The main selection procedure for Erasmus+ study abroad is held in February. Students can apply for either winter or summer semester of the upcoming academic year.
In case of remaining finances and available spots, an additional selection procedure may be held in September - however, it is only intended for the summer semester and the choice of universities is usually limited. We, therefore, recommend that you apply in February.
If you have any questions in regards to the Erasmus+ programme or the selection procedure, do not hesitate to contact the FHS International Office .
Main selection procedure for Erasmus+ study stays in the academic year 2026/27: February 20, 2026 (including).
To apply for the selection procedure, you should file an application online via CU online application portal and submit all required documents to the FHS International Office. Required documents are to be delivered collectively in PDF Format via email to no later than the specified deadline.
The CU application portal will be opened on Monday, February 2, you can create a maximum of 3 applications by the Faculty deadline.
The required documents can be submitted earlier but not later than the set deadline.
The list of partner universities available in the main selection procedure for 2026/27 is to be found in the section Partner Universities.
Within one selection procedure, students may apply to 1–3 universities (we recommend 2). In case you are submitting multiple applications, please note that you have to file a seperate online application, statement of purpose and list of preliminary selected courses for each university (CV shall be provided only once). Make sure to mark your priority choice(s) regarding the partner universities in the statement of purpose.
In order to apply, you need to submit all required documents in PDF format via email to before the set deadline.
Notice: All documents must be updated! Documents used in past selection procedures cannot be used in the current selection procedure.
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1. Statement of Purpose in English |
And subsequently in the language of instruction at partner university, if differ. If you are applying for more than one universitiy, you should submit more than one statement of purpose, please indicate your preferences in each document. Detailed information on the recommended content of the document can be found here.
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2. List of preliminary selected courses |
Create a list of preliminary selected courses using this form. Please, include link to each selected course from the partner universty course offering. Follow the university's requirements as specified by the offer and keep in mind partner universities' limitations.Detailed information is available here.
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3. Structured CV |
in English and in the language of instruction at partner university, if differ.
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4. Approval of the Head of your Study Programme |
Ask the secretary of the programme to arrange for it or the head directly for the approval. The head of the study programme sends it by email to .
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5. Statement of Prospective Academic Supervision from academic staff of the partner university (only PhD students) |
quality of the content and the format of the submitted documents (particularly the statement of purpose) and a coherent choice of partner university
study results, grade average and the overall fulfillment of study requirements
language proficiency - providing a language certificate is not obligatory for all universities, but some universities require a particular certificate or score. Make sure that you apply only for universities where you fulfill the language requirements.
international and student activities such as Buddy programme etc.
The selection committee consists of the Vice-dean for Pre-Graduate Studies, the Vice-dean for International Affairs and the International Office. All applicants will be informed of the results approximately 1 month following the application deadline.
The information meeting, where you will have the opporutnity to learn more about the programme, will be held in January 2026. We ask all interested students to express their interest via email to . Further details concerning the organisation of the meeting will be sent to you in response.
Frequently Asked Questions about outgoing Erasmus+ study stays can be found here.
For the general information on the Erasmus+ programme please see the main page.
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