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Erasmus+ Study Mobility
by European Commission · Any Higher Education Institution (HEI) holding an Erasmus Charter for Higher Education (ECHE) that has a bilateral agreement with the student's home university.
🕐 Last updated: June 18, 2026
💛 Partial Funding🟩 Active🎓 Undergraduate (Bachelor), Postgraduate (Master), and Doctoral (PhD)🌍 European Union Member States and Third Countries associated with the Programme📌 Exchange Program / Grant
Monthly grants typically range from €225 to €600, depending on the cost of living in the destination country and the home country's specific regulations.
Duration
2 to 12 months per study cycle.
Deadline
Varies by home university (Internal deadlines usually fall between January and April for the following academic year).
Level
Undergraduate (Bachelor), Postgraduate (Master), and Doctoral (PhD)
Acceptance
Varies (High at a program level, but competitive at the institutional level for popular destinations like London, Paris, or Berlin).
Difficulty
Moderate
Quick Summary
Aimed at currently enrolled higher education students in erasmus+ programme countries., Erasmus+ Study Mobility is a merit-based scholarship for study in European Union Member States and Third Countries associated with the Programme. The award covers Provides a monthly stipend to assist with living costs, waives all tuition fees at the host institution, and offers administrative and linguistic support for international exchange. and is open to undergraduate (bachelor), postgraduate (master), and doctoral (phd) students studying all fields of study offered at participating institutions.. The scholarship runs for 2 to 12 months per study cycle.. Eligibility is generally based on eligible students must be registered at an HEI holding an ECHE and must be selected by their home university based on academic merit and motivation. The application deadline is Varies by home university (Internal deadlines usually fall between January and April for the following academic year)., with an acceptance rate of approximately Varies (High at a program level, but competitive at the institutional level for popular destinations like London, Paris, or Berlin).. Competition for this scholarship varies year to year, so early preparation of required documents is recommended.
✨ Should I Apply for Erasmus+ Study Mobility?
Instant AI-powered application intelligence
72%
Eligibility Match
20%
Win Probability
6/10
Difficulty
7/10
Reward Score
20-35 hrs
Time Required
High (Most students who meet the criteria and apply to less-competitive partner institutions receive a grant).
Competition
🌍 Overview
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Award Amount
Monthly grants typically range from €225 to €600, depending on the cost of living in the destination country and the home country's specific regulations.
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Duration
2 to 12 months per study cycle.
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Deadline
Varies by home university (Internal deadlines usually fall between January and April for the following academic year).
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Fields
All fields of study offered at participating institutions.
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Awards/Year
Varies (Allocated to universities based on their institutional budget and student population; hundreds of thousands of grants are issued annually).
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Study Country
European Union Member States and Third Countries associated with the Programme
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Provider
European Commission
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Acceptance
Varies (High at a program level, but competitive at the institutional level for popular destinations like London, Paris, or Berlin).
Erasmus+ Study Mobility is the flagship European Union program for education and training. It enables students to study at a partner university abroad for a semester or full year, fostering personal development, intercultural understanding, and academic growth. The program provides financial assistance to cover extra costs of moving and living abroad while ensuring that the credits earned at the host institution are recognized by the home university.
👥 Who Should Apply
Eligible students must be registered at an HEI holding an ECHE and must be selected by their home university based on academic merit and motivation.
🏛️ Host University
Any Higher Education Institution (HEI) holding an Erasmus Charter for Higher Education (ECHE) that has a bilateral agreement with the student's home university.
🤝 Sponsor
European Commission (Directorate-General for Education, Youth, Sport and Culture)
🎨 Fields of Study
All fields of study offered at participating institutions.
✨ Key Benefits
Provides a monthly stipend to assist with living costs, waives all tuition fees at the host institution, and offers administrative and linguistic support for international exchange.
🎯 Target Students
Currently enrolled Higher Education students in Erasmus+ programme countries.
🏷 Tags
Erasmus+Study AbroadEuropeExchange StudentEU ScholarshipHigher EducationMobility Grant
📊 Statistics & Competitiveness
Estimated 350,000+ per year across all participating countries.
Applicants Last Year
Approximately 300,000 students per year for study and traineeship mobility combined.
Winners
Varies (High at a program level, but competitive at the institutional level for popular destinations like London, Paris, or Berlin).
Acceptance Rate
High (Most students who meet the criteria and apply to less-competitive partner institutions receive a grant).
Competition Level
Win Probability
20%
Match Score
72%
Competition
75%
💸 Funding Breakdown
Tuition
Yes (Host institutions are prohibited from charging tuition, registration, or examination fees to Erasmus students).
Living Stipend
Yes, provided as a monthly grant to help cover subsistence costs.
Total Award
Monthly grants typically range from €225 to €600, depending on the cost of living in the destination country and the home country's specific regulations.
