From October 14 to 17, students at UPCité had the chance to explore all the opportunities available to them during the Erasmus Days. Relive these moments in pictures and get ready to embark on your mobility adventure!
Discovering Mobility Opportunities
The Erasmus Days gave students the opportunity to learn about their options for studying abroad, through conferences, information stands and activities focused on the theme of Europe. Enhance your language skills, discover a new culture, and boost your resume… There are many benefits to an internship, semester or short-term exchange.
Every year, over than 900 students at Université Paris Cité take part in this experience. What about you?
Preparing your Mobility Journey
Planning an Exchange in Europe
The application for a mobility in Europe for the 2025/2026 academic year will begin in February 2025. To be prepared, start building your project now. Research the types of mobility that interest you, discover Université Paris Cité’s partner universities, and check the required language levels.
For more information, visit the dedicated pages on the UPCité website.
Apply for an Exchange outside Europe
You can apply in November 2024 to spend one or more semesters during the 2025/2026 academic year at a university outside Europe.
For more details, consult the UPCité mobility pages and your faculty’s website.
Discover Circle U.'s short mobility Opportunities
During the Erasmus Days, students were able to meet the Circle U. team and find out about all the opportunities available. Circle U. offers one or two week programs at one of its 9 partner universities as part of its summer and winter schools, along with conferences in English, perfect for broadening your horizons and enhancing your CV.
Check out Circle U.’s range of courses now!
Relive the Erasmus Days in pictures !
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Contact
Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences : mobility.sh@u-paris.fr
Faculty of Sciences : mobility.sciences@u-paris.fr
Medecine : mobilite.international.medecine@u-paris.fr
Odontology :
mobilite.international.odonto@u-paris.fr
Pharmacy : mobilite.international.pharma@u-paris.fr
Circle U. : circleu.iro@u-paris.fr
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