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Outgoing Students

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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?

Click here to see the available university partners 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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