Eötvös Loránd University is launching a call for applications for short-term and long-term student mobilities and traineeships for the Academic Year 2024/2025. The deadline for applications is 29 February 2024.

AIM OF THE CALL

Within the framework of the Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility, students have the opportunity to participate in short- or long-term study mobilities or traineeships at one of our partner universities in a so-called Erasmus Partner Country (i.e. not being part of the classic Erasmus+ program, such as the United Kingdom, Switzerland or non-European countries).

The following mobilities are available:

1. Long-term student mobility for study in close partner countries (United Kingdom, Switzerland)
2. Short-term doctoral mobility in close partner countries (United Kingdom, Switzerland)
3. Long-term student mobility for study or traineeship in distant partner countries
4. Short-term doctoral mobility in distant partner countries
5. Traineeship in distant partner countries

We would like to draw your attention to the fact that only students from the departments/institutes cooperating with the partners listed below are eligible to apply for the mobilities announced in this call. You may find more information under the description of each type of mobility.

RANKING OF APPLICATIONS WITHIN DIFFERENT CALLS

If you have simultaneously submitted other applications for the same period in the framework of other Erasmus+ calls for long-term mobility for studies, the applications will be ranked as follows:

1. Erasmus+ study abroad programme within the framework of agreements for all subject fields
2. Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility
3. Erasmus+ Mobility Programme within Europe

For example, if you submit an application for all of the mentioned call for applications and win the Erasmus+ study abroad programme within the framework of agreements for all subject fields, we consider your other study abroad applications cancelled. (The same procedure will apply if you only apply in the Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility program and the Erasmus+ Mobility Programme within Europe at the same time etc.)

AVAILABLE MOBILITY TYPES

1. Long-term mobility for studies in close partner countries

The purpose of the long-term study mobility is to complete one academic semester at a partner university or do thesis research. In case of BA/BSc and MA/MSc students, the mobility can only be realized if the sending institution accepts the exchange semester and it is included in the academic progress of the student – this is ensured by credit and grade conversion according to ELTE regulations or in a diploma supplement. For BA/BSc and MA/MSc students, the completion of a minimum of 20 ECTS credits is required.

For PhD students completion of courses is not mandatory if the purpose of the mobility is doctoral research.

• Applicable duration: min. 2 months, max. as indicated for each mobility in the table below
• Grant amount: EUR 600/month
• Travel support is not available
• Additional support and green travel support is available (The call for applications for additional financial support for students with fewer opportunities will be available from 16 April 2024. The call for applications for additional support for students with disabilities or long-term illnesses will be available from March 2024). 

See available mobilities in the partnership, with duration and study cycle below:

2. Short-term doctoral mobility in close partner countries

Short-term mobility is open only to PhD students for the purpose of research, workshops or training.

Participation in a conference is NOT eligible for funding.

• Applicable duration: min. 5 days, max. as indicated in the table below
• Grant amount: EUR 79/day until the 14th day, EUR 56/day from the 15th day
• Travel allowance not available
• An additional 1-1 travel day may be granted before and after the mobility
• Additional support and green travel support is available (The call for applications for additional financial support for students with fewer opportunities will be available from 16 April 2024. The call for applications for additional support for students with disabilities or long-term illnesses will be available from March 2024). 

Available mobilities in the partnership, duration and study cycle as indicated below:

3. Long-term mobility for studies in distant partner countries

In a long-term mobility for studies students complete one academic semester abroad or do thesis research. In case of bachelor and master students, mobility can only take place if the study abroad is accepted by the sending institution and recognized, either through ELTE credits and converted marks or as a diploma supplement. Minimum 20 ECTS credits must be completed.

PhD students do not have to complete credits if the purpose of mobility is doctoral research.

• Duration: min. 2 months (max. as indicated for each available mobility)
• Grant support: EUR 700/month
• Additional support and green travel support is available in partnerships marked with an asterisk (*). (The call for applications for additional financial support for students with fewer opportunities will be available from 16 April 2024. The call for applications for additional support for students with disabilities or long-term illnesses will be available from March 2024).
• Travel support (one-time support, based on the distance between the headquarters of the sending and the host institutions, determined with the European Commission's calculator) as indicated here:

Mobility is available at the following partner universities for the duration and in the study cycle indicated below. 

4. Short-term doctoral mobility to distant partner countries

Short-term mobility is open only to PhD students for the purpose of research, advanced studies or professional training.

Participation in a conference is NOT eligible for funding.

• Duration: min. 5 days, max. as indicated in the table below
• Grant amount: EUR 79/day until the 14th day, EUR 56/day from the 15th day. The grant amount is lower for the following destinations (EUR 70/day until the 14th day, EUR 50/day from the 15th day): Georgia, India, Ukraine
• Travel allowance according to the table above
• An additional 1-1 travel day may be granted before and after the mobility
• Additional support and green travel support is available in partnerships marked with an asterisk (*). (The call for applications for additional financial support for students with fewer opportunities will be available from 16 April 2024. The call for applications for additional support for students with disabilities or long-term illnesses will be available from March 2024).

Mobility is possible in the frame of the following partnerships for the duration indicated:

5. Traineeship in distant partner countries

The purpose of the mobilities is participation in a professional traineeship organized by the partner university. The activities carried out within the professional practice are counted by ELTE in the student's progress. In all cases, the credit recognition is initiated by the student. If the completed activity fits into the curriculum, credit may be awarded for it, if not, the University will indicate this in the diploma supplement. Since the credit recognision may differ, please check with your academic coordinator or at your faculty administration office before applying.

• Duration: min. 2 months (max. as indicated in the table below)
• Grant support: EUR 700/month
• Additional support may be applicable
• Travel support (one-time support, based on the distance between the headquarters of the sending and the host institutions, determined with the European Commission's calculator) as indicated in the table above

Mobility is available at the following partner universities for the duration and in the study cycle indicated below.

COMPLETING THE MOBILITY

Students completing their studies abroad in the Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility program

• do not pay tuition fees at the host institution;
• active students who are also enrolled at home, and pay any tuition fees, and receive their regular scholarship for the duration of their stay abroad;
• in case of semester-long-studies, students implement part of their domestic study obligations by studying abroad. The two cooperating departments agree before the student's trip about the courses to be taken at the foreign university. For BA/BSc and MA/MSc students, the completion of a minimum of 20 ECTS credits is required. The minimum number of credits or units to be completed beyond this at the partner institution for each degree programme will be determined by the course supervisor and published in the faculty/institution/departmental call.
• Courses related to the major of the student are accepted based on the ELTE credit number, while other courses are evaluated through a separate procedure. For more information on credit recognition see our website.

WHO CAN APPLY?

All ELTE students who

• have Hungarian citizenship, a registration certificate or a valid permanent or temporary residence permit (with the exception of BA or MA Stipendium Hungaricum scholarship holders);
• have completed at least two semesters in BA education by the time of the planned trip (this can be more than two semesters according to special faculty rules);
• have a valid student status at ELTE in the semester when the mobility is planned;
• meet the application requirements of the faculty/department concerned;
• have at least a B2 level in the language(s) of education (if the host university requires a higher level of language proficiency, this will apply.)

In case of traineeships

• Students participating in Erasmus+ studies (full semester or professional training) during their final semester: mobility may last until the last day of the final semester examination period, but the mobility must be approved before the graduation. 
• Recent graduates/or students having pre-graduation certificate may also participate in a traineeship in the year following their graduation. In this case, they may apply in the year of graduation, up to the last day of the last semester examination period, i.e. as long as they have an active student status.
• Teaching assistantship mobility is also considered as a traineeship (specified by the faculties).
• It is possible to travel for a professional training during the first year of higher education studies (faculty exceptions may take place).

