CEEPUS II Site (R3.11.11/24.03.2010)

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List of available destinations
Creating and submitting a mobility application
Teaching hrs
Eligible persons for a CEEPUS grant
Obligations of a CEEPUS scholarship holder

List of available destinations
F:	I only see a few networks on my mobility desktop and my desired destination is not among them. I thought I could go everywhere in the CEEPUS countries.
A:	You only see networks that your university is participating in. Where you can apply for depends on whether your university has agreed on exchange with your desired host destination. What you can do: check your desktop again before NOV 15, which is the deadline for Summer Term. There might have been some re-allocation and you might find your desired host institution. If this is not a case, you might consider applying as Freemover.

Creating and submitting a mobility application
F:	What is the difference between Network Mobility, Freemovers and Thematic Network Freemovers?
A:	Network mobility are students and teachers exchanged among the partner institutions of a network. Freemovers are students and teachers that want to be exchanged outside a network. PLEASE NOTE that with CEEPUS you have much better chances to receive a grant as network mobility. Freemovers can only be served if there are months "left over" by the networks. Thematic Network Freemovers are a special case: before SEE countries joined CEEPUS, several CEEPUS countries supplied extra scholarship months for students and teachers to and from SEE countries and donor countries. For 07/08 only CZ (Czech Republic) and HU (Hungary) are offering a total of 10 month each. Eligible for 07/08 are students and teachers from these countries and from BiH (Bosnia and Herzegovina). Documents that Freemovers need to upload to their application can be found here... FREEMOVER LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE host institution students FREEMOVER LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION- home institution students

Teaching hrs
F:	What exactly do I have to do in order to obtain a teacher scholarship?
A:	You will have to teach 6hrs for each 5 workdays you spend in the host country. You will have to enter the exact title and respective hrs and if possible also the ECTS credits of your teaching activities in your mobility application prior to receiving the grant.

Eligible persons for a CEEPUS grant
F:	Who is eligible for a CEEPUS grant?
A:	Citizens of a CEEPUS member state, holders of "equal status" documents, refugees and stateless persons if the following regulations are adhered to: • only applications for a CEEPUS activity defined in the CEEPUS II Agreement are eligible; • no double grants shall be allowed (i.e. simultaneously receiving two grants in the host country) • student applicants should submit a proof of full-time student status (upload document) • proof of "equal status" should be required (upload document) • students should be required to apply to the National CEEPUS Offices in the country where they hold full-time student status • double citizenship: applicants should be required to decide on the status used when first lodging their application and use it throughout the procedure; • teachers applying for a CEEPUS grant should be employed full-time by a university and included in a CEEPUS activity.

Obligations of a CEEPUS scholarship holder
F:	What are the obligations of a CEEPUS scholarship holder?
A:	Please follow this link to find out: Obligations of a CEEPUS II Scholarship Holder