Travel to Europe with Erasmus+

What is Erasmus+?

Erasmus+ is the largest program for cooperation in higher education in Europe and is funded through the EU system.

Erasmus+ is an educational collaboration between EU countries, EEA countries (Norway, Iceland, and Liechtenstein), and Turkey. Through the mobility program Erasmus+, you can participate in study or traineeship stays in an EU or EEA country.

The University of Stavanger has entered into several Erasmus+ agreements with multiple countries and universities in most European countries. Each agreement belongs to the respective department and offers courses for students enrolled in programs at that specific department.

Benefits of Erasmus+:

• Study grant in addition to support from Lånekassen (Norwegian State Educational Loan Fund)
• Online language courses available before the start of the semester
• Exemption from tuition fees at the host institution
• Introduction program for all new students upon arrival

What do you need to do to receive the grant?

Here is an overview of the necessary documents and activities you must complete to have your stay approved and receive the Erasmus+ grant.

• Online Learning Agreement (OLA)
  To be filled out before the stay. Must be signed by the student, UiS, and the host institution.

• Grant Agreement
  To be filled out before the stay. Must be signed by the student and UiS.

• Participant survey
  To be filled out electronically after the stay.

• Confirmation of Erasmus+ Exchange Period
  To be filled out towards the end of the stay. Must be signed by the host institution.

Questions? Please contact the Erasmus+ Coordinator through the Exchange Guide or by email.