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List of the Participating Countries, Members and Partner Universities in the Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility Programme 2018 List of the participating countries, members and partner universities in the Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility Programme 2018 Argentina FACULTY OF ARTS - Universidad de Buenos Aires FACULTY OF MEDICINE - Universidad Católica Argentina Bosna and Hercegovina FACULTY OF COMPUTER AND INFORMATION SCIENCE - University of Banja Luka Brazil SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS - ESPM Escola Superior de Propaganda e Marketing FACULTY OF MEDICINE - Universidade de Sao Paulo FACULTY OF MEDICINE - Universidade Faculty of Electrical Engineeringderal de Pernambuco Montenegro BIOTECHNICAL FACULTY - University of Donja Gorica FACULTY OF LAW - University of Montenegro India SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS - BIMTECH Birla Institute of Management Technology SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS - Indian Institute of Technology Madras SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS - Institute of Management Technology Ghaziabad SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS - Sharda University Japan SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS - Akita International University SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS - Hiroshima University of Economics SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS - Rikkyo University, College of Business FACULTY OF ARTS - University of Tokyo, Faculty of Letters FACULTY OF MEDICINE - University of Miyazaki South Korea FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES - Kyungpook National University FACULTY OF COMPUTER AND INFORMATION SCIENCE - Kyungpook National University Canada FACULTY OF ARTS - University of Toronto China SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS - Shanghai Institution of International Business and Economics (SUIBE) FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES - Sichuan University FACULTY OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING - Beijing Normal University FACULTY OF ARTS - Beijing Foreign Studies University Kosovo FACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE - University of Priština in Kosovska Mitrovica FACULTY OF ARTS - University of Prishtina Russia FACULTY OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING - Bonch-Bruevich Saint - Petersburg State University of Telecommunications (SUT) FACULTY OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING - Lomonosov Moscow State University FACULTY OF ARTS - Astrakhan State University FACULTY OF ARTS - The Institute of Slavic Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences FACULTY OF LAW - Irkutsk State University Serbia ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS AND DESIGN - University of Arts of Belgrade FACULTY OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING - Mathematical Institute of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts FACULTY OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING - University of Belgrade FACULTY OF ARTS - University of Belgrade FACULTY OF ARTS - University of Kragujevac FACULTY OF COMPUTER AND INFORMATION SCIENCE - University of Novi Sad VETERINARY FACULTY - University of Belgrade USA SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS - Kent State University SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS - The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill FACULTY OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING - Missouri University of Science and Technology FACULTY OF ARTS - Kent State University FACULTY OF ARTS - University of Pennsylvania FACULTY OF COMPUTER AND INFORMATION SCIENCE - State University of New York at Albany .
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