According to Erasmus+ rules, each student can be granted Erasmus status for a maximum of 12 months in total per level of education (part-time and professional training altogether, even if it is zero grant (label) mobility!). If the applicant has previously participated in an Erasmus part-time course and/or professional training at their current level of education but has not used the 12-month Erasmus timeframe, they can apply again. Master's or doctoral students who have already been Erasmus+ scholarship holders at their previous level(s) of training may also apply.

HOW TO APPLY

To apply for all types of mobility, please submit the following documents:

1. the application form (fully filled, signed both by the student and by the academic coordinator) and its attachments:
2. a curriculum vitae (in English and in the language required by the host institution);
3. motivation letter (in English and in the language required by the host institution);
4. transcript of records of last two semesters in English (printed out from the Neptun system);
5. a copy of diploma in Hungarian and English (in case you are an MA/MSc or PhD student);
6. a certificate of the required language proficiency (you may contact the academic coordinator about the required language skills);
7. a copy of permanent or temporary residence permit or refugee status document if you are not a Hungarian citizen;
8. any additional documents required by the faculty/institute/department.

Please note that documents requested in a foreign language will be forwarded to the partner institution as part of the nomination process. These documents are mainly used to get to know you at the future host institution.

If the call for applications of the faculty or institute/department contains other requirements, please take them into consideration.

We accept all documents in digital form (Word or Pdf form). We ask applicants to name the documents as "Name Last Name_[type of document]" (e.g. "John Smith_Letter of motivation". Incomplete, illegible or handwritten applications will not be accepted.

When preparing your application, please check the course offerings on the partner universities' websites to find out in which language and at which level (bachelor or master) courses are offered. For more information about the application and the courses offered by the partner institutions, please contact the academic and/or faculty coordinators.

APPLICATION DEADLINE AND EVALUATION PROCEDURE

Submission of applications

Applications for the academic year of 2024/25 have to be submitted to the faculty international office by 29^th February, depending on faculty/institute/department specifics. The academic coordinator forwards the applications to the Faculty Committee on Foreign Affairs (Kari Külügyi Bizottság) within 5 business days, which the Committee, after its decision, forwards to the staff of the Department of Erasmus+ and International Programs no later than March 20, 2024.

Evaluation of the applications

General criteria of the evaluation (the list is not in a priority order, and there might be other aspects as well according to individual faculty regulations):

• language proficiency;
• academic achievements;
• professional knowledge and activity;
• academic excellence or other significant professional achievements;
• participation in the activities of the ELTE Students’ Union or other organizations;
• mentoring of incoming Erasmus students.

Ranking and decision-making

Applications that meet the formal requirements are evaluated and ranked first by the Faculty Committee on Foreign Affairs, taking into account the proposal of the academic coordinator and other aspects published in the call for applications. The Faculty Committee on Foreign Affairs prepares an individual evaluation form based on the documents submitted in the application (and possible oral hearing). The Faculty Committee on Foreign Affairs ranks applications based on the scores recorded on the individual evaluation sheets, then forwards the faculty ranking to the Department of Erasmus+ and International Programs. The final ranking is sent to the Committee of Student and Staff Mobility (HOMB), which decides which student(s) ELTE will propose for scholarship status to the partner institution by 9th of April. The final decision will be made by the partner universities, expected within two weeks after the nomination process which varies at different partners.

Students who pass the application but do not receive a scholarship are placed on a reserve list or, with the agreement of the partner institution, may start their mobility as self-financed (zero-grant) students.

The result of the applications becomes complete with the agreement of the partner institutions.

The Announcement of results

Winning applicants are notified by e-mail, expected in mid-April. Where nomination deadlines precede the final decision on the scholarship status, students will be conditionally nominated to partners.

If you have any questions in connection with preparing your application, please contact your academic coordinator or faculty coordinator.

Eötvös Loránd University is launching a call for applications for short-term and long-term student mobilities and traineeships for the Spring Semester of the academic year 2023/2024. The deadline for applications is 26 September 2023.

AIM OF THE CALL

Within the framework of the Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility, students have the opportunity to participate in short- or long-term study mobilities or traineeships at one of our partner universities in a so-called Erasmus Partner Country (i.e. not being part of the classic Erasmus+ program, such as the United Kingdom, Switzerland or non-European countries).

The following mobilities are available:

1. Long-term student mobility for study in close partner countries (Gibraltar, United Kingdom, Switzerland)
2. Short-term doctoral mobility in close partner countries (Gibraltar, United Kingdom, Switzerland)
3. Long-term student mobility for study or traineeship in distant partner countries
4. Short-term doctoral mobility in distant partner countries
5. Traineeship in distant partner countries

We would like to draw your attention to the fact that only students from the departments/institutes cooperating with the partners listed below are eligible to apply for the mobilities announced in this call. You may find more information under the description of each type of mobility.

RANKING OF APPLICATIONS WITHIN DIFFERENT CALLS

If you have simultaneously submitted other applications for the same period in the framework of other Erasmus+ calls for long-term mobility for studies, the applications will be ranked as follows:

1. Erasmus+ study abroad programme within the framework of agreements for all subject fields
2. Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility
3. Erasmus+ Mobility Programme within Europe

For example, if you submit an application for all of the mentioned call for applications and win the Erasmus+ study abroad programme within the framework of agreements for all subject fields, we consider your other study abroad applications cancelled. (The same procedure will apply if you only apply in the Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility program and the Erasmus+ Mobility Programme within Europe at the same time etc.)

AVAILABLE MOBILITY TYPES

1. Long-term mobility for studies in close partner countries

The purpose of the long-term study mobility is to complete one academic semester at a partner university or do thesis research. In case of BA/BSc and MA/MSc students, the mobility can only be realized if the sending institution accepts the exchange semester and it is included in the academic progress of the student – this is ensured by credit and grade conversion according to ELTE regulations or in a diploma supplement. For BA/BSc and MA/MSc students, the completion of a minimum of 20 ECTS credits is required.

For PhD students completion of courses is not mandatory if the purpose of the mobility is doctoral research.

• Applicable duration: min. 2 months, max. as indicated for each mobility in the table below
• Grant amount: EUR 600/month
• Travel support is not available
• Additional support and green travel may be applicable

See available mobilities in the partnership, with duration and study cycle below:

2. Short-term doctoral mobility in close partner countries

Short-term mobility is open only to PhD students for the purpose of research, workshops or training.

Participation in a conference is NOT eligible for funding.

• Applicable duration: min. 5 days, max. as indicated in the table below
• Grant amount: EUR 70/day until the 14th day, EUR 50/day from the 15th day
• Travel allowance not available
• An additional 1-1 travel day may be granted before and after the mobility
• Additional support and green travel may be applicable

Available mobilities in the partnership, duration and study cycle as indicated below:

3. Long-term mobility for studies in distant partner countries

In a long-term mobility for studies students complete one academic semester abroad or do thesis research. In case of bachelor and master students, mobility can only take place if the study abroad is accepted by the sending institution and recognized, either through ELTE credits and converted marks or as a diploma supplement. Minimum 20 ECTS credits must be completed.

PhD students do not have to complete credits if the purpose of mobility is doctoral research.

• Duration: min. 2 months (max. as indicated for each available mobility)
• Grant support: EUR 700/month
• Additional support and green travel may be applicable (except mobilities marked with asterisk (*))
• Travel support (one-time support, based on the distance between the headquarters of the sending and the host institutions, determined with the European Commission's calculator) as indicated here:

Mobility is available at the following partner universities for the duration and in the study cycle indicated below. 

