India

Indian Master Students and Doctoral Candidates(Bachelor-level / UG)

In order to be eligible,

1. Must be an Indian national.
2. For masters mobility, must have obtained a first higher education degree or a recognised equivalent level of learning from a Indian HEI within the partnership in the academic year coinciding with the start of the project eligibility period; or must be currently registered in a masters course in a HEI within the partnership.
3. For a doctorate mobility, must have obtained a second higher education degree or a recognised equivalent level of learning from a Indian HEI within the partnership in the same academic year coinciding with the start of the project eligibility period or must be currently registered in a doctoral programme in a HEI within the partnership.
4. For a post-doctorate mobility, must have obtained their doctorate in the last two years and must have the support of one of the third-country/territory HEIs within the partnership to carry out post-doctorate mobility. This can be for research, training and for attending highly specialised courses.
5. Must have sufficient knowledge of the language of the courses or of one of the languages currently spoken in the hosting countries.

Academic Staff (Post-doc)

In order to be eligible, academic and higher education staff, herafter refered as "staff":

1. Must work in or be associated to one of the HEIs within the partnership.
2. Must be an Indian national.
3. Mobility assignments must be based on partnership agreements between the members of the partnership.
4. The home and host universities and the individual staff must agree on the programme of lectures to be delivered by the visiting teachers, on the research activities or on the type of training to be followed by staff.
5. The exchange may constitute a post-per-post exchange or a one-way visitor flow to or from a thirdcountry.

Eligibility criteria from EACEA Erasmus Mundus 2009-2013 Programme Guide

Third-country students

To be eligible, third-country undergraduate and master students as well as doctoral and post-doctoral candidates, referred as "third-country students":

1. Must be a national of one of the third-countries covered by the relevant lot;
2. Must have not resided nor have carried out their main activity (studies, work, etc) for more than a total of 12 months over the last five years in any of the eligible European countries at the time of submitting their application to the partnership. This rule does not apply to TGIII candidates
3. For Target Group 1 (TGI): students need to be registered at one of the third-country HEIs within the partnership at the time of submitting their application to the partnership. Undergraduate students must have successfully completed at least one year of studies in their home institution
4. For Target Group 2 (TGII): students need either to be registered in a HEI (not included in the partnership) of the third-country concerned by the lot.
5. For Target Group 3 (TGIII): students need to be nationals of one of the third-countries concerned by the 53 lot and be part of the vulnerable target groups
6. Must have sufficient knowledge of the language of the courses or of one of the languages currently spoken in the hosting countries.

Academic and administative staff

In order to be eligible, academic and administrative staff hereafter referred as "staff":

Must be a national of one of the eligible countries

For Target Group 1 (TGI): Third- country staff must work in or be associated to one of the third-country HEIs participating in the partnership. EU staff must work in or be associated to one of the EU HEIs participating in the partnership

For Target Group 2 (TGII): Third-country staff must work in or be associated to a HEI (not included in the partnership)of any third-country concerned by the lot. EU staff must work in or be associated to a HEI (not included in the partnership)of any European country. The mobility assignments must be based on partnership agreements between the members of the partnership. The home and host universities and the individual staff must agree on the programme of lectures to be delivered by the visiting staff, on the research activities or on the type of training to be followed.