For stu­dents

Do you want to go to another European country for one to two semesters? With Erasmus+, you have many possibilities and solid financing. From the application to recognition: Find out here how it works.

HU maintains university partnerships all over the world. This network offers students diverse opportunities to study abroad. From an initial overview to travel preparations – you can find all the information here.

Erasmus+ Partner Countries offers grants for partner institutions outside the EU. In addition to the main target group of doctoral students, bachelor’s and master’s students can also be funded in various formats.

Your university or country of choice is not represented in the HU programmes and partnerships? Then you still have the possibility of organising your stay abroad yourself as a so-called free mover. There are some points to consider here.

Erasmus+ bietet vielfältige Möglichkeiten, international zu lernen, zu lehren und sich zu vernetzen. Das Format der Blended Intensive Programmes verbindet virtuelle Lehrveranstaltungen mit kurzen Reisen für Treffen in Präsenz. Hier erfahren Sie mehr zu Teilnahme und Beantragung.

Students from HU and the Charité can receive Erasmus funding for internships abroad. You can find out here which allowances are available, the circumstances in which you can apply and what you should bear in mind.

Erasmus+ Partner Countries offers grants for partner institutions outside the EU. In addition to the main target group of doctoral students, bachelor’s and master’s students can also be funded in various formats.

Are you interested in French politics and parliamentary practice in France? Are you a German citizen who speaks French at a very good level? Then the Franco-German Parliament Internship is for you!

A stay abroad opens up new perspectives – but how can students successfully finance it? Funding options vary depending on the project and the host country. Find out more about programmes, requirements, deadlines and application procedures here.

You’d expect Japan to be an expensive country for an exchange semester, right? Well, you’d be wrong! To my surprise, I found my student life in Tokyo to be less expensive than in Berlin. In this blog post, let me share with you what to expect and how to save your yen.

I knew going in that a semester abroad in Copenhagen would not be cheap. Denmark is an expensive country for students. In this post, I share with you what my Erasmus semester cost me - and how I managed to save some cash here and there!

Circle U. is offering unique internship opportunities for master's students enrolled at or recently graduated from one of the partner universities. There are currently two openings: One for a policy intern and one for a communication intern. Applications close 14 November.

While the summer in Berlin has been rainy, HU ambassador Viktoria has been preparing for her exams under palm trees and to the hum of fans at the library. Meanwhile, Hannes has been exploring the British 'underground'. In their latest blog posts, both share their experiences.

This month, the HU ambassadors are once again taking us to Taipei and Bologna. Riccardo and Vanessa are tackling two of the most important topics on every (future) exchange student’s mind: finances and making connections.