Mobility Programs: Internship grants generally last a maximum of three months per year of the thesis. This is sufficient time to achieve the international recognition for the degree. Both full-time and part-time students are eligible for these grants.

Number of hours: 480

Description:

Description: All parties involved in the training of doctoral students agree on the benefits of undertaking stays at other centers, which can also lead to obtaining the European or International Mention for the Doctoral Thesis and the Doctoral Degree. For this reason, the ULL contemplates and establishes a grant program for undertaking stays at other centers associated with the development of the doctoral thesis, and the doctoral school encourages students to do so. This is an annual call for applications, the regulatory bases of which can be found at the following website.
The purpose of the stay varies, but in general, the aim is for students to obtain training in experimental techniques complementary to their studies or in characterizations that are not possible at the original center. The procedure that regulates how to complete the procedures related to the application for the ULL International Mention can be found at here The student is required to complete this activity for 480 hours, which corresponds to a three-month stay at a foreign research center. This duration is established because grants for stays are generally awarded for a maximum of three months per year of the thesis. This time is sufficient to achieve the international recognition for the degree. Both full-time and part-time students are eligible for these grants.

Competencies: Competencies CB11-CB16, CA02-CA06 are worked on, according to the list of competencies in the title.

Nature: Optional, during the second or third year of the doctoral program.

Language: English

Control procedure: The grant is awarded on a competitive basis, so a report must be prepared detailing the activity to be carried out. Upon completion, a report signed by a researcher in charge of the recipient center must be submitted. This report is then reviewed by a scientific committee at the original center, ensuring oversight of the activity.