STUDY IN EUROPE AND BEYOND
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The Erasmus+ Studies Programme creates opportunities for students to take part in study exchanges at partner universities, for one semester or one academic year, in their respective field of studies.
Studying abroad is a central part of Erasmus+ and has been shown to have a positive effect on later job prospects. It is also an opportunity to improve language skills, gain self-confidence and independence and immerse yourself in a new culture.
All mobilities are organised in compliance with the Regulation for Student Mobilities (RO/EN)
The ERASMUS+ Program offers:
- opportunity to study in partner universities without paying the tuition fee of the host institution;
- financial support;
- cultural, linguistic and pedagogic support for a successful participation to the program;
- logistics support for mobilities;
- tutoring during the study period;
- full equivalence of studies by means of personalized Diploma Supplement.
Why become an Erasmus+ student?
- Study in different universities in Europe and beyond!
- Try cultural and linguistic diversity!
- Find out new wonderful places!
- Make new friends from all over the world!
- Create unique memories!
- Prepare for a global society!
INCLUSION TOP-UP
Romanian-American University believes that an international exchange should be accessible to every student.
The Erasmus+ programme offers an inclusion top-up amount to students with fewer opportunities, who need extra financial support for a study exchange or traineeship due to specific circumstances. The Erasmus+ Top-Ups are supplementary grants which will be added to the regular Erasmus+ grant.
Which students are eligible for the Erasmus+ Inclusion Top-Up?
The following categories are eligible for the Erasmus+ Top-Up grant:
- students with disabilities;
- students facing socio-economic difficulties;
- refugees.
Which criteria apply?
Students from the above-mentioned categories, willing to participate in an Erasmus+ study or traineeship mobility, are encouraged to contact the Erasmus+ Office for more information and evaluation criteria. We assure you that the assessment process will take place in a meticulous and confidential manner.
The inclusion top-up will be granted in accordance with the provisions set up in the Order no. 3392/2017 of the Ministry of National Education, of February 27, 2017, regarding the establishment of general criteria for the award of scholarships and other forms of material support for students and trainees in public higher education.
| Timetable | Activities |
| 30.09.2024 – 20.10.2024 | Online Candidates Registration |
| 16.10.2024 | Online Info Session (Microsoft Teams) |
| 24.10.2024 | * English Test |
| 25.10.2024 | Online interview in English |
| 29.10.2024 | Results Notification via email |
* only for candidates who DO NOT have a Certificate of English proficiency
Selection Results
- Evaluation ERASMUS+ STUDIES (EU countries) 2024-2025
- Evaluation ERASMUS+ STUDIES (non-EU countries) 2024-2025
Any potential appeals will be submitted to the Erasmus+ Office or sent to the Office’s email address ([email protected], [email protected]), within 24 hours of the posting of the final results, and are to be settled by the Selection Committee.
CANDIDATES’ FOLDER
– APPLY NOW! Online Application Form
AFTER THE ONLINE REGISTRATION, YOU MUST BRING ALL DOCUMENTS IN ORIGINAL TO ERASMUS+ OFFICE WITHIN 5 DAYS!
– ID / Passport photo copy
– Europass CV – in English, with picture (CV guide)
– Cover Letter – in English
– Certificate of English proficiency – photo copy
– Statutory declaration – RO / EN
* documents should be uploaded in the Application form
[ and the following document, after you have been selected ]
– Learning Agreement for Studies EU Countries – in English (Draft)
– Guide for using the Learning Agreement for EU Countries
– GDPR Consent RO / EN
[ documents needed after the mobility is completed ]
– Declaration of avoiding Double Financing – RO / EN
* filled in and send via email at [email protected]
EVALUATION CRITERIA
- Academic results
- English language proficiency (at least B2)
- Interview:
– participation at extracurricular activities
– seriousness, credibility and motivation
– team spirit
– knowledge of Erasmus+ Program
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA – Bachelor and Master students enrolled in a full-time study program;
Overall grade above 7,00
WIDENING PARTICIPATION TOP-UP
There is also a widening participation top-up available to support students with fewer opportunities, who can receive an extra amount of money per month depending on their specific needs.
ONLINE LANGUAGE SUPPORT (OLS)
The Online Language Support (OLS) is designed to help Erasmus+ participants improve their knowledge of the language in which they will work, study or volunteer abroad so that they can make the most out of this experience. OLS promotes language learning and linguistic diversity and makes language support accessible to all participants. OLS is available for English, but also for other European Union languages.
By taking the OLS language assessment when going abroad, Erasmus+ participants are able to determine their proficiency in the language of the mobility and get access to a personalised language learning pathway.
Taking this assessment in the language of the mobility before departure is mandatory for students going on mobility for 14 days or more, to make sure that they meet the recommended level at their receiving organisation (except for native speakers or in duly justified cases). The results of the language assessment do not prevent participants from taking part in Erasmus+ programmes.
Participants who wish to improve their language proficiency have the opportunity to follow online language courses before and during their time abroad. Participants can follow language courses in any of the available languages on OLS.
Access OLS here !!
If you have already been selected to go abroad with the Erasmus+ programmes, login to the EU Academy OLS website to take the OLS language assessment.
WHERE TO STUDY?
PARTNER UNIVERSITIES MAP:
* Please check the following document for the European Partner Universities’ fields of studies (choosing the courses) and Erasmus codes (necessary in the Learning Agreement) – List of Partners Universities
(UPDATED!) Applications for the 2024-2025 academic year
| Country | University | Program |
| China | China University of Political Science and Law | BA + Law |
| China | Dalian University of Technology | CS + BA |
| Georgia | New Higher Education Institute – Newuni | BA + BMTA |
| Georgia | Georgian Technical University | CS |
| Georgia | Georgian Institute of Public Affairs | BA |
| Georgia | University of Georgia | CS + BA |
| Japan | Ritsumeikan University | BA |
| Japan | Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University | BA |
| Japan | Meiji Gakuin University | BA |
| Japan | University of Fukui | CS + BA |
| Japan | Nagaoka University of Technology | CS |
| Jordan | Jordan University of Science and Technology | CS |
| Jordan | University of Jordan | CS + BA |
| South Korea | Konkuk University | CS + BA |
| South Korea | Dankook University | BA |
| South Korea | Sungshin University | BA |
| South Korea | Chonnam National University | BA |
| South Korea | Catholic University of Korea | BA |
| Taiwan | National Central University | CS+BA |
CS = Computer Science | BA = Business Administration | BMTA = Business Management in Tourism & Aviation
(UPDATED!) Applications for the 2024-2025 academic year
Michigan-Flint – BA +ECONOMICS
UPAEP – BA+ CS