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Outgoing Students

 

 

 

Changing lives. Opening minds.

“Students who complete an Erasmus+ mobility for studying or training boost their employability skills, with a large majority (72%) saying it had been beneficial or highly beneficial in finding their first job. Their mobilities increased their technical, inter-personal and inter-cultural skills and competences, as well as their self-confidence, ability to achieve goals, and social and cultural openness.”

 Executive Summary, Erasmus+ Higher Education Impacts Study, 2019, European Commission   

What is Erasmus+?

Erasmus is the EU’s flagship programme for education and training, which has been running since 1987.  Erasmus + student mobility enables students to develop their skills and boost their employment prospects through an international study or traineeship period.

Erasmus - provides opportunities for students to learn abroad in the following ways:

  • Study Exchanges – where a student spends one or two semesters at a partner institution in another European country*.
  • Student Traineeships - where students spend a training period at an enterprise or organisation in one of the eligible European member states or participating countries

erasmus - support funding

Participating students can apply for Erasmus support funding to help with the additional costs of studying/training abroad.  For further information please click here

Where can you go?

List of Erasmus Partnership Agreements by Department

Please consult with your MTU Erasmus Academic Coordinator within the first 2 weeks of the semester to express your interest in studying abroad for the upcoming semester/year.

How to apply?

 

 

 

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