Erasmus+

The Erasmus+ program is a mobility program of the European Union that regulates and supports student exchanges within the framework of bilateral agreements

Here you will find important information about the participation requirements for the Erasmus+ program.

Find out what services the EU Erasmus+ program offers you here.

You can receive funding for your stay abroad through the Erasmus+ program. Learn more about the amount and how to apply here.

Here you can find out which application documents you need. You can also find further information about the application process.

Here you can find out which application documents you need. You can also find further information about the application process.

Information on improving language skills and learning new languages can be found here.

All beneficiaries who have participated in an Erasmus+ mobility activity are required to submit a report upon completion of the activity. Learn more here.

Find out how you can be exempt from tuition fees at TUC during your stay abroad here.

Find out how you can have your achievements abroad recognized at the TUC here.

Do you have special needs, such as a disability? Would you like to spend a semester abroad with your child? You can find more information here.

You can prepare for your stay abroad before you leave by becoming a study buddy for our exchange students. You can find more information about the program here.

All Germans who are staying abroad for a short or long period of time can register their stay electronically with the German embassy or consulate in their

Erasmus+ supports visiting lectureships at European partner universities that hold a valid Erasmus Charter for Higher Education (ECHE). You can find out more

The Erasmus+ staff mobility program offers non-academic staff at TU Clausthal the opportunity to get to know one of the Erasmus+ partner universities. More

For exceptional costs incurred during expensive travel within the framework of Erasmus+, you can apply for an additional real cost subsidy.

Here you can read the liability clause of the Erasmus+ project.