Internships and Jobs at Erasmus Mundus in 2023

Internships and Jobs at Erasmus Mundus in 2023

Internship Informations:

Erasmus Mundus EMLex internships and jobs for the 2023 batch are now available. Excellent international applicants are offered Erasmus jobs and internships. International applicants can apply for Erasmus Mundus Jobs. Erasmus Mundus Internships are also available for applicants. Applying for Erasmus Mundus Jobs and Internships does not require IELTS.

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During the two-year programme, students will spend the second semester with all other students at a different university each year. In the third semester, it is possible to study at a third university in the EMLex consortium on request. The first and fourth semesters are spent studying at the so-called home university. Erasmus Mundus applicants are given the option of naming their top choices for their home university; the selection committee then distributes the applicants evenly among the partner universities.

The Erasmus Mundus programme is fee-based, which means that students must pay participation fees to the EMLex consortium each semester. In exchange, the consortium pays for costs incurred during the course of the studies, such as tuition and administration fees, health insurance, library fees, and so on. Furthermore, it organises a supporting programme. Before beginning their studies, all students must sign a Student Agreement.

Coverage and Benefits of the Erasmus Mundus Scholarship
Contribution to living expenses: 1,000 € per month for the duration of the EMLex study programme (24 months maximum)
Contribution towards travel and installation expenses:
For scholarship holders who live in a programme country, the annual travel allowance is €1,000.
Scholarship holders residing in a partner country less than 4,000 kilometres from the coordinating institution (Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg): 2,000 € per year for travel costs + 1,000 € for installation costs
Scholarship holders residing in a partner country 4,000 kilometres or more from the coordinating institution (Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg): 3,000 € per year for travel costs + 1,000 € for installation costs
The scholarship also covers the costs of attending the EMJMD-EMLex (see point 2 for details). These participation fees cover all additional expenses incurred during your studies. Tuition, health insurance, library costs, administrative costs, and cultural events are among them.
Please keep in mind that if you study in your home country, you will not be reimbursed for your living expenses for the duration of your stay. If you are a student from a partner country and study at Stellenbosch, you will only receive a contribution to subsistence costs for the duration of your three-month stay.

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EMLex offers 15 Erasmus scholarships, internships, and jobs for the 2023 intake. Courses will begin in September or October 2020, depending on the home university. 75 percent of the scholarships are awarded to students from partner countries, while 25 percent are awarded to students from programme countries.

Non-EU countries, with the exception of Turkey, Macedonia, Serbia, Norway, Liechtenstein, and Iceland, are considered partners.
28 EU member states plus Turkey, Macedonia, Norway, Serbia, Liechtenstein, and Iceland are participating in the programme.
If you are from a partner country and have spent at least 12 months of your previous five years doing your main activities (studies, work, training) in any programme country, you are considered an applicant from a programme country.Internships and Jobs at Erasmus Mundus in 2023

Requirements for Applying for an Erasmus Mundus Scholarship

• Applicants must have a degree from a Higher Educational Institution (HEI) in the field of

• (Computational/Applied) Linguistics (Foreign) Languages Translation Communication/Media Book Studies / Library and Information Science or other relevant disciplines, subject to the Consortium’s admission committee’s consent and approval.
  Even if your HEI degree is still in progress, you may submit an application. In this case, the restriction will be that the HEI degree certificate is available prior to the start of the EMLex study course.

• Textual reception skills that allow students to understand texts in their field of study and participate actively in specialist discussions are required for successful participation in the EMJMD EMLex master course. English and German are the instruction languages, as lectures will always be given in one of these languages. Language skills must be demonstrated by language certificates.

