days to use Okayama as an example of how Japanese universities operate and how they differ from USMB's practices in the participants' various fields of expertise.

Minutes :

https://chenevieruraokayamauniv.files.wordpress.com/2023/05/news-erasmus-day-long-2.pdf

 

  • Christophe Courtin's teaching mission in Kagawa:

Among other things, theaimwas to show how IoTs can beused in a fun , interactive application that respects UI/UX Designprinciples. Thefieldsofapplication are varied:digital art, education, etc.Theworkshopwas more suitable thana lecture forstudents with a poorcommandofEnglish.Theapproximately 2-hoursessions were scheduledafter the regular classes at academics and were aimedat students from bachelor's to master's levels (introduction toUI/UX Design anddemonstration through awiredexample (electronic hardware) ; installation ofArduino softwareand use of the programs provided toexperiment with operation ; creation ofa game with real-lifeconnected objects ). The program also includedmeetings withteachers,researchers andmanagers (Vice-
President, coordinator, etc.), and Iwas able to visit departmentsand a mechatronics laboratory.

This mobility reinforced my my ability to teach in English and to to consider anotherculture in a field a field strongly linked to'human. This openness cultural is very enriching, even passionnante to put things into perspective and adapt and adapt some of our professionalpractices.

This mobility shouldenable the partnership to be extended to make the COIL (Collaborative Online International Learning) between l'IUT de Chambéry and the'université de Takamatsu. In the first stage, we are planning exchanges d'one or of several trainees. The next logical step would be to propose a project involving French and Japanese students. L'workshop proposedé in situ to each group initially. The French and Japanese would
then work together either face-to-face or remotely'student mobility). L'workshop could keeper form of'a transverse module, but with a more pronounced anchoring in thees academicsFrench and japonaise.

 

 

  • academics mobilityat the University of Tokyo (Japan), February 13 to 17, 2023 by Célia Merias, coordinator of the Partnerships Department at the International Relations Office.

Objectives: Immersion in the International Relations Department of the University of Tokyo and exchange of best practices on issues such as welcoming international students, preparing students for international mobility and negotiating and managing bilateral agreements.

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  • academics Hostingof Ms Emi Saito (Research and International Cooperation Division) from Okayama University (Japan), from May 22 to 26, 2023,

Objectives Immersion in various USMB departments and workshops to exchange best practices, in order to understand, through the example of USMB, how French universities operate and how they differ from Okayama University.

-Organization and operation of USMB's international relations department.

-Implementation of the Erasmus+ program

-Discussion and meeting with UFR LLSH colleagues on international mobility management, pedagogical management and internship management.

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  • Mobilities from academics to the University of Kagawa in Japan for 3 USMB colleagues: Yoann Encrenaz (Head of Communications & IS at the academics Continuing Department), Guillaume Maillet (Graphic Designer - Communications Department/Service academics Continuing) Justine Simonet (Manager of the Alternance Pole - Annecy IUT) from July 10 to 14, 2023

Objectives: Immersion in the international relations department of Kagawa University, workshops and exchanges of best practices on the themes of Communication and academics Continuous:

-Lifelong learning in a changing Japanese society

-Kagawa University's digital transformation strategy

-academics College of Science staff and international internship program for engineering students

- university/company links and intellectual property in industry

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BURKINA FASO:

  • With theInternational Institute for Water and Environmental Engineering:

STA PAC mission Sayon SIDIBE and Seyram SOSSOU 2iE

 

  • In September 2023, Polytech will welcome 5 students from the Institut International d'Ingénierie de l'Eau et de l'Environnement (2iE) in Burkina Faso to its Le Bourget campus for credit mobility (semester) or as part of the double degree program in Sustainable Building Engineering (BEE) and Ecologie industrielle et territoriale (EIT).

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  • SMILE 2022: academics and/or teaching assignments from June 20 to 25, 2022 for 8 colleagues from Cheick Anta Diop (UCAD) and Gaston Berger universities in Senegal, Institut International d'Ingénierie de l'Eau et de l'Environnement (2iE) in Burkina Faso and Kagawa University in Japan.

Objectives: Participation in the SMILE 2022 "Summer Modules for Intercultural and Language Education" program (USMB Language Weeks) 15-hour language course modules/week (English, Spanish, French, Italian, intercomprehension in Romance languages) + Networking activities, exchange of best practices and discovery of the region.

To find out more about SMILE 2022 activities, click here.

 

  • SMILE 2023: academics and/or teaching visits from June 19 to 23, 2023 for 15 colleagues from Argentina (UNLP and UNC), Brazil (UFV), Burkina Faso (2iE), Canada (UQTR and Sherbrooke), Colombia (Universidad del Rosario), Mexico (Universidad de Monterrey), Senegal (UCAD) and Japan (Kagawa University).

Objectives: Participation in the SMILE 2023 "Summer Modules for Intercultural and Language Education" program (Semaines des langues de l'USMB) 15-hour language course modules/week (English, Spanish, French, Italian, intercomprehension in Romance languages and intercultural communication) + Networking activities, exchanges of best practices and discovery of the region.

To find out more about SMILE 2023 activities, click here.

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  • Mobility from academics as part of the USMB International Week from October 10 to 14, 2023 for 7 colleagues from partner institutions in Southeast Asia (University of Malaya, Universiti Kabangsaan Malaysia, Universitas Negeri Jakarta Indonesia, Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia, National University of Laos) and Ukraine (Sumy State University and Chernivtsi National University Yuriy Fedkovych (CHNU):

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Objectives :

Immersion in the International Relations Department and working meetings to exchange best practices, targeted according to participants: setting up intensive training courses (summer school) in the tourism professions, academics using Moodle tools, etc.

-academics to the functioning and challenges of the Erasmus+KA171 program

Participation in the International Week organized by the USMB, an event that brings together numerous international partners to exchange ideas and best practices, promote mobility opportunities in their institutions, improve cooperation processes, and discover the USMB's academics offer, its campuses and the Pays de Savoie region.

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Échelle de notation ECTS / ECTS Grading Scale