21-01-2014
The University of A Coruña's International Summer School (www.udc.es/iss) offers a selection of three-week intensive courses taught by international faculty in the month of August that are open to Spanish and foreign undergraduates, graduate students and recent graduates.
The University of A Coruña will help selected applicants to obtain funding from their home universities under Erasmus teaching staff mobility, and in addition will offer paid accommodation and meals in a university hall of residence. At the end of the course, the University of A Coruña will issue a certificate to the visiting teacher stating the title and level of the course, and the number of hours and credits taught.
Each course shall have a total teaching load of 42 hours divided in 14 three-hour sessions and will have an academic value of 6 ECTS credits.
Submissions should contain:
A course proposal including:
The title of the course.
A brief description of the course (max. 200 words).
A list of topics.
A reading list.
A list of University of A Coruña degrees that could recognise this course as optional.
A CV of the teacher including:
Academic degrees and institutions awarding them.
Current affiliation and academic rank.
A list of publications and citations (a link to the author's Google Scholar or ORCID profile with suffice).
A brief narrative CV (max. 200 words).
Proposals should be submitted ONLINE by the end of February by filling in the course proposal form at www.udc.es/ori/iss/proposal.html.
Candidates are encouraged to submit their proposals as early as possible, as this increases their chances of being accepted. You can consult the complete call for proposals with a description of the selection procedure at www.udc.es/ori/iss/call.html.
Informal enquiries can be directed to Dr. Diego Varela at dvarela@udc.es.
