Erasmus+ funding
- Study Abroad (SMS)
- Internships Abroad (SMP)
- Staff Mobility for Teaching Assignments (STA)
- Staff Mobility for Training (STT)
General
The EU Erasmus+ programme (further information here: Erasmus+) offers a wide range of options for study, placement and teaching exchanges in other European countries. To date, 3 million students have undertaken a study visit abroad with the Erasmus programme.
Erasmus Code
The Erasmus code for the Chemnitz University of Technology is D CHEMNIT01. You will find the Erasmus codes for our partner institutions in this overview (click on institution name).
Programme Objectives and Priorities
You can read about the general objectives and priorities here in the central Erasmus+ Programme Guide: Link to Erasmus+ Programme Guide
The programme aims to give students the opportunity to spend time in the member states of the European Union and several associated programme countries to benefit from the study opportunities in those countries and expand their linguistic and cultural knowledge and experience. University staff can also benefit from Erasmus+ through funded teaching or training stays abroad.
The programme’s mobility projects also promote the European ideal by creating stronger networks between European educational institutions and an increasingly international educational experience.
It is also possible to get financial support from Erasmus+ funds in the form of an Erasmus+ grant, allocated by the home institution, towards travel expenses and living costs.
Erasmus Charter for Higher Education (ECHE)
The award by the EU Commission of an Erasmus Charter for Higher Education (ECHE) confirms that an institution meets all the requirements for participation in the Erasmus+ programme. TU Chemnitz successfully applied for the Erasmus Charter for Higher Education (ECHE) for the new generation of Erasmus+ programmes (2021–2027). The National Agency for Erasmus+ for the higher education sector is part of the Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst (DAAD): Link to website of the National Agency
Erasmus+ Student Charter
The Erasmus Student Charter highlights the rights and obligations of students participating in the programme.
Erasmus Policy Statement (EPS)
The TU Chemnitz Erasmus Policy Statement (2021) is available here.
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