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The following countries can take part in certain Actions of the Programme, subject to specific criteria or conditions (consult Part B of this Guide for the exact list of eligible countries for each specific action).
- Polski
Dodatkowo, zgodnie z art. 19 rozporządzenia ustanawiającego...
- Deutsch
Alle Aktionen des Programms Erasmus+ stehen den...
- Czech
This guide is a detailed technical description of the...
- Italian
Gli Stati membri dell'UE partecipano pienamente a tutte le...
- Suomi
EU:n jäsenvaltiot osallistuvat täysimääräisesti Erasmus+...
- Dansk
De mindst udviklede lande blandt disse lande kan findes på:...
- Hungarian
Az Európai Unió és a tengerentúli országok és területek...
- Oprávnené Krajiny
Členské štáty EÚ sa plne zúčastňujú na všetkých akciách...
- Polski
1 lip 2024 · Browse a list of higher education institutions which hold an Erasmus Charter for Higher Education (ECHE). ECHE is a pre-rerequisite for all higher education institutions located in a programme country and willing to participate in learning mobility of individuals and/or cooperation for innovation and good practices under Erasmus+.
Discover the different alliances currently active throughout Europe. You can select a higher education institution to see what alliance it is in, and the other partnering institutions. Click on an alliance's website for more information such as upcoming activities.
Through the EU’s Erasmus+ programme, you can complete part of your study programme abroad in one of the 33 European countries. Opportunities are available for students at Bachelor’s, Master’s and Doctoral levels.
There are 2 types of countries where Erasmus+ is active. These can fully take part in all the actions of the Erasmus+ Programme. They include all EU countries, members of the European Free Trade Association (EFTA), candidate EU countries and others. They were previously called Programme countries.
For over 30 years, Europe has funded the Erasmus programme, which has enabled over 4 million European students to spend part of their studies in another higher education institution elsewhere in Europe.
Erasmus+ funds academic mobility and cooperation projects that involve partners from "Programme Countries" and "Partner Countries" throughout the world. In 2020, 34 Programme Countries comprise the 27 EU Member States plus seven other European countries*.