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  • Study visit recruitment – Babeș-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca (2–3 December 2026)

    Study visit recruitment – Babeș-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca (2–3 December 2026)

    Recruitment rules for the staff study visit under the project “MOSAIC – Mobility, Academic Synergy and Initiative – Capacity Building of the Fahrenheit Universities in Gdańsk within the EURAXESS Initiative”

    Basic information

    Name

    Participation in events, conferences and job shadowing for institutional capacity building

    Objective

    The aim of the study visit is to acquire and develop competences in supporting the adaptation of researchers from abroad to new professional and cultural environments. The visit will allow participants to learn good practices in supporting the international mobility of researchers, exchange experiences with staff of the host institution and become familiar with solutions that support integration, professional development and cooperation in an international environment. The experience gained will increase the attractiveness and competitiveness of the university in an international context.

    Destination and duration of the mobility

    The visit will take place on site at the International Cooperation Centre of Babeș-Bolyai University (68 Avram Iancu Street, RO-400083 Cluj-Napoca) on 2–3 December 2026.

    Programme

    2 December

    • 9:00 – Short meeting with Professor Sergiu Mișcoiu, Director of the International Cooperation Centre at Babeș-Bolyai University.
    • 10:00 – Meeting with Ms Carmen Țăgșorean, Head of the International Students and Mobility Office.
    • 11:00 – Meeting with Mr Bogdan Glăvan, Coordinator of incoming student mobility under the Erasmus programme.

    3 December

    • 10:00 – Meeting with Ms Alina Marcoci, Head of the Horizon Programme Support Centre at Babeș-Bolyai University.

    Set of learning outcomes (competences)

    1. Knowledge of the challenges of adapting researchers from abroad to new professional and cultural environments, and of good practices in supporting their mobility, integration and career development.
    2. Ability to analyse the good practices learned during the study visit and use them to improve the university’s activities and offer.
    3. Readiness to cooperate and communicate in an international environment with respect for cultural differences, and to share the knowledge gained at the home university.

    Learning outcomes

    Knowledge

    The participant:

    • knows the challenges of adapting researchers to new professional and cultural environments,
    • knows the host institution’s good practices in supporting international researchers, their integration and professional development,
    • understands the importance of mobility, intercultural competences and exchange of experience for researchers’ development and the internationalisation of the university.

    Skills

    The participant:

    • 2.1. is able to recognise adaptation challenges and indicate ways of supporting researchers in a new professional and cultural environment,
    • 2.2. is able to identify and analyse good practices learned at the host institution,
    • 2.3. is able to formulate recommendations on using the knowledge gained in the activities of the home university.

    Social competences

    The participant:

    • 3.1. is ready to cooperate with people from different professional and cultural backgrounds,
    • 3.2. is ready to communicate with respect for cultural differences and openness to different perspectives,
    • 3.3. is ready to share the knowledge gained and support the development of an international work environment at the university.

    Criteria for assessing learning outcomes

    Learning outcomeVerification criteriaForm of verification
    1.1. knows the challenges of adapting researchers to new professional and cultural environments1.1.1. indicates typical adaptation challenges
    1.1.2. recognises the causes of researchers’ adaptation difficulties
    knowledge test
    1.2. knows the host institution’s good practices in supporting researchers1.2.1. indicates solutions used at the host institution
    1.2.2. recognises their application in an international environment
    knowledge test
    1.3. understands the importance of mobility, intercultural competences and exchange of experience for researchers’ development and the internationalisation of the university1.3.1. indicates the benefits of mobility and the importance of intercultural competences
    1.3.2. indicates the link with the university’s development
    knowledge test
    2.1. is able to recognise adaptation challenges and indicate ways of supporting researchers in a new professional and cultural environment2.1.1. recognises barriers in the described situation
    2.1.2. selects appropriate supporting actions
    knowledge test
    2.2. is able to identify and analyse good practices learned at the host institution2.2.1. recognises good practices used at the host institution
    2.2.2. indicates the conditions for applying them
    knowledge test
    2.3. is able to formulate recommendations on using the knowledge gained in the activities of the home university2.3.1. selects solutions that can be implemented at the home university
    2.3.2. indicates potential recipients and areas of implementation
    knowledge test
    3.1. is ready to cooperate with people from different professional and cultural backgrounds3.1.1. indicates appropriate ways of cooperating in an intercultural team
    3.1.2. chooses an attitude respecting different perspectives
    knowledge test
    3.2. is ready to communicate with respect for cultural differences and openness to different perspectives3.2.1. chooses a response that takes cultural differences into account in a communication situation
    3.2.2. recognises the principles of constructive communication
    knowledge test
    3.3. is ready to share the knowledge gained and support the development of an international work environment at the university3.3.1. indicates ways of disseminating the knowledge gained during the visit
    3.3.2. indicates activities that disseminate good practices
    knowledge test

