Erasmus+ student mobility - study

Erasmus mobility students - study guide

 

Types of Erasmus mobility:

• Long-term: Mobility Study (SMS) and Mobility Traineeship (SMT) - min. 2 months
• Short-term mobility 5 - 30 days (study or internship)

 

Eligible Participants:

Full-time or part-time students at UCM from the 1st year of Bachelor's degree or recent graduates who have been selected for mobility during their final year of study.

 

Application form, selection procedure

• Every Erasmus mobility participant must go through a transparent selection procedure. The selection procedures for students are organised by the faculties, which also set the criteria.
• The call for applications is usually published on the faculties' websites - students apply there.

 

Online Language Support - OLS

• A participant may voluntarily complete the OLS language assessment in the language used during the mobility period (if available in the system).

• OLS is not mandatory for all students; however, some host universities abroad may require the completion of the test as a condition for acceptance to the mobility.

• For more information, please contact the International Relations Office (IRO).

 

Obligations to the study department

The student is responsible for supplying the necessary documents to the study department both before the mobility and after the return from the mobility. Before departure, the following must be submitted to the study department:

• Learning Agreement - if using OLA, its PDF version.
• Acceptance letter.
• Confirmation of participation in the Erasmus stay.

 

Further information:

• Insurance: it is compulsory for study mobility participants to take out medical expenses insurance abroad in the form of a European Health Insurance Card or medical expenses insurance abroad with a commercial insurance company. Specialised study placement insurance from ERAPO or travel insurance for study placements and internships from Groupama are recommended.
• Accommodation abroad: this can also be provided by the foreign university, but is not an obligation. Please contact the foreign university for information.
  It is also important to communicate with the international department of the host university.
• Grant - a financial contribution towards the costs of your stay abroad - please note that it may not cover all your living expenses.
• The payment of the grant is as follows: 80% of the total amount before the stay, the balance after your return and delivery of the necessary documents.