The School of Computing (RAF) welcomes opportunities for international academic, research, and project cooperation with universities, research institutions, and other partners.
International cooperation may be developed through Horizon Europe, COST Actions, Erasmus+, as well as other international, regional, and bilateral programmes and initiatives. Depending on the scope of the proposed cooperation, activities may include research and educational projects, staff and student mobility, joint academic activities, workshops, guest lectures, and other forms of institutional cooperation.
Erasmus+
Erasmus+ mobility at the School of Computing is implemented within the institutional framework of Union University in Belgrade, which coordinates Erasmus+ procedures and provides information concerning nominations, applications, required documents, deadlines, and other administrative aspects of incoming mobility.
Detailed information for incoming participants is available on the Union University in Belgrade – Incoming Mobility website.
Prospective participants are encouraged to review the University procedures before contacting the School regarding the academic content and practical arrangements of a proposed mobility.
Incoming Student Mobility
The School of Computing delivers its degree programmes in Serbian. Participation in standard semester-long coursework may therefore be limited for students who do not speak Serbian.
Short-term doctoral mobility, research-related activities, and individually arranged academic or project-based activities may be conducted in English, subject to prior academic and organisational arrangements.
The School of Computing does not have a standing institutional traineeship programme. Applications for traineeships or practical placements are considered on a case-by-case basis and should be discussed sufficiently in advance.
Incoming Staff Mobility
The School welcomes proposals for teaching and training mobility for academic and professional staff. Activities may be conducted in English and should be agreed in advance with regard to their academic content, format, timing, and compatibility with the School’s activities.
Incoming teaching staff may also propose a guest lecture within the School’s regular scientific seminar programme. The seminar is primarily intended for doctoral students, early-career researchers, and colleagues at the beginning of their research careers, and provides a forum for presenting research topics, methods, projects, and relevant academic and professional experience.
The topic and format of a proposed lecture should be agreed in advance.
Planning a Mobility
All incoming mobility activities should be discussed sufficiently in advance, particularly where teaching, research supervision, access to facilities, or participation in scheduled academic activities is expected.
Proposed dates should take into account the academic calendar, teaching periods, examination periods, public holidays, and other periods when regular academic activities may be limited.
For activities conducted in English, participants are normally expected to have at least B2-level English proficiency.
Early contact is therefore recommended in order to determine whether the proposed activity can be appropriately organised and aligned with the academic schedule.
Contact
For enquiries concerning international cooperation, incoming mobility, project cooperation, or possible academic activities at the School of Computing, please contact:
Doc. dr Petar Prvulovic
International Cooperation Coordinator
School of Computing (RAF)
[email protected]
For Erasmus+ application procedures, nomination requirements, deadlines, and University-level documentation, please consult the Union University in Belgrade incoming mobility information.