ERASMUS+ Program
The ERASMUS program is a great way to gain valuable experience abroad by studying or doing an internship in another European country. Over 400,000 students from Germany have taken advantage of this opportunity and about 500 students from Universität Hamburg go abroad through this program annually. The program offers several advantages, including:
- tuition fee exemption at the host university
- monthly stipend (approx. EURO 150-250 to study abroad, approx. EUR 250-350 for internships)
- administrative support from both your home and host universities
- recognition of academic achievements in accordance with study agreements
- special support for students with accompanying children and students with special needs
Force majeure regulations
Due to the coronavirus pandemic and the war situation in Ukraine students have not been able to start their stay or have had to suspend or cancel their stay. The FAQ about the coronavirus and Erasmus+ and the FAQ for those affected by the war in Ukraine outline the various options for obtaining a grant or reimbursement of additional costs.
Documents for download
- Erasmus+ student charter (rights and duties) (PDF)
- Erasmus+ Charter for Higher Education (EUC) (PDF)
- Erklärung zur Hochschulpolitik (Allgemeine Strategie) (European policy statement) (PDF)
- Consent to the privacy policy (PDF)
This project was made possible by funding from the European Commission. Responsibility for the content of this publication is assumed by the editors and authors; the Commission assumes no responsibility for further use of the details contained within.
The EU Commission
Find more information about the program, central calls for applications, European events, and current publications on the EU Commission’s Erasmus+ website.
German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD)
If you have further questions, contact the National Agency for EU Higher Education Cooperation.
