Below you will find an alphabetical overview of our partner universities in the Erasmus area with detailed information about the university and the type of cooperation.
For more information on studying abroad at one of our Erasmus partner universities, click here.
If you have any questions about studying abroad, please do not hesitate to contact the International Office. Simply send an e-mail to outgoings@hs-bremerhaven.de.
Name of the University | University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria |
Erasmus Code | A WELS01 |
Address | Fachhochschule Oberösterreich |
Website |
Type of cooperation | Erasmus+ |
End of validity | 2021/2022 |
Area of study | Medical diagnostic and treatment technology |
Winter term | Early October - Mid-February |
Summer term | Early March - Mid-July |
Application documents | After the nomination by the home university, exchange students will receive a link to the online application portal. The following documents must be submitted: |
| Language skills required | Depending on the language of instruction, German and/or English language proficiency at level B2 or higher is required, which must be proven by a language certificate. |
Course offer | An overview of the current course offers and the course descriptions can be found here. |
Grading system | At the University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria, a five-level grading system is applied, which is divided as follows: |
Contact person for incoming students | Brigitte Brandstätter: brigitte.brandstaetter@fh-linz.at |
Arrival | Linz is the capital of Upper Austria and is located about 120km from Salzburg and 200km from Vienna. From Linz Airport there is a free shuttle bus to the stop “Hörsching”, from which there is an hourly train to Linz. |
Accommodation | All exchange students are responsible for finding suitable accommodation. |
Cost of living | For a semester abroad in Upper Austria, 600-850€ per month should be planned. The actual amount depends on the place of residence and the personal lifestyle. In general, the following costs can be expected: |
Language courses | If necessary, German language courses for exchange students can be organised. |
Name of the University | Trakia University |
Erasmus Code | BG STARA-Z01 |
Address | Trakia University |
Website |
Type of Cooperation | Erasmus+ |
End of validity | 2021/2022 |
Area of study | Environmental Sciences (Maritime Studies) |
Winter term | September - January |
Summer term | February - June |
Application documents | The following documents must be submitted during the application process: |
Language skills required | Good knowledge of Bulgarian for courses taught in Bulgarian |
Course offer | The courses offered are listed on the website under the respective departments/programs. Before the beginning of the course, an introductory event for exchange students is offered. |
| Grading sytem | The following grading system is applied at the university: |
Contact person for incoming students | Reneta Mitsova: intern@uni-sz.bg |
Arrival | It is recommended to arrive at least two days before the beginning of the semester. The city of Stara Zagora is located about 250 km east of the capital Sofia. From Sofia there is a bus and train connection to Stara Zagora. |
Accommodation | It is possible to stay in a student residence. If desired, this must already be stated in the application form. |
Cost of living | About 550-600 Bulgarian Leva are needed per month (approx. 280-310€) |
Language courses | Bulgarian language courses are offered for international students. |
Name of the University | Juraj Dobrila University of Pula |
Erasmus Code | HR PULA01 |
Address | Juraj Dobrila University of Pula |
Website |
Cooperation
Type of cooperation | Erasmus+ |
End of validity | 2021/2022 |
Area of study | Business Administration, Travel, Tourism and Leisure |
Academic Calender
Winter term | Early October - Late February |
Summer term | Early March - Mid-July |
Application
Application documents | Students who have been nominated by their home university will receive further information about the application process by e-mail. The following documents are required: |
Language skills required | English level of B2 or higher is required. |
Course offer | An overview of the course offer can be found here. |
Grading System | The following grading system gets used at the university: |
Contact person for incoming students | Diana Kolarik: international.office@unipu.hr |
Further Information
Arrival | The city of Pula has an international airport, which offers flights to Zagreb and some European cities. However, some flights are limited to certain months of the year due to demand. There is a regular bus service from the airport to the city centre of Pula. |
Accomodation | Exchange students can rent a room in the student hall of residence, but places are limited. To apply for a place, the following documents must be submitted: Various contact details for the private apartment search can be found on the Website of the University. |
Cost of living | The following monthly cost of living should be considered approximately for a stay in Pula: |
Name of the University | University of Dubrovnik |
Erasmus Code | HR DUBROVN01 |
Address | University of Dubrovnik |
Website |
Type of Cooperation | Erasmus+ |
End of validity | 2021/2022 |
Area of study | Travel, Tourism and Leisure, Management and Administration |
Winter term | Early October - Mid-February |
Summer term | Mid-February - Mid-June |
Application documents | The following documents are required for the application: |
Language skills required | The University of Dubrovnik does not set minimum requirements for the English language proficiency of exchange students. However, English knowledge at level B1 or higher is recommended in order to be able to follow the courses. |
Course offer | An overview of the current course offer can be found here. |
Grading system | The following grading system is applied at the university: |
Contact person for incoming students | Nina Mijoč: nina.mijoc@unidu.hr |
Arrival | To get to Dubrovnik you can use the city’s international airport. From there, there is a transfer option in the form of a shuttle bus to Dubrovnik Bus Station and to the Old Town. In addition, it is possible to arrive by bus, which also stops at the Dubrovnik Bus Station. |
Accommodation | It is possible to stay in the student domitory, which mainly offers double rooms. The monthly rental price is 200€ (for a stay of one semester) or 150€ (for a stay of two semesters). The price includes utilities such as water, electricity and internet. Here you will find an overview of people who rent rooms to students compiled by the Student Center. The International Relations Office and ESN are also happy to assist you in finding suitable accommodation and will send you further information in good time before the start of your stay. |
Cost of living | The Croatian currency is called Kuna and is made up of 100 Lipa. One euro is equivalent to about 7.5 kuna. The following costs should be considered on average for a stay in Dubrovnik: |
Language courses | For exchange students, Croatian language courses are offered at two levels. |
Name of the University | Business Academy Southwest, Esbjerg (BASW) |
Erasmus Code | DK ESBJERG18 |
Address | Business Academy Southwest |
Website |
Type of cooperation | Erasmus+ |
End of validity | 2021/2022 |
Area of study | International Sales and Marketing, Information and Communication Technologies, Audio-Visual Techniques and Media Production |
Winter term | Late January - Late June |
