* Mobility Academic Network between EU and Central Asia Action 2 Programme Zdenka Gadušová, zgadusova @ukf.sk , Ľuboš Török, [email protected]Filozofická fakulta, Univerzita Konštantína Filozofa v Nitre Faculty of Arts, Constantine the Philosopher University in Nitra Bratislava, 6.12.2012
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*Mobility Academic Network between EU and Central Asia
*ACTION 2 - Partnerships between European and non European higher education institutions at all academic levels
*MANECA – provides mobility scholarships for students and staff from Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan to five European partner universities
*Partners- EU partners:
*Technische Universität Berlin (DE koordinátor),
*Univerzita Konštantína Filozofa v Nitre (SK),
*Pädagogische Hochschule Ludwigsburg (DE),
*Lessius Mechelen - Campus De Nayer (BE),
*Vilnius Gediminas Technical University (LI)
- CA partners: *Kazakhstan 4 uni + 4 assoc. partners,
*Tajikistan 3 uni,
*Uzbekistan 4 uni + 2 assoc. partners,
*Kyrgyzstan 3 uni + 1 assoc. partner,
*Turkmenistan 1 uni + 1 assoc. partner
*Mobility- three target groups for individual mobility flows
1. Students and academic staff registered in one of the CA universities (members of the partnership)
2. Third-country nationals working in public administration, public and private enterprises (not included in the partnership)
3. Nationals of the third countries concerned by the geographical lot who are in particularly vulnerable situations, for social and political reasons
- five different types of individual mobility for students and academic staff
- UG, MA, PhD, post-doc., staff
*Total number of mobilities – 114
a. per country: KZ 31, KG 25, TJ 20, UZ 27, TK 11
b. per mobility type: UG 31, MA 20, PhD 21, post-doc. 17, staff 25
2 stage – submitting application with the letter of confirmation from host uni and other supporting documents (detailed info on web) to coordinator in Berlin
3 stage – on-spot (mostly by Berlin coordinator) and Skype interviews (also by other EU partners) of applicants
4 stage – communicating decision
*Getting ready for mobility
* To apply for visa: - letters of acceptance (coordinator + host uni.), - accommodation agreement, - insurance agreement, - air ticket
* To apply for temporary residence permit:
- criminal record from home country with superlegalisation,
- birth certificate (aforementioned docs translated into Slovak),
- criminal record from SK,
- application form with stamps and photos
*During the stay
- mobile phone,
- bank account,
- biometric data collection to receive TRP
- medical report confirming the applicant does not suffer from a disease endangering public health,