Modalities of participation
In order to benefit from a scholarship under the Erasmus+ Study programme (duration from 3 to 12 months), it is necessary to participate in the call for applications and submit a Learning Agreement, to be formalised on the basis of the correspondence between the courses offered by the destination university and the SSML Carlo Bo’s teaching plan.’
The call for application is published every year between February and March, and contains the admission requirements, enrollment and selection procedures.
The planned destinations are assigned to eligible students in a ranking list. The rankings may be reopened in case of availability of remaining funds or unassigned places.
Useful information for candidates
- Selection is based on academic merit criteria, taking into account the number of examinations taken, grade point average and certified language skills.
- Erasmus exchange programme is an experience of personal and professional enrichment. It should be approached with awareness and competent knowledge. In order to pass the examinations at the foreign university and to experience the exchange to the fullest, it is necessary to know the language of the host country as well as English at an adequate level.
Lectures and examinations are in the language of the host country unless otherwise indicated.
Students selected for the Erasmus+ Study Programme receive a grant to support their mobility expenses. The amount of the grant varies according to the country of destination and the availability of funds, according to criteria established by the Erasmus+ National Agency. This grant does not necessarily cover all the costs of the stay, but represents financial support to facilitate the study experience abroad.
