Erasmus+ Call
for the year 2025/2026 until the available funds are exhausted,
for the year 2026/2027 until 1 March 2026.
Documents
What does Erasmus+ offer?
- Study or traineeship abroad (or a combination of both)
- A grant for staying abroad
- The possibility of short-term or long-term mobility
Types of mobility
Mobility for study purposes
- Complete part of your regular study obligations at a partner institution of Alma Mater Europaea University
Mobility for traineeship purposes
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Traineeship in any company/organization related to your studies
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Possible at AMEU clinical bases or a company of your choice
Combined mobility (study + traineeship)
Blended Intensive Programme (BIP or KIP), announced and implemented by a partner university. A list of current programmes is available here.
Basic application requirements
- Student status at the time of application
- The mobility must be part of the study programme
- Knowledge of the language required by the host institution
- Up to 12 months of mobility at each study cycle
- For post-graduation traineeships: application with valid student status, implementation within 12 months after the graduation date
Where can you go?
- EU countries + Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Turkey, Macedonia, Serbia
- Other (partner) countries by agreement
Duration of mobility
Long-term (2–12 months or in accordance with available funds)
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Applies to all students and to mobility for traineeship or study purposes
Short-term (5–30 days)
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Includes a physical and a virtual component
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You must receive a minimum of 3 ECTS for the completed mobility
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Applies to BIP programmes
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Doctoral students on short-term mobility are not required to complete the virtual component or receive 3 ECTS.
Application and selection
Information about the application and selection process can be found here.
Procedure, documentation and recognition
Before departure:
- Selection of the institution (study) or company (traineeship) and agreement with the programme coordinator at AMEU
- Agreement on the recognition of obligations with the head of department or dean (approx. 20 ECTS in the case of exchange)
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Completion of the appropriate applications:
- Recognition of traineeship or courses (physiotherapy students)
- Study agreement (Learning agreement or Traineeship agreement)
- Signing the grant agreement
- Taking the language test (OLS)
- Arranging insurance, transport, accommodation, visa
- Taking the language test (OLS)
During mobility:
- Changes (e.g. course list) must be reported to the international office
After return:
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Submission of supporting documents within 1 month:
- Transcript of completed courses or completed traineeship agreement
- Certificate of the duration of mobility
- Experience report and online questionnaire
- The application for recognition of obligations is submitted to the Committee for Study Affairs
Grant amount
Long-term mobility (monthly grant):
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Country group |
Countries |
Amount |
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Group 1 (high standard) |
Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden |
€674/month |
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Group 2 (medium standard) |
Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Greece, Latvia, Malta, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain |
€606/month |
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Group 3 (lower standard) |
Bulgaria, Croatia, Lithuania, Hungary, Poland, Romania, North Macedonia, Serbia, Turkey |
€550/month |
|
Third countries (partner countries) |
by agreement |
€700–900/month |
Short-term mobility (daily grant):
|
Duration |
Countries |
Amount |
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Days 1–14 |
All |
€79/day |
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Days 15–30 |
All |
€56/day |
Possible grant supplements
- Traineeship supplement: +€150/month
- Supplement for students with fewer opportunities : +€100–250/month
- Green travel: +€50 + additional travel days
- Additional travel funds: depending on distance
- Support for students with special needs: contact the international office
for the year 2025/2026 until the available funds are exhausted,
for the year 2026/2027 until 1 March 2026.