After I defended my PhD, since I kept a good communication with my supervisor from the University of Santiago de Compostela, I had the opportunity to return another time in Spain with Erasmus+. The goal of my visit was to extend the work I did for my graduate studies. I had a nice time, I already knew the places so it has all been easier and relaxed, also … I didn’t have strict deadlines.
I acquired extra knowledge in the field of research and working experience.

Marta Trini

It was indeed a great experience during the mobility period .. I appreciate the host and sending institute for the privilege granted to partake in the mobility programme…I am grateful to the scheme centred on student exchange programme (ERASMUS) with an encompassing platform for learning and understanding a new environment as well as acquiring useful knowledge and skills

I was doing the Erasmus+ internship in Barcelona, Spain. I started looking for internships directly searching for the studios or agencies I might like. Another way to search for an internship in the art field is on a web page called Domestika. It’s a great way to search for one that you might like in a specific area and in the field of your choice. I found the best way to directly search on google and write an email with your cv and portfolio.

Because many jobs require Spanish language, once you get to Spain you will find free classes for beginners of Spanish and Catalan language. But if you would really like to learn the language you should search online for schools with a intensive program. That is usually every day for three weeks for 3-6 hours a day.

I must say I had a great time doing this exchange and I would gladly recommend it. I would like to thank to Erasmus+ programme, International office at UNG for this opportunity!