4. Short-term doctoral mobility to distant partner countries

Short-term mobility is open only to PhD students for the purpose of research, advanced studies or professional training.

Participation in a conference is NOT eligible for funding.

• Duration: min. 5 days, max. as indicated in the table below
• Grant amount: EUR 70/day until the 14th day, EUR 50/day from the 15th day
• Travel allowance according to the table above
• Additional support and green travel may be applicable

Mobility is possible in the frame of the following partnerships for the duration indicated:

5. Traineeship in distant partner countries

The purpose of the mobilities is participation in a professional traineeship organized by the partner university. The activities carried out within the professional practice are counted by ELTE in the student's progress. In all cases, the credit recognition is initiated by the student. If the completed activity fits into the curriculum, credit may be awarded for it, if not, the University will indicate this in the diploma supplement. Since the credit recognision may differ, please check with your academic coordinator or at your faculty administration office before applying.

• Duration: min. 2 months (max. as indicated in the table below)
• Grant support: EUR 700/month
• Travel support (one-time support, based on the distance between the headquarters of the sending and the host institutions, determined with the European Commission's calculator) as indicated in the table above

Mobility is available at the following partner universities for the duration and in the study cycle indicated below.

COMPLETING THE MOBILITY

Students completing their studies abroad in the Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility program

• do not pay tuition fees at the host institution;
• active students who are also enrolled at home, and pay any tuition fees, and receive their regular scholarship for the duration of their stay abroad;
• in case of semester-long-studies, students implement part of their domestic study obligations by studying abroad. The two cooperating departments agree before the student's trip about the courses to be taken at the foreign university. For BA/BSc and MA/MSc students, the completion of a minimum of 20 ECTS credits is required. The minimum number of credits or units to be completed beyond this at the partner institution for each degree programme will be determined by the course supervisor and published in the faculty/institution/departmental call.
• Courses related to the major of the student are accepted based on the ELTE credit number, while other courses are evaluated through a separate procedure. For more information on credit recognition see our website.

WHO CAN APPLY?

All ELTE students who

• have Hungarian citizenship, a registration certificate or a valid permanent or temporary residence permit (with the exception of Stipendium Hungaricum scholarship holders);
• have completed at least two semesters in BA education by the time of the planned trip (this can be more than two semesters according to special faculty rules);
• have a valid student status at ELTE in the semester when the mobility is planned;
• meet the application requirements of the faculty/department concerned;
• have at least a B2 level in the language(s) of education (if the host university requires a higher level of language proficiency, this will apply.)

In case of traineeships

• Students participating in Erasmus+ studies (full semester or professional training) during their final semester: mobility may last until the last day of the final semester examination period, but the mobility must be approved before the graduation. 
• Recent graduates/or students having pre-graduation certificate may also participate in a traineeship in the year following their graduation. In this case, they may apply in the year of graduation, up to the last day of the last semester examination period, i.e. as long as they have an active student status.
• Teaching assistantship mobility is also considered as a traineeship (specified by the faculties).
• It is possible to travel for a professional training during the first year of higher education studies (faculty exceptions may take place).

According to Erasmus+ rules, each student can be granted Erasmus status for a maximum of 12 months in total per level of education (part-time and professional training altogether, even if it is zero grant (label) mobility!). If the applicant has previously participated in an Erasmus part-time course and/or professional training at their current level of education but has not used the 12-month Erasmus timeframe, they can apply again. Master's or doctoral students who have already been Erasmus+ scholarship holders at their previous level(s) of training may also apply.

HOW TO APPLY

To apply for all types of mobility, please submit the following documents:

1. the application form (fully filled out and signed both by the student and by the academic coordinator) and its attachments:
2. a curriculum vitae (in English and in the language required by the host institution);
3. motivation letter (in English and in the language required by the host institution);
4. transcript of records of last two semesters in English (printed out from the Neptun system);
5. a copy of diploma in Hungarian and English (in case you are an MA/MSc or PhD student);
6. a certificate of the required language proficiency (you may contact the academic coordinator about the required language skills);
7. a copy of permanent or temporary residence permit or refugee status document if you are not a Hungarian citizen;
8. any additional documents required by the faculty/institute/department.

Please note that documents requested in a foreign language will be forwarded to the partner institution as part of the nomination process. These documents are mainly used to get to know you at the future host institution.

If the call for applications of the faculty or institute/department contains other requirements, please take them into consideration.

We accept all documents in digital form (Word or Pdf form). We ask applicants to name the documents as "Name Last Name_[type of document]" (e.g. "John Smith_Letter of motivation". Incomplete, illegible or handwritten applications will not be accepted.

When preparing your application, please check the course offerings on the partner universities' websites to find out in which language and at which level (bachelor or master) courses are offered. For more information about the application and the courses offered by the partner institutions, please contact the academic and/or faculty coordinators.

APPLICATION DEADLINE AND EVALUATION PROCEDURE

Submission of applications

Applications for the spring semester of the academic year of 2023/24 have to be submitted to the faculty international office by 26^th September, depending on faculty/institute/department specifics. The academic coordinator forwards the applications to the Faculty Committee on Foreign Affairs (Kari Külügyi Bizottság) within 5 business days, which the Committee, after its decision, forwards to the staff of the Department of Erasmus+ and International Programs no later than October 12, 2023.

Evaluation of the applications

General criteria of the evaluation (the list is not in a priority order, and there might be other aspects as well according to individual faculty regulations):

• language proficiency;
• academic achievements;
• professional knowledge and activity;
• academic excellence or other significant professional achievements;
• participation in the activities of the ELTE Students’ Union or other organizations;
• mentoring of incoming Erasmus students.

Ranking and decision-making

Applications that meet the formal requirements are evaluated and ranked first by the Faculty Committee on Foreign Affairs, taking into account the proposal of the academic coordinator and other aspects published in the call for applications. The Faculty Committee on Foreign Affairs prepares an individual evaluation form based on the documents submitted in the application (and possible oral hearing). The Faculty Committee on Foreign Affairs ranks applications based on the scores recorded on the individual evaluation sheets, then forwards the faculty ranking to the Department of Erasmus+ and International Programs. The final ranking is sent to the Committee of Student and Staff Mobility (HOMB), which decides which student(s) ELTE will propose for scholarship status to the partner institution by 31^h of October. The final decision will be made by the partner universities, expected within two weeks after the nomination process which varies at different partners.

Students who pass the application but do not receive a scholarship are placed on a reserve list or, with the agreement of the partner institution, may start their mobility as self-financed (zero-grant) students.

The result of the applications becomes complete with the agreement of the partner institutions.

The Announcement of results

Winning applicants are notified by e-mail, expected in the first half of November. Where nomination deadlines precede the final decision on the scholarship status, students will be conditionally nominated to partners.

If you have any questions in connection with preparing your application, please contact your academic coordinator or faculty coordinator.

Eötvös Loránd University is launching a call for applications for short-term and long-term student mobilities and traineeships for the academic year 2023/2024. The deadline for applications is 6 March 2023.

AIM OF THE CALL

Within the framework of the Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility, students have the opportunity to participate in short- or long-term study mobilities or traineeships at one of our partner universities in a so-called Erasmus Partner Country (i.e. not being part of the classic Erasmus+ program, such as the United Kingdom, Switzerland or non-European countries).

The following mobilities are available:

1. Long-term student mobility for study in close partner countries (Gibraltar, United Kingdom, Switzerland)
2. Short-term doctoral mobility in close partner countries (Gibraltar, United Kingdom, Switzerland)
3. Long-term student mobility for study or traineeship in distant partner countries
4. Short-term doctoral mobility in distant partner countries
5. Traineeship in distant partner countries

We would like to draw your attention to the fact that only students from the departments/institutes cooperating with the partners listed below are eligible to apply for the mobilities announced in this call. You may find more information under the description of each type of mobility.

