In line with our Internationalization Strategy, we welcome visiting staff from our partner institutions through different mobility programmes. If you wish to complete a teaching mobility period at the University of Granada you must choose the programme that best matches your profile and carefully read the instructions provided on how to obtain an invitation.
Erasmus+ Teaching Mobility – EU Member State or third country associated to the Programme (KA131)
This programme offers teaching staff from institutions that have signed Erasmus+ agreements with our faculties and schools the opportunity to complete a mobility period at the University of Granada.
Teaching mobility schemes are managed by the corresponding international relations office at each faculty or school at the University of Granada. Please contact them for further information:
Erasmus+ Teaching Mobility – non-associated third countries (KA171)
The Erasmus+ enables teaching staff from institutions that have signed an agreement with the UGR within the framework of the KA171 programme to compete a mobility period at the UGR.
These mobility periods have a duration of 5 working days, during which the visiting lecturers must deliver 8 hours of teaching on official studies in their field of knowledge.
The UGR currently maintains agreements with partner countries such as Thailand, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Tunisia, the Philippines, Lebanon, Egypt, Myanmar, Armenia, Moldova, Uzbekistan, China, India, Morocco, etc.
Applicants must first contact the international relations office at their home university to communicate their interest in participating in the programme. The home university will then select and officially nominate the candidates by sending a proposal to @email.
Nominees must then follow the steps provided in the following document:
Related documents:
Other funding opportunities
- Coimbra Group: Scholarships for young researchers. Three programmes:
- Sub-Saharan Africa
- Latin America
- European Neighbourhood
- AUIP: The Iberoamerican University Association for Postgraduate Studies (AUIP) has a scholarship programme for postgraduate students, lecturers and researchers in Ibero-America.
- Carolina Foundation: it offers grants to master’s, doctoral and postgraduate students, as well as to lecturers and researchers in Ibero-America.
Research stay
If you wish to undertake a research stay as a researcher from foreign universities, you should directly contact the Department or Research Group you are interested in and present your work plan, along with your CV and information about the scholarship program that would finance your stay. By doing so, you can request them to assess the feasibility of your proposal. If an agreement is reached, the department or research group may send you a pre-acceptance letter.
Once you have obtained your acceptance letter, please contact our International Welcome Centre (welcome@ugr.es) to register and grant you access to university services. We also advise you to read our guide for international researchers, which you can find below.
VERY IMPORTANT: If you are an undergraduate or master's student and wish to undertake a research stay, you must follow the steps stipulated on the webpage dedicated to international students wishing to undertake stays at UGR.
International Welcome Centre (IWC)
If you need any additional information or assistance for your stay you can also contact our International Welcome Centre and consult our comprehensive Guide for International Researchers.