Summer term | Late August - Late December |
Language skills required | All courses offered to exchange students are taught in English. The university does not require proof of language proficiency at the time of application, but does expect exchange students to have at least a B2 level of English. |
Course offer | You can find an overview of the course offer here. |
Grading system | The following grading system is applied at the university: |
Contact person for incoming students | Liselotte Kaus: lka@easv.dk |
Accommodation | It is not possible to live directly on campus, but the university has several places for student residence that are also available to exchange students. These are all fully furnished and offer access to a kitchen and bathroom. As there are only limited places available it should be indicated in the application if you are interested in a dormitory place. The average rent for a dormitory room is 325€ per month. In addition, a deposit must be paid. The rooms are always rented for a period of six months, a shorter rental period is not possible for organisational reasons. |
Language Courses | The university offers free Danish language courses for international students. They take place twice a week directly on campus. The courses are supported on site by the online platform Flexidansk. |
Name of the University | Satakunta University of Applied Sciences (SAMK) |
Erasmus Code | SF PORI08 |
Address | Satakunta University of Applied Sciences Campus Rauma |
Website |
Type of Cooperation | Erasmus+ |
End of validity | 2021/2022 |
Area of study | Engineering and Engineering Trades, Information and Communication Technologies, Business Administration/Logistics, Travel, Tourism and Leisure |
Winter term | Late August - Mid-December |
Summer term | Early January - May |
Application documents | The application process runs via the SoleMOVE platform. The following application documents must be submitted on this platform: | |
| Language skills required | English language skills on level B2 or higher are required. | |
Course offer | You can find an overview of the course offer here. Please select ’Courses suitable for exchange students' there. The choice of courses must be made primarily in your own field of study. Care should be taken to selecting courses at only one of the four locations of the university. | |
| Grading system | The following grading system is applied at the university: For some courses the system of passed/ failed is used. | |
Contact person for incoming students | Riitta Rissanen (Campus Pori, Faculties of Service Business and Technology): riitta.rissanen@samk.fi |
| Arrival | If travelling by plane it is recommended to choose Helsinki-Vantaa airport as final destination as most international flights to Finland arrive here. From the airport, there are several train and bus connections to Pori and Rauma. There also exists a flight connection to Pori. The flight takes about 45 minutes. There is also the possibility to arrive to Finland by ferry from Estonia, Germany, Poland or Sweden.
Coming from Helsinki, there are several bus and train connections to Pori and Rauma per day. By bus, the trip lasts about four hours. When travelling to Pori by train, an interchange in Tampere is required. The trip lasts 3.5 hours in this case. |
Accommodation | The International Office assists in finding suitable accommodation, but this must generally be rented from private providers. In general, there are different offers regarding furnishing, location and size. In addition, the college offers a 'StudentSurvival Kit'. As part of this offer, students can borrow various things, such as pillows and blankets, for the duration of their stay instead of having to buy them themselves. |
| Cost of living | Exchange students should plan with a total of 550-900€ per month divided into the following categories: |
Language courses | Finnish language courses are offered at different levels for international students. |
Name of the University | South-Eastern Finland University of Applied Sciences (XAMK) |
Erasmus Code | SF MIKKELI07 |
Address | South-Eastern Finland University of Applied Sciences Campus Kouvola Campus Mikkeli |
Website |
Cooperation
Type of Cooperation | Erasmus+ |
End of validity | 2021/2022 |
Area of study | Engineering and Engineering Trades, Transport Services (Logistics), Business and Aministration, Information and Communication, Travel, Tourism and Leisure |
Academic Calender
Winter term | Late August - Mid-December |
Summer term | Mid-January - Late April |
Application
Application documents | The application is made via the SoleMove platform. The following documents must be uploaded in PDF format: |
Language skills required | English language proficiency on level B2 or higher is required. |
Course offer | The course offers are posted on the overview pages of the different study courses. |
Grading system | The following grading system is applied at the university: |
Contact person for incoming students | Ulf Jensen-Munk (Campus Kotka und Kouvola): ulf.jensen-munk@xamk.fi |
Further Information
Arrival | Campus Kotka: The city of Kotka is located about 130 km from Helsinki, 270 km from St. Petersburg and 60 km from Kouvola. If you are arriving by plane, the destination airport in Helsinki is a good choice. From there, there are connections by bus to Kotka. |
Accommodation | All students are responsible for finding accommodation themselves, as no accommodation is provided by the university. Local landlords that provide accommodation specifically for students are often a good point of contact. The rooms there are mostly furnished, other everyday items can be purchased in appropriate second-hand shops. Further information on the different accommodation option at each campus can be found here. |
Cost of living | The following costs should be expected per month: |
Language courses | International students have the opportunity to participate in Finnish language courses. |
Name of the University | Ecole de Commerce Europeenne de Bordeaux (BBA INSEEC) |
Erasmus Code | F BORDEAU45 |
Address | Ecole de Commerce Europeenne de Bordeaux |
Website |
Cooperation
Type of Cooperation | Erasmus+ |
End of validity | 2021/2022 |
Area of study | Business and Administration |
Academic Calender
Winter term | September - December |
Summer term | January/ February - May/ June (depending on the courses you choose) |
Application
Application documents | The following documents have to be submitted during the application process: |
Language skills required | When attending courses taught in English, language skills at level B2 or higher are recommended. For courses to be taken in French, French language proficiency at level B2 or higher is required. |
Course offer | Students can only choose courses from study areas for which a cooperation exists. It is possible to choose between courses in English or French. |
Grading system | A numerical scale with a top score of 20 is used: |
Contact person for incoming students | Florence Carlot: fcarlot@inseec.com |
Further Information
| Arrival | When arriving via the train station SNCF, you can take the following route to the university: First take tram line C direction 'Aubiers'. At the station 'Quinconces' you get off the tram and change to line B direction Claveau/ Bassin à Flots' until the station 'CAPC-Musée d'Art Contemporain'. From there, it is only a short walk to the university. For the whole route you should plan with about 20-25 minutes. When arriving by plane, you can either take a taxi or the bus to the university. If deciding for the latter: There are two bus lines that conect the airport with the station 'Quinconces' on a regular basis. The total travel time is about 45-50 minutes. At the station 'Quinconces' you change to tram line B direction 'Claveau/ Bassin à Flots' until the station 'CAPC-Musée d'Art Contemporain'. From there, it is only a short walk to the university. |
