ERASMUS is the largest mobility program offered at Charles University. Each year, approximately 1,300 CU students are sent to over 800 partner universities. Since its establishment in 1987, Erasmus has facilitated the exchange of more than 4 million students.
Within the Erasmus+ program, full degree students can participate on study stays, traineeships, traineeships for graduates or short-term doctoral mobilities. You can find detailed information and deadlines on the respective links.
Students of BA, MA or PhD study programmes
Students in a full-time or distant form of studies
Students of any age or nationality
In which year can I go on Erasmus+?
BA students: No earlier than the summer semester of the 2nd year and no later than the 4th year (we recommend applying in the February selection process!).
MA students: No earlier than the winter semester of the 2nd year and no later than the 3rd year.
PhD students: No earlier than the summer semester of the 1st year and no later than the 4th year.
The list of universities with which the Faculty of Humanities cooperates within the Erasmus+ program in the Partners Universities section
We strongly discourage mobilities to countries where the student has permanent residence or holds citizenship.
In the additional selection process, the list of partner universities is limited!
Differentiation of the grant for study and traineeship placements for the academic year of 2024/25 can be found here.
The grant amount for Great Britain is 660 EUR per month for study placements and 810 EUR per month for traineeship placements.
NOTICE
If you are not an EU resident, make sure that you fulfill all the visa requirements before you go abroad. Simultaneously, you might pay extra for visa fees, health insurance etc., so make sure that you have sufficient funds to cover all of your expenses (abroad as well as upon your return). There are no additional grants that you are eligible for and you won't be excused from paying the tuition fees here at the Faculty. Most of the Erasmus countries are more expensive than the Czech Republic and as the Erasmus grant is not designed for covering all of your expenses, we advise you to have sufficient savings.
A web interface for all CU Outgoing students going on Erasmus+ mobility, which contains the most common questions and answers related to the whole administrative process at Charles University.
ViaErasmus! is available in both Czech and English, and switches to the English version on the homepage in the top right corner.
NOTICE
When planning your mobility aborad, it is also necessary to plan the fulfillment of your study obligations at FHS, so that by the time you start your mobility you have properly fulfilled all your study obligations in the given section of your studies. The mobility does not entitle to postpone students study obligations prescribed by their ISP for the given academic year (PhD students).
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