Please register to apply for funding as part of your application for a study place via our mobility system Mobility Online:
Free Mover (mobility to universities with which there is no partnership)
You will then receive a confirmation email. Please use the link in the email to submit the necessary documents.
Students have the opportunity to receive financial support for their studies abroad.
The most important facts about ERASMUS funding at a glance:
- Minimum internship duration 60 days
- Funding is possible for 12 months in each study cycle (Bachelor's, Master's, doctorate)
- the 12 months do not have to be completed in one go and can be made up of ERASMUS+ studies and internship
- the internship should be meaningfully related to your degree programme.
- ERASMUS+ scholarship/mobility grant: Monthly funding via ERASMUS+ is provided via country rates with three country groups.
Programme countries
- Group 1: Denmark, Finland, Ireland, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Norway, Sweden
- 600€ per month
- Group 2: Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, France, Greece, Italy, Malta, Netherlands, Portugal, Spain
- 540€ per month
- Group 3: Bulgaria, Estonia, Croatia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Republic of North Macedonia, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Czech Republic, Turkey, Hungary
- 490€ per month
Funding period and payment
The funding is paid out in 2 installments (daily settlement after completion of the mobility). The first instalment will be paid before the start of the study abroad, the second installment will be paid after completion of the semester abroad and after submission of all necessary documents (e.g. experience report).
Participating students will be informed about the exact payment modalities and other funding conditions with their Grant Agreement.
The minimum duration for an Erasmus+ study is 2 months (= 60 days). If the minimum duration is not reached, the entire entitlement to funding expires. In the event of cancellation due to illness, proof (= medical certificate) must be submitted. In this case, even if the minimum duration is not reached, the proportion of days actually spent studying abroad can be retained and only the amounts paid in excess must be repaid.
Options for additional funding:
- Additional funding for sustainable travel (Green Travel Top Up)
Participating students can receive a one-off top-up of €50 per mobility for sustainable travel. They also have the opportunity to claim up to 4 additional days of travel as days of stay . "Green Travel" is defined as travel where the following means of transport are used for the main part of the journey (proof required!): Bus, carpooling, train, other sustainable means of transport (e.g. walking)
- Additional funding for participants with fewer opportunities (social top-up)
Participating students who meet at least one of the eligibility criteria described below can receive additional funding of €250/month for social participation (Social TOP-UP):
Gainfully employed students:
Students are considered to be in employment if they are working in order to finance their living costs or their studies.
Students in gainful employment must have worked for at least 6 months in the 12 months prior to the start of the semester abroad and have earned between €450 and €850 net per month on average.
As a rule, self-employed activities, compulsory internships and dual/part-time study programmes with a fixed salary are excluded from employment.
Cancellation is not a prerequisite; the employment contract can also be paused.
First-time graduates (students from a non-academic family:
- Both parents or carers do not have a degree from a university, university of applied sciences, university of cooperative education in Germany or abroad.
Students with child/children:
- At least one of their own children must be travelling with them during the entire stay abroad. Funding is also possible if the partner is travelling with the student; double funding for the child must be ruled out
Students with a chronic illness:
- There is a chronic illness that causes additional financial needs abroad.
Students with a disability:
- There is a disability with a degree of disability of 20 or more.
Real cost funding
Participants with a disability or chronic illness and participants with children can claim real costs.
This requires an application to the DAAD National Agency. The corresponding link to the DAAD website will be published here as soon as it is available.
Students have the opportunity to apply for a subsidy of up to 15,000 euros per semester for the real additional costs of mobility abroad as part of this application.
As various supporting documents must be provided for such an application and the processing time is usually several months, interested students should contact the International Office early (ideally at the time of their application for an Erasmus+ place).
Students whose studies abroad cannot be covered by the ERASMUS programme have the opportunity to submit a PROMOS application. With this programme, study and practical stays as well as short stays such as language courses and summer schools can be funded by students worldwide through partial scholarships, travel allowances and course fee lump sums.
PROMOS applications for study abroad can be submitted via Mobility Online as part of the application.
