The Erasmus+ Scholarship program is a premier initiative by the European Union, offering exceptional opportunities for students, educators, and institutions to engage in international learning experiences, research collaborations, and cultural exchanges. With a wide range of programs and funding available, the scholarship aims to enhance educational opportunities globally.
- 🌍 The ErasmusPlus scholarship program offers global opportunities for international learning, research collaborations, and cultural exchanges.
- 🎓 Established in 1987, it has supported over 10 million participants from 180+ countries.
- 💰 With a budget of €26.2 billion from 2021 to 2027, it funds various programs like International Credit Mobility and fully funded master’s degrees.
- 📚 Programs include Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters, Capacity Building in Higher Education, Jean Monnet Actions, and more.
- 📅 Application deadlines for 2025 vary from February to April; interested applicants can apply via the provided link.
Designation
Erasmus+ Scholarships for the academic year 2025
Table of Programs
| Program | Details |
|---|---|
| International Credit Mobility (ICM) | Allows students and staff to study, teach, or train abroad at partner institutions. |
| Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters (EMJM) | Provides fully funded master’s programs in partnership with European universities. |
| Capacity Building in Higher Education (CBHE) | Strengthens the internationalization of universities through collaborative projects. |
| Jean Monnet Actions | Supports initiatives focused on European Union studies. |
| Capacity Building in Vocational Education | Enhances vocational training systems worldwide. |
| Capacity Building in the Field of Youth | Improves opportunities for young people through international projects. |
| Virtual Exchanges | Enables digital collaboration and learning for students and professionals. |
Research Area
- International Education
- Cultural Exchange
- Training and Youth Development
Location
Various participating institutions across Europe, along with international opportunities.
Eligibility/Qualification
- Open to students, educators, and institutions worldwide.
- Specific eligibility criteria may vary by program.
Description
The Erasmus+ program, established in 1987, has supported over 10 million participants from more than 180 countries. With a budget of €26.2 billion allocated from 2021 to 2027, the program offers fully funded educational opportunities, including master’s degrees, vocational training, and international mobility for students and staff. Participants will enhance their global employability, build international networks, and gain new skills.
How to Apply
Interested applicants should visit the official Erasmus+ application portal to submit their applications. The application deadlines will vary according to the program, but they generally fall between February and April 2025.
Last Date to Apply
- Application Window: February to April 2025 (exact dates may vary by program).
For further details and to apply, visit the Erasmus+ official page.
