Bachelor / Master / PhDBlended Intensive Programme "Hard Sciences: new trends in physics, mathematics and computer science"
| Study location | Romania, Iaşi |
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| Type | Outgoing Erasmus+ study mobility (Europe), part-time |
| Area of study | Natural sciences |
| Nominal duration | 7 days (4 ECTS) |
| Awards | Bachelor / Master / PhD |
| Language requirements | English |
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| Other requirements | Application closes at May 11th 2025. Specific requirements for Non-EU applicants: Additional immigration documents, e.g., the host country residence permit or visa might be required; consult the embassy or immigration office of the host country for more information. |
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Overview
Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iași offers this module to students from all over the world, who share an interest and passion for science and technology. This course pack is designed to enrich your theoretical knowledge and practical abilities in Hard Sciences, to broaden and improve your experimental skills, data processing and reporting capacity. You will be able to tap into a variety of topics, such as: artificial intelligence models and machine learning, mathematics, numerical simulations in physics, high energy physics, as well your very own first-hand experience in molecular spectroscopy, cryptography or sky map reading.
Participants will develop a solid understanding of numerical simulations in physics, plasma physics, and chaos theory. They will gain hands-on experience in high-energy particle physics, diatomic molecular spectra, and machine learning. Additionally, they will explore mathematical models in life sciences, cryptography, and AI in games, while learning about microstructure-function relationships in materials, probability theory, and scientific communication.
Who can apply: The program is designed for students (Bachelor, Master, or PhD) who are interested in science and technology. Students will ble able to participate only if they have confirmed the possibility to acknowledge/transfer BIP programme as C (or other) part study course. (Please confirm this with your academic advisor and programme director. Template in Latvian. Template in English)
Priority: For students participating in a BIP program first time and for students of the required background.
BIP includes both virtual and on-site component (both must be attended obligatory):
Online: TBA
On site in Iasi: 14 – 20 July 2025
Attending both online and face-to-face parts of the program, students will gain 4 ECTS.
By submitting applications students apply for taking part in the project and also for the Erasmus+ scholarship. The scholarship will be provided for the face-to-face activity days partially covering your expenses (food, transport expenses, etc.). Scholarship for 7 days face-to-face program will be 763 EUR in total or 109 EUR per day. If the traveling to the host university takes place at least one day prior to the start of the program and returns – the next day after the program, there will be travel compensation for these 2 days (up to 309 EUR) after submitting documents confirming traveling dates.
Submit an application at OutgoingExchange.rtu.lv, uploading the RTU Transcript of records for all completed semesters, CV (in English), as well as any proof of English language skills.
In case of questions regarding the scholarship, contact RTU International Mobility Unit via paula.ivanovaite@rtu.lv.
Please take into account these important rules:
- Two Erasmus scholarship periods can’t overlap!
- Students can participate in one BIP program only at the same time!
- Do not apply for another BIP program if both periods overlap!
- The full period of the BIP program means the full duration of the program – virtual learning + physical mobility!
- Students can’t combine the semester mobility and participation in BIP within the same period of time!
All participants must make sure that their participation will not cause issues in the ongoing semester courses at RTU (please confirm this with your lecturers and academic advisors).