To promote the internationalisation of Bavarian universities and student mobility, the StMBKWK has made funding available for study abroad and internships abroad, which can be granted upon application by outgoing students (as an alternative to PROMOS or ERASMUS) or foreign students (incoming students).
The respective funding depends on the total amount of funding made available to Landshut University of Applied Sciences each year and can therefore vary greatly.
Applications for funding for studying abroad can be submitted via Mobility Online as part of the application.
The selection for the scholarships that are administered directly at the university (ERASMUS/PROMOS/StaMi) takes place in accordance with the following principles:
- transparent application procedure
- qualitative selection procedure (selection committee HS management and IO)
- Information and counselling on application and possible funding amounts
- non-discriminatory selection (in the sense of the AGG). ERASMUS+ aims to promote equal opportunities and inclusion. For this reason, access to the ERASMUS+ programme is facilitated for learners from disadvantaged backgrounds and with special needs.
- Selection based on the following objective, performance-related criteria:
- Academic performance and progress
- Meaningfulness of the stay abroad
- language skills
- Only for ERASMUS: Completion of a mandatory ONLINE language test
- only for StaMi applications: annual income (incl. parental support) on average max. 15,000 euros before the stay
- Prompt information about the decision (usually in the summer semester in February and in the winter semester at the beginning of August)
All funding recipients are obliged to submit a report of at least one page to the International Office immediately after completing the programme.
ERASMUS+ participants will also receive an ONLINE link from the DAAD at the end of their stay abroad. Please note that the reports must be completed in order to receive the total funding!
The International Office will be happy to answer any further questions you may have.
The application portal is a dialogue system. The steps that have already been completed appear as green boxes, the next steps to be completed are marked with red boxes. If you are stuck in your application workflow, this means that you will have to wait for a response from the International Office. This will be sent either directly in the portal or by e-mail. As soon as the corresponding box is ticked "green", you can continue working on your workflow. Once you have entered the data, you must confirm this by clicking on the "Create new" button. Documents that you upload must be in pdf format.
After the online application and before the ERASMUS+ stay
The International Office will automatically send you the ERASMUS+ Grant Agreement, ERASMUS+ Learning Agreement and a form for confirming international health insurance and a link to the language test (OLS) AFTER your application.
Please proceed as follows:
- Sign the ERASMUS+ Grant Agreement and upload it to the Mobility Online system (if you have a severe disability, please attach a copy of your disability certificate)
- Create the Erasmus+ Learning Agreement in Mobility Online, print it out and have it signed by the faculty's international respresentative. Afterwards, please upload it back into the system. We will then forwart it to the examination board for the final signature.
- Upload the proof of insurance in Mobility Online
- You have the option of taking out accident/liability insurance through the DAAD Group Insurance. You can find information here
After completion of your Erasmus+ studies
At the end of your studies abroad, you must process and submit the following documents, which will be made available to you via Mobility Online, within 4 weeks:
- The letter of confirmation of stay abroad
- a written experience report
- a report as a link (EU survey)
- a written experience report
You will receive the information no later than 2-4 weeks before the end of your stay abroad.
Please note that students can receive ERASMUS+ funding for a maximum of 12 months per study period (Bachelor / Master) for a study programme/internship.
Important: Even if you are not entitled to BAföG in Germany, it may be possible to receive financial support for a stay abroad of at least 12 weeks, as different guidelines apply abroad.
The application should be submitted six months before the start of the semester abroad.
- Further information on BAFÖG abroad
- Application at the International Offices
Programme initiative HAW.International
Programme objective
Practice-orientated studies at universities of applied sciences and universities of applied sciences (HAW/FH) are highly regarded in Germany and around the world. The DAAD supports HAW/FH students during their stays abroad and the universities in co-operation projects with international partners. More information about the entire HAW.International programme initiative can be found at www.daad.de/HAW.
Under this programme, students on Bachelor's, Master's and Diploma degree courses at German universities of applied sciences/universities of applied sciences receive scholarships for a stay abroad as part of their studies or thesis.
