You can take part in the Erasmus+ program and apply for short-term or semestral study stays at one of the 4EU+ universities. Further information regarding the partner universities and selection procedure is available here.

Administrative Contact: International Office FHS

CU students can choose from a selection of online courses offered by the 4EU+ Alliance universities. Further details regarding enrollment and tuition are determined by the organizing university.

Current course offer and further information on available courses is available here.

In addition to the 4EU+ Learning Agreement the Faculty study plan form must be filled out, approved, and delivered to the International Office in order for the online courses to be recognized at the CU Faculty of Humanities.

The decision on course recognition lies with the head of the study program. Courses may be recognized via the International Office on the basis of a complete Transcript of Records and approved study plan / Learning Agreement..

Administrative Contact: International Office FHS

4EU+ Bridging Projects are intended for students of Charles University who wish to develop collaboration within the 4EU+ Alliance through short-term visits to partner universities or to represent the 4EU+ Alliance externally. These visits take place independently of other approved 4EU+ projects (e.g., Synergy Projects, SEED4EU+, Educational Projects, etc.).

The aim of these projects is to leverage the Alliance’s potential, expertise, and infrastructure of partner institutions, or to represent the Alliance, including the outputs of Alliance collaboration, outside the 4EU+ universities. For students, these are stays lasting up to two months, which cannot be funded by the Erasmus+ program.

DEADLINES

The mobility only needs to begin within the specified period, not be completed in its entirety.

• March 15 for mobilities between April 1 and September 30,

• June 15 for mobilities between July 1 and December 31,

• September 15 for mobilities between October 1 and March 31,

• December 15 for mobilities between January 1 and June 30.

For detailed information about the application please visit the 4EU+ Local Office website.

APPLICATION SUBMISSION

Interested applicants should apply through the university-wide selection process at the CU Rectorate via an online application form. In addition to the basic information about the planned mobility, it is necessary to provide an acceptance letter from the host institution, structured mobility programmme with a detailed timeline and a completed 4EU+ Learning Agreement.

If the mobility will not involve attending courses but will be a study-research stay, specific activities (e.g., dissertation work, consultations, library visits, representation) must be listed in the Learning Agreement instead of courses. The completed Learning Agreement should be sent to the IO FHS, which will arrange for the signature of the head of the respective study program. Please always send the completed 4EU+ Learning Agreement to at least 10 days prior to the CU deadline.

All information about the scheme, including the application form, is available on the 4EU+ Local Office website.

Frequently Asked Questions about this scheme can be found here.

To apply, students are required to form a team with colleagues from other 4EU+ universities, inform their faculty about their project intention, and submit the application. Students from all universities are invited to join the 4EU+ student mini-grants Facebook community. This group is a place for students to discuss their project ideas and find potential partners within the 4EU+.

Applicants for financial support must be enrolled students at the university in any level of study while applying and throughout the entire duration of the project.

Before submitting the application via the online application form, the draft application, including the proposed budget, must first be reviewed and assessed by the International Office FHS. A template of the application form is available for download here. Please complete the application form in pdf and send it to the International Office by Wednesday, March 25.

Following the faculty approval of the draft application, applicants will receive confirmation that the faculty has been informed, which is one of the required attachments for the application. This confirmation will be issued to applicants by the International Office FHS.

To learn more about the student mini-grants join Charles University info webinar, which will take place on February 3 from 4:30 pm. Register here (Registration is open until January 30 2026).