Study abroad

Erasmus+ Programme

What is Erasmus +?
The Erasmus + programme
Obtaining the Erasmus + grant
Grant amount
Students with disabilities
Internships
Procedure to follow before going to study abroad
Why going abroad?

Erasmus+

is the European Union's programme for education, training, youth and sport in Europe. Erasmus + offers millions of Europeans the opportunity to study, train and gain experience abroad.
The 2021-2027 programme has a strong focus on social inclusion, ecological and digital transitions and promoting the participation of young people in democratic life.
It supports the priorities and activities defined in the European Education Area, the Digital Education Action Plan and the Skills Strategy for Europe.

The EM Normandie strategy for this scheme is based on the EM Normandie Global Erasmus Strategy Statement 2021/2027.

The countries participating in the programme are:

European Union member states
Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Turkey, Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia

Please note: Switzerland is no longer in the programme.

And partner countries:

European Neighbourhood countries to the East (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova, Ukraine) and to the South (Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, Palestine, Jordan, Israel, Lebanon, Syria), the Western Balkans (Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro), the Russian Federation
Countries around the world: America, Asia, Africa-Caribbean-Pacific area

What is Erasmus +?

Erasmus + is the European Union's programme for education, training, youth and sport in Europe. Erasmus + offers millions of Europeans the opportunity to study, train and gain experience abroad.

The 2021-2027 programme has a strong focus on social inclusion, ecological and digital transitions and promoting the participation of young people in democratic life.

It supports the priorities and activities defined in the European Education Area, the Digital Education Action Plan and the Skills Strategy for Europe.

The EM Normandie strategy for this scheme is based on the EM Normandie Global Erasmus Strategy Statement 2021/2027

The countries participating in the programme are:

European Union member states
Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Turkey, Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia

The countries participating in the programme are:

European Neighbourhood countries to the East (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova, Ukraine) and to the South (Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, Palestine, Jordan, Israel, Lebanon, Syria), the Western Balkans (Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro), the Russian Federation
Countries around the world: America, Asia, Africa-Caribbean-Pacific area

The Erasmus+ programme

This programme gives you the opportunity to study in another European country for a period of 2 to 12 months. The receiving organisation and EM Normandie must sign an Erasmus+ agreement.

Students on the programme benefit from the following:

A period of study that counts towards their EM Normandie degree with the ECTS credit system. You must choose Business Studies modules (30 ECTS / semester) as stipulated in the inter-institutional agreements signed by EM Normandie and partner universities
No registration fees at the host university. However, miscellaneous costs (administrative, societies, insurance, transport, etc.) may be requested by the receiving organisation

Obtaining the Erasmus+ grant

All eligible students will receive by email a procedure to finalise their application.

Mobility agreement
Arrival Form
Learning Agreement
Bank details slip (RIB) in the student’s name
Certificate of attendance
Academic transcript from the host university
Erasmus+ survey « EU Survey » after the expatriation

Group 1: Countries with a higher cost of living
Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Ireland, Liechtenstein, Luxemburg, Norway, Sweden
370 €
Group 2: Countries with an average cost of living
Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Germany, Greece, Italy, Malta, Netherlands, Portugal, Spain
320 €
Group 3: Countries with a lower cost of living
Bulgaria, Croatia, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, North Macedonia, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Czech Republic, Turkey
270 €

The Erasmus+ grant will be paid within the following time limit, as indicated in the final certificate of attendance:

6 months maximum for an academic semester
12 months maximum for full academic year
3 months maximum for an internship abroad

The student will receive 1 or 2 payments according to the following rule:

The first instalment corresponds to the following lump sum

Group 1
Semester: 1 036€
Full academic year: 2 590€
Internship: 728€
Group 2
Semester: 896€
Full academic year: 2 240€
Internship: 658€
Group 3
Semester: 756€
Full academic year: 1 890€
Internship: 588€

The 2nd instalment (optional) depending on the duration mentioned on the final certificate of attendance

The above amounts are valid only for the academic year 2022/2023, subject to the allocation by the Erasmus+ Agency and are subject to change.

Students who choose to study abroad at the following destinations are not eligible for the Erasmus+ grant:

Destinations in Europe with tailored courses
EM Normandie's campuses abroad (Oxford, Dublin, Dubai)
Certain non-Erasmus European destinations (see information sheets)

Students with disabilities

A flat-rate "support for inclusion" financial supplement of EUR 250 per month is allocated to encourage the participation of people who meet one of the following criteria:

The student must register themselves as disabled with the International Affairs Cooperation Department before going abroad.

Criteria with a disability or long-term condition (ALD)
Supporting documents: Certificate of decision from the MDPH or certificate of long-term illness or disability card or other proof validated by the EM Normandie’s Inclusion Department.

Criteria with higher education grant holder on social criteria, grades 6 and 7
Supporting documents: Notification of national scholarship award

Interships

Students participating in traineeships will receive, in addition to the contribution to living expenses from their Erasmus+ grant, a financial supplement of €150 per month.

Students with fewer opportunities who participate in traineeships can benefit from both the inclusion supplement (€250 per month) and the traineeship supplement (€150 per month).

Procedure to follow before going to study abroad

Register to the host institution with the help of the International Affairs department
Ensure that you have a valid ID
Take the language test on the EU Academyplatform
Apply for you European Heatlh Insurance Card
Take out additional insurance (highly recommended) including at least medical expenses, hospitalization, repatriation assistance, civil liability, loss or theft of documents, travel tickets and luggage.

Why going abroad? ?

Going on a study trip abroad or doing an internship in a company will allow you to progress in learning a foreign language, to acquire new skills (hard & soft skills) but also to develop your network.