Short-term mobility (incoming)

Short-Term Study Mobility at Mykolas Romeris University (MRU)

Mykolas Romeris University provides short-term academic mobility opportunities for students from partner universities. These programmes are designed to promote international collaboration, intercultural learning, and intensive study experiences. Students can participate through Erasmus+ Blended Intensive Programmes (BIPs) or ERUA Alliance short-term mobilities.

Erasmus+ Blended Intensive Programmes (BIPs)

BIPs offer students short, intensive, and collaborative learning experiences. Each programme includes a mandatory on-site period at MRU along with a virtual component. They aim to foster international cooperation, teamwork, and innovative learning approaches. Participation helps students develop both academic and intercultural competencies.

Information about implemented and announced BIPs at MRU is available here.

For information regarding the management of Blended intensive programmes including their partnerships and participants in higher education projects in Beneficiary module, please see the pages Blended Intensive Programmes in KA131 Higher Education projects, Mobility activities in KA131 Higher Education projects and Mobility activities in KA171-HED projects for details. 

European Reform University Alliance (ERUA)

ERUA short-term mobility opportunities allow students from partner universities to join interdisciplinary courses or seminars hosted by MRU or other ERUA partner institutions. These mobilities are designed to broaden perspectives, support research-based learning, and help students build connections across Europe.

If your home university has nominated you for BIP or ERUA short-term mobility with an on-site component at MRU, you can find instructions on how to apply and participate  here

Practical information for short-term mobility participants (Welcome Guide for Students), on arrival and stay at MRU, is available here.

Learning Agreement for Short-Term Mobility

•  If your home university uses a digital Learning Agreement system, please create and submit your Digital Learning Agreement through your home university’s used system or using  Online (digital) Learning Agreement (OLA) whenever possible. Once signed by the home university, the agreement will be shared with MRU through the Erasmus Without Paper (EWP) network or the respective digital system. More info in the description of preparing and signing the Learning Agreement. 
•  If your home university does not use a digital Learning Agreement system, you may submit a manually signed Learning Agreement in PDF format using  a standard template of Learning agreement for short-term mobility