✈️ Travel: Varies (Top-up grants are available for students choosing 'Green Travel' options, and specific travel allowances apply to students from outermost regions).🏠 Accommodation: No (Students must fund accommodation using the grant or personal funds, though many host universities assist in finding housing).💊 Health Insurance: Varies (EU students are typically covered by the European Health Insurance Card (EHIC); non-EU students or those in certain countries may need private insurance).🔄 Renewable: No💳 App Fee: Free
🎓 Tuition Coverage
Yes (Host institutions are prohibited from charging tuition, registration, or examination fees to Erasmus students).
🏠 Living Stipend
Yes, provided as a monthly grant to help cover subsistence costs.
🏡 Accommodation
No (Students must fund accommodation using the grant or personal funds, though many host universities assist in finding housing).
✈️ Travel Allowance
Varies (Top-up grants are available for students choosing 'Green Travel' options, and specific travel allowances apply to students from outermost regions).
💊 Health Insurance
Varies (EU students are typically covered by the European Health Insurance Card (EHIC); non-EU students or those in certain countries may need private insurance).
🎁 Other Benefits
Inclusion support for students with fewer opportunities, specialized support for students with physical or mental health-related conditions, and access to Online Language Support (OLS).
🔄 Renewable
No
📋 Renewal Conditions
Not applicable; however, students can participate in multiple mobilities as long as the total duration does not exceed 12 months per study cycle.
✅ Eligibility Requirements
🌍 Eligible Nationalities
Must be enrolled in a participating HEI, must be in at least the second year of a Bachelor’s degree (for study mobility), and the mobility must be relevant for the degree-related learning and personal development needs.
🎓 Academic Level
Undergraduate (Bachelor), Postgraduate (Master), and Doctoral (PhD)
📊 Minimum GPA
Varies by home university (Typically a satisfactory academic standing or a specific GPA determined by the faculty).
🗣️ English Requirement
Varies (Host universities usually require B1 or B2 level in the language of instruction; proof via OLS assessment or standard tests like IELTS/TOEFL may be needed).
🍢 Age Limit
None (Must be a registered student at a participating institution).
💼 Work Experience
Not Required
🏆 Leadership
Not Required
💰 Financial Need
Not required for the basic grant, but additional funding (inclusion top-ups) is available for students with fewer opportunities or financial disadvantage.
🎯 Target Students
Currently enrolled Higher Education students in Erasmus+ programme countries.
📝 Application Requirements
Essay / SOP
Yes (A Motivation Letter is standard practice in the internal university application).
Rec Letters
Varies (Some faculties may require a recommendation from a professor or academic supervisor).
Interview
Varies (Some home universities conduct internal interviews as part of the selection process).
Application Fee
Free
Documents Required
Academic Transcripts
Passport / National ID
Varies (Some faculties may require a recommendation from a professor or academic supervisor). Recommendation Letters
CV / Resume
Personal Statement / Essays
Varies (Host universities usually require B1 or B2 level in the language of instruction; proof via OLS assessment or standard tests like IELTS/TOEFL may be needed).
Interview: Varies (Some home universities conduct internal interviews as part of the selection process).
Min GPA: Varies by home university (Typically a satisfactory academic standing or a specific GPA determined by the faculty).
📋 Application Process
Consult your university's International Office early. Research the course catalogs of partner universities to ensure credit transfer (Learning Agreement). Focus the motivation letter on how the exchange fits your career goals.
💡 Insider Tip: Check for 'Green Travel' top-ups and inclusion support if you qualify. Always have a backup choice of host university in case your first choice is oversubscribed.
🗾️ Application Roadmap
1
Research eligibility and gather requirements
Start Early
2
Collect all required documents
Start Early
3
Request recommendation letters early
4
Write compelling essays and personal statement
⚠ High Risk Stage
5
Submit complete application before deadline
6
Await shortlisting and attend interview if required
⚠ High Risk Stage
📅 Key Dates & Timeline
📅 Opens
Varies by home university (Typically 6 to 12 months before the intended mobility starts).
⏰ Deadline
Varies by home university (Internal deadlines usually fall between January and April for the following academic year).
🎤 Interview
Varies (Some home universities conduct internal interviews as part of the selection process).
🎓 Study Starts
Varies (Aligns with the academic calendar of the host institution, usually September/October or January/February).
Varies by home university (Typically 6 to 12 months before the intended mobility starts).
Applications Open
Gather documents and begin essays
Varies by home university (Internal deadlines usually fall between January and April for the following academic year).
Application Deadline
Submit complete application - no late entries
Varies (Some home universities conduct internal interviews as part of the selection process).
Shortlisting and Interview
Selected candidates invited for interview
After results
Award Announced
Successful applicants notified
Varies (Aligns with the academic calendar of the host institution, usually September/October or January/February).
Studies Begin
Commence degree at host institution
⚖️ Selection Process
📋 Selection Criteria
Academic performance, motivation, language proficiency, and adherence to the host university's specific requirements.
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