Erasmus programme
The Erasmus+ programme for study allows IULM student to spend one or two semesters abroad at a partner university. Partner universities are mainly located in the EU, hold an ECHE (Erasmus Charter for Higher Education) and signed a bilateral agreement with IULM.
During their mobility, Erasmus students can take exams, carry out thesis research or a period of "combined mobility" study + internship (provided that the internship is part of IULM academic curriculum). Activities agreed and then acquired abroad are recognized upon return through credit transfer and conversion of marks.
An Erasmus student may receive a monthly EU scholarship as a 'flat-rate contribution to mobility costs', or benefit only from the Erasmus status (zero grant i.e. without a scholarship). The student is required to pay the IULM tuition fees but no contribution is due to the host university.
Essential requirements for participation in the Erasmus call for studies:
- Be regularly enrolled in one of the current years of Bachelor or Master of Science programs; students enrolled "fuori corso" (i.e. in a year after the normal duration of the programme) in Bachelor or Master of Science programs are not eligible for application.
- Possess the required language proficiency as appropriate for the chosen universities, as specified in the Destination Sheets.
IULM University has signed Erasmus+ agreements with several universities; the list of partner universities with deadlines for participating in the programme, any prerequisites (academic or linguistic) required by the universities of destination, the procedures for the composition of the ranking and allocation of destinations are published in the call and its annexes.
Before departure, the assignee student agrees with IULM University on the study programme abroad with the relative equivalence (Learning Agreement), which is also approved by the host university. At the end of the mobility the host university issues a certificate stating the acquired credits and grades (Transcript of Records) and recognition is accordingly processed.
Additional contributions are available for students with fewer opportunities.
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EXPIRED MOBILITY CALLS (by way of indication only)
ERASMUS+ 2025
mobility in 2025-26, 1st or 2nd semester
Click here to download the call
BACHELOR DEGREES: DESTINATIONS 2025
The study abroad calls for Strategic Communication will be available in June.
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ERASMUS LM STRATEGIC COMMUNICATION 2024
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OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS
All Erasmus+ participants are invited to consult the following key reference documents:
Erasmus Charter for Higher Education (ECHE) 2021–2027
It sets out the fundamental principles higher education institutions must follow to take part in the Erasmus+ Programme.
It ensures the quality of mobility and European cooperation activities.
Erasmus Policy Statement (EPS) 2021–2027
It outlines the University's strategy for participating in Erasmus+ and international cooperation.
It describes the University's priorities, actions, and commitments at European level.
Erasmus+ Student Charter
It summarises Erasmus+ students’ rights and obligations before, during, and after the mobility period.
It offers guidance for a well-informed and responsible mobility experience.
Student Mobility Guidelines
The document provides procedures, rules, and support measures offered by the University for mobility.
For any further information: [email protected], (+39) 02 89141.2493/2494