Accommodation | The university does not have its own dormitories where it can provide accommodation for exchange students. However, the International Office will help you find suitable accommodation and provide contacts to online platforms and landlords. For renting an apartment, it is required to have a liability insurance. |
Cost of living | In Bordeaux, the following monthly expenses can be expected: |
Language courses | Free French language courses are offered for international students. |
Name of the University | Ecole de Commerce Europeenne de Lyon (BBA INSEEC) |
Erasmus Code | F LYON71 |
Address | Ecole de Commerce Europeenne de Lyon |
Website |
Cooperation
Type of cooperation | Erasmus+ |
End of validity | 2021/2022 |
Area of study | Business Studies |
Academic Calender
Winter term | September - December |
Summer term | January/ February - May/ June (depending on the courses you choose) |
Application
Application documents | The following documents have to be submitted during the application process: |
Language skills required | When attending courses taught in English, language skills at level B2 or higher are recommended. For courses to be taken in French, knowledge of French at level B2 or higher is required. |
Course offer | Students can only choose courses from areas of study for which there is a cooperation. It is possible to choose between courses in English or French. |
Grading system | A numerical staff with a top score of 20 is used: |
Contact person for incoming students | Wioleta Wegorowska: wwegorowska@inseec.com, |
Further Information
| Arrival | Arriving by train is possible via the train station Gare Part Dieu. From there, you take the metro line 1 direction 'Debourg'. After getting off at the station 'Rue de l'université', you can reach the university after only a few meters. The total travel time is around 20 minutes. In case that you are arriving via Lyon airport, you can continue as from the train station Gare Part Dieu: You take metro line 1 direction 'Debourg' and get off at the station 'Rue de l'université'. After a few minutes, you will reach the university. |
Accommodation | The university does not have its own dormitories where it can provide accommodation for exchange students. However, the International Office will help you find suitable accommodation and provide contacts to online platforms and landlords. For renting an apartment, it is required to have a liability insurance. |
Cost of living | In Lyon, you can expect the following monthly expenses: |
Language courses | Free French language courses are offered for international students. |
Name of the University | Institut National des Sciences Appliquées de Lyon (INSA Lyon) |
Erasmus Code | F LYON12 |
Address | Institut National des Sciences Appliquées de Lyon |
Website |
Cooperation
Type of cooperation | Erasmus+ |
End of validity | 2021/2022 |
Area of study | Engineering, Energy |
Academic Calender
Winter term | Mid-September - Late January |
Summer term | Early February - Mid-June |
Application
Application documents | After the nomination by the home university, the corresponding students will receive an overview of the required application documents. These must then be submitted via the MoveOn platform. |
Language skills required | Depending on the teaching language of the chosen courses, English and/ or French language skills of at least level B1 are recommended. |
Course offer | An overview of the courses offered in English can be found here. |
Grading system | The following grading system is applied at the university: |
Contact person for incoming students | Mathieu Giraud: welcome3@insa-lyon.fr |
Further Information
Arrival | The city of Lyon has an airport (Saint-Exupéry), which has numerous connections to various European cities. |
Accommodation | It is possible to live in one of the 11 halls of residence located on the university campus. The rooms there are furnished. The monthly rent is approximately 340 - 470€ depending on the type of room. Taking out a liability insurance before entering the tenancy is required. Students can also rent an apartment/room outside the campus through housing associations or private landlords. |
| Cost of living | During a stay in Lyon, you can expect the following monthly expenses: |
| Language courses | Students can participate in French language courses before the start of lectures within the framework of summer or winter schools. |
Name of the University | Université du Havre |
Erasmus Code | F LE-HAVR11 |
Address | Université du Havre |
Website |
Type of cooperation | Erasmus+ |
End of validity | 2021/2022 |
Area of study | Business and Administration, Tourism, Engineering (Logistics) |
Winter term | Early September - Late December/ Mid-January |
Summer term | Mid-January - Late May/ Mid-June |
Application documents | The following documents have to be submitted during the application process: |
Language skills required | Language skills at level B2 or higher in the desired course language are required. |
Course offer | The university offers various study programmes in English especially for exchange and international students. You can find an overview of these offers here. Students can also attend regular courses of the various study programmes. |
Grading system | A numerical grading system is used with a best mark of 20. A minimum grade of 10 is required to pass a course. |
Contact person for incoming students | Aliona Balanel: aliona.balanel@univ-lehavre.fr |
Arrival | If you are arriving by plane, the Paris airports (Roissy Charles De Gaulle, Orly or Beauvais) are recommended. After driving into the city there are train connections from Paris – St. Lazare to Le Havre. |
Accommodation | It is possible to rent a room in one of the dormitories. The rental of the rooms is done by the agency CROUS. In addition, the association AHLOET offers furnished and unfurnished rooms for students of the university. Private liability insurance is required for renting accommodation in France. |
Cost of living | The following monthly costs should be considered for a stay in Le Havre: |
Language courses | French language courses are offered at three different levels (beginner, intermediate, advanced). Upon successful participation, students receive 5 ECTS. |
Name of the University | Ionian University |
Erasmus Code | G ATHINE 42 |
Address | Ionian University |
Website |
Type of cooperation | Erasmus+ |
End of validity | 2021/2022 |
Area of study | Travel, Tourism and Leisure |
Winter term | Early October - Early February |
Summer term | Early February - Mid-June |
Application documents | The following documents have to be submitted during the application process: |
Language skills required | Since the majority of the courses are offered in Greek, students are recommended to have sufficient knowledge of Greek. |
Course offer | An overview of the courses offered in English can be found on the website of the respective department or degree program or, upon request, by contacting the responsible contact person. A list of the different contact persons can be found here. |
Contact person for incoming students | Dionysia Karvouni: eras-inc@ionio.gr |
Arrival | The island of Corfu can be reached by plane via the airports of Athens or Thessaloniki. There are also ferry connections to the Greek ports of Igoumenitsa and Patras and to the Italian cities of Bari, Brindisi, Ancona and Venice. |