Who can apply?
Students of all disciplines on Bachelor's, Master's and Diploma degree programmes at German universities of applied sciences/universities of applied sciences are eligible to apply.
Under certain conditions, people with foreign citizenship can also apply: Further information
What is funded?
Funding is available for study visits and stays abroad as part of a final thesis.
Application deadlines
30.06. for scholarships starting between November and February
31.10 for scholarships starting between March and June
01.03 for scholarships starting between July and October
Duration of funding
The duration of funding varies depending on the type of stay:
- Study visits 3 to 6 months
- Stays in the context of final theses 1 to 6 months.
Scholarship benefits
The scholarship includes the following benefits:
- A monthly scholarship instalment determined according to the host country,
- Travel allowance, the amount of which varies depending on the host country,
- benefits for health, accident and personal liability insurance,
- for study visits: Grant towards any tuition fees incurred up to a maximum depending on the destination country,
- for final theses: Allowance for travelling in the host country directly related to the project.
The Bavarian University Centres also grant scholarships for certain stays abroad:
Bavarian-French University Centre
Bavarian University Centre for Central, Eastern and South-Eastern Europe (BAYHOST)
Bavarian-Czech University Agency (BTHA)
Bavarian University Centre for Latin America (BAYLAT)
The DAAD is the organisation in Germany that awards the most scholarships.
Prerequisites are a stay abroad in the main study programme and above-average grades. Please note the application deadlines on the website of the German Academic Exchange Service or in the scholarship database with over 200 programmes:
www.daad.de/ausland/studieren/stipendium/de/70-stipendiendatenbank/
Funding is generally available for one-year stays abroad (minimum duration 7 months - maximum duration 4 semesters) with an intensive language course in the target country and/or study-related language lessons in Eastern Europe
Join our support programme! This entitles you to a wide range of support services, including our Down Under study grant and access to all scholarships from Australian and New Zealand universities.
Save 10% on tuition fees with the Down Under study grant
Application deadline: automatically when applying for a study place
Funding amount: 10% of tuition fees for one semester
Funding is available for all study programmes - guest semester, Bachelor, Master, Graduate Certificate, Graduate Diploma, PhD at all universities in Down Under where international tuition fees are incurred.
In many cases, the study grant closes the gap to Bafög, DAAD or other funding.
Full scholarships
Application deadline: 1 December / 1 May of each year
Scholarship amount: tuition fees for 1 semester
Performance-related: very good grade point average Prerequisite
Travel allowance
Application deadline: automatically when applying for a place
Scholarship amount: maximum of EUR 1,000 each - prize draw
Further support services
- Counselling, planning, information on all questions about studying in Australia and New Zealand
- Application management, coaching, assistance in preparing for your studies Down Under
Contact
Institut Ranke Heinemann
International Study and Support Centre
Berlin - Hamburg - Essen - Munich - Vienna
www.ranke-heinemann.de
The Fulbright Commission offers travel grants for the respective American academic years. This funding supports German students at universities and universities of applied sciences who arrange and part-finance their study visit to the USA via a German-American university partnership programme.
Interested students submit their scholarship application to the International Office. A committee appointed by the Fulbright Commission decides in the final selection process which applicants will be nominated for a travel grant.
Please note: The application deadline is always one year before the start of thestayabroad!
All information on application formalities can be found here!
The Deutsche Bildung offer combines flexible student financing with the Knowledge Plus support programme. This means that students not only receive money for their studies - in Germany or abroad - but also personal support for all challenges (during their studies and in the first few years of their career), for example with regard to applications and e-learning courses.
Who can apply
Anyone of legal age who is studying at a state-recognised higher education institution in Germany or at a comparable higher education institution abroad can apply for the study abroad grant. Applicants must also belong to one of the following groups:
- Germans / Austrians
- Bildungsinländer with a permanent residence / work permit (no German / Austrian citizenship, but have grown up and completed school in Germany / Austria)
You can find more information here.