FAMU maintains cooperation with a number of leading film schools. It is possible to apply for exchanges in the form of a standard LONG-TERM MOBILITIES others are in the form of so-called short-term mobilities lasting only 5-30 days.

Short-term mobilities in general are a novelty of the Erasmus+ program, which allows to promote and implement international mobility in a combination of physical and virtual activities. The aim is to support international connections of higher education institutions to jointly create programs for training, studying and teaching groups of students, academics or administrative staff using innovative approaches and digital tools.

• short-term traineeships (type of practical mobility) – currently they are conceived as extraordinary offers, intensive study programmes intended only for students of selected fields and lasting approximately 30 days (below), or organised festival visits (approx. 5 days) covered from programme Erasmus+
• Blended Intensive Programs (BIP, type of study mobility) – these are programs created with the joint participation of several educational institutions, which take place in the form of shorter intensive trainings;
  • FAMU can participate as a coordinator (creates and coordinates the program, accepts participants from participating institutions) or as a participant sending its participants

If you are interested in organizing or participating in the BIP, or creating a short-term mobility (i.e. intensive study programme or festival visit) for students from your department in the upcoming academic year, please fill out the following form (department representatives only). Deadline is always January 31st of the calendar year.

The Erasmus+ program is governed by the Rector's Decree No. 03/2024 on the institutional provision of the Erasmus+ program at the Academy of Performing Arts and the recognition of studies within the framework of foreign student mobility, which establishes the rights and obligations of the student.

BASIC CONDITIONS

• The student applies based on public calls (and their specific conditions)
• The participant must be a full-time student
  • it is possible to travel as part of a waiting for final exams or individual study plan
  • NOT as part of an interrupted study
• Participation in short-term mobility is part of the student's maximum of 12 months per study cycle
• Participation in short-term mobility does not affect future application for long-term mobility.
• Credits
  • If the mobility takes place as Blended Intensive Programme, the student must obtain at least 3 credits at the foreign institution
  • Short-term traineeships are without credit obligation – however, the possibility of credit assessment must be specified in the call and entered into the Learning Agreement before the start of the mobility

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FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTION

Unless defined otherwise, short-term mobilities and blende intensive programmes are covered by the Erasmus+ program.

The EU defines the basic rules for determining the amount of financial contributions. The contribution is understood as financing covering the increased living costs abroad, it is not a scholarship covering all the costs of a stay abroad and the financial participation of the student is assumed. Based on the conclusion of the participation contract, the student receives a contribution that is the same for all students leaving the Czech Republic.

As of 1 January 2024, the Erasmus financial contribution will be paid only in EUR. Students are required to open an account in this currency.

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