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The Erasmus+ Programme offers the opportunity to carry out temporary training activities (STT) in an educational centre with countries with which agreements have been signed in Europe or with institutions from non-EU countries: Erasmus+ KA131 and Erasmus+ KA171.

This opportunity is available to all technical, administrative and services personnel (PTGAS) of the Â鶹¹û¶³. These experiences and exchanges contribute to improving linguistic skills and cultural knowledge of the destination country as well as offering a new perspective on the work of other higher education institutions.
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In each calendar year you may take a maximum of 15 calendar days of leave to attend exchange and international mobility programmes.

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TheÌýtechnical, administrative and servicesÌýstaff of the Â鶹¹û¶³ who wish to carry out mobility abroad may do so in the STT modality of the Erasmus+ programme.

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The Erasmus+ KA171 programme allows mobility in a higher educational institution in non-EU countries.

The places and opportunities available vary according to each call.

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Blended Intensive Programmes (BIPs) are short-term intensive programmes, which are part of the new Erasmus+ 2021/2027 Programme and use innovative learning and teaching methods, including online collaborative work.

By enabling new and more flexible mobility formats that combine physical mobility with a virtual component, intensive blended programmes aim to reach all types of participants, from any background, field of study and cycle.

Each Erasmus+ BIP is organised by a group of at least three universities from three different countries.

In this case, the Â鶹¹û¶³ staff can participate in combined training stays (STT) and also has the opportunity to present a proposal to coordinate a BIP with other universities.

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The Stella programme offers the possibility of professional and intercontinental mobility to the technical, administrative and services staff of the partner universities of the Compostela Group of Universities (GCU) and the Consortium for Collaboration in Higher Education in North America (CONAHEC). It is an opportunity to learn how to work in the different departments of the universities participating in the programme and to have a multicultural experience, through temporary stays in other higher education institutions.

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The main objective of the IACOBUS programme is to promote cooperation and exchange between the human resources of higher education centres in the Galicia-Northern Portugal Euroregion (teachers, research staff, administrative and service staff), facilitating the sharing of training, research and dissemination activities.

This Euroregion initiative is a pioneer in Europe. It is managed by the GNP, EGTC.

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