AVAILABLE MOBILITY TYPES

1. Long-term mobility for studies in close partner countries

The purpose of the long-term study mobility is to complete one academic semester at a partner university or do thesis research. In case of BA/BSc and MA/MSc students, the mobility can only be realized if the sending institution accepts the exchange semester and it is included in the academic progress of the student – this is ensured by credit and grade conversion according to ELTE regulations or in a diploma supplement. For BA/BSc and MA/MSc students, the completion of a minimum of 20 ECTS credits is required.

For PhD students completion of courses is not mandatory if the purpose of the mobility is doctoral research.

• Applicable duration: min. 2 months, max. as indicated for each mobility in the table below
• Grant amount: EUR 600/month
• Travel support is not available
• Additional support and green travel may be applicable

See available mobilities in the partnership, with duration and study cycle below:

2. Short-term doctoral mobility in close partner countries

Short-term mobility is open only to PhD students for the purpose of research, workshops or training.

Participation in a conference is NOT eligible for funding.

• Applicable duration: min. 5 days, max. as indicated in the table below
• Grant amount: EUR 70/day until the 14th day, EUR 50/day from the 15th day
• Travel allowance not available
• An additional 1-1 travel day may be granted before and after the mobility
• Additional support and green travel may be applicable

Available mobilities in the partnership, duration and study cycle as indicated below:

3. Long-term mobility for studies in distant partner countries

In a long-term mobility for studies students complete one academic semester abroad or do thesis research. In case of bachelor and master students, mobility can only take place if the study abroad is accepted by the sending institution and recognized, either through ELTE credits and converted marks or as a diploma supplement. Minimum 20 ECTS credits must be completed.

PhD students do not have to complete credits if the purpose of mobility is doctoral research.

• Duration: min. 2 months (max. as indicated for each available mobility)
• Grant support: EUR 700/month
• Additional support and green travel may be applicable (except mobilities marked with asterisk (*))
• Travel support (one-time support, based on the distance between the headquarters of the sending and the host institutions, determined with the European Commission's calculator) as indicated here:

Mobility is available at the following partner universities for the duration and in the study cycle indicated below. 

4. Short-term doctoral mobility to distant partner countries

Short-term mobility is open only to PhD students for the purpose of research, advanced studies or professional training.

Participation in a conference is NOT eligible for funding.

• Duration: min. 5 days, max. as indicated in the table below
• Grant amount: EUR 70/day until the 14th day, EUR 50/day from the 15th day
• Travel allowance according to the table above
• Additional support and green travel may be applicable

Mobility is possible in the frame of the following partnerships for the duration indicated:

5. Traineeship in distant partner countries

The purpose of the mobilities is participation in a professional internship organized by the partner university. The activities carried out within the professional practice are counted by ELTE in the student's progress. In all cases, the credit recognition is initiated by the student. If the completed activity fits into the curriculum, credit may be awarded for it, if not, the University will indicate this in the diploma supplement. Since the credit recognision may differ, please check with your academic coordinator or at your faculty administration office before applying.

• Duration: min. 2 months (max. as indicated in the table below)
• Grant support: EUR 700/month
• Travel support (one-time support, based on the distance between the headquarters of the sending and the host institutions, determined with the European Commission's calculator) as indicated in the table above

Mobility is available at the following partner universities for the duration and in the study cycle indicated below.

COMPLETING THE MOBILITY

Students completing their studies abroad in the Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility program

• do not pay tuition fees at the host institution;
• active students who are also enrolled at home, and pay any tuition fees, and receive their regular scholarship for the duration of their stay abroad;
• in case of semester-long-studies, students implement part of their domestic study obligations by studying abroad. The two cooperating departments agree before the student's trip about the courses to be taken at the foreign university. For BA/BSc and MA/MSc students, the completion of a minimum of 20 ECTS credits is required. The minimum number of credits or units to be completed beyond this at the partner institution for each degree programme will be determined by the course supervisor and published in the faculty/institution/departmental call.
• Courses related to the major of the student are accepted based on the ELTE credit number, while other courses are evaluated through a separate procedure. For more information on credit recognition see our website.

WHO CAN APPLY?

All ELTE students who

• have Hungarian citizenship, a registration certificate or a valid permanent or temporary residence permit (with the exception of Stipendium Hungaricum scholarship holders);
• have completed at least two semesters in BA education by the time of the planned trip (this can be more than two semesters according to special faculty rules);
• have a valid student status at ELTE in the semester when the mobility is planned;
• meet the application requirements of the faculty/department concerned;
• have at least a B2 level in the language(s) of education (if the host university requires a higher level of language proficiency, this will apply.)

In case of traineeships

• Students participating in Erasmus+ studies (full semester or professional training) during their final semester: mobility may last until the last day of the final semester examination period, but the mobility must be approved before the graduation. 
• Recent graduates/or students having pre-graduation certificate may also participate in an internship in the year following their graduation. In this case, they may apply in the year of graduation, up to the last day of the last semester examination period, i.e. as long as they have an active student status.
• Teaching assistantship mobility is also considered as an internship (specified by the faculties).
• It is possible to travel for a professional training during the first year of higher education studies (faculty exceptions may take place).

According to Erasmus+ rules, each student can be granted Erasmus status for a maximum of 12 months in total per level of education (part-time and professional training altogether, even if it is zero grant (label) mobility!). If the applicant has previously participated in an Erasmus part-time course and/or professional training at their current level of education but has not used the 12-month Erasmus timeframe, they can apply again. Master's or doctoral students who have already been Erasmus+ scholarship holders at their previous level(s) of training may also apply.

HOW TO APPLY

To apply for all types of mobility, please submit the following documents:

1. the application form (fully filled out and signed both by the student and by the academic coordinator) and its attachments:
2. a curriculum vitae (in English and in the language required by the host institution);
3. motivation letter (in English and in the language required by the host institution);
4. transcript of records of last two semesters in English (printed out from the Neptun system);
5. a copy of diploma in Hungarian and English (in case you are an MA/MSc or PhD student);
6. a certificate of the required language proficiency (you may contact the academic coordinator about the required language skills);
7. a copy of permanent or temporary residence permit or refugee status document if you are not a Hungarian citizen;
8. any additional documents required by the faculty/institute/department.

Please note that documents requested in a foreign language will be forwarded to the partner institution as part of the nomination process. These documents are mainly used to get to know you at the future host institution.

If the call for applications of the faculty or institute/department contains other requirements, please take them into consideration.

We accept all documents in digital form (Word or Pdf form). We ask applicants to name the documents as "Name Last Name_[type of document]" (e.g. "John Smith_Letter of motivation". Incomplete, illegible or handwritten applications will not be accepted.

When preparing your application, please check the course offerings on the partner universities' websites to find out in which language and at which level (bachelor or master) courses are offered. For more information about the application and the courses offered by the partner institutions, please contact the academic and/or faculty coordinators.

APPLICATION DEADLINE AND EVALUATION PROCEDURE

Submission of applications

Applications for the academic year of 2023/24 have to be submitted to the faculty international office by 6^th September, depending on faculty/institute/department specifics. The academic coordinator forwards the applications to the Faculty Committee on Foreign Affairs (Kari Külügyi Bizottság) within 5 business days, which the Committee, after its decision, forwards to the staff of the Department of Erasmus+ and International Programs no later than March 27, 2023.

