- The mobility must take place from eligible partner institutions;
- There must be a prior bilateral ERASMUS exchange agreement, which estimates the specializations and the number of teaching staff to be sent during the targeted ERASMUS year;
- The curricular content representing the subject of the teaching mobilities is to be agreed upon jointly by the teaching staff applying for mobility and the host faculty through the Institutional Coordinator;
- The involved parties must agree on a well-defined teaching or training program before arrival in the country;
- CMU can provide assistance with accommodation for incoming teaching staff;
- At the end of each mobility period, CMU’s ERASMUS+ Office will issue a certificate to the participant and the home institution, certifying that the agreed-upon program has been completed.