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Academic Mobility Coordinators

Coordinators are responsible, in the scope of the corresponding center, of the academic aspects of mobility, of the interlocution between students and institutions with which agreements are made and with the International Center.

Please check below the name and the contact information of your mobility coordinator.

If you enter a subject you will see: its content, the semester in which it is taught (1Q = first semester, 2Q = second semester, Anual=annual subject), the schedules (dilluns = Monday, dimarts = Tuesday, dimecres = Wednesday, dijous = Thursday, divendres = Friday) and accessing See working groups you can check the language of teaching (CAT = Catalan, CAS = Spanish, ANG = English) and the classroom.

Course catalogue

Check here who your mobility coordinator is:

School of Architecture (ETSA)

Incoming mobility: Mandatory: A B1 level certificate in Spanish is required to take courses in the Bachelor's Degree in Architecture.

Outgoing mobility: Students must have passed 50% of the credits at the time of mobility.

School of Engineering (ETSE)

General coordinator of the School
Outgoing mobility

Bachelor's Degree in Computer engineering

Double degree in Biotechnology and Computer Engineering

Bachelor's Degree in Techniques for Developing Web and Mobiles Applications

Double degree in Business Administration and Management and in Techniques for Developing Web and Mobiles Applications

Master’s degreee in Computer Security Engineering and Artificial Intelligence

Master’s degreee in Computational Engineering and Mathematics 
Incoming mobility
The subjects of the Master's Degree in Computational Engineering and Mathematics and Master in Artificial Intelligence can't be chosen by exchange students, since they are virtual subjects coordinated by several universities.

Bachelor's Degree in Electronic and Automation Engineering

Double degree in Electrical Engineering and Electronic, Industrial and Automatic Engineering 

Master’s degree in Industrial Engineering

Master's degree in Electric Vehicle Technologies

Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering

Double degree in Electrical Engineering and Electronic, Industrial and Automatic Engineering

Bachelor's Degree in Biomedical Engineering

Bachelor's Degree in Telecommunication Systems and Services Engineering

Double degree in Biomedical Engineering and in Telecommunication Systems and Services Engineering

Master's degree in Health Data Science

Bachelor’s Degree in Mathematical and Physical Engineering

School of Chemical Engineering (ETSEQ)

Movilidad entrante: Requerimento lingüístico obligatorio:

  • English B1 for undergraduate subjects
  • English B2 for master's subjects
  • Check the language of instruction in the link for each course..

Movilidad saliente: Students must have completed a minimum of 60 credits at the time of submitting the application.

Faculty of Education Sciences and Psychology (FCEP)

Infant Education, Social Education and traineeships at Spanish schools abroad
Primary Education and Pedagogy
Double degree in Infant Education and Primary Education
Psychology 

Outgoing mobility:

  • All study programmes: At the time of awarding places, the knowledge of languages ​​related to the place being bid will be assessed. As a guide, for all mobilitats we recommend a minimum level (A2 or B1) of English or the language of the destination.
  • Infant and Primary: Mobility must be carried out in the calendar year of the FCEP (September-December for the practicum II and general-April for the practicum I).
  • SICUE: The SICUE programme is not intended for the mobilization of practices. Remember that you must register 24 credits with a minimum and the internships do not reach this name of credits. Així, you must enroll subjects in order to reach 24 credits. In the case of enrolling in internships, you must be here in person when these begin (end of September or end of class, second semester).

Incoming mobility:

  • All subjects in the Faculty of Education and Psychology are taught in Spanish/Catalan, so a B1 level of Spanish or Catalan is recommended for exchange students who wish to pursue studies at this faculty during their mobility period.
  • A C1 level certificate in Spanish is required to take subjects in the Master's Degree in General Health Psychology.

Faculty of Legal Sciences (FCJ)

Outgoing mobility
  • Outgoing students must have passed their first year at the time of the mobility.
  • For international mobility: All students must prove their language level, through an official certificate or the level test from the Language Service.
  • The FCJ (URV) internship regulations establish that in order to be able to carry out curricular external internships, students must have passed 70% of the total credits required to obtain the degree at the time of starting the internship. And in order to be able to carry out extracurricular external internships, they must have a valid registration at the URV and must have passed 120 credits of the total required to obtain the degree at the time of starting the internship. Double degree students must have passed 173 credits. For extracurricular internships, the maximum duration of the internship will be 750 hours (exceptionally, it may be increased to 1,000 hours).
Incoming mobility

Mandatory language requirement: A B1 level certificate in Spanish is required to take subjects in the Degrees in Law, Social Work and Labor Relations and Employment.

