Staff Mobility
Erasmus+ Staff Mobility enables higher education staff to strengthen international academic cooperation, gain teaching experience at partner higher education institutions and develop their professional knowledge and skills. This page provides key academic and administrative information for staff members of the Tourism Management (Turkish) Programme going abroad and for Erasmus+ staff coming to the Programme.
Scope: Erasmus+ Staff MobilityLast Updated: 5 October 2026
Erasmus+ Staff Mobility Types
Staff Mobility for Teaching
Enables teaching staff to teach students at an eligible partner higher education institution and to undertake academic and educational cooperation activities with the receiving institution.
Staff Mobility for Training
Enables staff to develop their professional knowledge and skills through training activities, job shadowing, observation and other eligible professional development activities.
Department Erasmus Coordinators
Alanya University International Relations Office
Erasmus+ staff applications, selection procedures, grants, invitation or acceptance documents and other official mobility procedures are coordinated with the International Relations Office.
erasmus@alanyauniversity.edu.tr
Outgoing Staff
Staff members wishing to participate in Erasmus+ Staff Mobility for Teaching or Training abroad should follow the University's current Erasmus+ call, application requirements and selection criteria.
1
Application and Selection
Current staff mobility calls, eligibility requirements, available places, evaluation criteria and application deadlines should be followed through the announcements of the International Relations Office.
2
Receiving Institution
An appropriate receiving institution is identified. The proposed dates, type of activity and academic or professional content are discussed with the host institution, and an invitation or acceptance document is obtained where required.
3
Mobility Agreement
The objectives, content, dates and expected outcomes of the teaching or training activity are specified in the Mobility Agreement. The agreement should be approved by the relevant parties before the mobility begins.
4
Post-Mobility Procedures
Following the mobility, the Certificate of Attendance, documents showing travel dates and other documentation required by the University should be completed and submitted to the International Relations Office.
Staff Mobility for Teaching: a valid inter-institutional agreement covering the relevant activity must be in place between the sending and receiving higher education institutions. For Staff Mobility for Training, the eligibility of the receiving organisation and the planned activity should be checked against the applicable Erasmus+ rules and the University's current call.
Incoming Staff
Staff members from higher education institutions abroad wishing to undertake an Erasmus+ teaching or training activity in the Tourism Management (Turkish) Programme are advised to contact the Department Erasmus Coordinators and the Alanya University International Relations Office before finalising their mobility arrangements.
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Initial Contact
The sending institution, proposed mobility type, intended dates and subject of the activity should be communicated to the Department Erasmus Coordinators and the International Relations Office.
2
Feasibility Review
The proposed activity is reviewed in relation to the Programme's academic structure, availability of relevant academic staff and courses, and the applicable institutional Erasmus+ framework.
3
Mobility Agreement
The objectives, content, dates and expected outcomes of the activity are specified in the Mobility Agreement, and the necessary institutional approvals are completed before the mobility begins.
4
Visit and Certification
Once the institutional arrangements have been completed, the mobility takes place. At the end of the activity, the relevant participation and mobility documentation is prepared in coordination with the responsible university units.
For incoming staff: the Department Erasmus Coordinators should be contacted regarding teaching content, the programme and academic planning. The International Relations Office should be contacted regarding official Erasmus+ procedures, institutional documentation and administrative matters.
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Erasmus+ Bilateral Agreements
Staff members planning Staff Mobility for Teaching are advised to confirm the current agreement status with the International Relations Office before finalising their mobility arrangements.
