• Agriculture

• Economics

• Accounting and taxation

• Finance Banking

• Insurance

• Management and Administration

• Marketing and Advertising

• Modern Languages (English and Spanish)

1. CV (Curriculum Vitae)

2. Learning Agreement before starting the mobility period (filled in with information on the student and the home university, in the section Before the mobility – Table A and signed by the student and the home university (in the section Commitment)

3. Copy of Passport

4. Spanish or English Language Certificate (for the language of instruction of the respective study programme in the host university); internationally recognized certificates will be preferred to those issued by universities or other language centres

5. Motivation letter

6. Copy of the candidate’s identity card;

7. Transcript of records issued by the home institution proving that students have passed successfully at least 2 semester of their studies;

8. Certificate from the home university confirming that the candidate is a student there;

9. Other relevant documents (certificates of participation in different competitions, certificates of participation in another mobility programmes, etc.);

 (The templates of necessary documents can be found at International Relations Department, Alecu Russo Balti State University or using the following link:http://cms.ual.es/UAL/en/comunidad/estudiantes/internacionales/admision/index.htm ) 

These documents are to be sent in PDF format to your home University (stiopa.natalia@usarb.md ) and they will, in turn, send them to the following address: erasmusual@ual.es 

1. Students at the undergraduate level;

2. Students who have successfully completed 2 semesters from their bachelor degree;

3. Students who study in one (or more) of the following fields: Agriculture; Economics; Accounting and taxation; Finance Banking; Insurance; Management and Administration; Marketing and Advertising; Modern Languages (English and Spanish).

4. Students with good academic record;

5. Students who are highly motivated.

1. Average grade, the consistency of the proposed activities with the student’s university degree.

2. Language skills

3. Any other information indicated by the student in the application (other learning experiences, specific academic interest, vulnerable socio-economic situation, etc.)