Outgoing Students

The University of Sassari offers various international mobility opportunities for outgoing students, including Erasmus+ programs for study and traineeship, International Credit Mobility (ICM), Blended Intensive Programmes (BIP), and the Ulisse program for mobility to non-EU countries. Students can participate in study or traineeship periods abroad, with ECTS credit recognition, administrative and financial support, and access to annual calls specific to each program.

• Erasmus+ for study (SMS) 

It allows UniSS students to spend a period of study (from 2 to 12 months) at European partner universities. Students attend courses, take exams and earn ECTS credits recognised by the University of Sassari through a Learning Agreement.

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• Erasmus+ for traineeship (SMT)

It allows students to undertake a traineeship (2-12 months) in companies, institutions or research centres in Europe. The experience is formalised by a Learning Agreement for Traineeship and recognised by the Department, with support for paperwork, insurance and tutoring.

• Ulisse (extra-UE) 

It offers UniSS students the opportunity to study, complete a traineeship or write a thesis in non-European countries for periods ranging from 30 days to 6 months. The programme includes a selection process, a Learning or Training Agreement, language tests and partial financial support.

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To participate in international mobility programmes, students must be regularly enrolled in a degree programme at the University of Sassari and maintain administrative compliance. In addition, they must have the language level required by the university or host institution, which may vary depending on the destination and type of mobility (study or traineeship). Language proficiency is assessed through recognised certifications or specific language tests.

The Department of Chemical, Physical, Mathematical and Natural Sciences has set up an incentive scheme for students enrolled in degree programmes participating in the Erasmus+ programme.
This scheme provides for:

academic recognition (bonus points on the degree mark), defined specifically for each degree programme.

a financial contribution, funded by the International Relations Office and awarded by the Department's Internationalisation Committee, based on the criteria described below.

1. Number of credits acquired (ECTS/CFU) in relation to the actual duration of mobility:
- Credits obtained through exams are counted in full
- Credits obtained through internships or theses are counted at 50%, considering the different nature and difficulty of acquisition

2. Priority criteria in case of a tie:
- In the event of a tie, priority will be given to students who have obtained a higher number of ECTS/CFU credits relating to compulsory training activities on their degree programme, again in relation to the actual days of mobility.

The actual duration of mobility is certified by the International Relations Office.
Based on the information provided by the Office, no more than 45% of eligible students will be able to benefit from the financial contribution.