Studying at a university abroad for one to two semesters for full-time students, in particular:

• Students on the basis of an inter-university agreement on direct cooperation

• Students participating in joint PhD programmes – taking into account joint degrees, double degrees, and cotutelle

• Students in a master’s study programme completing a stay as “free movers”

• Students in a PhD study programme completing a stay as “free movers” especially:

- in connection with reciprocity

- with regard to a long-term exchange

- with a presentation of their own research results

For students in a PhD study programme, the entire stay abroad must be an integral part of their curriculum. For students in a master’s study programme, the stay abroad must be at least partially reflected in their curriculum.

International students studying at Charles University

• Students on the basis of an inter-university agreement on cooperation

• Full-time students of PhD and master’s programmes of study taking into account joint programmes – joint degrees, double degrees, cotutelle, and “free movers”

Stays of international university employees or researchers at the university

• Introducing innovative elements into instruction

• Expanding the current state of instruction in a specific subject area

• Working in several faculties at Charles University

• Preparing a CU workplace for participating in a joint international project

• An employee from a university abroad working at Charles University as a part of a sabbatical

• A short-term lecture or research stay at Charles University

Short-term scientific or research stays abroad

especially:

• as part of preparing a joint programme (especially a PhD programme) with a prestigious institution abroad

This does not apply to trips relating to conferences, seminars, congresses, etc. A stay must be for at least three weeks.