Inclusion / Additional funding 
The Erasmus+ programme aims to promote equality of opportunity and access, inclusion, diversity and fairness. At the heart of these objectives are people with fewer opportunities. If you have general questions or need support regarding inclusion and accessibility, please contact the university's inclusion officer: Link to the inclusion officer's website
Persons with 'fewer opportunities':
- students with child/children (declaration on honour)
- students with a degree of disability of minimum 20% or disability generating additional financial needs (declaration on honour)
- students with a chronic disease that generates additional financial needs (declaration on honour)
- students with non-academic family background (declaration on honour)
- students in employment (over 450,- € to under 850,- € per month, employment for at least 6 months prior to departure) (declaration on honour)
Possible special funding (Erasmus+ study stays or internship abroad):
- additional grant: €250 per month in addition to general Erasmus+ grant
or
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Funding of real costs (assumption of possible additional costs, if applicable also for accompanying person and barrier-free accommodation), possible for students with a degree of disability of at least 20% or a chronic illness
Alternative mobility scheme "Blended Mobility:
- Physical stay of 5-30 days on site combined with virtual component (no fixed duration)
- Financial support in the form of daily rates of €70 or €50 and possible top-up 'fewer opportunities' of €100 or €150
Oliver Sachs M.A.
(Erasmus+ Programm)Telefon:
+49 371 531-37972
Raum:
Bahnhofstraße 8, A16.101.1
E-Mail:
Sprechzeit Büro:
Online:
Online:
Di: 10-12 Uhr & 14-16 Uhr
Fr 10-12 Uhr, Webroom: mytuc.org/ycqm
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