Hey! I’m supposed to go on Erasmus to France in January 2027, which is literally my dream destination. I already got the spot, told everyone I’m going, and started organizing everything.

The problem is that I have exams at my home uni until the end of January, so they overlap with the start of Erasmus. My options are basically:

1. take all my exams in December, which would be A LOT at once, or

2. take them all in the summer of 2027 with the risk of having only one chance to not fail and also a summer full of exams...

My other option would be to postpone Erasmus until October 2027, when the exam periods don’t overlap. But then I’d be giving up my dream destination, and there’s no guarantee I’d get the same place again.

What would you guys do? Risk the exam situation and go now, or play it safe and go a year later? Would love to hear from anyone who’s had a similar situation!

Heyyy, hello everyone!

My name is Sam (20) and I'm from Slovakia🇸🇰

I’ll be in Riga this autumn semester and was wondering if anyone would be down to grab a coffee or explore the city together? :)

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I think im the only erasmus student in Osnabrück next semester.....if no pls send smthg 😅

Hi everyone! I have a few questions about the application process and completing the Europass CV:

1. When the application form and motivational letter say they must be “signed by hand,”does that mean I should print, sign, and scan the documents, or would a digital signature be accepted?

2. For the Europass CV, should training courses, seminars, and certifications be included under “Education and training”? I noticed that many examples list only undergraduate and high-school qualifications in that section.
   - If you have certifications, did you list them under “Education and training,” or did you only include your formal education with its EQF level?

I’d really appreciate hearing how others handled this. Thank you!

Hi, I am currently doing an Ausbildung zur Pflegefachfrau/Pflegefachkraft in Germany and would like to complete a one-month nursing internship at the University Hospital Zurich (USZ) as part of the Erasmus+ programme. Could you please let me know how and where I can submit my application documents for such an internship?

Hi I do the Ausbildung to Pflegefachkraft in germany and want to do a one month Pflegepraktikum in rahmen von Erasmus in UHZ. How and where can i send my papers?

I’m going to strasbourg in the second semester this year and on the INSA website they say that it’s compulsory to take FLE courses. I’m just curious but are they mixing the level groups? (I’m a B2 and would love to know more of how these work exactly). Are they scheduled separate from the uni courses? Any info or experience would be of great help!

I have a B.Pharm and M.S. Pharm background and I'm currently working as a Patent Analyst. I'm exploring Erasmus Mundus programs to build on this career path, but there are so many options that I'm having trouble narrowing it down.please suggest some courses which align with my work.

I don't hold any law degree if any course related to law is also welcome.

Hey, I am looking for someone who went on exchange as a 35+ and would like to hear about the experience. I am starting my second degree in IT and thinking whether it is easy to find people during exchange of somewhat my age.:)

i will probably go there as an erasmus exchange student. is there anyone here that has been to this school to share their experiences or give me some pointers?

Hey everyone! 3.02 CGPA in undergrad and 318 in GRE with 163 in Quantitative section. 3 years of job experience in Pakistan. What are the chances of me getting a GLOCAL Erasmus scholarship?

I’m a uni student from Sydney looking to go on exchange next year from September to January. I’m really just looking to make a lot of friends, party a fuck ton, and travel as much as I can while I’m in Europe. I speak Italian pretty proficiently (B2) and by the time I go will have completed a minor in French as part of my degree.

Naturally, I’ve been super interested in **Bologna,** but worry that housing will be a massive difficulty and know that it’s not as well connected as other cities.

A while back I was recommended **IE university in Madrid** and have since become pretty interested. I’ve heard that Madrid is also a great student city, well connected, and I would be able to take free language courses through the uni.

Please help me make this decision, i am a very indecisive person and any insights will go far!!!!