Evaluation of the applications

General criteria of the evaluation (the list is not in a priority order, and there might be other aspects as well according to individual faculty regulations):

• language proficiency;
• academic achievements;
• professional knowledge and activity;
• academic excellence or other significant professional achievements;
• participation in the activities of the ELTE Students’ Union or other organizations;
• mentoring of incoming Erasmus students.

Ranking and decision-making

Applications that meet the formal requirements are evaluated and ranked first by the Faculty Committee on Foreign Affairs, taking into account the proposal of the academic coordinator and other aspects published in the call for applications. The Faculty Committee on Foreign Affairs prepares an individual evaluation form based on the documents submitted in the application (and possible oral hearing). The Faculty Committee on Foreign Affairs ranks applications based on the scores recorded on the individual evaluation sheets, then forwards the faculty ranking to the Department of Erasmus+ and International Programs. The final ranking is sent to the Committee of Student and Staff Mobility (HOMB), which decides which student(s) ELTE will propose for scholarship status to the partner institution by 25^th of April. The final decision will be made by the partner universities, expected within two weeks after the nomination process which varies at different partners.

Students who pass the application but do not receive a scholarship are placed on a reserve list or, with the agreement of the partner institution, may start their mobility as self-financed (zero-grant) students.

The result of the applications becomes complete with the agreement of the partner institutions.

The Announcement of results

Winning applicants are notified by e-mail, expected at the end of April. Where nomination deadlines preced the final decision on the scholarship status, students will be conditionally nominated to partners.

If you have any questions in connection with preparing your application, please contact your academic coordinator or faculty coordinator.

Eötvös Loránd University is launching a call for applications for short-term and long-term student mobilities and traineeships for the academic year 2022/2023. The deadline for applications is 20 September 2022.

AIM OF THE CALL

Within the framework of the Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility, students have the opportunity to participate in short- or long-term study mobilities or traineeships at one of our partner universities in a so-called Erasmus Partner Country (i.e. not being part of the Erasmus program, such as the United Kingdom, Switzerland or non-European countries).

The following mobilities are available:

1. Long-term student mobility for study in close partner countries (Gibraltar, United Kingdom, Switzerland)
2. Short-term doctoral mobility in close partner countries (Gibraltar, United Kingdom, Switzerland)
3. Long-term student mobility for study or traineeship in distant partner countries
4. Short-term doctoral mobility in distant partner countries

We would like to draw your attention to the fact that only students from the departments/institutes cooperating with the partners listed below are eligible to apply for the mobilities announced in this call. You may find more information under the description of each type of mobility.

AVAILABLE MOBILITY TYPES

1. Long-term mobility for studies in close partner countries

The purpose of the long-term study mobility is to spend one academic semester abroad or do thesis research. In case of BA/BSc and MA/MSc students, the mobility can only be realized if the sending institution accepts the exchange semester and it is included in the academic progress of the student – this is ensured by credit and grade conversion according to ELTE regulations and their inclusion in the diploma supplement. For BA/BSc and MA/MSc students, the completion of a minimum of 20 ECTS credits is required.

For PhD students completion of courses is not mandatory if the purpose of the mobility is doctoral research.

• Applicable duration: 2-6 months (usually 1 semester)
• Grant amount: EUR 600/month
• Travel support is not available
• Additional support and green travel may be applicable

See available mobilities in the partnership, with duration and study cycle below:

2. Short-term doctoral mobility in close partner countries

Short-term mobility is open only to PhD students for the purpose of research, workshops or training.

• Applicable duration: min. 5, max. 30 days
• Grant amount: EUR 70/day until the 14th day, EUR 50/day from the 15th day
• Travel allowance not available

Available mobilities in the partnership, duration and study cycle as indicated below:

3. Long-term mobility for studies or traineeship in distant partner countries

The purpose of the Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility scholarship programme is to spend one academic semester abroad or thesis research. In case of bachelor and master students, mobility can only take place if the study abroad is accepted by the sending institution and recognized, either through ELTE credits and converted marks or as a diploma supplement. Minimum 20 ECTS credits must be completed.

PhD students do not have to complete credits if the purpose of mobility is doctoral research.

• Grant support: EUR 700/month (both for study and traineeship)
• Travel support (one-time support, based on the distance between the headquarters of the sending and the host institutions, calculated by the European Commission's calculator)

Mobility is available at the following partner universities for the duration and in the study cycle indicated below. Information on traineeship are marked in italics:

4. Short-term doctoral mobility to non-European partner countries

Short-term mobility is open only to PhD students for the purpose of research, advanced studies or professional training.

• Duration: min. 5, max. 30 days
• Grant amount: EUR 70/day until the 14th day, EUR 50/day from the 15th day
• travel allowance according to the table above

Mobility is possible in the frame of the following partnerships for the duration indicated:

COMPLETING THE MOBILITY

Students completing their studies abroad in the Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility program

• do not pay tuition fees at the host institution;
• active students who are also enrolled at home, and pay any tuition fees, and receive their regular scholarship for the duration of their stay abroad;
• in case of semester-long-studies, students implement part of their domestic study obligations by studying abroad. The two cooperating departments agree before the student's trip about the courses to be taken at the foreign university. For BA/BSc and MA/MSc students, the completion of a minimum of 20 ECTS credits is required. The minimum number of credits or units to be completed beyond this at the partner institution for each degree programme will be determined by the course supervisor and published in the faculty/institution/departmental call.
• Courses related to the major of the student are accepted based on the ELTE credit number, while other courses are evaluated through a separate procedure. For more information on credit recognition see our website.

WHO CAN APPLY?

All ELTE students who

• have Hungarian citizenship, a registration certificate or a valid permanent or temporary residence permit (with the exception of Stipendium Hungaricum scholarship holders);
• have completed at least two semesters in BA education by the time of the planned trip (this can be more than two semesters according to special faculty rules);
• have a valid student status at ELTE in the semester when the mobility is planned;
• meet the application requirements of the faculty/department concerned;
• have at least a B2 level in the language(s) of education (if the host university requires a higher level of language proficiency, this will apply.)

In case of traineeships

• Students participating in Erasmus+ studies (full semester or professional training) during their final semester: mobility may last until the last day of the final semester examination period, but the mobility must be approved before the graduation. 
• Recent graduates/or students having pre-graduation certificate may also participate in an internship in the year following their graduation. In this case, they may apply in the year of graduation, up to the last day of the last semester examination period, i.e. as long as they have an active student status.
• Teaching assistantship mobility is also considered as an internship (specified by the faculties).
• It is possible to travel for a professional training during the first year of higher education studies (faculty exceptions may take place).

According to Erasmus+ rules, each student can be granted Erasmus status for a maximum of 12 months in total per level of education (part-time and professional training altogether, even if it is zero grant (label) mobility!). If the applicant has previously participated in an Erasmus part-time course and/or professional training at their current level of education but has not used the 12-month Erasmus timeframe, they can apply again. Master's or doctoral students who have already been Erasmus+ scholarship holders at their previous level(s) of training may also apply.

HOW TO APPLY

To apply for all types of mobility, please submit the following documents:

1. the application form (fully filled out and signed both by the student and by the academic coordinator) and its attachments:
2. a curriculum vitae (in English and in the language required by the host institution);
3. motivation letter (in English and in the language required by the host institution);
4. transcript of records of last two semesters in English (printed out from the Neptun system);
5. a copy of diploma in Hungarian and English (in case you are an MA/MSc or PhD student);
6. a certificate of the required language proficiency (you may contact the academic coordinator about the required language skills);
7. a copy of permanent or temporary residence permit or refugee status document if you are not a Hungarian citizen;
8. any additional documents required by the faculty/institute/department.

Please note that documents requested in a foreign language will be forwarded to the partner institution as part of the nomination process. These documents are mainly used to get to know you at the future host institution.

