The Chemical Sciences Degree Course supports and encourages the international mobility of its students, offering the opportunity to spend periods of study and internship abroad. International mobility is a unique opportunity to enrich the quality of academic training and to improve the student skills.

Erasmus + is the European Union Program for Education, Training, Youth and Sport 2014/2020 and is structured as follows:

ERASMUS FOR STUDIES

The Erasmus for studies mobility program allows you to attend courses and support your academic curriculum exams, or undertake studies for the preparation of the experimental thesis by conducting a study period ranging from 3 to 12 months at an European university.

ERASMUS FOR TRAINEESHIP

The Erasmus for traineeship mobility program allows you to spend periods of research or internship at a public or private structure for a period ranging from 2 to 6 months.

The students of the Master's Degree in Chemistry can choose between the foreign partners identified by a bilateral agreement between the teaching professor of the Chemical Sciences Department and the host country. The list of active exchanges and promoters for Erasmus 2017-2018 is listed in the table

The activity to be carried out at European Universities must be agreed with the promoter of the exchange and the teaching structure by signing the Learning Agreement. At the end of the mobility period, the student will submit a request to the CdS for the recognition of activities abroad.

Each year, the Erasmus Mobility Grants Program is available on the University's website at:

http://www.unina.it/didattica/opportunita-studenti/erasmus/programma

For direct information contact:

International Relations Office:

Referent to the Department of Chemical Sciences

Concetta Pellegrino

concetta.pellegrino@unina.it;

The Delegate Erasums of the Department of Chemical Sciences:

Dr. Annalisa Guaragna

E-mail: annalisa.guaragna@unina.it

Erasmus Commission of the Department of Chemical Sciences:

Dr. Annalisa Guaragna, Prof. Luigi Paduano, Dr. Marinella Rotondo