The Erasmus+ program is a European educational program that offers students the opportunity to:
- complete part of their studies, an internship or a short intensive program at a higher education institution in Europe, with complete academic recognition
- live abroad, make new friends, and experience other cultures, customs, and traditions
- improve their foreign language skills and learn new languages
- create new prospects for their future studies and professional development
The goal of the program is to contribute to the development of the community through lifelong learning and specifically aims to foster exchanges, cooperation, and mobility among education systems – an objective it achieves in the following 4 ways.
The program is funded by the European Union. The amount of the monthly grant varies depending on the country and may change from one year to another. You can find more information, including application deadlines, on the web page of the International Relations Office
The following universities & countries are already participating in Erasmus via a bilateral agreement.
You can select from the available courses in the department.
If you are interested in an internship within the department, please get in touch with the members of our faculty and suggest your topic
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