Accommodation | It is the responsibility of the students to find accommodation, as the university cannot provide accommodation. |
Cost of living | Exchange students should plan a monthly cost of about 400€. |
Language courses | Free Greek language courses are offered for exchange students. Upon successful participation, 6 ECTS are awarded for these courses. |
Name of the University | University of the Peloponnese |
Erasmus Code | G TRIPOLI03 |
Address | University of the Peloponnese |
Website |
Cooperation
Type of cooperation | Erasmus+ |
End of validity | 2021/2022 |
Area of study | Business and Administration, Travel, Tourism and Leisure |
Academic Calender
Winter term | Early October - Late January |
Summer term | Early February - Late June |
Application
Application documents | Exchange students must register at the departmental office responsible for them. The following documents are required for registration: |
Language skills required | An English language level of B2 or higher is recommended. |
Course offer | An overview of the courses offered can be found on the website of the study programme. |
Grading system | The following grading system is applied at the university: |
Contact person for incoming students | Vassiliki Gionna: vgionna@uop.gr |
Further Information
Arrival | All cities in the Peloponnese prefecture have good bus connections to Athens and other Greek cities. |
Accommodation | There is no student dormitory available in the city of Sparta. Therefore, it is the responsibility of the students to find suitable accommodation. |
| Cost of living | Exchange students should expect the following monthly expenses: You can find more information on the costs of everyday necessities here. |
Name of the University | Letterkenny Institute of Technology |
Erasmus Code | IRL LETTERK01 |
Address | Letterkenny Institute of Technology |
Website |
Cooperation
Type of cooperation | Erasmus+ |
End of validity | 2021/2022 |
Area of study | Travel, Tourism and Leisure, Food Processing, Business and Administration, Audio-Visual Techniques and Media Production |
Academic Calender
Winter term | Late September - Late January |
Summer term | Late January - Late May |
Application
Application documents | The following documents are required for the application process: |
Language skills required | English language skills at level B1 or higher are required. |
Course offer | Only courses from one degree program can be selected. An overview of the courses offered can be found on the websites of the various study programmes. |
Grading system | The grades are entered on the Transcript of Records in the form of percentages in conjunction with the number of ECTS credits achieved. |
Contact person for incoming students | Peter Dobson: erasmus@lyit.ie |
Further Information
Arrival | Arrival by plane is possible via all Irish airports. From there there is always the possibility of a bus transfer to Letterkenny. In general, Ireland has a well-developed bus network, which connects Letterkenny with numerous other cities. |
Accommodation | There is no accommodation possibility offered directly on campus, but there are numerous suitable options in the immediate neigbourhood. |
Name of the University | Munster Technological University |
Erasmus Code | IRL CORK04 |
Address | Munster Technological University |
Website |
Type of cooperation | Erasmus+ |
End of validity | 2021/2022 |
Area of study | Travel, Tourism and Leisure |
Winter term | Late September - Mid-January |
Summer term | Late January - Late May |
Application Documents | The following documents are required for the application: |
Language skills required | Students should be able to demonstrate sufficient English language skills to follow the courses and successfully participate in the course achievements. Therefore, language proficiency at level B2 is recommended, a level of at least B1 is required for enrolment at the university. |
Course offer | An overview of the courses offered can be found on the websites of the various study programmes. |
Grading system | The assessment of academic performance is based on the following list: |
Contact person for incoming students | Margaret Mulderrig: Erasmus@cit.ie |
Arrival | If you are travelling by plane, it is recommended that you choose Cork Airport. From there, there are regular bus services to Cork city centre. |
Accommodation | The Accommodation Office helps students to find suitable accommodation. Information on the following types of accommodation is available: |
Cost of living | Experience has shown that exchange students incur the following monthly costs during their stay in Ireland: |
Language courses | English language courses are offered to international students. |
Name of the University | University College Cork |
Erasmus Code | IRL CORK01 |
Address | University College Cork |
Website |
Cooperation
Type of cooperation | Erasmus+ |
End of validity | 2021/2022 |
Area of study | Chemical Engineering and Processes |
Academic Calender
Winter term | Mid-September - Late December |
Summer term | Mid-January - Mid-May |
Application
Application Documents | The following documents are required for the application in the online portal of the university: |
Language skills required | No specific English language level is required for admission to the university. However, exchange students are expected to have sufficient language skills to follow the courses. |
Course offer | An overview of the courses offered for exchange students can be found here. |
Grading system | The following grading system is used at University College Cork:
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Contact person for incoming students | Jim McEvoy: jim.mcevoy@ucc.ie |
Further Information
Arrival | If you are travelling by plane, it is recommended that you choose Cork Airport. From there there are regular bus services to Cork city centre. |
Accommodation | After successful submission of all relevant application documents, exchange students will receive further information on the different accommodation options as well as a registration form for the dormitories. |
Cost of living | The following monthly costs should be planned for a stay in Cork: |
Language courses | The Language Center offers two English language courses for international students, which can be attended free of charge. As places are limited, it is advisable to sign up for these early if you are interested. |
Name of the University | Università Degli Studi Di Brescia |
Erasmus Code | I BRESCIA01 |
Address | Università Degli Studi Di Brescia |
Website |
Type of cooperation | Erasmus+ |
End of validity | 2021/2022 |
Area of study | Business and Administration |
Winter term | Mid-September - Mid-February |
Summer term | Mid-February - Mid-July |
Application documents | The application runs via an online portal of the university, through which the following documents must be submitted: |
Language skills required | If courses in Italian are chosen, the university recommends language skills at level A2/ B1 or higher. |
Course offer | An overview of the courses offered in English can be found here. |
Grading system | The following grading system is used at Università Degli Studi Di Brescia: |
Contact person for incoming students | Margherita Andreis: margherita.andreis@unibs.it |
Arrival | The closest airports are Verona (Villafranca), Brescia (Montichiari), Bergamo (Orio al Serio) and Milan (Linate, Malpensa). There are bus connections to and from Brescia. It is also possible to arrive by train. Brescia is part of the Turin-Milan-Venice route. |
