Program Overview

Introduction to Erasmus+

The Erasmus program is a European Union program that encompasses all areas of education. Its goal is to improve the quality and attractiveness of teaching at all levels. The program promotes, among other things, lifelong learning, foreign language learning, innovation in teaching, and international exchange of individuals involved in the education and training process.

Program Erasmus+

The Erasmus+ program is aimed at higher education. The purpose of the Erasmus+ program is to improve the level of education and strengthen its European dimension in higher education institutions.

General Principles of the Erasmus Program

• The program is open to students, teachers, and staff of higher education institutions.
• The program aims to promote mobility, cooperation, and innovation in higher education.
• The program provides opportunities for students to study abroad, for teachers to teach abroad, and for staff to train abroad.

University Rules of the Erasmus Program

• The university has its own rules and regulations for participating in the Erasmus program.
• Students must meet certain requirements, such as language proficiency and academic performance, to be eligible for the program.
• The university has a limited number of places available for the program, and selection is based on a competitive process.

Bilateral Agreements and Student Exchange

• The university has bilateral agreements with partner institutions in other countries.
• Students can participate in exchange programs with these partner institutions.
• The exchange programs can last from a few months to a full academic year.

Student Recruitment for Outgoing Mobility

• The university recruits students for outgoing mobility through a competitive process.
• Students must submit an application, which includes a motivation letter, a language proficiency certificate, and academic transcripts.
• A selection committee reviews the applications and selects the students to participate in the program.

Examples and Templates of Documents and Forms to Download

• The university provides examples and templates of documents and forms that students need to complete for the program.
• These documents and forms include a learning agreement, a language proficiency certificate, and a grant agreement.

Formalities to Complete After Recruitment

• After being selected for the program, students must complete certain formalities, such as obtaining a visa, purchasing health insurance, and registering with the host institution.
• Students must also attend a pre-departure meeting and complete an online language course.

Formalities to Complete After Return

• After returning from the mobility period, students must complete certain formalities, such as submitting a report, completing an online survey, and attending a re-entry meeting.
• Students must also provide feedback on their experience and suggest improvements to the program.

Funding for Study Abroad

• The Erasmus program provides funding for students to study abroad.
• The funding is in the form of a grant, which covers part of the student's living expenses abroad.
• The grant amount varies depending on the country of destination and the length of stay.

Administration of the Erasmus+ Program

• The university has a dedicated team to administer the Erasmus+ program.
• The team is responsible for promoting the program, recruiting students, and providing support to students before, during, and after their mobility period.
• The team also monitors the program's progress, evaluates its impact, and suggests improvements.