Study abroad & ERASMUS-Programme

ERASMUS provides European students with the possibility of studying in a different country and enhancing their social and cultural skills in order to improve their career prospects. Through their stay abroad, students become acquainted with the academic system at a higher-education institution in a foreign country and benefit from experiencing the methods of teaching and techniques of studying prevalent there. Students who wish to study at a foreign host institution for a period of between three and twelve months can receive support once they have completed their first year of study in their home country. Doctoral students are also eligible to receive support.

In order to take part in the program, students must be nationals of one of the countries participating in ERASMUS. Students from non-EU countries can participate in the program if they are normally registered at a German higher-education institution and are carrying out their entire course of studies there.