Erasmus+ Study Mobility enables students enrolled at our university to complete part of their studies at a higher education institution in an Erasmus+ Programme Country with which we have an inter-institutional agreement.
Erasmus+ Programme Countries
United Kingdom, Denmark, the Netherlands, Ireland, Sweden, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Finland, France, Italy, Iceland, Greek Cypriot Administration, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Hungary, Norway, Poland, Romania, Türkiye*, Greece, Germany, Spain, Latvia, North Macedonia, Malta, Portugal, Slovak Republic, Estonia, Croatia, Lithuania, Slovenia.
The grant amounts provided for each destination country are set out in the calls for applications published by the Erasmus+ Institutional Coordination Office.
Türkiye is a country included in the Erasmus+ Programme. However, participants selected from our university cannot carry out study mobility within Türkiye.
Eligible Institutions/Organisations
The institution where study mobility will take place must meet the following 2 conditions:
- It must be a Higher Education Institution holding an ECHE, and
- An inter-institutional agreement must have been concluded between the higher education institution and our university in the field of study concerned.
For our university's Erasmus+ inter-institutional agreements, please click here.
Minimum and Maximum Durations
The European Commission has set the duration of student study mobility at a minimum of 3 months and a maximum of 12 months. However, in order to allow more participants at our university to benefit from Erasmus+ study mobility, the grant-funded activity period is limited to 1 academic semester.
The activity period must be completed without interruption.
In student study mobility, if the certificate of attendance shows that the beneficiary carried out the activity for less than 3 months, the activity is deemed invalid and no grant is paid to the beneficiary.
A student found on the certificate of attendance to have carried out the activity for less than 3 months must repay the entire grant received.