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Erasmus+ studies
Erasmus+ explained
Discover Europe, improve languages, experience culture and make new friends with Erasmus+!
The Erasmus+ programme of the European Union serves, among other things, to promote student mobility and European cooperation. It offers students the opportunity to study in another European country and thereby expand their social and cultural skills. In addition, you get an insight into the academic system of a foreign university and its teaching and learning methods.
The Erasmus Programme Countries are:
- the 27 Member States of the European Union
- and the following countries outside the EU: Iceland, Liechtenstein, Northern Macedonia, Norway, Serbia, Turkey, United Kingdom (due to Brexit only until the end of March 2023 - please note the new visa and entry requirements.
Switzerland does not participate in the Erasmus+ programme, but offers its own funding programme for study visits in form of the Swiss European Mobility Programme.
And here you can find our partner universities worldwide.
Your advantages
Studying at our partner universities offers many advantages and opportunities for participants.
The Erasmus+ programme also offers:
- Financial support through the Erasmus+ mobility grant with special grants for students with children and students with disabilities
- The possibility of multiple stays abroad within the available Erasmus+ contingent and Erasmus+ funding
General participation requirements and funding conditions
- You are enrolled in a degree programme at h_da leading to a university degree (regardless of your nationality). Students studying at the h_da as part of an exchange programme (incoming exchange students) are exclude from participation in the Erasmus+ programme.
- Bachelor and diploma students: We recommend a semester abroad after the first year.
- You have sufficient language skills to attend the courses and successfully pass the examinations of the university abroad. Your language skills must meet the application requirements at the h_da and at the partner university.
- The semester abroad accompanies or supplements your studies.
- Minimum length of stay: 2 months or alternatively an Erasmus-short stay
- Your Erasmus+ contingent (months you can stay abroad within Erasmus+) must not yet be exhausted. So, you have not yet reached the maximum funding period of 12 months (24 months for diploma) in the current study cycle.
- If you receive grants from Erasmus+ funds, you cannot receive additional funding from other EU or DAAD programmes (e.g. PROMOS). If you receive other grants, your Erasmus+ eligibility must be checked in advance.
- Participation is subject to the submission of the complete application and follow-up documents that are part of the Erasmus+ programme.
National Agency DAAD
Detailed information and support regarding the Erasmus+ mobility actions are provided by the
German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD)
National Agency for EU university cooperation
Kennedyallee 50
53115 Bonn
eu.daad.de
Contact
Darmstadt Campus
Erasmus+ mobilities (outgoing)
Britta Bruder (she/her)
+49.6151.533-67788
erasmus@h-da.de
Office: C23, 02.07
available: Tuesday - Friday
Dieburg Campus
Erasmus+ and overseas
N.N.
+49.6151.533-69285
dieburg.int@h-da.de
Office: F01, 110
Katharina Niederhacke
Erasmus+ mobilities (short-term & non-European)
+49.6151.533-60661
erasmus-bip@h-da.de
Office: C23, 02.10