Erasmus+
European Union
Overview
Erasmus+ is the European Union's mobility programme.
Rather than funding a full degree, it supports study or exchange periods and cost-of-living mobility, and remains a mainstay funding route across EU destinations — especially where a national grant isn't available for your country.
Who can apply
- Available to students enrolled in a recognised degree at a participating institution; citizenship alone does not create or remove eligibility.
- For study mobility, the home and host institutions need an agreement covering the student's subject. The stay must fit the degree and be recognised through a Learning Agreement.
- Long-term study and traineeship mobility lasts 2–12 months; blended short mobility lasts 5–30 physical days plus a virtual component.
How to apply
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Apply through your university's international office, which manages Erasmus+ agreements, selection and deadlines.
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Ask for the partner list for your subject, the internal selection rules and the exact grant table for the relevant project year.
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The home institution sets the payable rate within the current country-group and top-up rules; students do not apply directly to the EU.
See if this funding fits your route
Answer a few questions about your profile — we'll match you to realistic routes and flag which scholarships you can actually apply for.
Amounts, deadlines and eligible-country lists are set by the awarding body and change every academic year. Always confirm the current call on the official source before applying.