Accommodation | The university has eight domitories spread throughout the city. Exchange students can apply for these. However, it is not possible to select a specific residence or accommodation type. As a rule, accommodation will be in double rooms and in the dormitory closest to the student's faculty, if a room is available there. |
| Cost of living | The following monthly expenses can be expected during a stay in Brescia: |
Language courses | An Italian language course for international students is offered before the start of the semester. It is free of charge for students and is not granted with ECTS. |
Name of the University | Università Degli Studi Di Genova |
Erasmus Code | I GENOVA01 |
Address | Università Degli Studi Di Genova |
Website |
Type of cooperation | Erasmus+ |
End of validity | 2021/2022 |
Area of study | Motor vehicles, ships and aircrafts, Management and Administration |
Winter term | Mid-September - Mid-February |
Summer term | Mid-February - Mid-July |
Application documents | During the application process, the application form has to be submitted. |
Language skills required | The university recommends language proficiency in the language of instruction (Italian or English) at level B1/B2 or higher. |
Course offer | An overview of the courses offered in English can be found here. |
| Grading system | Grading is based on a numerical system ranging from 1 to 30. 30 is the highest grade that can be reached. 18 is the minimum grade required to pass a course. |
Contact person for incoming students | Maria Traino: traino@unige.it |
Arrival | The Erasmus Student Network Group Genoa offers a pick-up service for international students. |
Accommodation | The university supports exchange students in finding suitable accommodation. However, it does not guarantee that such accommodation can be found or reserve specific accommodation prior to arrival. New advertisements are published regularly via the Accommodation Bulletin Board. So it's worth taking a regular look at this platform. |
Cost of living | The following cost of living is provided as a first indication by the university: |
Language courses | Italian language courses at different levels are offered for exchange students. The appropriate course is determined at the beginning of each semester with a placement test. |
Name of the University | Klaipeda University |
Erasmus Code | LT KLAIPED01 |
Address | Klaipeda University |
Website |
Type of cooperation | Erasmus+ |
End of validity | 2027 |
Area of study | Biological and related sciences, Biotechnology |
Winter term | Mid-September - Late January |
Summer term | Early February - Late April |
Application documents | After the nomination has been made by the home university, students must submit the following application documents: |
Language skills required | English language skills at level B1 or higher are required. |
Course offer | You can find an overview of the offer of English-language modules here. |
Grading system | The following grading system is used at the university: |
Contact person for incoming students | Ingrida Rukavičė: ingrida.rukavice@ku.lt |
Arrival | The city of Klaipeda can be reached by bus from the capital Vilnius. |
Accommodation | It is possible to rent a room in the dormitory of the university. A room is usually shared by two students. An overview of the different rental options can be found here. |
| Cost of living | Exchange students should expect the following monthly expenses: |
Language courses | For exchange students, courses on the Lithuanian language and culture are offered as intensive programs or during the semester. |
Name of the Uiversity | Hanze University of Applied Sciences Groningen |
Erasmus Code | NL GRONING03 |
Address | Hanze University of Applied Sciences Groningen |
Website |
Type of cooperation | Erasmus+ |
End of validity | 2021/2022 |
Area of study | Engineering |
Winter term | September - February |
Summer term | February - July |
Application documents | The application takes place online via an individual access link, which is sent to the nominated students. The following documents are required during the application process: |
Language skills required | No proof of English language skills will be required during the application period. However, language skills at level B2 or better are recommended in order to be able to follow the courses. |
Course offer | For exchange students, special course packages of 30 ECTS are offered in all disciplines. All you have to do is select one of the complete course packages, it is not possible to compile your own course constellations from different programmes. |
Grading system | Grading is based on a numerical system ranging from 1 to 10. 10 is the highest grade that can be reached. 5.5 is the minimum grade required to pass a course. |
Contact person for incoming students | Adriana Grimme: a.grimme@pl.hanze.nl |
Arrival | Schiphol or Eindhoven airports are ideal for arriving by plane. From both airportrs there is a direct train connection to Groningen main station. The journey takes about 2-3 hours. |
Accommodation | It is recommended to start looking for an apartment in Groningen early on, as experience shows that it can take some time. |
Cost of living | During a semester abroad in Groningen, approximately 700 – 900€ per month should be available. The average expenses of Dutch students are broken down as follows: |
Language courses | For exchange students, Dutch language courses are offered at different levels. In addition to the courses ’Dutch for Foreigners' there is also the opportunity to take part in the Dutch courses for German students. The participation fee is 140€ per course. |
Name of the University | NHL Stenden University of Applied Sciences |
Erasmus Code | NL LEEUWAR01 |
Address | NHL Stenden University of Applied Sciences |
Website |
Type of cooperation | Erasmus+ |
End of validity | 2021/2022 |
Area of study | Audio-Visual Techniques and Media Production, Travel Tourism and Leisure |
Winter term | Late August - Late January |
Summer term | Early February - Early July |
Application documents | The application takes place through an online portal. After successful nomination by the home university, the nominated students will receive an access link to the application portal as well as further information on the procedure. |
Language skills required | English language skills at level B2 or better are required. Students can use an online-self-test to find out whether they already meet this requirement. |
Course offer | An overview of the courses offered in English can be found here. |
Grading system | Grading is based on a numerical system ranging from 1 to 10. 10 is the highest grade that can be reached. 5.5 is the minimum grade required to pass a course. |
Contact person for incoming students | International Office: io@nhlstenden.com |
Arrival | When arriving by plane, the airport Shiphol is recommended. From there, there are regular train connections to the city of Leeuwarden. Furthermore, it is possible to arrive at Eindhoven or Maastricht airports. Please check the transfer options to Leeuwarden before departure. |
Accommodation | It is recommended to start the search for accommodation early on in order to have found the right accommodation in time before the beginning of the semester. |
Cost of living | For a semester abroad at NHL Stenden University of Applied Sciences, about 600-800€ per month should be available. The following cost points should be taken into account: |