If the call for applications of the faculty or institute/department contains other requirements, please take them into consideration.

We accept all documents in digital form (Word or Pdf form). Incomplete, illegible, or handwritten applications will not be accepted.

When preparing your application, please check the course offerings on the partner universities' websites to find out in which language and at which level (bachelor or master) courses are offered. For more information about the application and the courses offered by the partner institutions, please contact the academic and/or faculty coordinators.

APPLICATION DEADLINE AND EVALUATION PROCEDURE

Submission of applications

Applications for the spring semester of 2022/23 have to be submitted to the academic coordinator by 20^th September, depending on faculty/institute/department specifics. The academic coordinator forwards the applications to the Faculty Committee on Foreign Affairs (Kari Külügyi Bizottság) within 5 business days, which the Committee, after its decision, forwards to the staff of the Department of Erasmus+ and International Programs no later than October 3, 2022.

Evaluation of the applications

General criteria of the evaluation (the list is not in a priority order, and there might be other aspects as well according to individual faculty regulations):

• language proficiency;
• academic achievements;
• professional knowledge and activity;
• academic excellence or other significant professional achievements;
• participation in the activities of the ELTE Students’ Union or other organizations;
• mentoring of incoming Erasmus students.

Ranking and decision-making

Applications that meet the formal requirements are evaluated and ranked first by the Faculty Committee on Foreign Affairs, taking into account the proposal of the academic coordinator and other aspects published in the call for applications. The Faculty Committee on Foreign Affairs prepares an individual evaluation form based on the documents submitted in the application (and possible oral hearing). The Faculty Committee on Foreign Affairs ranks applications based on the scores recorded on the individual evaluation sheets, then forwards the faculty ranking to the Department of Erasmus+ and International Programs. The final ranking is sent to the Committee of Student and Staff Mobility (HOMB), which decides which student(s) ELTE will propose for scholarship status to the partner institution by 13^th of October. The final decision will be made by the partner universities, expected within two weeks after the nomination process with a deadline of October 15, 2022.

Students who pass the application but do not receive a scholarship are placed on a reserve list or, with the agreement of the partner institution, may start their mobility as a self-financed student.

The result of the applications becomes complete with the agreement of the partner institutions.

The Announcement of results

Winning applicants are notified by e-mail, expected at the end of October. Where nominations are expected by the beginning of October, students will be nominated to the partners conditionally.

If you have any questions in connection with preparing your application, please contact your academic coordinator or faculty coordinator.

THE AIM OF THE CALL

Within the framework of the Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility (ICM), students have the opportunity to participate in a study abroad programme at one of our partner universities outside the European Union.

The purpose of the ICM scholarship programme is to spend one academic semester abroad or thesis research. In the case of BA/BSc and MA/MSc students, the mobility can only be realized if the sending institution accepts the exchange semester and it is included in the academic progress of the student – this is ensured by credit and grade conversion according to ELTE regulations and their inclusion in the diploma supplement. In the case of PhD students, it is not mandatory to register to and complete courses if the purpose of the mobility is research.

At the host institution, Erasmus+ ICM students

• spend a minimum of 3 and a maximum of 5 months abroad (depending on the offer of the host institution);
• do not pay tuition fee;
• enroll at the home university as well, pay any tuition at the home university and receive any associated grants from the home university for the duration of the study abroad programme;
• complete a part of their studies at the home university by attending and successfully completing courses at the host institution abroad. Before the mobility, the two cooperating departments agree on which courses the student will complete at the host institution. For BA/BSc and MA/MSc students, the completion of a minimum of 20 ECTS credits is required. Additional credit requirements, as well as the compulsory number of courses to be completed at the host institution are determined by the department supervisors and are published in the faculty/institutional/departmental call for applications. PhD students can also complete the research activity specified in their study plan within the framework of a study abroad programme at the host institution, in which case there is no minimum credit requirement.
• Courses related to the major of the student are accepted based on the ELTE credit number, while other courses are evaluated through a separate procedure.

Please do check the set of available courses at the website of the host university and do carefully study information about their language and level (BA/BSc or MA/MSc). For information on how to apply and the host university’s available programmes, please contact your faculty coordinator. You can obtain information about the list of partner institutions and academic coordinators by contacting the faculty coordinator and searching on the websites of your faculty/institute/department. Calls for Erasmus+ application might also be published on wall posters.

WHO CAN APPLY?

Every ELTE student can apply who

• has a Hungarian citizenship, a registration certificate, or a valid residence permit (except for Stipendium Hungaricum scholarship holders);
• as a BA/BSc student, has already completed at least two semesters at the time of the planned departure (this may be more than two semesters according to special rules of the institute/department);
• has a student status at ELTE in the semester when the mobility is planned;
• meets the application criteria;
• has at least a B2 level of complex language proficiency in the language(s) of instruction (if the host university requires a higher level of language proficiency, this will apply).

THE AMOUNT OF SCHOLARSHIP

Within the framework of the Erasmus+ ICM programme, outgoing students receive a monthly stipend of 700 EUR, as well as a one-time travel support based on travel distance (between the two cities of the home and host institutions).

According to the regulations of the Erasmus+ programme, each student can obtain an Erasmus status for a maximum of 12 months on each level of education (study abroad mobilities and traineeship mobilities in total, even if it is a label (zero grant) mobility). If the student has already participated in the Erasmus+ programme but she/he has not used up the 12 months available, the student can apply again. Those MA/MSc and PhD students who have already participated in the Erasmus+ programme during their previous studies are also allowed to apply.

APPLICATION DEADLINE AND PROCESS

Applications for the spring semester of 2021/22 have to be submitted to the academic coordinator by September 20, depending on any faculty/institute/departmental specifics. The academic coordinator forwards his/her proposal for the application to the Faculty Committee on Foreign Affairs within 5 business days, which the Faculty Committee on Foreign Affairs forwards to the staff of the Department of Erasmus+ and International Programmes within 5 business days of its decision. The final decision is made by the academic coordinators of the partner universities.

Required application materials

• the application form (fully filled out and signed both by the student and by the academic coordinator) and its attachments:
• a curriculum vitae (in English and in the language required by the host institution);
• a letter of motivation (in English and in the language required by the host institution);
• the grades of your last two semesters in English (printed out from the Neptun system);
• a copy of your diploma in Hungarian and English (in case you are an MA/MSc or PhD student);
• a certificate of the required language proficiency (you may contact the academic coordinator about the required language skills);
• a copy of your residence permit or the document certifying refugee status;
• any additional documents required by the faculty/institute/department.

If the faculty/institute/department call for applications contains further requirements, please take them into consideration. Incomplete, ineligible, illegible, or non-typed applications will not be accepted.

While preparing your application, please check the set of available courses at the website of the host university and carefully study information about their language requirements and level (BA/BSc or MA/MSc). For more information about the application and the courses offered by the partner institutions, please contact the academic and/or faculty coordinators.

The evaluation of the applications

General criteria of the evaluation (the list is not in a priority order, and there might be other aspects as well according to individual faculty regulations):

• language proficiency at the field of study;
• academic achievements;
• professional knowledge and activity;
• academic excellence or other significant professional achievements;
• participation in the activities of the ELTE Students’ Union or other organizations;
• participation in the Student Mentor/Buddy System, supporting Erasmus students

Ranking and decision-making

Applications that meet the formal requirements are evaluated and ranked first by the Faculty Judging Committee, taking into account the proposal of the academic coordinator and other aspects published in the call for applications. The Faculty Judging Committee prepares an individual evaluation form based on the documents submitted in the application and the interview/letter of motivation. The Faculty Judging Committee ranks applications based on the scores recorded on the individual evaluation sheets. The final student ranking is sent to the Student and Teacher Mobility Committee, which decides which student(s) ELTE will propose for scholarship status to the partner institution. Students who pass the application but do not receive a scholarship are placed on a reserve list or, with the agreement of the partner institution, may start their mobility as a self-financed student.

