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EUPHRATES
Funded by the European Union

EUPHRATES
Call for applications guidelines
1st Cohort
Extension of the deadline to 07th February 2014
Deadline for applying: From 17th December 2013 until 30th January 2014

1. INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................ 2
2. GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS ............................................................ 2
3. TARGET GROUPS...................................................................................................... 2
4. TYPES OF MOBILITY ............................................................................................... 3
5. MOBILITY FLOWS .................................................................................................... 4
6. GRANT AMOUNTS .................................................................................................... 4
7. MOBILITY DURATIONS .......................................................................................... 4
8. APPLICATION PROCEDURE ................................................................................... 5
9. REQUIRED DOCUMENTS ........................................................................................ 5
10. SELECTION PROCESS ............................................................................................ 8
11. PRE-SELECTION AND SELECTION CRITERIA .................................................. 8
12. CRITERIA FOR EXCLUSION ................................................................................. 9
13. CALL FOR APPLICATIONS SCHEDULE ............................................................ 10

EUPHRATES – Erasmus Mundus Action 2 – Strand 1 – Lot 13 – Call for applications guidelines – 1st Cohort

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EUPHRATES
Funded by the European Union

1. INTRODUCTION
EUPHRATES is a project selected in the framework of the Erasmus Mundus programme, aiming at fostering cooperation in the field

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