About: Mobility rules

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The Erasmus Mundus ChEMoinformatics+ Masters Course involves a minimum of two mobility periods during the two years of the programme. The first year being located in the same site, the second mobility can be between the third and the fourth semester. In total, the student must have visited at least three countries for a minimum stay of one semester in each. The home country counts as one of these countries.

A student may start at his/her home university; in this case, he/she will be obliged to do a mobility between the third and fourth semester. The internship period may be outside the consortium or even outside the European Union.

Here are some scenarios to help understand the above rules.

Scenario 1
A Belgian student enrols in the Chemoinformatics and Materials Informatics track. The first year is in Bar-Ilan, the third semester is in Strasbourg and he does an internship in Ireland. He visited four countries: Belgium, Israel, France and Ireland.

Scenario 2
A German student enrols in the Chemoinformatics for Biophysical and Computational Chemistry track. The first year is in Ljubljana, the third semester is in Strasbourg and he does an internship in Germany. He visited three countries: Germany, Slovenia and France.

Scenario 3
A Ukrainian student enrols in the Ultra Large Chemical Library Design and Virtual Screening track. The first year is in Kyiv, the third semester is in Strasbourg and he does an internship in Milan. He visited three countries: Ukraine, France and Italy.

Scenario 4
A French student enrols in the In Silico Design of Bioactive Molecules track. The first year is in Milan, the third semester is in Paris and he does an internship in Japan. He has visited three countries: France, Italy and Japan.

Scenario 5
A Polish student enrols in the Chemoinformatics for Organic Chemistry track. The first year is in Lisbon, the third semester is in Strasbourg and he does an internship in France. He has visited three countries: Poland, Portugal and France.