Type	Pannónia Program Outgoing Students, exchange

Other requirements

A motivation letter must be added to your application. 1. Please describe your areas of interest and your main achievements (including, if any, outstanding academic, sporting, artistic, credit-bearing voluntary or public activities). Why is it important for you to participate in Pannónia mobility? (max 100 words) 2. Describe your previous international experience. During your studies at BBU, what did you do to gain international experience (mentoring foreign students, participating in an international project, project week courses, participating in an online international project as part of class work, etc.) (max 100 words) 3. Why did you choose these countries/cities/institutions? To what extent does the host institution’s course offer fits with your studies? What subjects would you like to study during your stay and in which language? What results do you expect from your mobility? (max 100 words) 4. Describe which language(s) do you speak and at what level? How will the planned study abroad contribute to the development of your language skills? Do you plan to take a language exam when you return home? (max 100 words)

More information	calendly.com/..oing-erasmus-virtual-office

Overview

The Butterfly program will bring together approximately 60 students from partner universities in Thailand, the USA, Mexico, various EU countries, and Denmark.

The course workload is worth 5 ECTS (EQF level 6) within the academic scope of Innovation, Sustainability and Cross-Cultural Communication. There will be an exam and transcript offered.

Over the course of 14 days, students will work in interdisciplinary and intercultural teams in order to address specific challenges related to sustainability and innovation in agriculture and food production. Guided by an international team of faculty members, students will employ methods such as Design Thinking to generate innovative solutions in these critical sectors.

The program is offered to ZEALAND students as a 5 ECTS elective course.

Important Dates:
Zealand Academy, Roskilde department, Roskilde, Denmark, is proud to host the ‘Butterfly’ program in 2025. The course will begin with online/virtual sessions starting on March 1, 2025, followed by two weeks of in-person collaboration in Roskilde from March 24th to April 6th, 2025. During these two weeks, students will engage in intensive project work and team-building activities in Roskilde.

Examination:
At the end of the course students will be assessed on their theoretical understanding of the topics covered, as well as their proposed solutions to the challenges presented. Evaluations will consider various criteria, including feasibility, originality, and alignment with sustainability goals.

Who can join?
In principle student participants can join from different academic backgrounds as long as they have Innovation, Sustainability and Cross-Cultural Communication as part of their curriculum.

This program is designed to enhance students’ communication skills and intercultural competencies while fostering the development of innovative and sustainable solutions to complex global challenges. The program is organized by Zealand Academy in cooperation with three of our esteemed international partners.

Available Scholarship:
10 Days Pannónia Programme = 300.000 HUF
+
4 Days RRF scholarship 60.000 HUF
Total: 360.000 HUF
Please note that the scholarship may NOT NECESSARILY cover all your expenses, so plan ahead!

Link for the website of the Short Mobility Programme:
zealand.com/the-butterfly-bip-program-2025/

Housing details:
international.uni-bge.hu/wp-content/uploads/Butterfly-programme-Housing.docx

Mr. Bence Fazekas: fazekas.bence@uni-bge.hu
or meet him at the Mobility Virtual Office for Outgoing Students”

To get an overview of the whole mobility journey, check our Pannónia Program Guide”!!!