Note:

In your application, you must demonstrate text production skills in at least one of the two instruction languages that correspond to level B2.
You must have sufficient text reception skills in both languages, as evidenced by certificates (see notes below).
Language certificates must be no more than two years old.
Other documents than those listed above will not be accepted as proof of the necessary language requirements.
English proficiency (for non-native speakers) must be certified by one of the following institutions for at least the given level (B1 / B2):

onSet-English. This test is available in your country at a licenced test centre (https://www.onset.de/testzentren-termin/).Internships and Jobs at Erasmus Mundus in 2023

IELTS (British Council): 4.5 – 5 / 5.5 – 6.5
(ISE Foundation) Trinity: TOEFL iBT: at least 42 / at least 72 ISE I / ISE II
Cambridge: English studies / Anglistik Preliminary Certificate / First, Advanced, or Proficiency Certificate Bachelor’s degree (or a comparable degree) from one of the EMLex universities
For non-native speakers, proficiency in German must be certified by one of the following institutions for at least the given level (equivalent to B1 / B2):

onSet-Deutsch (previously “OnDaF”). This test is available in your country at a licenced test centre (https://www.onset.de/testzentren-termin/).
Goethe-Institut: Zertifikat B1, minimum grade ‘gut’ / Zertifikat B2, minimum grade ‘gut’
Austria-Institut: SD-Zertifikat B1, at least ‘gut’ / Zertifikat B2, at least ‘gut’
TestDaF\sGermanistik Bachelor’s degree (or a comparable degree) from one of the EMLex program’s universities Erasmus Mundus Scholarship Selection Criteria
Students (scholarship holders and self-financing students) are chosen for the EMJMD EMLex programme based on their previous academic performance and excellence. All applications are first screened to ensure that they meet the following eligibility requirements:

having met the application deadline, application completion, proof of required language proficiency, completion of a first HEI degree (see “degree” section above)
All applications that meet the eligibility criteria outlined in sections 4.1 and 4.2 are then evaluated against the selection criteria outlined below:

HEI degree grade and quality (s)
Letter of Motivation
proficiency in linguistic analysis
Lexicographic and thermographic expertise and experience
Language abilities
It should be noted that candidates may be interviewed via video or phone conference.

How can I apply for an Erasmus Mundus Scholarship in Finland?

• Fill out the application form at the bottom of this article.

• Send the application form, along with the required documents, to [email protected].

Take note of the following requirements:

All documents must be in a single PDF format.
The file’s name should correspond to the following pattern: Your name + EMLex application
The file should not be larger than 4 MB (if so you might have to zip the files).
When submitting a scholarship application to Erasmus Mundus, the following documents must be submitted in the following order:

(1) Form of application

(2) A letter of motivation (2 pages max., in English or German). You should address the following points in your letter:

(a) Explain why you want to study the EMLex Master Programme, as well as your expectations and contribution. You should also explain what you intend to do with your EMLex master’s degree.

(b) Describe your previous experiences with scientific or practical lexicography, as well as why you are interested in lexicography.Internships and Jobs at Erasmus Mundus in 2023

(c) Explain your preference for a home university (while your preferences will be taken into account as far as possible, the final assignment will be made to best fit your study needs).

(d) Respond to the following question: Which lexicographic project would you like to carry out in your home country if given the opportunity?

(3) HEI degree certificate

(4) an academic record transcript

(5) language diplomas

(6) a photocopy of your identification document

Notes: PDF files that do not have the requested order (1)-(6) or name, are incomplete, or are too large will not be considered!
If your original documents are not in English or German, please include certified translations.
Please keep in mind that we cannot return any documents you send us.
Students starting the programme in 2023/23 will be unable to study in both Stellenbosch and Erlangen-Nürnberg because the common summer term will be held at FAU.
Students from China: If accepted, please have your documents certified by the Akademische Prüfstelle des Kulturreferats of the German Embassy in Beijing.
Students from Vietnam: If accepted, please have your documents certified by the Akademische Prüfstelle at the German Embassy in Hanoi.
Mongolian students: If accepted into the EMLex Program, please have your documents certified by the Akademische Prüfstelle at the German Embassy in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia.