Participating in an international mobility programme allows students to develop key skills such as autonomy, adaptability to new contexts and intercultural competence. These experiences not only enrich their academic journey, but also add value to their professional future.
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Responsables de movilidad:
CAFyD:
Iker Sáez
Educación Primaria:
Bilbao: Lucía Barrenetxea
Donostia: Danel Roa
Educación Social:
Concha Maiztegui
One of the key pillars of the Faculty of Education and Sport’s internationalisation programme is student mobility to other universities, whether within Spain, across Europe, or in other countries.
Fear during the pandemic did not prevent me from pursuing my Erasmus dream in Finland.
In Salamanca, I learned that our differences make us richer, and that you can feel at home even when you are far away.
The lecturers are passionate about teaching Erasmus students and do everything they can to make us feel welcome and comfortable.
This experience has greatly changed my perspective on education and has reinforced my passion for teaching.
I must say that I have been able to learn about education in another country; this has made me see education from a different perspective than that I was used to.
The person getting on the outbound flight will never be the same as the person getting off the return flight.
I have had a great passion for rhythmic gymnastics since I was very young and this sport is pure beauty in this country.
