Erasmus+ Studies
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The Erasmus program allows students to study abroad at a partner university in one of the 33 participating countries. Participating in this program will allow you to:
- to study at a partner university for one semester or one year, and to be exempt from tuition fees at your host university
- to be eligible to receive an Erasmus+ study grant, subject to selection by the International Relations Awards Committee
- to have the ECTS credits earned at your host university recognized
Eligibility requirements:
Any FdS student, regardless of nationality, can participate in an Erasmus+ exchange program
=> You must be enrolled at the FdS during the year of your study abroad program
=> You must have completed at least one year of higher education (preference is given to students in their third year of a bachelor’s program [L3], first year of a master’s program [M1], and second year of a master’s program [M2], subject to approval by your academic advisor for the study abroad year and the International Relations coordinator for your discipline),
=> You must not have previously participated in a 12-month Erasmus study exchange during the same academic cycle (regardless of whether you received a grant or not).
To properly prepare for your study abroad experience, you should begin the process one year before your actual departure.
Application Schedule for Erasmus+ Study Abroad Programs
From February 1 to March 15 of the current year.
For more information on the steps to take, please contact the International Relations Office of the Faculty of Sciences.
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