Escuela Superior de Diseño Región de Murcia

The School | ERASMUS | ERASMUS CHARTER 2020-2027  |Graphic Design | Interior Design | Fashion Design | Product Design

ERASMUS + | Our Expertise

We have been developing the ERASMUS programme since 2007, the date on which the Higher School of Art and Design obtained the Extended Erasmus Charter. In 2010, the Higher School of Art and Design of Murcia became the Art School of Murcia, and the Higher School of Design of the Region of Murcia was created. Until 2012 the two schools have developed the programme under the sponsors of the same charter, which has allowed both students and teachers to benefit from ERASMUS scholarships for training in European institutions and internship grants in European companies. As of 2012, the School of Design of the Region has an ERASMUS EXTENDED Charter.

The School of Design is the depositary of the Extended Erasmus Charter (Extended Erasmus University Charter) with the accreditation number E MURCIA41 since November 2011. This document endorses us to make mobilities for studies for students in institutions within formal higher education with bilateral agreements, mobilities of students for internships in companies (including transnational stays of students in companies) and stays for professors in other institutions, both for teaching classes and for receiving training.

Actions in which the ERASMUS programme is specified/COVERING AREAS

• Mobility of students for study purposes (SMS)
• Student Stays in Companies (SMP)
• Teacher Mobility for teaching purposes
• Teacher and non-teaching staff mobility for training purposes

STUDY AGREEMENTS | European Higher Education Institutions AGREEMENTS

PRACTICE AGREEMENTS | European Companies / enterprise agreements

DEPARTMENT OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS | DEPARTMENT STAFF

• Miguel Ángel Aznar Aznar / Head of Dept.

The Department of International Relations is responsible for the coordination and dissemination of the ERASMUS Program and the Centre's International Promotion. Among others, it carries out the following tasks:

• Document management (Erasmus Extended Charter, bilateral agreements with institutions, necessary documentation for students who receive the Erasmus scholarship)
• Regular communication with foreign institutions
• Regular communication with students (incoming and outgoing)
• Review and completion of academic documentation (Learning Agreements, adaptation of ECTS credits, certificates of reception and exit of students etc.)
• Counselling and guidance of teachers and students (selection of documents, personalised information on the host institutions, contact between students and teachers who have lived the Erasmus experience previously)
• Selection of SMS and SMP students

ORIENTATIONAL CALENDAR:

• INFORMATIVE MEETING/November
• Student and Teacher APPLICATIONS/December
• PUBLICATION OF PROVISIONAL LISTING OF SELECTED CANDIDATES/January
• CLAIMS/three working days from the publication of the provisional list
• RESOLUTION OF CLAIMS AND PUBLICATION OF FINAL LIST OF SELECTED CANDIDATES/seven working days from the publication of the provisional list
• FORMALISATION OF REGISTRATION/ten business days from the publication of the final list. In the event that a selected student resigns or does not formalise their registration, the scholarship will be awarded to students on the waiting list according to their score.

STUDENT SELECTION CRITERIA: