The International Relations Office (IRO) is pleased to share the JUNIA Call for Teaching Mobility, open to the academic staff of EPOKA University whose teaching and research expertise matches the academic areas and course offers provided by JUNIA.

This call provides an opportunity for EPOKA University academic staff to teach at JUNIA, France, as visiting professors, and to strengthen academic, teaching, and research cooperation between the two institutions.

According to the attached JUNIA materials, the teaching mobility opportunities cover several academic fields, including Health and Environment, Agriculture and Landscape, Food Sciences, Building and Urban Environment, Computer Science and Mathematics, Smart Systems and Energies, Engineering, and Electronics, Physics and Acoustics.

The courses may be delivered in English and/or French, depending on the course offered. Mobilities may be eligible for Erasmus+ funding, where applicable and subject to availability. In some cases, blended or virtual mobility may also be considered.

Academic staff interested in applying should carefully review the attached JUNIA teaching mobility materials and identify the course or academic area that best matches their expertise. The application should be sent directly to JUNIA at:

international.cooperation@junia.com

JUNIA’s International Office will connect interested applicants with the relevant academic staff for further discussion regarding the course content, teaching period, and mobility arrangements.

Applicants are expected to complete the attached Teaching Proposal Form, including the proposed subject, course name, number of teaching hours, preferred period, language of instruction, course description, and session breakdown.

Please note that the application and academic matching process are handled directly by JUNIA. After receiving acceptance from JUNIA, the selected academic staff member must inform the International Relations Office of EPOKA University for further institutional procedures and approval by the Rectorate.

The IRO does not guarantee acceptance by the host institution, nor can it guarantee Erasmus+ funding, as funding availability and final approval depend on the applicable programme rules, institutional procedures, and grant-awarding conditions.