Erasmus+ Study Mobility (Europe)
The Erasmus programme (EuRopean Action Scheme for the Mobility of University Students) is a programme for the exchange of students and teachers between universities, European “grandes écoles” and educational establishments in Europe.
Many countries participate in this exchange programme, including: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, United Kingdom?
Eligibility
To be eligible to apply for ERASMUS study mobility, the student must, at the time of application :
- be registered at Université Paris Cité as part of a national degree (in the case of a co-qualifying degree, administrative registration must be made at the university)
- have validated the 1st year of the bachelor’s degree: this is why students who want to leave during their L2 will only be able to leave during the second semester (S4).
- all students regularly enrolled at Université Paris Cité are eligible regardless of their nationality.
- international students (outside Europe) must have a valid residence permit for the entire duration of their mobility.
Where to go ?
Required Language Level
While until now language certificates (TOEFL, IELTS , etc.) were not required for an ERASMUS exchange, more and more partner universities are requesting them (e.g. Imperial College in London: 7 required for IELTS. The type of certificate and the required result is usually specified on the website of the exchange university.
How and when to apply?
Your application for an international mobility 2022/23 can only be made online on the mobility portal of your faculty.
Portal outgoing mobility Faculty of Science
Portal outgoing mobility Faculty Humanities and Social Sciences
Your faculty mobility officers are your key contacts. They will answer all your questions and help you with your mobility plans.
Faculty contacts
Society and Humanities : mobility.sh@u-paris.fr
Sciences : mobility.sciences@u-paris.fr
UFR contacts
Medicine : mobilite.international.medecine@u-paris.fr
Read more
Autumn Term 2025: Enrich your academic journey with Circle U. courses
Did you know that as a student of Université Paris Cité, you are also part of the European alliance Circle U.? This means you can easily internationalise your academic pathway by choosing courses from our partner universities via the alliance’s Open Campus! These...
Meet Jouhaina Gherib: making the voices of universities heard in their diversity and complementarity
Holder of the UNESCO Chair “Higher Education for Sustainable Development in Africa” at the University of Manouba in Tunisia, Jouhaina Gherib is also Vice-President of the International Association of Universities at UNESCO. During her visit to Université Paris Cité, she is strengthening collaboration with the Graduate School Sustainability, Organisations and Institutions, a partner of the Chair, around the theme of social responsibility of organizations. Today, she shares insights on the main areas of the Chair, the initiatives undertaken, and the collaboration between the University of Manouba and Université Paris Cité.
![[Circle U.] Fast Forward Open Science](https://u-paris.fr/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/CC.-OPEN-ACCESS-WEEK-1080x675.png)
[Circle U.] Fast Forward Open Science
On the 22nd of October from 1:30 to 4:30 pm, Circle U. will host the online event ‘Fast forward Open Science’, led by Université Paris Cité, as part of the International Open Access Week 2025. Experts in open access publishing, research data management, open source...
Results of the 2025 Call for Projects with the University of Toronto
The 2025 call for projects between Université Paris Cité and the University of Toronto met with great enthusiasm within the scientific communities of both institutions. Eighteen proposals were submitted by pairs of researchers; five projects were selected at the end...