Student Outgoings - Mobility for Studies

Spain calling: Mein ERASMUS auf Gran Canaria (video by Lisa)

ERASMUS+ is one of the most successful trans-european education programmes. More than two million students have been supported in organising their study visit.

All students at the University of Education Salzburg Stefan Zweig can take advantage of the ERASMUS+ programme and complete part sof their studies at one of our partner institutions abroad.

STUDY VISITS

Duration: ERASMUS+ supports study visits of two to twelve months per study cycle (Bachelor, Master, PhD). Students can combine several stays abroad as long as the total length does not exceed one year.

Location: At one of our partner institutions.

Grant (Zuschuss): 470 – 670 euros per month, depending on the host country and the type of mobility. Subsidies are also available for students with fewer opportunities and for using environmentally friendly means of transport.

Registration at the International Office of the University of Education Salzburg Stefan Zweig (PH Salzburg): please register for your planned ERASMUS+ stay abroad at the IO (markus.steiner@phsalzburg.at) by February for stays during the entire following academic year (winter and summer term). We look forward to receiving your applications!

Language Courses: The European Commission offers online languages courses free of charge.

WHAT ARE THE ADVANTAGES OF AN ERASMUS+ STUDY VISIT?

No tuition fees (Studiengebühren) at the host university
Recognition (Anerkennung) of study achievements abroad
No loss of study time
Improved language skills
Intercultural competences
Contacts to universities all over Europe / worldwide
New friends all over Europe / worldwide

Portugal calling: Mein ERASMUS in Faro (report by Elisa) (PDF)

Kosovo calling: Mein ERASMUS in Prishtina (report by Verena) (PDF)

Portugal calling: Mein ERASMUS in Lissabon (report by Lisa) (PDF)

Ireland calling: Mein ERASMUS in Dublin (report by Elena) (PDF)

Ireland calling: Mein ERASMUS in Dublin (report by Leonie) (PDF)

Spain calling: Mein ERASMUS in Madrid (report by Nina-Teru) (PDF)

Sweden calling: Mein ERASMUS in Umea (report by Leni) (PDF)

Sweden calling: Mein ERASMUS in Umea (video by Leonie)

Sweden calling: Mein ERASMUS in Göteborg (report by Marion) (PDF)

Ireland calling: Mein ERASMUS in Maynooth (report by Johanna) (PDF)

Iceland calling: Mein ERASMUS in Reykjavik (report by Johanna) (PDF)

Iceland calling: Mein ERASMUS in Reykjavik (report by Lisa) (PDF)

Spain calling: Mein ERASMUS in Barcelona (report by Sonja) (PDF)

Spain calling: Mein ERASMUS in Las Palmas (report by Stephanie) (PDF)

Spain calling: Mein ERASMUS in Las Palmas (report by Sophia) (PDF)

Netherlands calling: Mein ERASMUS in Nijmegen (report by Selina) (PDF)

Spain calling: Mein ERASMUS in Las Palmas (report by Kathrin) (PDF)

Spain calling: Mein ERASMUS in Las Palmas (report by Laura) (PDF)

Sweden calling: Mein ERASMUS in Uppsala (report by Anna) (PDF)

Sweden calling: Mein ERASMUS in Göteborg (report by Magdalena) (PDF)

Sweden calling: Mein ERASMUS in Göteborg (report by Michaela) (PDF)

Sweden calling: Mein ERASMUS in Uppsala (report by Anna) (PDF)

Norway calling: Mein ERASMUS in Kristiansand (report by Katharina) (PDF)

Norway calling: Mein ERASMUS in Kristiansand (report by Simone) (PDF)

Sweden calling: Mein ERASMUS in Göteborg (report by Elisabeth) (PDF)

Sweden calling: Mein ERASMUS in Göteborg (report by Franziska) (PDF)

Sweden calling: Mein ERASMUS in Göteborg (report by Anna) (PDF)

Portugal calling: Mein ERASMUS in Faro (report by Elena) (PDF)

