The application round is open for FORTHEM collective and individual short-term mobilities that take place between September 2024 and February 2025
Collective Short-Term Mobilities
FORTHEM collective short-term mobilities are intensive programmes organised in our FORTHEM partner universities. The selected students will receive a grant for mobilities that take place outside of Finland. You can also apply for collective short-term mobilities that is organized by JYU but it is not possible to receive a grant for participating to these. It is however an excellent opportunity to get international experience on your home campus!
Individual Short-Term Mobilities
Students can also go on an individual short-term mobility to a FORTHEM university. The programme enables students to carry out an individual research stay of max. five days at a FORTHEM university. During the individual mobility, the student will be supported by a mentoring professor from the host university. Students have to organise their stay themselves, from finding a mentoring professor to organising their travel and accommodation. Note that finding a mentor is a prerequisite for the application but it does not guarantee that you will be selected for the iSTM.
Grants to help covering the approximate costs of your travel, accommodation and living expenses while abroad are also provided to students who go on individual short-term mobilities.
General information
- You can apply for a maximum of two mobilities.
- Those who have not participated in a FORTHEM mobility previously will be given priority.
- It is not possible to participate to a short-term mobility while you are on a student exchange.
- It is also possible to get credits for the FORTHEM short-term mobility courses or to apply for recognition.
Application form and deadline
The application deadline for both kind of mobilities is 8 April, 2024.
Further details on the collective short-term mobilities and application form:
Further details on the individual short-term mobilities and application form:
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Student mobility grants cannot be paid to a person who has a full-time-, part-time- or hourly-paid employment contract with JYU due to the Finnish Income Tax Act and the instructions by the tax administration.
Contact us
Do you have questions about internationalisation and student exchange? You can get guidance and answers on student exchange through Help JYU.