| Language courses | For exchange students in Leeuwarden, the university offers a special course in Dutch language and culture. After successful completion, students are granted with 5 ECTS. |
Name of the University | Molde University College |
Erasmus Code | N MOLDE01 |
Address | Molde University College |
Website |
Type of cooperation | Erasmus+ |
End of validity | 2027/2028 |
Area of study | Logistics |
Winter term | Mid-August - Late December |
Summer term | Early January - Late May |
Application documents | The following documents are required during the application process: |
| Language skills required | No proof of English language skills will be required during the application period. However, language skills of level B2 or better are recommended in order to be able to follow the courses. |
Course offer | You can find an overview of the courses offered in English for exchange students here. |
Grading system | - A – Outstanding: The performance is excellent and stands out clearly. The candidate shows excellent judgment and a very high degree of independent thinking. |
Contact person for incoming students | Anette Kristin Myrstad: anette.k.myrstad@himolde.no |
Arrival | The city of Molde is easily accessible by various means of transportation. |
Accommodation | Accommodation is automatically reserved for all exchange students. Preferences regarding the desired accommodation can then be indicated and booked through the website Boligtorget. Booking is only possible for full semesters/years of study. |
| Cost of living | The following monthly expenses can be expected during a stay in Molde: |
Language courses | For exchange students, Norwegian language courses are offered during the semester, which are rated at 7.5 ECTS. |
Name of the University | University of Stavanger |
Erasmus code | N STAVANG 01 |
Address | University of Stavanger |
Website |
Type of cooperation | Erasmus+ |
End of validity | 2021/2022 |
Area of study | Engineering and engineering trades, Travel, tourism and leisure |
Winter term | Mid-August - Late December |
Summer term | Early January - Late June |
Application documents | After the nomination by the home university, all nominated students will receive an e-mail with access data to the portal Søknadsweb. An account with your personal data has then already been created. Students are asked to check the data and make their course choice. In addition, uploading the current Transcript of Records as well as a copy of the passport / identity card is mandatory. Further information on the detailed procedure can be found here. |
Language skills required | For successful participation in the courses, English language skills at level B2 or higher are required. The placement is based on a self-assessment of the exchange students, so an official proof of language skills is not required. |
Course offer | You can find an overview of the courses offered in English for exchange students here. Bachelor students are not allowed to take courses at Master level. |
Grading system | - A – Outstanding: The performance is excellent and stands out clearly. The candidate shows excellent judgment and a very high degree of independent thinking. |
Contact person for incoming students | Vibeke Henriette Kvarven: vibeke.h.kvarven@uis.no |
| Arrival | Travelling to Stavanger by plane is possible via Stavanger airport. |
Accommodation | All admitted students can apply for accommodation provided by SiS Housing. However, there is no guarantee to receive such a place. In addition to the use of SiS Housing offers, it is possible to rent accommodation through other agencies or the private housing market. In general, however, these are more expensive than the above-mentioned offers and are available in very limited numbers. |
Cost of living | When entering Norway, all exchange students must prove that they have sufficient financial resources to support themselves during their stay abroad. The following monthly costs should be considered: |
Language courses | For exchange students, Norwegian language courses are offered at beginners level (A1). The courses take place twice a week with a duration of 12 weeks. The course fee is 1000 Norwegian kroner (approx. 99€). |
Name of the University | AGH University of Science and Technology |
Erasmus Code | PL KRAKOW02 |
Address | AGH University of Science and Technology |
Website |
Type of cooperation | Erasmus+ |
End of validity | 2021/2022 |
Area of study | Engineering and engineering trades |
Winter term | Early October - Late February |
Summer term | Early March - Late September |
Application documents | The following documents are required for the application at the host university: |
Language skills required | Depending on the language of instruction, proficiency in English and/or Polish at level B2 or higher is required, which must be proven with a language certificate. |
Course offer | An overview of the courses offered in English can be found here. |
Grading system | The following grading system is used at the university: |
Contact person for incoming students | Luiza Lucińska-Biesaga: exchange@agh.edu.pl |
Arrival | The nearest airport is John Paul II Krakow-Balice Airport, which is located just a few kilometres outside the city. The fastest connection from the airport to the city centre is provided by the train line, which departs just a few metres from the passenger terminal. The journey takes about 18 minutes. Additionally, there is the possibility to take the bus. It goes to the main station EAST, which is located directly in the city center. The journey takes about 40-45 minutes. In addition, it is also possible to arrive by train. In particular, the connection between Warsaw and Krakow is well developed and is served several times a day. The journey takes less than three hours. There are also direct connections to Berlin, Bucharest, Budapest, Kiev, Odessa, Prague and Vienna. |
Accommodation | Exchange students have the opportunity to live in one of the more than 20 dormitories. These are centrally located and are linked to points throughout the city by numerous bus and tram connections. |
Cost of living | Compared to other European cities, life in Krakow is relatively cheap. The average monthly expenditure of students amounts to about 400€, broken down as follows: |
Language courses | Polish language courses are offered for exchange students. The levels are adapted to the previous knowledge of the participating students and determined at the beginning of each semester. Successful participation in a language course is assessed with 5 ECTS. |
Name of the University | Gdynia Maritime University |
Erasmus Code | PL GDYNIA01 |
Address | Gdynia Maritime University |
Website |
Type of cooperation | Erasmus+ |
End of validity | 2021/2022 |
Area of study | Business Studies, Transport/ Logistics, Mechanical Engineering |
Winter term | Early October - Mid-February |
Summer term | Mid-February - Mid-June |
Application documents | The following documents are required to apply to the university: |
Language skills required | All exchange students should have sufficient knowledge of English to be able to follow the seminars and lectures. Ideally, it should be possible to demonstrate a language level of B2 or higher. The minimum requirement is at level B1. |
| Course offer | You can find an overview of the study programmes taught in English divided by the four faculties here. |
Contact person for incoming students | Aleksandra Datta: a.datta@au.umg.edu.pl |
Arrival | The city of Gdynia is closely connected with the two cities of Sopot and Gdańsk, which together form a network. A trip between the cities is easily possible via buses, trolley buses and trains. |
