Academic mobility includes student mobility and staff mobility.
Student mobility refers to studying or performing professional practice at a foreign host institution, after which the student returns to the home institution and completes the enrolled study.
Staff mobility refers to the stay of employees of the home institution at a foreign host institution for the purpose of teaching, professional development (professional development according to the "job-shadowing" model, i.e. monitoring the work of colleagues, scientific conferences, seminars, workshops and courses) and arranging cooperation, as well as preparing and participating in international projects and conferences.
The implementation of academic mobility is determined by the Regulations on International Mobility of the Baltazar Polytechnic. In addition to the procedures related to academic and administrative monitoring of mobility, the Regulations on International Mobility also establish the procedure for recognizing student mobility as an important aspect of the Polytechnic's internationalization.
Students and staff interested in additional information about mobility programs can contact the International Cooperation Office of the Polytechnic. The International Cooperation Office regularly organizes information activities related to mobility programs, a summary of which can be found on the website. Useful information can also be obtained from the Eurodesk Center Croatia, a free information service of the European Commission whose purpose is to provide young people and all those who work with young people with quality information about European programs and policies for youth, with the aim of promoting mobility for the purpose of learning and training.
