ERAZMUS+
The call for Erasmus+ studies for the academic year 2025/2026 is open for full-time and part-time Bachelor's, Master's and PhD students. You can apply for the winter or summer semester 2025/2026 as well as for the whole academic year until 15 February 2025.
Please refer to your university emails for more information.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Under Erasmus+, a student can stay abroad for a minimum of 2 months, and a maximum of 12 months for each level of study (bachelor's, master's, doctoral - internal or part-time). For study programmes consisting of a single cycle (e.g. medicine), mobilities may together last for a maximum of 24 months during the entire study. Interruption of studies due to or during mobility is not possible and mobility must be started and completed within one academic year. Student mobility is organised on the basis of interinstitutional agreements (IIAs) on student and teacher mobility (a list will be provided by your faculty or you can find a suitable contract on the university mobility portal), which are concluded between universities at the level of departments, faculties or universities. You can consult the study options in advance with the international relations department of your faculty.
University Erasmus office announces a call for applications for student mobility every year. Students apply in the Mobility Online system (use the university login name and password - as in AiS), application is possible only during the period when the call is open, usually from 15 December to 15 February. After applying for Erasmus+ mobility, students are included in the selection process that takes place at the faculty.
After the application has been accepted by the partner university, the student creates a Digital Learning Agreement for studies (DLA or OLA)(short manual). The learning agreement is a tripartite agreement on which subjects the student will complete at the foreign university and which will be recognized by the home faculty. The right to recognize subjects according to LA is guaranteed by the Erasmus+ Charter. The Digital Learning agreement is not a grant agreement, the student signs the grant agreement directly with the Comenius University Erasmus office. Further procedure and conditions for concluding the Agreement on the provision of financial support can be found in the section Before mobility.
You can find contact information for the Erasmus+ faculty coordinator on Erasmus+ faculty coordinators.
Under the Erasmus+ programme, each university is assigned an identification code, the code of Comenius University is SK BRATISL02.
Erasmus charter for higher education 2021 - 2027