Mercatorum University
St. Andrew the First-Called Georgian University announces a call for applications for short-term international mobility of academic staff. The mobility is implemented within the framework of the Erasmus+ program at the Italian partner university, Mercatorum University, and is fully funded by the Erasmus+ program by the partner university.
Academic staff of the Computer Science, Cybersecurity, Business Administration, Psychology, Law, and International Relations programs are eligible to participate in the competition.
The mobility involves delivering lectures at the host university, 8 hours in total, according to a pre-agreed schedule. The specific mobility period and lecture topics will be agreed with the host university. The mobility period covers 7 days, of which five days are allocated for delivering lectures and, if interested, other meetings with university staff, while two days are designated for travel. The deadline for submission of documents/registration is May 8, 2026.
Registration link
Required documents:
- Copy of a legally recognized identity document - passport, or ID card if a passport is not available, in PDF format;
- European-format CV in English, in PDF format;
- Certificate from the university confirming academic position, in a foreign language, in PDF format;
- Motivation/action plan in English, no more than two pages, which should include:
- Purpose of mobility;
- Lecture topics and content;
- Expected results and impact, both in terms of professional development and development of students’ competencies;
- Prospects for using and sharing the gained experience;
- List of topics of interest for potential meetings.
- Proof of English language proficiency at minimum B2 level, internationally recognized certificate/certificate confirming B2 level issued by the university language center/document confirming teaching experience in English, at least 1 year/document confirming study in English, at least 1 year;
- Academic and/or professional recommendation from the relevant school/program head, in PDF format;
- Official certificate/document confirming special educational needs/disability status, if applicable, in PDF format.
Selection procedure:
- Screening and evaluation of documents by the commission;
- Interview before the commission;
- Selected candidates will be nominated to the host university.
For additional information, please contact us at: iro@sangu.edu.ge
University of Naples (The University of Naples L'Orientale)
St. Andrew the First-Called Georgian University announces a call for applications for short-term international mobility of academic staff. The mobility is implemented within the framework of the Erasmus+ program at the Italian partner university, the University of Naples, and is fully funded by the Erasmus+ program by the partner university.
Academic staff of the Georgian Philology, History, and History of Georgia educational programs are eligible to participate in the competition. The mobility involves delivering lectures at the host university, 8-9 hours in total, according to a pre-agreed schedule.
The specific mobility period and lecture topics will be agreed with the host university. The mobility period covers 7-10 days, of which five to eight days are allocated for delivering lectures and, if interested, other meetings with university staff, while two days are designated for travel. The deadline for submission of documents is May 15, 2026.
Registration link
Required documents:
- Copy of a legally recognized identity document - passport, or ID card if a passport is not available, in PDF format;
- European-format CV in English, in PDF format;
- Certificate from the university confirming academic position, in a foreign language, in PDF format;
- Motivation/action plan in English, no more than two pages, which should include:
- Purpose of mobility;
- Lecture topics and content;
- Expected results and impact, both in terms of professional development and development of students’ competencies;
- Prospects for using and sharing the gained experience;
- List of topics of interest for potential meetings;
- Proof of English language proficiency at minimum B2 level, internationally recognized certificate/certificate confirming B2 level issued by the university language center/document confirming teaching experience in English, at least 1 year/document confirming study in English, at least 1 year;
- Academic and/or professional recommendation from the relevant school/program head, in PDF format;
- Official certificate/document confirming special educational needs/disability status, if applicable, in PDF format.
Selection procedure:
- Screening and evaluation of documents by the commission;
- Interview before the commission;
- Selected candidates will be nominated to the host university, and further procedures will be conducted by the receiving university.
For additional information and questions, please use the following email: iro@sangu.edu.ge