    Requirements for participants

    The study visit is open to persons who are employees of the Fahrenheit Universities (FarU) at the time of entering the recruitment process and at the time of the planned study visit. Persons applying must not apply for or take part in the support while on any kind of leave.

    Recruitment

    Each person entering the recruitment process is required to complete the registration form: https://forms.pg.edu.pl/01M5EQJXZC8K2VM67GZ3JMWMJC

    The form must be completed and submitted by 14 November 2026. Recruitment opens on 26 October 2026.

    The order in which places are awarded depends on the total number of points obtained in the assessment of applications. Applications with a higher total score have priority and are considered according to the ranking list. Persons who submit all required documents and meet the recruitment criteria may be qualified to participate. Places are available for 3 persons.

    Recruitment takes into account the horizontal principles described in the Project Regulations, § 2 point 8. If persons with disabilities or special needs require support in the recruitment process, please contact the task coordinator: paulina.mielke@pg.edu.pl

    Recruitment criteria assessed on the basis of the application form

    No.CriteriaScore / met
    1Formal criteriaMet
    status as an employee of the Fahrenheit Universitiesyes
    complete applicationyes
    2Substantive criteriaScore
    substantive assessment of the motivation to take part in the training, which should serve to raise competences0–10
    consistency of the participant’s stated goals with the subject and aims of the visit0–5
    Expected impact of the knowledge and experience gained on the development of activities supporting researchers at the university and in the regional EURAXESS network0–5

    Recruitment results

    The committee verifying and assessing the applications is required to prepare a ranking list divided into qualified persons, reserve persons and persons who do not meet the criteria. All persons taking part in the recruitment will be informed individually of the results by e-mail by 16 November 2026. The list of successful candidates will also be available at https://pomerania.wp-dev.ug.edu.pl/about/

    Documentation before the study visit

    Persons qualified for the study visit are required to:

    • register on the NAWA platform confirming the participant’s eligibility for the project,
    • complete a pre-test measuring participants’ knowledge and skills before the support begins.

    Documentation after the study visit

    Persons who take part in the study visit are required to:

    • complete the post-test, which measures participants’ knowledge and skills after the study visit. In the post-test, at least 60% of points must be obtained, including points in each category,
    • present a certificate confirming the acquisition of competences,
    • settle the business trip with proof of the costs incurred.

    Completion of the study visit

    Persons who complete the study visit and meet the documentation requirements will receive a certificate of participation in the study visit. Verification of learning outcomes includes completing the post-test, in which the participant should score higher than in the pre-test in order to obtain a certificate of competence improvement. Both tests are completed on paper.

    Contact

    Contact person coordinating the recruitment process: paulina.mielke@pg.edu.pl

    The initiative is carried out under the project “MOSAIC – Mobility, Academic Synergy and Initiative – Capacity Building of the Fahrenheit Universities in Gdańsk within the EURAXESS Initiative”, which is part of the NAWA programme “NAWA EURAXESS Network”, financed by the European Union from the European Funds for Social Development 2021-2027 (FERS). Agreement No. BPI/EUR/2024/1/00010/U/00001.