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Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Ireland, Luxembourg, Sweden, United Kingdom, Liechtenstein, Norway |
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Austria, Belgium, Germany, France, Italy, Greece, Spain, Cyprus, Malta, Portugal |
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Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, North Macedonia, Turkey |
The general conditions regarding eligibility for an Erasmus+ grant are available on www.wilweg.nl (in Dutch). We have provided a quick overview for you here:
The Erasmus+ programme does not support study exchanges after graduation. However, it is possible to do a work-related internship abroad with an Erasmus+ grant after you graduate. For more information, check the Erasmus+ Traineeship page.
The Brexit deal between the UK and the EU states that the UK has withdrawn from the Erasmus+ programme of the EU for the period 2021-2027. However, much is still unclear about the exact date of discontinuing the exchange agreements with our partners in the UK. Here you will find an FAQ, hopefully answering your questions related to the Brexit and going on an Erasmus+ exchange. If your question is not in this FAQ, please check the UvA Brexit page. If you can’t find it there, you can contact erasmus-sts@uva.nl or ask your International Office.
Disclaimer! If the UvA cannot facilitate exchange coming semester(s) due to the corona situation, then no Erasmus+ exchanges can take place and no Erasmus+ grants can be awarded.
Yes, you can. The UvA keeps facilitating Erasmus+ exchanges with UK universities during the academic year 2021/2022 in the same way exchanges are facilitated to other Erasmus+ countries.
Note that this is under the assumption that exchanges in 2021-2022 will go through. If the UvA decides to cancel exchanges due to the corona situation, you cannot receive an Erasmus+ grant for a study exchange to the UK.
For the academic year 2022/2023 we expect to facilitate UK Erasmus+ exchanges in the first semester. At this moment we are not sure exchanges to the UK will be facilitated in the second semester of 2022/2023.
There might be exceptions. If a UK university leaves the Erasmus+ earlier, study exchanges in 2022/2023 to that university are not possible. If you consider going on exchange to a UK university in 2022/2023, you can ask your International Office about the possibilities. This exception does not hold for 2021/2022: every UK university should still be available for Erasmus+ exchange. (Under possible restrictions imposed by the corona situation.)
Yes, you can. All UvA students have the same rights to participate in the Erasmus+ exchange programme. Your nationality is of no influence here.
You will be traveling to a non-EU country. Therefore you need to take care of things like you would when traveling to any non-EU country, like visa, insurance, etc. For more information and useful websites, see the overview on the UvA Brexit page.
The administrative steps for your Erasmus+ grant will be the same as those for Erasmus+ exchanges to other countries.
No, they will not. The grant amount you will be awarded will still be € 360 per month. Covering the additional costs might be possible through other scholarship and grant programmes.