BIPs are short, intensive training programmes, including online cooperation, combining physical mobility with a virtual part, and promoting and using innovative ways of learning and teaching, research-based and challenge-based learning. The virtual part will allow experts from all partners to participate in the teaching/training. Short-term physical mobility will allow teachers and participants to co-operate face-to-face.
UPB offers BIPs to support an important extension and flexibility of ERASMUS mobility. The BIP broadens the scope of mobility by receiving participants who stay at their home institution (except during short-term physical mobility at UPB) and allows UPB students to participate (internationalisation at home).
Students can maintain their study plan at their home institution and include BIP training as a parallel activity. Short-term physical mobility will constitute the only period outside the home institution. Students will credit the BIP in their study plans.
Support for physical mobility: individual support for students and teachers for physical mobility must be provided by the sending organisation, which can use its own regular ERASMUS funds for mobility. Short-term student mobility grants are now permitted for BIP under the new ERASMUS+ programme.
Below are the available Blended Intensive Programmes (BIP).
Students can only apply for one BIP per semester!