MASTER IN INTEGRATED STEAM EDUCATION

The Consortium will select international experts with outstanding professional and academic careers in MASTED programme-related subjects to deliver presentations as guest lecturers. These academics will have to meet the requirements described on this website and will go through a specific application and selection process.

The annual calls for applications will open on this website 6 months before the start of the academic year.

Any expert wishing to be a guest lecturer at MASTED may express their interest within the call-in period, by email to masted.erasmus.mundus@ubu.es.

Priority will be given to applicants who wish to work on a joint research project proposal or joint publication, in collaboration with academics from MASTED partner universities.

Once the application has been submitted, in due time and form, the lecturer candidate will receive a confirmation by e-mail with a registration number to be used for all correspondence related to the selection process.

The following documents (in English) must be included in the application email:

• Europass format CV. Copies of the table of contents, ISBN/ISSN page and first page of each publication must be included to justify the publications.
• Copy of the doctoral certificate. If the original was not issued in English, an official sworn translation will be requested to be attached.
• Official certificate of English proficiency in case the applicant is not a native speaker.
• Photocopy of passport and documents proving your compliance with international and host country mobility standards.
• Proposal clearly specifying its added value for the MASTED programme as a whole and, more specifically, for the specific mobility itineraries for which the applicant is applying, describing the proposed lecturing activities.
• Declaration that the applicant is not receiving any other funding for the same activity by other EU programmes, including other Erasmus+ Actions.

Visiting lecturers admitted to the MASTED programme will receive a grant of €1,200 per week for academic expenses, board and lodging and of up to €1,500 for travel expenses, including return flights.