Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility (ICM) participants—including students and staff, have specific duties and liabilities designed to ensure the quality, safety, and academic recognition of their exchange. Key responsibilities include signing a Learning/Mobility Agreement, adhering to insurance requirements, and completing mandatory reporting.
Sign the Learning/Mobility Agreement: Students must sign a Learning Agreement (for studies or traineeships) and staff must sign a Mobility Agreement (for teaching or training) before the mobility begins. This document outlines the study program or work plan, learning outcomes, and recognition procedures.
Insurance Coverage: Participants must be insured against risks linked to their participation, including travel insurance (loss of luggage), third-party liability, accident/serious illness (including permanent/temporary incapacity), and death (including repatriation).
Mandatory Reporting (EU Survey): Upon completion of the mobility, participants are required to submit an online report (EU Survey) detailing their experience and information.
Mandatory Reporting (SQU Survey): Upon completion of the mobility, participants are required to submit an online report (SQU Survey) detailing their experience and information.
Adhere to Duration Requirements: For student mobility, the physical stay must last a minimum of 60 days (or 5 days for short-term doctoral mobility).
Visa/Residence Permit Compliance: Participants are responsible for obtaining necessary visas or residence permits for the host country, with guidance from the sending/receiving institutions.
Keep Proof of Travel: Participants should keep travel documents (tickets, boarding passes) to submit to the home institution, particularly for auditing purposes or to verify green travel incentives.
Grant Repayment (Recovery): If the participant fails to comply with the Grant Agreement—such as not fulfilling the minimum stay duration (60 days), not completing the required studies/work, or returning early without a valid excuse—they may be required to return the scholarship funds in full or in part.
Data Protection: Participants must ensure that any project-related information they handle complies with data protection regulations.