Accommodation: www.international.uni-freiburg.de/wohnen-en?set_language=en To reserve your place after registration, you must pay the price by bank transfer and provide proof of payment to Marta Albacete in the International Relations Department. You can do it by email: This email address is being protected from spambots. To display, JavaScript must be enabled! , or in a personal capacity in the International Bureau at c/ Alberto Aguilera 32. 28015.- Madrid. A new Erasmus programme will be launched from one year 2021/2022. In addition to various innovations, it is also about the digitalisation of administrative procedures related to mobility. Erasmus Mundus is a cooperation and mobility programme in the field of higher education. The programme includes European Masters and offers grants funded by the European Union for both third-country nationals participating in these Masters and European Union nationals studying in associated centres around the world. During your mobility period, you can also take an optional online language course. This course is activated automatically if you get a result between A1 and B1 QCER in the first assessment, depending on the language assigned. The procedures described here concern Erasmus+ graduating students who have been officially selected for Erasmus+ mobility and who have accepted the place correctly. Keep in mind that your mobility period at the host university should include the following amounts: bilateral agreements usually do not include financial aid, although there may be scholarship and grant programs for certain purposes.

(z.B bank of Santander Grants and Scholarships) If you plan to complete the closing session immediately after the end of your mobility, please ensure that the transcript will be delivered in good time in accordance with Ca` Foscari`s deadlines and inform the International Office Mobility Unit as soon as possible. There are scholarships that help to participate. Internships are possible at the end of the courses. Promoting participation in international networks is one of the best ways to achieve the internationalization objectives of the different activities and sectors of the university (research, teaching, mobility, institutional management, etc.). Grants and grants from the European Union are available to support Erasmus+ mobility. These scholarships are managed by the university and the beneficiaries receive them in two instalments. The first payment represents 70% of the total amount, taking into account the approximate mobility duration of the exchange period, followed by a final payment calculated on the basis of the actual duration of the mobility of the exchange period, for a maximum duration of 7 months. .

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