Useful information for exchange students 

Faculty of Business and Economics (FEE)

Outgoing mobility

Mobility for studies: Students must have passed all of the first year credits at the time of the mobility.

Mobility for traineeships: in accordance with the Internship Regulations, it can only be in the extracurricular modality and must meet the following requirements:

  1. The student must have passed 50% of the credits of their degree at the time of signing the agreement.
  2. Internships must be remunerated. The minimum amount can be consulted on the Faculty's website.
  3. Hour/day limits apply depending on the subjects enrolled by the student (if they are taken simultaneously with the internship).
Mobilitat Entrant

Mandatory language requirement: A B1 level certificate of English is required to be able to take subjects taught in English at this faculty.

Subjects taught in English

Faculty of Oenology (FE)

Outgoing mobility: Undergraduate students must have completed a minimum of 60 credits at the time of application.

Faculty of Nursing (FI)

Progames internacionals (Erasmus, MOU, Aurora, ISEP)

Outgoing mobility:

  • Only students who are in their 4th year of study at the time of the mobility can opt for an international mobility.
  • It is recommended that the mobility be carried out during the 1st semester (from September to December) and exceptionally in the second semester.
  • All students must prove their language level through an official certificate or the level test from the Language Service.

Incoming mobility:

  • Mandatory language requirement: A B1 level certificate of Spanish is required to be able to take subjects in the Degree in Nursing.
Programa SICUE

Outgoing mobility:

  • SICUE: SICUE mobility is scheduled for students who are in their 4th year.
  • The Final Degree Project must be carried out at the URV.
  • Mobility is subject to the availability of places to carry out clinical internships at the destination universities.

Faculty of Arts (FLL)

Contacte Ensenyament / Àmbit (enllaç a la guia docent) Requeriments pels estudiants de mobilitat
English Studies

Outgoing mobility:

  • Students must have passed all of their first-year credits at the time of their mobility.
  • To take subjects in English, they must have a command of English equivalent to level B2 or higher (Common European Framework of Reference). To take subjects in a language other than English, a B1 level in the language in which the subject is taught must be proven.
  • Undergraduate students who do extracurricular internships must have passed 50% of the total credits in the curriculum.

Incoming mobility:

  • A B2 level certificate in English is required to take subjects belonging to the Degree in English (first and second year) and a C1 level in English is required to take subjects belonging to the Degree in English (third and fourth year) and the Master's in Translation and Professional Teaching English-Spanish and the Master's in Acquisition of English as a Foreign Language / Second Language.
Bachelor's Degree in Anthropology and Human Evolution

Outgoing mobility:

  • Students must have passed all of their first-year credits at the time of their mobility.
  • Undergraduate students who do extracurricular internships must have passed 50% of the total credits in the curriculum.
History and Archaeology

Outgoing mobility:

  • Students must have passed all of their first-year credits at the time of their mobility.
  • Undergraduate students who do extracurricular internships must have passed 50% of the total credits in the curriculum.
Catalan Language and Literature

Outgoing mobility:

  • Students must have passed all of their first-year credits at the time of their mobility.
  • Undergraduate students who do extracurricular internships must have passed 50% of the total credits in the curriculum.
Hispanic Language and Literature

Outgoing mobility:

  • Students must have passed all of their first-year credits at the time of their mobility.
  • Undergraduate students who do extracurricular internships must have passed 50% of the total credits in the curriculum.

