Outgoing Academic Mobility of Higher Education Students
(Outgoing student mobility)

International Academy of Ecology and Medicine actively supports international student mobility, which is one of the key principles of the Bologna Process. Academic mobility promotes the expansion of educational opportunities, integration into the European educational space, and increases the competitiveness of our graduates.

📚 Mobility for Bachelor Students

Students of the first (bachelor’s) level of higher education have the opportunity to complete a semester (annual) study at a partner university abroad. Such experience is an important element of student’s academic development, is recognized within their individual curriculum and forms their individual educational trajectory (IET).

ECTS credits obtained during study abroad are transferred on the basis of a pre-agreed learning agreement and appropriate recognition procedures.

🎓 Mobility for Master Students

MAEM provides opportunities for study abroad for students of the second (master’s) level as well. This can be either a study semester at a partner institution or participation in short-term programs.

✈️ Internships Abroad

Students can also complete international internships within programs, particularly Erasmus+, gaining valuable professional experience in an international environment. Such internships do not replace full academic mobility but are an important addition to studies.

📌 Benefits of Academic Mobility

• Expanding academic horizons
• Improving language skills in real environment
• Developing independence and responsibility
• Gaining global perspective
• Building international network of professional contacts
• Increasing competitiveness in the job market

Rules for participation in academic mobility programs are outlined in the relevant MAEM Regulations.