Broaden your horizons with
Erasmus+
Opportunities for mobility abroad to discover new cultures, improve your language skills and gain an academic experience close to the world, particularly with Erasmus+.
A window on the world
Why go abroad?
Studying abroad with Erasmus+ is a unique opportunity for personal and professional development. This experience allows you to acquire new skills, expand your international network and stand out on the European job market.
Cultural Experience
Studying abroad means opening yourself up to a new culture. You discover other traditions, languages, and ways of life.
Learn a new language
Studying abroad means improving your language skills. You practice every day and improve your abilities.
Professional Development
An Erasmus+ experience enhances your resume and demonstrates your ability to thrive in multicultural environments, an asset sought after by recruiters.
International network
Build a network of contacts across Europe by meeting students and professionals from around the world.
Financing with
The Erasmus+ grant
The Erasmus+ grant helps you finance your international mobility. The amount varies depending on your destination country and the length of your stay. On average, it amounts to between €150 and €300 per month for European destinations.
This financial aid covers part of your living expenses abroad (accommodation, transport, food) and allows you to concentrate fully on your academic and cultural experience without undue financial constraints.
The programme
The objectives of Erasmus+
The Erasmus+ programme aims to strengthen the European dimension of higher education by promoting student mobility, academic excellence and the employability of young graduates on an international scale.
A rewarding and formative experience
Develop your intercultural skills, autonomy and adaptability through complete immersion in an international academic environment.
Personalised support
Our International Relations teams will provide you with personalised support before, during and after your placement to ensure your project is a success.
An asset for your career
An Erasmus+ experience significantly enhances your employability and opens the door to international careers throughout Europe.
Accessible financing
The Erasmus+ scholarship at INSEEC: support for all
Is Erasmus+ free? Yes. Students at partner universities pay no fees on arrival and can receive an Erasmus+ allowance towards their expenses. The programme is based on four key priorities:
Application
How do I apply for Erasmus+?
A multi-stage process
To go on an Erasmus+, you must first be enrolled at INSEEC BBA or Grande École. The application is generally made at the end of the 1ʳᵉ or 2ᵉ year depending on your programme.
The process involves selecting your host universities from among our Erasmus+ partners, compiling an academic file (transcripts, covering letter, CV), validating your language level (minimum B1 certification recommended) and an interview with the International Relations department.
Once accepted, you sign a Learning Agreement defining the courses you will follow abroad and their INSEEC equivalence. Our teams will help you with all the administrative formalities: registering with the host university, applying for grants, finding accommodation and preparing for your departure.
Your application
- Submitting your application
- Admission test
- Eligibility results
Our accreditations
Which INSEEC schools have the Erasmus + Charter?
INSEEC BBA and INSEEC Grande École are holders of the Erasmus+ charter, entitling them to Erasmus+ grants. To find out more, contact your International Relations department.
FAQ
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What is the scoring system?
The grading system varies from one European country to another. Under Erasmus+, the ECTS (European Credit Transfer System) harmonises grades and facilitates their recognition. Each course validated abroad earns you ECTS credits which are automatically converted and integrated into your INSEEC diploma.
Your host university will give you its grading scale when you arrive, and INSEEC will help you convert your results.
How does INSEEC support the mobility of students with disabilities?
INSEEC is fully committed to inclusion and facilitates Erasmus+ mobility for all its students. Our International Relations teams work closely with partner universities to identify accessible campuses and adapt reception conditions (adapted accommodation, teaching facilities, technical assistance).
The Erasmus+ programme offers increased grants for students with disabilities to cover the additional costs associated with mobility (adapted transport, special equipment, personalised support).
Contact our disability advisor at the start of your project to benefit from tailored support.
How can I go abroad via Erasmus+?
To go on an Erasmus+ programme, you must first be enrolled at INSEEC and have completed your first year. You then apply to the International Relations department on your campus, usually between November and February, for departure the following year.
Selection criteria include your academic results, your language level (minimum B1 recommended, B2 for some universities) and your motivation.
Once you have been selected, you choose your courses with your course coordinator, sign your Learning Agreement and submit your Erasmus+ grant application. Our teams are with you every step of the way.
Which universities are Erasmus+ partners?
INSEEC works with more than 200 partner universities in 30 European countries. Our partnerships cover all the fields taught at INSEEC: management, marketing, finance, HR, communication, luxury, digital, sport, etc.
Our partners include :
- ISM University (Lithuania)
- University of Granada (Spain)
- Griffith College (Ireland)
- Philipps-Universität Marburg (Germany)
- Fontys University (Netherlands)
- and many others.
The full list of partner universities by programme is available from the International Relations department on your campus.
How long does an Erasmus+ stay last?
An Erasmus+ stay generally lasts between 3 and 12 months. Most INSEEC students leave for a semester (5 to 6 months) or a full academic year (9 to 10 months).
The minimum duration to benefit from the Erasmus+ grant is 3 months (90 days). You can go for the autumn semester (September to January), the spring semester (February to June) or the whole year, depending on your programme and the places available at the partner universities.