Just like the Erasmus Mundus Joint Scholarship which offers fully funded master’s and PhD scholarships to study in Europe. The Erasmus+ Exchange Program allows Bachelor, Master, PhD, and MPhil students, Teachers, and professors for the short-term exchange program in Europe. Students can go for one to two semesters, while teachers can go for two months. It is a fully funded exchange program in Europe. The Popularity of the Erasmus has increased over time. Erasmus+ is the most popular exchange program for students in Europe after the Global UGRAD Program. You can go to any European Country or University under this program. Are you interested in participating in the Erasmus+ Exchange Program? Just follow the steps below.
Details About Erasmus+ Exchange Program 2025
- Host Country: Europe
- Funded by: European Commission
- Who can Apply: Bachelors, Masters, MPhil, PhD, Teachers, and Professors
Financial Benefits
Students receive a grant to help cover the costs of their stay abroad, including tuition fees, accommodation, and living expenses.
Also Check: List of European Government Scholarships 2025 (Fully Funded)
Duration of the Erasmus Plus Program
Students studying for Bachelors, Master’s, PhD can go for One to Two Semesters Exchange. Teachers, Lecturers, and Professors can go for two months.
Note: For the traditional degree scholarship to study in Europe under Erasmus, you can apply for the Erasmus Mundus Scholarship. I have prepared a detailed article on the Erasmus Mundus Scholarship Preparation.
Eligibility Criteria
- Be enrolled in a higher education institution
- Have a good academic record.
- Meet the language requirements of the host university.
- Be willing to participate in cultural exchange activities.
Also Check: Frequently Asked Questions About Erasmus Mundus Scholarship
How to Apply for the Erasmus Plus Exchange Program in Europe?
The application process for the Erasmus Exchange Program varies depending on the participating universities.
If you are interested in participating in the Erasmus Exchange Program, I recommend contacting your university’s international office for more information and guidance.
Just follow the steps below to establish contact between your university and a European university.
- Go to your university office that deals in international matters. Tell them about the Erasmus Plus program. Show them a website (https://erasmus-plus.ec.europa.eu/about-erasmus/how-to-take-part)
- Erasmus+ program is available in more than 30 EU Countries like Belgium, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Greece, Spain, France, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Hungary, Portugal, Romania, Slovenia, Denmark, Germany, Estonia, Ireland, Croatia, Italy, Cyprus, Latvia, Malta, Netherlands, Austria, Poland, Slovakia, Finland, Sweden, North Macedonia, Serbia, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, and Turkey.
- Reach out to the professors and establish contact with them. Discuss the possibility of an Erasmus exchange program and identify potential areas of collaboration.
- If your application is approved, sign formal MoUs between your university and the EU university to establish the exchange program.
- There might be a possibility that your university is already a Part of the Erasmus+ Program.
Official Website
The Link to the Erasmus+ Official website is given below where it is mentioned how to take part in the Erasmus Plus program.
APPLY FOR THE ERASMUS PLUS EXCHANGE PROGRAM
