Before your mobility

After the rankings are published, you must formally apply to your Host University. Usually - yet not always - students receive all the necessary information by email as soon as the Mobility Office of the University of Milan sends the nominations to the host university.

Make sure you check their website for procedures and deadlines.

Different universities may ask for different documents. As an example, partners may request the following:

• Transcript of records, an English document that certifies your enrolment at the University of Milan and lists the exams you have taken so far. You can download it yourself from your Unimia portal (as an "autocertificazione" - self-declaration). Usually partners accept this form.
  Only in case they need an official document released by the University, with UNIMI's stamp and signature, you can request it by following the procedure at this page. Bear in mind that this may require some days, so you are encouraged to ask for it at least 5 days in advance;
• Erasmus student certificate or a document that certifies your insurance coverage, which you can request through InformaStudenti>INTER Erasmus Studio>Erasmus selected students. Please only request this form if actually required for your application;
• Language certificate: your host university may ask for proof of your language skills. You should check whether this is required and what level and type of certificate you should submit. In case you do not hold any official language certificate, you can get a language statement through SLAM, UNIMI's language centre. Further information in the blue box on the right.
  
  It is important to collect the necessary documents at least one week before the application's deadline.

A Learning Agreement (L.A.) is a document that certifies the study programme you intend to follow abroad (exams, research for final dissertation, lab activities, etc.)

Students are asked to draft it before drafting their Mobility Agreement (see the following paragraph).

You can change it during your mobility, if needed.

To draft your Learning Agreement online, you need to look at the academic offer at your Host University; you can also ask for support to your academic coordinator at UNIMI.

The Mobility Agreement defines the aims and content of your mobility in order to ensure its validity and transparency.

The Mobility Agreement must be completed by the following deadlines:

• by 01/07/2022 for all students leaving for the first semester or full academic year 2022-2023;
• from 15 to 30/09/2022 for all students leaving for the second semester 2022-2023.

It is no longer necessary to deliver the paper Mobility Agreement, nor the PDF version; accessing the on-line service with their own UNIMI credentials will be considered valid as electronic signature. Please do save a copy on your personal computer, for future reference.

We suggest to carefully read the provisions of the Agreement (see the box on the right) before filling it online.

Read carefully:

• the general conditions 

• the Student Charter

• the conditions of insurance coverage for the mobility period abroad.

> Blended mobilities:

In case of "blended mobilities" (carried out partly in Italy, partly abroad), the Erasmus grant will be awarded only for the period actually spent abroad.