Incoming mobility:

  • A certificate of level B1 of Spanish language is required to be able to take subjects of the Bachelor's Degree in Hispanic Language and Literature and a certificate of level C1 of Spanish language to be able to take subjects of the Master in Language Teaching: Spanish as a Foreign Language and Master in Professional English-Spanish Translation.
Communication studies (Erasmus i MOU)

Outgoing mobility:

  • Students must have passed all of their first-year credits at the time of their mobility.
  • In the application time, you must have completed 100 credits (i.e., be enrolled at least in the third year of your degree). Mobility may be carried out from the fourth year. Master's students are not subject to this requirement.
  • When making the application, you must include your updated academic transcript.
  • Students who wish to apply for international mobility and do not have a certificate of level comparable to the Common Framework of Reference for Languages ​​of the Council of Europe (scale from A1 to C2) must take a level test (French if destinations in France are requested, Italian for Italy and English for the rest of the countries). Some universities require a minimum level and, if the student does not achieve it in the level test, they must prove that they are studying to achieve it before the stay.
  • Undergraduate students who do extracurricular internships must have passed 50% of the total credits in the curriculum.

Incoming mobility:

  • Please note that, if you are not a Communication Studies student at your home university, you are not allowed to choose subjects from the degrees in Advertising and Public Relations, Journalism and Audiovisual Communication or the Master in Strategic Communication at the URV.
  • A B1 level of Spanish language is required to attend the courses taught in this Bachelor's degree. A B2 level of Spanish language is required to attend the courses taught in this master's degree.
Communication studies (SICUE)

Outgoing mobility:

  • Students must have passed all of their first-year credits at the time of their mobility.
  • In the application time, you must have completed 100 credits (i.e., be enrolled at least in the third year of your degree). Mobility may be carried out from the fourth year. Master's students are not subject to this requirement.
  • When making the application, you must include your updated academic transcript.
  • Undergraduate students who do extracurricular internships must have passed 50% of the total credits in the curriculum.

Incoming mobility:

  • Please note that, if you are not a Communication Studies student at your home university, you are not allowed to choose subjects from the degrees in Advertising and Public Relations, Journalism and Audiovisual Communication or the Master in Strategic Communication at the URV.

Medical Anthropology and Global Health

Outgoing mobility:

  • Students must have passed all of their first-year credits at the time of their mobility.
  • Undergraduate students who do extracurricular internships must have passed 50% of the total credits in the curriculum.

Incoming mobility:

  • A B1 level of Spanish language is required to attend subjects belonging to this master's degree.
Urban Anthropology, Migrations and Social Intervention

Outgoing mobility:

  • Students must have passed all of their first-year credits at the time of their mobility.
  • Undergraduate students who do extracurricular internships must have passed 50% of the total credits in the curriculum.

Incoming mobility:

  • A B1 level of Spanish language is required to attend subjects belonging to this master's degree.
Quaternary Archaeology and Human Evolution

Outgoing mobility:

  • Students must have passed all of their first-year credits at the time of their mobility.
  • Undergraduate students who do extracurricular internships must have passed 50% of the total credits in the curriculum.

Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences (FMCS)

Outgoing mobility: At the time of application, students cannot have failed subjects.
Incoming mobility: Mandatory language requirement: A B2 level certificate in Spanish is required to be able to take subjects in the Degrees in Medicine, Physiotherapy and Human Nutrition and Dietetics.

Faculty of Chemistry (FQ)

Outgoing mobility:

  • Undergraduate students: Students must have completed a minimum of 60 credits at the time of application.

Faculty of Tourism and Geography (FTG)

Tourism

Outgoing mobility:

  • Undergraduate students must have passed all of the first-year credits at the time of the mobility.
  • For international mobility: All students must prove their language level through an official certificate or the level test from the Language Service.

Incoming mobility:


Geography and Territorial Planning

Outgoing mobility:

  • Undergraduate students must have passed all of the first-year credits at the time of the mobility.
  • For international mobility: All students must prove their language level through an official certificate or the level test from the Language Service.

Incoming mobility:

Centre d'Estudis Superiors de l'Aviació (CESDA)

Escola Universitària de la Salut i l'Esport, Terres de l'Ebre (EUSES-TE)

Outgoing mobility: Students who wish to undertake mobility must have completed a minimum of 60 credits at the time of application.

ESIC Bussiness & Marketing School

Centre d'Estudis Universitaris IGEMA

 Outgoing mobility: 

  • Students must have completed 120 credits at the time of the mobility.
  • It is recommended that the mobility be carried out during the 2nd semester (February to June/July) of the third year.