Erasmus+ studies abroad

If you would like to study abroad as an exchange student, Erasmus+ Programme is one of the easiest and most popular ways to do so. The programme supports study mobility for students enrolled in professional higher education, bachelor's and master's degree programmes and allows students to participate in mobility periods abroad multiple times during their studies.

Erasmus+ study mobility takes place primarily at partner universities located in Erasmus+ programme countries. University of Tartu students can apply to study at partner institutions in Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czechia, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, North Macedonia, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden and Turkey.

The range of available destinations depends on your field of study and the international partnerships established by your academic unit.

In addition, a limited number of study mobility opportunities are available at partner universities outside Erasmus+ programme countries. These opportunities depend on institutional partnerships and available funding, and the number of places is generally smaller than for mobility within the programme countries.

Below you will find all essential information about Erasmus+ studies abroad:

  • Erasmus+ study mobility principles, funding and application process – an overview of the eligibility criteria, grant allocation and application procedures.
  • Guide to choosing a host university – advice and instructions for finding Erasmus+ partner universities and selecting a suitable destination.
  • Instructions for Erasmus+ study mobility participants – required steps and procedures before, during and after your mobility period.

Erasmus+ studies abroad terms

Erasmus+ partner institutions

Instructions for Erasmus+ study mobility participants

Each of the University's academic units has its own Erasmus coordinators. You can consult them with specific questions about pursuing your area of study at a partner university, and you will also submit your study abroad application documents to them. Coordinators include faculty members, programme managers, academic specialists and others. Therefore, please take into account that the coordinators have other responsibilities apart from Erasmus.

Erasmus Departmental Coordinators