An application is successful only once it has been accepted by the partner institution.

The announcement of results

Winning applicants are notified by email at the end of Ocotber. 

If you have any questions in connection with preparing your application, please contact your academic or faculty coordinators. 

AVAILABLE MOBILITIES

MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE ERASMUS+ PROGRAMME

European Commission
Tempus Poublic Foundation

THE AIM OF THE CALL

Accepted students will receive opportunity to:

• Study as an exchange student without paying any tuition fee at one of the partner universities outside the European Union, in the same status as the students of the host university. Credits can be accepted with the approval of the Department/Institute.

The purpose of study tours might be to spend one academic semester abroad or start to work on thesis preparation. The mobility can only be realized if the home university accepts the credits of the exchange study. The recognition of courses completed abroad is based on the credit transfer regulation of ELTE.

Erasmus+ international credit mobility students studying at a host university:

• Spend 3 - 10 months abroad as a student;
• Do not pay tuition fee at the host university;
• Have a student status at the home university with receiving associated grants from and paying necessary costs to the home university;
• Fulfil one part of their studies away from their home university and these subjects/credits are accepted by the home university upon arrival (though before departure, the study programme is planned together with the academic representative of the student at the home university). ECTS credits determined by the host university must be fulfilled on an average basis in a semester but it can not be fewer than 20 ECTS. The minimum credits that must be fulfilled at the courses is specified by the academic representative of the home university (these minimum numbers are defined by the Institute/Department of the home university and published in their calls). PhD students may perform research activities as defined in the context of the partner university training plans as part of training (min. ECTS is not determined).
• Might receive an Erasmus+ financial grant for a minimum of 3 and a maximum of 5 months. Only subjects and courses directly related to the student’s major at the home university are accepted, while other subjects and courses will be evaluated by a separate procedure.

Please do check the set of available courses at the website of the host university and do carefully study information about their language and level (BA/BSc or MA/MSc). For information on how to apply and the host university’s available programmes, please contact Faculty Coordinators. You can obtain information about the list of partner institutions and professional coordinators by contacting Faculty Coordinators and searching on Faculty websites. Calls for Erasmus+ application might also be published on wall posters as well.

WHO CAN APPLY?

Students:

• With Hungarian nationality or registration or permanent residence permit or residence permit;
• Studying in a minimum of a 6 semester- long programme who are in their 2nd year studies at least (the faculty regulations can be different from this rule);
• With a student status at Eötvös Loránd University in that semester the student is planning his/her mobility;
• Who meet the criteria of the department’s or institute’s published call.

According to the rules/regulations of the Erasmus+ program each student can obtain Erasmus status for max. 10 months on the basis of level of educations (studies and internship in total, even if it is label (zero grant) mobility). If the student has already participated in Erasmus program but she/he could not use the 10 month Erasmus period, the student can apply again (even if, it is label (zero grant) mobility). The following students can apply as well: Students studying in a master or doctoral programme and they have already participated in Erasmus program in a different study cycle (in case of an MA/Msc student it means BA/Bsc, in case of a doctoral student it means MA/Msc and BA/Bsc).

PERIOD AND AMOUNT OF THE GRANT SCHEME

Successful outgoing students can receive financial support via the Campus Mundi scholarship programme for the time of one semester (5 months). The minimum period of study tours is three months. The amount of the grant depends on the length of the programme.

The grants for the Spring semester of 2019/2020:

• Outgoing students can receive Campus Mundi financial grant for a minimum of 3 and a maximum of 5 months. Only subjects and courses directly related to the student’s major at the home university are accepted, while other subjects and courses will be evaluated by a separate procedure.
• The Campus Mundi scholarship amounts for students: 350.000 HUF/ month, excluding Albania, Serbia and Ukraine, for which the scholarship is 200.000 HUF/ month.
• Students with disability or chronic illness can apply for additional financial support as well.

We would like to call the students’ attention to the fact that the financial support does not cover all the costs that arise during their stay abroad and it must be covered from other sources.

For more information please check our homepage here (section I.B., in Hungarian!).

HOW TO APPLY?

Only paper applications will be available for the call. Applications appealing to the call and the Faculty’s special criteria must be handed in printed and signed with attachments to the assigned Faculty Coordinator (the name given in the application call) until 7th October 2019 the latest). Please note that applications with late or insufficient submission are not accepted.

EVALUATION

Submitted applications are evaluated by a professional board, formed by the Institute/Department until 14th October 2019 the latest. The ranking is published on that day by the Faculties. The evaluation criteria are published in the call. The student might be required to participate at a personal interview after receiving the written evaluation.

General criteria of the evaluation (the list is not in a priority order, there might be other aspects as well according to differing Faculty regulations):

• Language proficiency at the study field;
• Academic achievement;
• Professional awareness;
• Academic excellence or other significant professional achievement;
• Participation in Student Union activities or others at related organizations;
• Participation in a Student Mentor/Buddy System, supporting students.

Students who have not participated in the Erasmus+ programme before are given priority in the evaluation.

Based on the above points, the Institutes/Departments nominate students to the Erasmus Board (for study tours, and financial grants).

Should you have any questions in relation with preparing your application, please feel free to contact your Faculty/Institute/Department Coordinator.

MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE ERASMUS+ PROGRAMME

European Commission
Tempus Poublic Foundation

THE AIM OF THE CALL

Accepted students will receive opportunity to:

• Study as an exchange student without paying any tuition fee at one of the partner universities outside the European Union, in the same status as the students of the host university. Credits can be accepted with the approval of the Department/Institute.

The purpose of study tours might be to spend one academic semester abroad or start to work on thesis preparation. The mobility can only be realized if the home university accepts the credits of the exchange study. The recognition of courses completed abroad is based on the credit transfer regulation of ELTE.

Erasmus+ international credit mobility students studying at a host university:

• Spend 3 - 10 months abroad as a student;
• Do not pay tuition fee at the host university;
• Have a student status at the home university with receiving associated grants from and paying necessary costs to the home university;
• Fulfil one part of their studies away from their home university and these subjects/credits are accepted by the home university upon arrival (though before departure, the study programme is planned together with the academic representative of the student at the home university). ECTS credits determined by the host university must be fulfilled on an average basis in a semester but it can not be less than 20 ECTS. The minimum credits that must be fulfilled at the courses is specified by the academic representative of the home university (these minimum numbers are defined by the Institute/Department of the home university and published in their calls). PhD students may perform research activities as defined in the context of the partner university training plans as part of training (min. ECTS is not determined).
• Might receive an Erasmus+ financial grant for a minimum of 3 and a maximum of 5 months. Only subjects and courses directly related to the student’s major at the home university are accepted, while other subjects and courses will be evaluated by a separate procedure.

Please do check the set of available courses at the website of the host university and do carefully study information about their language and level (BA/BSc or MA/MSc). For information on how to apply and the host university’s available programmes, please contact Faculty Coordinators. You can obtain information about the list of partner institutions and professional coordinators by contacting Faculty Coordinators and searching on Faculty websites. Calls for Erasmus+ application might also be published on wall posters as well.

WHO CAN APPLY?

Students:

• With Hungarian nationality or registration or permanent residence permit or residence permit;
• Studying in a minimum of a 6 semester- long programme who are in their 2nd year studies at least (the faculty regulations can be different from this rule);
• With a student status at Eötvös Loránd University in that semester the student is planning his/her mobility;
• Who meet the criteria of the department’s or institute’s published call.

