Erasmus+ for Studying Abroad

Erasmus+ gives students the opportunity to study in another European country and broaden their linguistic and academic horizons, as well as their cultural competencies.

Students can be funded for a semester abroad from two to twelve months at a partner university, including up until their PhD. All students abroad at a European or partner university associated with the programme will automatically receive an Erasmus+ scholarship.

On this website, you can find information for funding Erasmus+ study semesters.

Erasmus+ Internships

ERASMUS also funds internships for students at a guest institution in the EU (excluded are institutions that manage EU programmes, as well as diplomatic posts for the home country of the student). Furthermore, a limited number of internships outside of the EU based on a “first-come, first serve” policy can also be funded.

Students can gain valuable work experience in an international environment, along with key competencies like communication and cooperation skills, knowledge and an openness for other cultures and markets.

Students can receive funding for both mandatory and voluntary internships for a period from two to twelve months.

The programme offers students the following benefits: funding is determined by KOOR - Erasmus Services BW for the corresponding project year.

Monthly grant depending on the country group
EU internship contract between the university, company and student
Support in preparing for the stay abroad
Assistance during the internship through the contact person from the home university and in the company
Recognition of workload completed abroad

Contact:
Brigitte Bahcaci: brigitte.bahcaci@reutlingen-university.de

Benefits

Monthly scholarship funding for the study semester abroad, based on the target country
Additional funding for participants with fewer opportunities
Additional funding for using green travel
Academic accreditation for courses completed abroad
Exemption from tuition fees at the partner university
Preparatory Cultural, linguistic and organizational support
Online Language Course (OLS - Online Linguistic Support)

Requirements

Only stays at one of HSRT’s over 100 Erasmus+ partner universities can be funded (HSRT’s partner universities)
Bachelor students must be in at least their second year of studies, Master students must be in at least in their second semester
All students enrolled at the HSRT can receive funding (Bachelor, Master, PhD).
A maximum of 12 months can be funded per study cycle
The funding can be split within a study cycle and used multiple times (e.g. two periods of six months)

Application

Students apply for studying abroad at one of our partner universities within their school. All students studying at a European or partner university associated with the Erasmus+ Programme will automatically receive an Erasmus+ scholarship.

Selection Criteria

The schools select students based entirely on the set criteria: grades, language proficiency, uncompleted examinations, academic progress, motivation etc.

Students should possess a B2 level for the language of instruction (most often English).

Further selection criteria might also include (extra)curricular engagement, vocational training and internships.

We are looking for cosmopolitan students interested in other cultures, who will represent our university and Germany within the Erasmus+ Programme positively.

Information and Contacts from the Schools

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Funding

The funding rates set by Germany apply for the corresponding academic year, based on the country groups and for study semesters (SMS).

Country Group

Country Group	Countries	Funding rates for acad. years 2023/24 and 2024/25
Group 1 (high costs of living)	Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Ireland, Liechtenstein, Luxemburg, Norway, Sweden, Great Britain	600 EUR / month
Group 2 (middle costs of living)	Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, France, Greece, Italy, Malta, the Netherlands, Portugal, Spain	540 EUR / month
Group 3 (low costs of living)	Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Lithuania, Latvia, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, North Macedonia, Türkiye	490 EUR / month

Social top-ups (additional 250,- Euro monthly) for students with chronic illnesses or disabilities, working students, first-generation students as well as students with child(ren).

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Green Travel top-up (50,- Euro one-time) for students who travel to the partner university with sustainable transportation.

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TO DO’s for Scholarship Recipients

All Erasmus+ recipients receive detailed information about the application and organization of their scholarship, once they have been selected for an Erasmus+ study placement.

Anne-Cathrin Lumpp

Deputy Director, RIO
Erasmus+ Coordinator
Projects and Scholarships

+49 7121 271 1005

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The EU-Commission bestows the ERASMUS Charter for Higher Education 2021-2028 (ECHE). This serves as proof, that Reutlingen University meets all requirements to successfully participate in ERASMUS-Programmes.

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