If you are a current nursing student you may be able to apply to take part in Erasmus+ traineeship.

– Erasmus+ traineeships are 2 month work placements. This would need to fit with your current programme. Please speak to Cathy Griffiths in the Faculty of Health to find out if you are eligible.

– Please come to the International Office (Stanley Hall 10) to check if we have places available

– Please fully complete the Erasmus application (Erasmus+ (outgoing) application) along with an academic reference (Erasmus+ academic reference)

– All applications for the academic year 2020-21 must be submitted by 5pm on 31st July 2020

If you are a year 1 student this year (2019-20) you can either:

– Apply for the Erasmus programme for your Study Abroad year (2019-20).

– Apply for a semester abroad during your 2nd year – Applications open in September, students must provide an expression of interest before the Christmas break 2018 and discuss with departments.

– Please talk to your department International Co-ordinator to discuss how to change your degree into a 4 year ‘Study Abroad year’ programme if you haven’t already.

– Please come to the International Office (Stanley Hall 10) to check if we have places available.

– Please fully complete the Erasmus application (Erasmus+ 2018-19 (outgoing) application) along with an academic reference (Erasmus+ 2018-19 academic reference)

– All applications for the academic year 2018-19 must be submitted by 22nd February 2019 5pm

If you are a 2nd year student looking to take part in the programme during your Study Abroad year next year please complete the following:

1. Please talk to your department International Co-ordinator to discuss how to change your degree into a 4 year Study Abroad year programme if you haven’t already.
2. Please come to the International Office (Stanley Hall 10) to check if we have places available.
3. Please fully complete the Erasmus application (Erasmus+ 2018-19 (outgoing) application) along with an academic reference (Erasmus+ 2018-19 academic reference) 15th February 2019 5pm.

If you area 2nd year student looking to take part in the programme during the summer this year (2017) please complete the following:

1. Please talk to your department International Co-ordinator to discuss what opportunities are available.
2. Please come to the International Office (Stanley Hall 10) to check if we have places available.
3. – Please fully complete the Erasmus application (Erasmus+ 2018-19 (outgoing) application) along with an academic reference (Erasmus+ 2018-19 academic reference)
4. All applications for summer placements 2018 must be submitted by 7th February 2019 (except Biology students).

Students who are presently in their first year of study on a full time three year degree or sandwich/ study abroad 4 year programme are able to apply to go on exchange.

Most exchanges take place during year 2 or in a Study Abroad year between year 3 and 4.

‘UK Erasmus+ students normally receive an Erasmus+ grant provided by the European Commission which contributes towards the extra costs arising from studying abroad. Erasmus+ grants in the UK are paid through your home institution and are paid in addition to the standard grants or loans to which you are entitled. Please remember that this is a supplementary, non-repayable grant intended to offset any additional expenses you may incur while you are abroad. You should not depend on it to cover your essential living costs. Bear this in mind when you are budgeting! During your Erasmus+ study, you continue to receive any student grant or loan to which you are entitled.’ (source: http://www.britishcouncil.org/erasmus-funding.htm )

For 2018-19 students Erasmus+ funding is between 300Euros and 350Euros per month depending on the country you go to. There is also the opportunity to access supplementary grants for going to priority countries or applicants being from a Widening Participation background (€120 per month).

Students are not required to pay tuition fees at their host institution. From 2014-15 onward, a new regulated fee limit will apply to ‘new-regime’ students who are taking a year abroad under the Erasmus+ scheme. This will be set for full-time undergraduates each year and students will be informed of this: Tuition fee loans will be available to eligible students to cover these costs.

For students who are taking a sandwich year out outside the Erasmus+ scheme (whether in or outside the UK) from 2014-15, this will be set for full-time undergraduates each year and students will be informed of this: Tuition fee loans will continue to be available to eligible students to cover these costs.

For students only going for one semester tuition fees will set accordingly each year.

Please contact the International Office or the Fees team to confirm your fees.

You will study approximately the same number of credits as you would if you had stayed at Edge Hill University (1 year = 120credits, 1 semester = 60credits). You will still be registered as an EHU student whilst at the partner university. Once you have returned from your exchange your results won’t count towards your final degree classification but you will be required to successfully complete your modules at the partner university.

The majority of our host institutions deliver in English and will not require you to know another language; however you may find it useful to learn some basics. You may also wish to consider EHU Language Learning opportunities, where relevant, in preparation for your time abroad. More information is available here.