Teaching and Research Mobility
At the core of MBS’s international strategy, teaching and research mobility serves as a key driver in strengthening the expertise of our faculty.
It fosters pedagogical and scientific innovation, supports the creation and sharing of knowledge, and reinforces our strategic alliances with more than 180 international universities recognized for their academic and scientific excellence.
The F&RES (Faculty & Research Exchange Scheme) initiative was launched by MBS in 2023 and is meant to institutionalise faculty & research mobility (vs. traditional “ad hoc faculty mobility”) and to achieve a holistic and truly multifaceted cooperation with a selected group of top international business schools.
F&RES visiting periods create a favorable context for the following academic activities: courses and/or lectures; research seminars and/or workshops; case writing; research projects; co-publication of academic papers; co-applications to research funds; thesis defense jury; peer shadowing or mentoring; visits of research hubs & labs, entrepreneurship centres or incubators, companies; etc.
MBS has developed a Graduate Research Visiting Programme (GRVP) which enables MSc, Master’s and PhD students to spend up to two months on the campus of one of the partner universities of the programme and benefit from the input and advice of a supervising professor specialized in the research area of their thesis, thus enhancing their exposure to international research.
MBS has established GRVP partnerships with three universities in Europe : UPF- Barcelona School of Management (Spain), Bayes Business School – City St George’s, University of London (UK) and University of Bradford (UK).
Erasmus+ teaching mobility is a component of the Erasmus+ programme that allows higher education faculty members to teach or train abroad at a partner institution.
Main Objectives
Strengthen teachers’ pedagogical and intercultural skills.
Promote the exchange of best practices between European institutions.
Improve the quality of teaching through international openness.
Create or reinforce partnerships between institutions.
Key Features
Duration: generally from 2 days to 2 months, excluding travel days.
Eligible countries: Erasmus+ programme countries (EU + certain associated countries).
Possible activities
Courses or seminars delivered at a partner university.
Training sessions or workshops for academic staff.
Participation in conferences or pedagogical events.
Meet our team
SANTOS MAGLIOZZIDirector of the International Engagement Office
FERNANDEZHead of Incoming Mobility
HOUACINEExchange students Coordinator
SALENCONExchange & International Students Logistics Coordinator
FLAHERTYInternational Students Coordinator
