
ERASMUS+GRANT
The ERASMUS+GRANT supports undergraduate and master's students with partial funding for studies or internships in European countries. It is provided by the European Commission and has an expired application deadline.
Eligible Degrees
Law
Deadline
N/A
Eligible Nationalities
Netherlands, France, Singapore, New Zealand, Ireland, United Arab Emirates, Canada, Germany, Australia, United States
Destination
France
Eligible Courses
All courses offered by the University
ERASMUS+GRANT Scholarship Details
The ERASMUS+GRANT provides partial funding for undergraduate and master's degree students pursuing studies or internships in European countries. This scholarship is provided by the European Commission and has an expired application deadline.
Scholarship Value and Funding
- Funding type: Partial Funding
- Amount: Varies
- Total duration limit: 360 days per higher education cycle
Application Process
To apply for the ERASMUS+GRANT, students must first ensure their internship or exchange is eligible under the program. After confirming eligibility, students should contact their higher education institution or the Erasmus+ office to initiate the application process. If applying for the special allowance for disabled students, a specific form must be sent to bourses.aides.partenariats@neoma-bs.fr at least one month before the start of international mobility.
Eligibility Criteria
- The student must be engaged in a mandatory internship or academic exchange as part of their higher education program.
- The mobility must last between 2 to 12 months in a European country.
- The total Erasmus funding for studies and internships cannot exceed 360 days for one higher education cycle.
Benefits
- The grant offers financial support to help with the costs of studying or interning abroad.
- Students with disabilities can receive an additional allowance to cover extra costs arising from their disability during international mobility.
- This support ensures disabled students have access to the same mobility opportunities as their peers, with additional funding and support services available.
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