Accommodation | All exchange students are offered accommodation in the university's dormitory. In this way, contacts to Polish fellow students can be established quickly. In addition, the monthly rental prices here are comparatively low. |
Cost of living | In general, the monthly cost of accommodation, food and transport in Poland is slightly lower than in Western Europe. Students spend an average of 1200-2000 Polish złoty (approx. 265-442€) per month. |
Name of the University | Poznan University of Physical Education |
Erasmus Code | PL POZNAN08 |
Address | Poznan University of Physical Education |
Website |
Type of cooperation | Erasmus+ |
End of validity | 2021/2022 |
Area of study | Travel, Tourism and Leisure |
Winter term | Early October - Mid-January |
Summer term | Mid-February - Late June |
Application documents | The following documents must be submitted as part of the application: |
Course offer | An overview of the courses offered in English can be found here. |
Contact person for incoming students | Malgorzata Nawrocka: nawrocka@awf.poznan.pl |
Arrival | If you want to travel by plane, Poznań Ławica Airport offers a number of connections to other European cities, such as Barcelona, Copenhagen, Dublin, Frankfurt, London, Munich and Oslo. From the airport you can take the bus to the main train station in the city centre. |
Accommodation | All exchange students have the opportunity to apply for a place in the dormitory. Located just 1 km from the university, this hotel offers single, double and triple rooms, each with shared kitchen and laundry rooms. |
Cost of living | The average cost of living in the Wielkopolska region is about 1051 Polish złoty (approx. €233) per month. |
Name of the University | University of Business and Administration in Gdynia |
Erasmus Code | PL GDYNIA02 |
Address | University of Business and Administration in Gdynia |
Website |
Type of cooperation | Erasmus+ |
End of validity | 2021/2022 |
Area of study | Business and Administration |
Winter term | Early October - Mid-February |
Summer term | Mid-February - Late June |
Application documents | During the application process, the following documents must be submitted: |
Course offer | An overview of the courses offered in English can be found here. Usually, exchange students can choose courses from all study programmes. However, it is advisable to focus on courses from one degree programme and one year in order to avoid overlapping courses. |
Contact person for incoming students | Kateryna Meller: international@wsaib.pl |
Arrival | The city of Gdynia is closely connected with the two cities of Sopot and Gdańsk, which together form a network. A trip between the cities is easily possible via buses, trolley buses and trains. |
Accommodation | The university does not have its own dormitories which it can make available to exchange students. In general, however, it is possible to obtain a dormitory place through the neighbouring Gdynia Maritime University. The monthly rent there is about 450-550 Polish złoty (approx. 99-122€). |
Cost of living | During a study stay in Gdynia you can expect the following monthly expenses: |
Language courses | For new students, preparatory Polish language courses are offered. The participation fee is 140€ per course. The following documents are required for registration: |
Name of the University | University of Wroclaw |
Erasmus Code | PL WROCLAW01 |
Address | University of Wroclaw |
Website |
Type of cooperation | Erasmus+ |
End of validity | 2021/2022 |
Area of study | Business and Administration |
Winter term | Late September - Late February |
Summer term | Late February - Mid-July |
Application documents | After being nominated by their home university, exchange students receive access data to the online application portal of the University of Wroclaw. The following documents are required during the application process: |
Language skills required | To attend the courses, proof of English language proficiency at level B2 or better is required. |
Course offer | An overview of the courses offered in English can be found here. |
Grading system | The following grading system is available at the university Application: |
Contact person for incoming students | Barbara Pietrzkiewicz: barbara.pietrzkiewicz@uwr.edu.pl |
Arrival | If you want to travel by plane, Port Lotniczy Wroclaw Copernicus Airport is a good option. An airport express bus then connects the airport with the main station. An additional stop is located in the city centre (pl. Domninikański). The bus leaves every 50 minutes and takes about half an hour. |
Accommodation | The university has five dormitories with single, double and triple rooms, for which exchange students can apply. |
Cost of living | During a stay in Wroclaw you can expect average monthly expenses of a total of 1645-3085 Polish złoty (approx. 540-735€): |
Language courses | A two-week Polish language course for exchange students is offered before the start of the semester. This consists of three lessons of 45 minutes per day. Students who successfully complete the course will receive 3 ECTS . |
Name of the University | ISAG-European Business School Porto |
Erasmus Code | P PORTO16 |
Address | ISAG-European Business School |
Website |
Type of cooperation | Erasmus+ |
End of validity | 2027 |
Area of study | Business Administration, Tourism |
Winter term | September - February |
Summer term | Mid-February - July |
Application documents | After the nomination, exchange students are asked to submit the following documents: |
Language skills required | English or Portuguese language skills at level B2 or higher are recommended for participation in the courses. |
Course offer | An overview of the courses offered in English can be found here. |
Grading system | The grading system used is based on a scale of 0-20, with 20 being the highest score. A minimum of 10 points is required to pass a course. |
Contact person for incoming students | Mariana Viana de Sousa: iro@isag.pt |
Arrival | The city of Porto is located in the north of Portugal, about 200 km from Lisbon. |
Accommodation | The ISAG Hotel School is located on the campus of the university, which offers exchange students the possibility of accommodation during their stay. Furnished single and double rooms (similar to regular hotel rooms) are available. Bed linen and towels are changed once a week and the rooms are thoroughly cleaned. |
Cost of living | For accommodation in Porto one should estimate 350-550€ per month. |
Language courses | It is possible to acquire basic knowledge of the language in a semester-long Portuguese language course. The course lasts 30 hours in total and is free of charge for exchange students. |
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Name of the University | Ovidius University of Constanta |
Erasmus-Code | RO CONSTAN02 |
Address | Ovidius University of Constanta |
Website |
Type of cooperation | Erasmus+ |
End of validity | 2021/2022 |
Area of study | Travel, Tourism and Leisure |
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Application documents | After the students have been nominated by their home university, they will receive a document concerncing general data protection rules for signature. When they have signed the document, an online interview will be scheduled between the student and two representatives of the Erasmus Office. If the interview was successful, the students will receive further information on the upcoming procedure. The following documents must be submitted during the application process: |
