INCOMING STAFF

Staff from partner institutions wishing to visit the University of West Attica for teaching or training should contact the Erasmus Office of their institution in order to be informed about their internal selection procedure. Eligibility for participation in the selection procedure is determined and subsequent selection is organized by the sending institution.

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INCOMING STAFF INTERNATIONAL MOBILITY ERASMUS+ ICM

LINK FOR STAFF – INTENATIONAL MOBILITY – STA – FOR TEACHING: A valid Inter-Institutional Agreement between UniWA and Partner University is necessary in order to participate. Staff Mobility for Teaching also requires at least eight (8) hours per week of teaching at the Partner University.

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LINK FOR STAFF – INTENATIONAL MOBILITY – STT – FOR TRAINING: A valid Inter-Institutional Agreement between UniWA and Partner University is necessary in order to participate. There is an open call for applications 2 times per year by Erasmus+/ICM Programme.

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ERASMUS+ TRAINEESHIP

If you are interested in participating in the Erasmus+ programme and spending an Erasmus+ period in the University of West Attica (UNIWA) for traineeship, as an Exchange Erasmus+ student, at first you must contact the international office of your home University. Afterward, the applicant must contact our office, in order to receive specific and explicit instructions on how to download and fill in the application documents. As soon as the exchange is approved by both Universities, the Home University, and the Host University (University of West Attica), the exchange is officially confirmed.

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Visit of Professor João Paulo Ferreira Delgado through the Erasmus Classical Mobility Programme at the Department of Early Childhood Education and Care

The visit to the University of West Attica took place during the third week of October, in partnership with the Department of Early Childhood Education and Care. In addition to the lecture on School management and leadership, a workshop was held entitled “Foster Care in Pictures Books for Children”, which had the active collaboration of undergraduate students. I also had meetings of sharing and comparing the curricula of both institutions and child protection systems, studying possibilities of developing projects in the future.

The Greek colleagues who organized the visit were very available and welcoming, highlighting Ass. Prof. Maria Hatzigianni, Dr Christina Sotiriou and Dr Stella Retsiou. The objectives of this short experience of mobility were thus achieved allowing for personal and professional experience, the exchange of social and cultural experiences and the deepening of institutional cooperation.

All the best

Paulo