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How to fill out 2020 - 2021 erasmus

1. Research the Erasmus program and understand its purpose and requirements.
2. Contact your university's international office or Erasmus coordinator for information on how to apply.
3. Attend any informational sessions or workshops organized by your university to learn more about Erasmus.
4. Prepare the necessary documents such as your academic transcript, language proficiency certificates, and motivation letter.
5. Select and contact universities or institutions in your desired host country to inquire about available study programs.
6. Complete the online application form provided by your university's Erasmus office.
7. Submit all required documents, including your application form, academic records, and language certificates.
8. Wait for the selection process to be completed and receive information about your acceptance or rejection.
9. If accepted, start planning your study abroad experience by arranging accommodation, obtaining necessary visas, and preparing financially.
10. Attend any pre-departure orientations or meetings organized by your university's Erasmus office.
11. Once abroad, make the most of your Erasmus experience by immersing yourself in the local culture, participating in social activities, and taking advantage of academic opportunities.
12. Stay in touch with your home university and fulfill any requirements or obligations outlined by the Erasmus program.
13. Complete any necessary paperwork and documentation upon your return from the Erasmus program.

Who needs 2020 - 2021 erasmus?

1. Students who are enrolled in higher education institutions and wish to study abroad during the 2020-2021 academic year.

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What is erasmus study mobility?

Erasmus study mobility refers to the opportunity for students enrolled in higher education institutions to study abroad in another European country as part of their academic program, facilitating international education and cultural exchange.

Who is required to file erasmus study mobility?

Students participating in the Erasmus program and planning to undertake study periods abroad are required to file an application for Erasmus study mobility.

How to fill out erasmus study mobility?

To fill out the Erasmus study mobility application, students must complete the designated application form provided by their home institution, include necessary documentation such as transcripts and learning agreements, and submit it to the relevant Erasmus coordinator.

What is the purpose of erasmus study mobility?

The purpose of Erasmus study mobility is to enhance students' educational experience, promote cross-cultural understanding, and improve their employability by providing international learning opportunities.

What information must be reported on erasmus study mobility?

Students must report personal information, details of the home and host institutions, the duration of the study period, and the courses or modules they plan to undertake while abroad.