The different types of individual mobilities are awarded within the limits of established in the tables below:
| level | distribution of all 176 mobilities |
| undergraduate | ca. 31 % of the total |
| master | ca. 25 % of the total |
| doctorate | ca. 20 % of the total |
| post-doctorate | ca. 14 % of the total |
| staff | ca. 10 % of the total |
By Target Groups
| type of applicant* | distribution all (of all 176 mobilities) |
| Target group 1 – TG1
students that are registered at one of the Latin American Partner universities or European Partner universities in EULALinks Sense at the time of submitting their application to the partnership. Undergraduate students must have successfully completed at least one year of studies in their home institution. |
~ 54 %
of the total |
| Target group 2 – TG2
students that are either registered in a Higher Education Institution (HEI) (not included in the partnership) of one of the Latin American countries concerned by the lot OR to have obtained a university degree or equivalent from a HEI of these countries. European Union citizens registered in a European University (not included in the partnership) OR who have graduated at a university from an European country. |
~ 13 %
of the total |
| Target group 3 – TG3
students of one of the Partner countries in Latin America, who are part of the vulnerable target group (e.g. applicants with indigene origin) |
~ 33 %
of the total |
* national of Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Guatemala, Colombia, Costa Rica, Mexico.