According to the rules/regulations of the Erasmus+ program each student can obtain Erasmus status for max. 12 months on the basis of level of educations (studies and internship in total, even if it is label (zero grant) mobility). If the student has already participated in Erasmus program but she/he could not use the 12 month Erasmus period, the student can apply again (even if, it is label (zero grant) mobility). The following students can apply as well: Students studying in a master or doctoral programme and they have already participated in Erasmus program in a different study cycle (in case of an MA/Msc student it means BA/Bsc, in case of a doctoral student it means MA/Msc and BA/Bsc).

PERIOD AND AMOUNT OF THE GRANT SCHEME

Successful students receive financial support for the time of one semester (5 months). If the student participates in a joint programme, he/she might receive financial support for a period of ten months. In this case, the name and the fact of participation must be shown on the application form. The minimum period of study tours is three months. The amount of the grant depends on the length of the programme.

The grants for 2018/2019:

• Successful students receive financial support for minimum three and maximum five months period.
• The financial support amounts to 650 €/ month for every partner university.
• Successful students receive a one time travel support based on the travel distance. Travel distances are calculated using the distance calculator supported by the European Commission. Financial support ranges between 180 and 1100 EUR.

Students with disability or chronicle illness can apply for additional financial support as well. The expected deadline for the application is July and November (more information: www.elte.hu/erasmus/hallgmob).

We would like to call the students’ attention to the fact that the financial support does not cover all the costs that arise during their stay abroad and it must be covered from other sources.

HOW TO APPLY?

Only paper applications will be available for the call. Applications appealing to the call and the Faculty’s special criteria must be handed in printed and signed with attachments to the assigned Faculty Coordinator (the name given in the application call) until 30 October 2018 the latest). Please note that applications with late or insufficient submission are not accepted.

EVALUATION

Submitted applications are evaluated by a professional board, formed by the Institute/Department until 30 November 2018 the latest. The ranking is published on this day by the Faculties. The evaluation criteria are published in the call. The student might be required to participate at a personal interview after receiving the written evaluation.

General criteria of the evaluation (the list is not in a priority order, there might be other aspects as well according to differing Faculty regulations):

• Language proficiency at the study field;
• Academic achievement;
• Professional awareness;
• Academic excellence or other significant professional achievement;
• Participation in Student Union activities or others at related organizations;
• Participation in a Student Mentor/Buddy System, supporting students.

Students who have not participated in the Erasmus+ programme before are given priority in the evaluation.

Based on the above points, the Institutes/Departments nominate students to the Erasmus Board (for study tours, and financial grants).

Should you have any questions in relation with preparing your application, please feel free to contact your Faculty/Institute/Department Coordinator.

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THE AIM OF THE CALL

Accepted students will receive opportunity to:

• Study as an exchange student without paying any tuition fee at one of the partner universities outside the European Union, in the same status as the students of the host university. Credits can be accepted with the approval of the Department/Institute.

The purpose of study tours might be to spend one academic semester abroad or start to work on thesis preparation. The mobility can only be realized if the home university accepts the credits of the exchange study. The recognition of courses completed abroad is based on the credit transfer regulation of ELTE.

Erasmus+ international credit mobility students studying at a host university:

• Spend 3 - 10 months abroad as a student;
• Do not pay tuition fee at the host university;
• Have a student status at the home university with receiving associated grants from and paying necessary costs to the home university;
• Fulfil one part of their studies away from their home university and these subjects/credits are accepted by the home university upon arrival (though before departure, the study programme is planned together with the academic representative of the student at the home university). ECTS credits determined by the host university must be fulfilled on an average basis in a semester but it can not be less than 20 ECTS. The minimum credits that must be fulfilled at the courses is specified by the academic representative of the home university (these minimum numbers are defined by the Institute/Department of the home university and published in their calls). PhD students may perform research activities as defined in the context of the partner university training plans as part of training (min. ECTS is not determined).
• Might receive an Erasmus+ financial grant for a minimum of 3 and a maximum of 5 months. Only subjects and courses directly related to the student’s major at the home university are accepted, while other subjects and courses will be evaluated by a separate procedure.

Please do check the set of available courses at the website of the host university and do carefully study information about their language and level (BA/BSc or MA/MSc). For information on how to apply and the host university’s available programmes, please contact Faculty Coordinators. You can obtain information about the list of partner institutions and professional coordinators by contacting Faculty Coordinators and searching on Faculty websites. Calls for Erasmus+ application might also be published on wall posters as well.

WHO CAN APPLY?

Students:

• With Hungarian nationality or registration or permanent residence permit or residence permit;
• Studying in a minimum of a 6 semester- long programme who are in their 2nd year studies at least (the faculty regulations can be different from this rule);
• With a student status at Eötvös Loránd University in that semester the student is planning his/her mobility;
• Who meet the criteria of the department’s or institute’s published call.

According to the rules/regulations of the Erasmus+ program each student can obtain Erasmus status for max. 12 months on the basis of level of educations (studies and internship in total, even if it is label (zero grant) mobility). If the student has already participated in Erasmus program but she/he could not use the 12 month Erasmus period, the student can apply again (even if, it is label (zero grant) mobility). The following students can apply as well: Students studying in a master or doctoral programme and they have already participated in Erasmus program in a different study cycle (in case of an MA/Msc student it means BA/Bsc, in case of a doctoral student it means MA/Msc and BA/Bsc).

PERIOD AND AMOUNT OF THE GRANT SCHEME

Successful students receive financial support for the time of one semester (5 months). If the student participates in a joint programme, he/she might receive financial support for a period of ten months. In this case, the name and the fact of participation must be shown on the application form. The minimum period of study tours is three months. The amount of the grant depends on the length of the programme.

The grants for 2018/2019:

• Successful students receive financial support for minimum three and maximum five months period.
• The financial support amounts to 650 €/ month for every partner university.
• Successful students receive a one time travel support based on the travel distance. Travel distances are calculated using the distance calculator supported by the European Commission. Financial support ranges between 180 and 1100 EUR.

Students with disability or chronicle illness can apply for additional financial support as well. The expected deadline for the application is July and November (more information: www.elte.hu/erasmus/hallgmob).

We would like to call the students’ attention to the fact that the financial support does not cover all the costs that arise during their stay abroad and it must be covered from other sources.

HOW TO APPLY?

Only paper applications will be available for the call. Applications appealing to the call and the Faculty’s special criteria must be handed in printed and signed with attachments to the assigned Faculty Coordinator (the name given in the application call) until 30 November 2018 the latest). Please note that applications with late or insufficient submission are not accepted.

EVALUATION

Submitted applications are evaluated by a professional board, formed by the Institute/Department until 15 December 2018 the latest. The ranking is published on this day by the Faculties. The evaluation criteria are published in the call. The student might be required to participate at a personal interview after receiving the written evaluation.

General criteria of the evaluation (the list is not in a priority order, there might be other aspects as well according to differing Faculty regulations):

• Language proficiency at the study field;
• Academic achievement;
• Professional awareness;
• Academic excellence or other significant professional achievement;
• Participation in Student Union activities or others at related organizations;
• Participation in a Student Mentor/Buddy System, supporting students.

Students who have not participated in the Erasmus+ programme before are given priority in the evaluation.

Based on the above points, the Institutes/Departments nominate students to the Erasmus Board (for study tours, and financial grants).

Should you have any questions in relation with preparing your application, please feel free to contact your Faculty/Institute/Department Coordinator.

MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE ERASMUS+ PROGRAMME

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