The Erasmus+ Traineeship mobility projects are aimed at students who are regularly enrolled in bachelor's (with the exception of the first year), master's, PhD programs, and the School of Specialization in Architectural and Landscape Heritage who intend to complete:

• a curricular traineeship: applicants must have the opportunity to register the traineeship with credits in their academic career (except for those enrolled in the PhD school)

Or

•  a postgraduate traineeship: applicants must be regularly enrolled at the time of application, indicate when they expect to graduate, and must start their mobility within 12 months of graduation and in any case within the deadlines specified in the call.

Those who have already completed a study or traineeship period within the Erasmus+ program, or who are currently doing so, can also participate in Erasmus+ Traineeship mobility. In this case, applicants will be admitted to the selection process only if the sum of the months of mobility they have already used (at Iuav or another university) or are currently using, both with a grant and zero-grant status, and the one they are applying for does not exceed a total of 12 months.
The month count is only necessary if the two mobilities are carried out within the same study cycle (1st cycle = bachelor's / 2nd cycle = master's / 3rd cycle = PhD/specialization school). Those who have at least two full months (60 days) available can also apply.

Anyone who wishes to apply for an Erasmus+ traineeship mobility grant must submit an application via the Online Desk (SpIn), where they will log in with their personal username and password to access the "International Mobility > Calls" section.
The application will only be considered complete if the following attachments are included in PDF format (listed at the bottom of the page):

• Attachment A: Traineeship project (written in Italian or English)
• Attachment B: (Optional during the application phase) Letter of intent certifying the host institution's willingness to offer an internship to the candidate (this document must indicate the period in which the internship will take place, the language that will be used, and, in general terms, the planned activities for the internship)
• Copy of any language certifications obtained in the last two years (optional)

Application windows, as listed in the call, are as follows:

Applications will be evaluated by a Commission at Iuav University of Venice. The ranking will be based on the following criteria:

Weighted average: up to 65 points, distributed as follows:

• 18.00 to 26.00 points: 0
• 26.01 to 26.40 points: 3
• 26.41 to 26.80 points: 7
• 26.81 to 27.20 points: 12
• 27.21 to 27.60 points: 21
• 27.61 to 28.00 points: 29
• 28.01 to 28.40 points: 35
• 28.41 to 28.80 points: 42
• 28.81 to 29.20 points: 51
• 29.21 to 29.60 points: 59
• 29.61 to 30.00 points: 65

For those enrolled in the first year of a master's program, PhD school, or SSIBAP, the same scale will be used by converting the graduation grade to a scale of 30.
For those in their second and third years of bachelor's degree programs, the weighted average will be based on the candidate's average at the time of application (within the windows provided during the academic year).
Applicants are responsible for checking their academic status before the call for applications closes and for requesting updates from the relevant offices.

Traineeship project: up to 10 points (Attachment A – mandatory)
Language proficiency: up to 10 points for any language certification (optional)

Letter of intent: 15 points for a letter of intent (Attachment B – optional)

The ranking lists for the first registration window will be published in this section.

Should not all available grants be awarded, those on the ranking list who are eligible will be given the opportunity to access funding throughout the project until funds are exhausted.
At the same time, in case of additional funding or vacant grants, the call for applications will remain open, and anyone who meets the requirements of Article 2 of the call can apply. Therefore, it is advisable to inquire with the International Mobility Service and regularly check the web pages dedicated to the program.

Grantees must submit the letter of intent (if not already attached to the application), completed and signed by the host institution, to the International Mobility Service via email, by the deadlines set for each registration window.
Anyone who does not possess the letter of intent by the specified deadlines will lose their "grantee" status in the ranking and will acquire "eligible" status. In this case, the grant will only be awarded if funds are available at the time the letter of intent is received.

The required forms for grantees are:

• letter of intent
• learning agreement for traineeship (LAT) – Before the Mobility
• grant agreement (GA)
•  confirmation of arrival
• LAT – During the Mobility (opzionale)
• LAT – After the Mobility 
• attendance register

Before mobility
The traineeship program and dates must be agreed upon with the host institution and the International Mobility Service.
The International Mobility Service guarantees grantees a traineeship period of 3 months. However, traineeship mobilities can have a minimum duration of 2 months (60 days); in this case, a grant for the corresponding duration will be provided.
The traineeship period is carried out full-time at a single institution for the entire duration of the mobility.