Outgoing mobility
The University of Turin offers numerous international programs and provides students from all over the world with the opportunity of an international educational path. Find out about international relations at UniTo.
Erasmus+ mobility for study
The Erasmus+ Programme for study allows students to spend a period of study, traineeship, and/or thesis research at an institution in one of the European countries that has signed a bilateral agreement within the Erasmus Programme with the Departments of the University of Turin.
At the partner institutions, it will be possible to:
- attend courses
- take the related exams
- carry out a traineeship period
- conduct research for the final thesis
- obtain recognition of the academic activities completed abroad within the UniTO degree programme, thanks to the ECTS (European Credit Transfer System)
Every year, the University of Turin publishes a call for applications aimed at students who wish to take part in the Erasmus+ study programme.
After the call is published, you can attend information sessions to learn more about the details of the Erasmus+ for Study call and the opportunities it offers.
For more information regarding the active Erasmus Mobility Call, check the UniTo website page Erasmus+ and apply within the deadline.
If you are an international student and you are struggling with filling in the application, contact your buddy.
Erasmus+ Traineeship
Within the framework of the Erasmus+ Programme, the Erasmus+ Traineeship project allows university students to undertake curricular, extracurricular, or post-graduation internships at companies, training centres, and research institutions based abroad, providing financial support to cover part of the expenses incurred during the traineeship period.
Extra funding is available for traineeships, and you may be eligible for receiving and Erasmus+ grant for your travel and other subsistence expenses.
Every year, the School of Natural Sciences publishes a call for applications addressed to students who wish to take part in the Erasmus+ Traineeship project.
For more information regarding the active Erasmus Traineeship Mobility Call, check the UniTo website page Erasmus+ Traineeship and apply within the deadline.
Erasmus+ BIP
The Erasmus+ Blended Intensive Programme (BIP) offers students an innovative international learning experience that combines online collaboration with a short period of in-person mobility abroad. Organized in cooperation with leading European universities, the programme brings together students from different countries to work on interdisciplinary topics related to biology, biotechnology, pharmacy, nutrition, and health sciences. Participants have the opportunity to attend lectures and workshops, engage with international academic staff and professionals, develop teamwork and intercultural communication skills, and explore real-world career opportunities in an international environment.
The BIP “Your Career Opportunities Worldwide in the Fields of Pharmacy, Biotechnology, Nutrition and Dietetics” offers students an international and interdisciplinary learning experience developed in collaboration with Universidad CEU San Pablo in Madrid and Université Paris-Saclay in Paris. The programme is open to third-year students in Biological Sciences and first- and second-year students in Food Science and Human Nutrition, as well as students in Pharmacy-related degree programmes. Through a combination of online collaborative activities (COIL projects) and international mobility, participants engage with students, academics, and professionals from different European countries, exploring career opportunities in the fields of pharmacy, biotechnology, nutrition, and dietetics.
Erasmus+ Partner Countries
The Erasmus+ Partner Countries KA171 programme offers students, doctoral candidates, and staff the opportunity to undertake an international mobility experience at universities outside the European Union through inter-institutional agreements established by the University of Turin with partner universities worldwide. The programme aims to promote international cooperation, academic excellence, intercultural exchange, and the development of professional, linguistic, and digital skills through study, traineeship, and research activities abroad. Participants benefit from financial support provided by the Erasmus+ programme, including mobility grants and travel contributions, while gaining valuable international academic and professional experience in a global context.
Erasmus+ for people with disabilities/special needs
The Erasmus+ Programme pays particular attention to students and staff on mobility whose physical, psychological, or general health conditions require support and assistance.
For up-to-date information on the services and assistance available, please refer to the Portal webpage: Erasmus+ for people with disabilities/special needs.
Further information: International office-Hub of Natural Sciences.