Find semester, summer and cultural exchange pathways, then confirm whether you apply directly or through your home institution.
Find semester, summer and cultural exchange pathways, then confirm whether you apply directly or through your home institution.
Next step: Choose the matching route below and check its official eligibility, funding and deadlines.
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| Check | What to compare | Next evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Home nomination | Institutional agreement and selection | Start at your home international office |
| Academic plan | Credit recognition and module access | Obtain written approval |
| Affordability | Grant, fees, housing and insurance | Budget before accepting |
1 official-source records match this topic. Check category and applicant conditions before applying.
Results show possible programme routes, not confirmed personal eligibility. Check nationality, subject, category and current intake on the official call. Status follows dated records; an undated call needs a fresh check.
European Union
Supported study mobility for eligible short-cycle, bachelor's, master's and doctoral students through participating institutions.
Check category, nationality and programme eligibility. Funding labels do not confirm that every personal cost is covered.
Exchange programmes often involve both a home and host institution. A nomination deadline can occur weeks before the public deadline, so contact your international office early.
Ask your academic department to confirm in writing how proposed host courses will transfer. Course availability can change, so prepare alternatives that still meet your home-degree requirements.
Check the academic calendar, assessment dates and housing period before booking travel. An exchange grant may arrive after departure, which means you may need a temporary cash plan even when funding is approved.
Compare flights, visa or residence fees, insurance, housing deposits, local transport and exchange-rate risk. Ask whether tuition is waived at the host institution and which fees remain payable at home.
Record the internal nomination deadline separately from the host or funding deadline. Ask your academic department to approve likely courses before travel where possible.
Keep alternative courses and a realistic budget because schedules, accommodation and funding decisions can change after nomination.
Source records support the guide. Page update dates describe editorial changes; they do not mean every linked rule was checked again today. Reopen the current call for your programme and intake.
It depends on the agreement. Some continue paying the home institution, some pay the host, and some programmes waive specific fees. Obtain written fee information.
No. A home institution nomination can be followed by host admission, funding, document and visa decisions.