Language skills required | English language skills with level B1 or higher are required. These can be demonstrated trhough internationally recognized certificates or certifcated issued by the home university. |
Course offer | During the application process, the students will be sent a list with the current course offer. |
Grading system | In general, the following grading system is used: |
Contact person for incoming students | Cristina Elena Szente: erasmus@univ-ovidius.ro |
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Name of the University | University of Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary Medicine Cluj-Napoca |
Erasmus Code | RO CLUJNAP04 |
Address | University of Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary Medicine Cluj-Napoca |
Website |
Type of cooperation | Erasmus+ |
End of validity | 2021/2022 |
Area of study | Food Processing |
Winter term | Early October - Late February |
Summer term | Early March- Mid-July |
Application documents | The following documents are required for the application: |
Language skills required | To take part in the courses, language proficiency at level B2 or higher is required. They can be demonstrated using all types of language certificates. However, the university reserves the right to re-examine the existing language skills with an online interview. |
Course offer | An overview of the current course offer can be found here (at the bottom of the page). |
Grading system | The following grading system is used at the university: |
Contact person for incoming students | Simona Oros: erasmus@usamvcluj.ro |
Arrival | For the arrival by plane the best airport is Cluj-Napoca Airport, which is regularly served from different national and international destinations. |
| Accommodation | Exchange students are given the opportunity to reserve a place in one of the dormitories. The monthly rent for such is 100€. The rooms are always shared by two students and have a private bathroom. Each corridor has kitchens and laundry facilities for communal use. Internet and bed linen are included in the monthly rent. |
During a stay in Cluj-Napoca, the following monthly expenses can be expected: The total amount that will be necessary per month is highly dependant on each individual's lifestyle but can be calculated with about 400-700€. |
Name of the University | Matej Bel University in Banskà Bystrica |
Erasmus Code | SK BANSKA01 |
Address | Matej Bel University in Banskà Bystrica |
Website |
Type of cooperation | Erasmus+ |
End of validity | 2021/2022 |
Area of study | Business and Administration, Travel, Tourism and Leisure |
Winter term | September - January |
Summer term | February - June |
Application documents | The following documents are required for the application: |
Language skills required | Depending on the language of instruction, English and/or French language proficiency at level B1 or higher must be demonstrated. |
Course offer | You can find an overview of the course offer here. If you are interested in choosing courses from other departments, you must first contact the Erasmus coordinator of your department to avoid overlapping courses. |
Grading system | In general, the following grading system is used: |
Contact person for incoming students | Lucia Oboňová: lucia.obonova@umb.sk |
Arrival | Airports in Bratislava or Budapest (Hungary) are ideal for arriving by plane. |
Accommodation | All exchange students have the opportunity to apply for a place in one of the dormitories. They offer single, double and triple rooms, with kitchens and bathrooms available for shared use. The monthly rental costs are 59-66€, depending on the room type. |
Language courses | For exchange students, semester-accompanying Slovak language courses are offered at different levels. |
Name of the University | TecnoCampus Mataró-Maresme |
Erasmus Code | E MATARO01 |
Address | TecnoCampus Mataró-Maresme |
Website |
Type of cooperation | Erasmus+ |
End of validity | 2021/2022 |
Area of study | Travel, Tourism and Leisure |
First trimester | Late September - Late December |
Second trimester | Mid-January - Early April |
Thrid trimester | Early April - Late June |
Application documents | After nomination by the home university, students receive their individual access data to the online application portal SIGMA . The following documents have to be uploaded: |
Language skills required | English language skills at level B2 or higher are required to attend the courses in English. |
Course offer | An overview of the courses offered by the different departments can be found here. |
Grading system | The following grading system is used at the university: |
Contact person for incoming students | Yaiza Bueno: rrii@tecnocampus.cat |
Arrival | The closest international airport is in Barcelona. From there it is possible to take the train to the city centre of Barcelona. The journey to the station Sants takes about 20 minutes. There is a possibility to change to the train line R1, which goes to Mataró. |
Accommodation | It is possible to apply for a place in the student dormitory in Barcelona. Depending on the length of stay, the monthly rental costs are between 813,64-950€. Included in the rental are Wi-Fi, utilities and a weekly cleaning service. It is also possible to book a meal package. |
Cost of living | For a stay in Mataró about 650€ per month should be planned. |
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Name of the University | Halmstad University |
Erasmus-Code | S HALMSTA01 |
Address | Halmstad University |
Website |
Type of Cooperation | Erasmus+ |
End of validity | 2021/2022 |
Area of study | Business and Administration |
Winter term | Late August - Mid January |
Summer term | Mid January - Early June |
Application documents | All exchange students must apply via two different online platforms: the application system of the university MoveOn and the national application system University Admissions. The following documents are required for both applications: |
Language skills required | English language skills at level B2 or higher are required to participate in the courses. |
Course offer | An overview of the courses offered in English can be found here. |
Grading system | The following grading systems are used at the university: All lists are in descending order. |
Contact person for incoming students | Eva Strid: exchange@hh.se |
Arrival | If you want to travel by plane, Halmstad Airport is one of Sweden’s central hubs with regular connections to Stockholm/Bromma. The journey from the airport to the city centre takes about 10 minutes and can be done by taxi or bus. For the latter, line 40 is the right choice, which stops right outside the terminal. However, if you are arriving from an international airport, it may be easier to choose Copenhagen Airport (Denmark) as your destination airport and take the train to Halmstad from there. |
Accommodation | After the official confirmation of the university, all exchange students are given the opportunity to apply for a place in one of the student halls of residence on the basis of ’first come, first serve'. In addition, it is possible to rent a room or an apartment on the private housing market. The Student Union publishes current offers here. |
Cost of living | For a semester abroad in Halmstad you should expect about 6000-8500 Swedish kronor (approx. 589-834€) per month, allocated as follows: |
Language courses | For exchange students, a semester-accompanying Swedish language course is offered. Upon successful participation, students will receive 7. 5 ECTS credits. |