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Taking on a teaching assignment at a European partner university helps instructors improve their teaching skills and develop an international network. The Swiss-European Mobility Programme supports staff mobility for teaching appointments with an allowance for travel and living expenses.
Teaching staff can apply for a grant to cover part of their travel and living expenses in connection with a teaching assignment at the University of Zurich. The teaching assignment must include at least eight hours of instruction and last from a minimum of two consecutive days to a maximum of ten days per semester.
The Swiss-European Mobility Programme enables university employees to pursue further training at the University of Zurich with the aim of promoting dialogue between Swiss and European institutions. Types of trainings include job-shadowing, short working periods, or attending workshops.
The program awards employees at European partner universities an allowance for travel and living expenses. This offer also applies to administrative and technical staff. A stay lasts between a minimum of two consecutive days and a maximum of five days.
Within the framework of the SEMP financial aid is available to participants who choose to travel to and from their destination using a means of transport generating lower CO2 emissions than the plane, such as bus or train. Your travel expenses will be refunded with a more advantageous flat rate if you are able to submit proof of environmentally friendly travel at the end of your stay. In justified cases, additional travel days can further be subsidized (up to 2 days per travel direction).
It is the responsibility of the participant to enquire about the existing measures for sustainable travel at their faculty or unit and to orientate themselves accordingly.
Instructors and staff with special needs can apply for additional subsidies to cover extra costs incurred during their mobility stay due to their disability. If you would like to make use of this offer, please contact Alice Ragueneau or the Disability Office.