Sweden calling: Mein ERASMUS in Göteborg (report by Magdalena) (PDF)

Portugal calling: Mein ERASMUS in Faro (report by Tanja) (PDF)

Spain calling: Mein ERASMUS auf Gran Canaria (report by Anna) (PDF)

Spain calling: Mein ERASMUS auf Gran Canaria (video by Anna)

USA calling: Mein ERASMUS in Cullowhee (report by Tanja) (PDF)

Sweden calling: Mein ERASMUS in Umea (video by Helene)

Sweden calling: Mein ERASMUS in Uppsala (report by Anna) (PDF)

Sweden calling: Mein ERASMUS in Umea (report by Melanie) (PDF)

Spain calling: Mein ERASMUS in Barcelona (report by Luisa) (PDF)

Spain calling: Mein ERASMUS in Barcelona (report by Alina) (PDF)

Spain calling: Mein ERASMUS in Las Palmas (video by Olivia)

Iceland calling: Mein ERASMUS in Reykjavik (report by Christina) (PDF)

Spain calling: Mein ERASMUS in Las Palmas (video by Sina)

Sweden calling: Mein ERASMUS in Göteborg (report by Christina) (PDF)

Sweden calling: Mein ERASMUS in Göteborg (report by Franziska) (PDF)

Sweden calling: Mein ERASMUS in Uppsala (video by Christina)

Iceland calling: Mein ERASMUS in Akureyri (video by Melanie)

Italy calling: Mein ERASMUS in Napoli (video by Marlene)

1. Requirements

Enrolment (Inskription) as a regular student

2. Organisation

Basically, an ERASMUS+ study programme means the continuation of the study programme at the PH Salzburg at one of our host institutions. The respective contents should be as comparable as possible to those at the PH Salzburg Stefan Zweig. Therefore, it is necessary to discuss the planned study programme abroad with the coordinator for outgoing students in advance.

The International Office and the Rectorate of the University of Education Salzburg Stefan Zweig decide on the final admission to a stay abroad.

After returning from abroad, the study programme actually completed will be recognised according to the credits acquired. The basis for this is the ECTS system introduced throughout Europe.

3. Application procedure

Registration is binding (verbindlich). Cancellations are only possible in justified exceptional cases and ONLY in writing!

Deadlines

28 February for the following winter and summer term

Required documents

Please fill in the form ‚Registration for Study Abroad‘ electronically (see ‚Forms‘)
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Transcript of Record (Studienerfolgnachweis) in Englisch (download ph-online).
Copy of passport or identity card
Letter of motivation in English

Please note that …

in some partner institutions, a criminal record certificate (Strafregisterbescheinigung) is required when completing an internship as part of your study stay.

4. Selection criteria

First admitted university (Erstzugelassene Hochschule)
Date of application
Letter of motivation
Compliance with dates and deadlines
Possibly already completed stays abroad with ERASMUS+ grant
Progress of studies (number of semesters already completed)
Budget
Number of study places at the desired partner institution

5. Funding (Finanzierung)

The application for ERASMUS+ grants takes place after nomination by the staff member of the International Office.

6. Study-Abroad-Grant (Auslandsbeihilfe)

The responsible public authority offers study grants (Beihilfe für ein Auslandstudium) to recipients of scholarships. Applications must be completed independently and submitted to the relevant office. A signature of the head of the University of Education Salzburg Stefan Zweig (PH Salzburg) is required for the application.

The European Credit Transfer System, or ECTS for short, is a system for credit transfer. It was developed by the EU in 1995 and is used in exchange programmes where bilateral agreements exist between the partner universities. On this basis, learning agreements are concluded between students, the host university and the home university. The use of a jointly agreed means of assessment, ECTS, as well as comprehensive information about the study programmes offered, is intended to ensure the recognition of academic achievements. The workload for a full academic year is allocated 60 credits.

With the bilateral agreement, the universities undertake to recognise the study achievements agreed in the learning agreement and actually completed abroad. At the end of the stay at the host university, students receive a transcript of records showing the academic achievements.