The St. Pölten UAS will host the following Blended Intensive Programmes in the near future:
In this course, participants will explore the possibilities of working with peer experts to create better services and transform the logic of institutionalized support to meet the needs of vulnerable individuals in society.
The virtual part will take place on March 17 2025 from 16:30 – 19:00 (CET, Vienna). The on-site week will take place from Monday, 31 March 2025 until Friday, April 4 2025.
Our target group are Bachelor students of Social Work. Successful participation will be awarded with 3 ECTS.
Academic contact @ St. Pölten UAS: Andrea Pilgerstorfer
This Blended Intensive Programme (BIP) is aimed at exploring and developing solutions for the current challenges of creative industries in international and interdisciplinary teams.
The on-site week will take place during 16-20 September 2024, followed by a three-week online phase. The target group embraces Bachelor and Master students of all study programmes.
Participation in this BIP is awarded with 3 ECTS.
Academic contact @ St. Pölten UAS: Christina Tanzer
The main target of the course is to acquire knowledge and skills for audio journalism and radio in an international environment by using modern forms of audio journalism and audio distribution.
Attendance week: 11th to 17th of May 2025
The target group are Bachelor students with a strong interest in media.
Successful participation will be awarded with 3 ECTS.
Academic contact @ St. Pölten UAS: Ewald Volk
In this course, participants will gain knowledge on historical background and the state of the art in the field of international railways. They will understand the complexity of interdependencies of subsystems in the railway system and develop an attitude towards the integration of that knowledge in practice. Moreover, the participants will be able to calculate a carbon footprint.
Successful participation will be awarded with 5 ECTS.
Academic contact @ St. Pölten UAS: Dr. Hirut Grossberger
The St. Pölten UAS will participate in the following Blended Intensive Programmes:
Creative, technological and financial aspects of filming in LED walls
University of Applied Sciences Mittweida
For participants of the master class Film & TV (for more information: Lars Oertel)
Jamk University of Applied Sciences, Jyväskylä, Fi (for more information Nicole Lettner & Johanna Grüblbauer)
Vidzeme University of Applied Sciences, Valmiera, LV (for more information, Christina Tanzer)
SRH Hochschule Heidelberg, DE (for more information, Nicole Lettner)
HUMAK University of Applied Sciences, Helsinki, FL (for more information, Susanne Binder)
University of Skövde, Skövde, SE (for more information, Patrick Kochberger)
Hochschule Fulda, Fulda, DE (for more information, Johann Grassl)
University Campus Bio-Medico, Rom, IT (for more information, Johann Grassl)
What are Blended Intensive Programmes?
Blended Intensive Programmes (BIPs) are a combination of
- a physical mobility (between 5 to 30 days) and
- a virtual component which is held before, during and/or after the physical component.
Participation in both components is mandatory in order to successfully complete the course.
Target Group
This form of student mobility is particularly well-suited for students who cannot complete a whole semester abroad. However, students who have already completed an (Erasmus+) stay abroad may also participate. As a rule, students may combine several Erasmus+ mobilities abroad as long as the total duration of 12 months is not exceeded.
Students receive at least 3 ECTS credits for the positive completion of a BIP. Prior to the beginning of a BIP, students are required to fill out a learning agreement. At the end of the BIP, the host institution issues a transcript of records.
Coordination & Funding
Each BIP involves at least three universities. One university coordinates and hosts the BIP (host/receiving university). At least two further universities send participants to the BIP (sending universities). The content of the BIP is jointly developed by the participating universities.
Students may apply for an Erasmus+ subsidy at their home institution for completing a BIP. Only the part of the BIP that involves physical mobility is funded. However, participation in the virtual component of the BIP is also obligatory.
Please consult the International Office at your home institution for any further information about funding and how to apply for it.
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International Office