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MOBILITY PLAN

Mobility is required to ensure that all students follow courses in an integrated way and can benefit form the specific expertise available at patners universities, in particular, providing the oppurtunity to experience research activity in departments of different kinds (law, computer science, bioethics, genetics) and to familiarize themselves with local languages and the different legal systems of the EU. This is of fundamental importance, due to the need to exploit and to adapt to EU law, articuled in a supranational and national level.

To achieve these aims five universities from four European countries, that are centres of excellence and innovation in their respective fields of law and computer science, formed a consortium, namely:

• University of Bologna, ALMA MATER STUDIORUM, CIRSFID, Italy (Co-ordinating institution)
• University of Torino, Department of Computer Science and and Law Faculty, Italy
• Autonomous University of Barcelona, Institute for Law and Technology, Spain
• Mykolas Romeris University in Vilnius, Department of e-Business, Lithuania
• University of Luxembourg, Department of Computer Science and Communications, Luxembourg
• University of Barcelona, Bioethics and Law Observatory
• other universitis affiliated with University of Bologna like University of Vienna, University of Hannover, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, University of Lapland, Jagiellonian university.

Associated partners such as  ITTG of CNR Florence, University of Piemonte Orientale provide expertise in specialist topics and offer internships, seminars and co-supervision of candidates.

Extra-European associate partner, as CSIRO-DATA61 (Australia), University of Pittsburgh (USA), University of Renmin, Intellectual Property Academy (China) guarantee the connection with the high technologies centre in an international perspective, La Trobe University (Australia).

Industrial partners like law firms, enterprises and institutions will host internships, creating opportunities for applied research as well as opening up connections that may lead to employment for the graduates.

The mobility plan it is approved by the Board case by case, according to the
research project. It must to be compliant with three requirements:

• at least one year in Italy
• at least one year a board from Italy
• at least one year in the supervisor location

We present some admissible template of mobility:
1. 6 months in UNIBO, 12 months abroad from Italy, 18 months in UNIBO or UNITO
2. 6 months in UNIBO, 18 months abroad from Italy, 12 months in UNIBO or UNITO
3. 12 months in UNIBO, 24 months abroad from Italy (this option is conditioned to a financial integration)
4. 6 months in UNIBO + 6 months in UNITO, 24 months abroad from Italy (this option is conditioned to a financial integration)
5. 6 months in UNIBO +12 months abroad + 18 months in the location of the supervisors.