Long-term student mobility programs allow the student to study part of their degree outside the School and have the grades obtained at the host university validated in their academic record.
Learn more about long-term program offerings and announcements here.

Short-term international student mobility programs allow students to enjoy short international experiences and provide educational and personal enrichment for the students. The offering available within these programs is defined on an annual basis and may vary from year to year. Learn more about short-term program offerings and announcements here.

Erasmus+ Study for students

Student mobility program for periods of between 3 and 10 months, which allows students to take part of their degree studies at a European university.

Erasmus+ Traineeship for students

Student mobility program that allows the student or recent graduate to do a traineeship at a company, school, research center or organization in another European country.

Erasmus+ Teaching (PDI)

With the Erasmus+ Teaching mobility program, teachers can spend time teaching at an Erasmus+ school or in an associated country. The teaching stay can be from a minimum of 2 days to a maximum of 2 months. The teaching activity must be a minimum of 8 hours per week (or shorter period of stay).

Erasmus+ Training (PDI and PAS)

With the Erasmus+ Teaching mobility program, teachers and support staff can spend time training at an Erasmus+ school or in an associated country or organization outside the sector in a country included in the program. The training period can be from a minimum of 2 days to a maximum of 2 months.
ERASMUS+ Teaching and Training Announcement PDI and PAS 2021-22.

More information about the Erasmus + program at this link.

The School has agreements with several universities outside the European Union, which allow students to take part of their degree studies at one of these universities.

Student mobility program for periods of between 3 and 10 months, which allows students to take part of their degree studies at a Spanish university.

The COIL projects (Collaborative Online International Learning) were started in the United States, at State University of New York: SUNY. The main goal of these COIL experiences is to connect students and faculty from different countries to exchange academic and research experiences. We define COIL-Blanquerna as a methodology to encourage online learning among participants from international communities.
The language of collaboration will depend on the schools and faculty members involved in each exchange. For example, successful COIL experiences have already been conducted at the FPCEE in Spanish, Portuguese, and English.

COIL-Blanquerna allows a first approach to the reality of other schools so that projects, publications or other outcomes can arise from these first experiences. These projects promote internationalization at home in a sustainable way, allowing students or faculty members who cannot travel to enjoy the experience of Internationalization while also developing their multilingual and intercultural skills.

COIL-Blanquerna promotes:

• Encouraging flexibility and openness to other realities
• Approaching diversity first hand with sound academic guidance
• Empowering global citizens
• Creating and expanding international networks
• Developing digital competence
• Developing creativity and teamwork skills
• Expanding and internationalizing teaching plans easily
• Promoting sustainable internationalization

COIL-Blanquerna examples:

Typically, the COIL experience begins with an exchange of class sessions prepared by the teachers involved. This first exchange can lead to other collaborations such as webinars, joint research projects between faculty or students (subjects, thesis, TFM...), class co-designs, virtual visits to schools, shared tutoring, exchanges of concrete experiences, synchronous classes and the possibility of expanding research contacts.

If you are interested in participating in a COIL-Blanquerna experience you can fill out this form.

Erasmus+ Study for students

Through the Erasmus+ Study mobility program, students can study in another European country. The duration of this study abroad stay is a minimum of two months and a maximum of twelve. Competitively awarded Erasmus+ scholarships can help cover the costs of this mobility program.
Announcement. Closed for the 2021-2022 academic year

Erasmus+ Traineeship for students

Through the Erasmus+ Traineeship student mobility program, students can do a traineeship at a company, school, research center or organization in another European country. The duration of this study abroad stay is a minimum of two months and a maximum of twelve. Competitively awarded Erasmus+ scholarships help cover the costs of this mobility program.

Erasmus+ Teaching for faculty members

With the Erasmus+ Teaching mobility program, teachers can spend time teaching at an Erasmus+ school or in an associated country. The teaching stay can be from a minimum of 2 days to a maximum of 2 months. During the stay, the teaching activity must comprise a minimum of 8 hours per week (or shorter period of stay).

Erasmus+ Training for administrative and service staff

With the Erasmus+ Training mobility program, teachers and support staff can provide training at an Erasmus+ school or in an associated country or organization outside the sector in a country included in the program. The training period can be from a minimum of 2 days to a maximum of 2 months.

The School has established agreements with various institutions outside Europe, mostly in North and South America. This collaboration facilitates student exchanges to take subjects and/or do internships at associated centers, as well as research and/or training stays for teaching and support staff.

• Call for student mobility 2023-2024.

• Call for SICUE mobility 2023-2024.

• Results of the call for SICUE mobility 2023-2024.

• Call for Erasmus+Blended Intensive Programmes (BIPs) 2022-2023.

• Call for Erasmus+ Associate Countries mobility 2023-2024.

• Call for Erasmus+ traineeships 2023-2024.

• Call and application form: Erasmus+ South Africa project for faculty. Extended call.

• Call letter for faculty and staff 2022-2023.

• Call for Erasmus+ faculty and staff 2022-2023.

The School participates in the European Union's Erasmus Program, which allows students to spend a semester at a European university with an agreement with us. Click here for more information about the available universities.To access this, you must do so from your Blanquerna email account.

The School has agreements with several universities outside the European Union, where students can spend an academic semester as exchange students. Click here for more information on the universities available. To access this, you must do so from your Blanquerna email account.

This program offers the opportunity to spend a semester at a Spanish university as exchange student. For more information on the SICUE program for the 2022-2023 academic year, click here. To access this, you must do so from your Blanquerna email account.