Discover Europe with Erasmus+ at ESCE! Set off for a semester of study or a working internship in one of our 107 partnered universities. With personalised support and tailored financial aid, Erasmus+ offers you a unique international experience that’s accessible to everyone.
What is the Erasmus+ program?
What is the Erasmus+ program?
Erasmus+ is the European Union’s flagship program supporting academic and professional mobility in Europe. It enables students to immerse themselves in new cultures, improve their language skills and enjoy a unique international experience at a partnered university. The aim of the program is to encourage openness, diversity and inclusion, while offering financial support to make mobility accessible to as many students as possible.
At the ESCE, Erasmus+ takes on a special dimension thanks to our network of 107 partnered universities across Europe. These institutions are chosen for their academic rigor and their ability to meet our students’ personal and professional goals. This network enables our students to find destinations that perfectly match their academic and professional ambitions.
Program objectives
An enriching and formative experience: Whether you choose to study or do an internship abroad, Erasmus+ offers you the opportunity to live an immersive experience in a different academic and cultural environment. At the ESCE, we offer 6-month exchanges, enabling you to develop essential skills for your future international career while discovering a new way of life. This program will help you develop your adaptability and foreign language skills, and open up global professional perspectives.
Personalized support: Joining Erasmus+ at ESCE means benefiting from personalized support throughout your program. From selecting your destination to managing administrative and financial procedures, our team supports you every step of the way. We’ll help you prepare for your departure, make the necessary arrangements and settle into your new university, so you can concentrate fully on your academic and professional experience.
An asset for your career: Participating in the Erasmus+ program is not just a change of academic environment, it’s also a lever for your personal and professional development. The program enables you to develop key skills such as adaptability, intercultural communication and foreign language skills. It’s also a unique opportunity to build up an international network, essential for success in a globalized world and for enriching your career path.
Who can benefit from Erasmus+?
At ESCE, opportunities to match your ambitions
For students on the Grande École Program: Leave as early as year 2 for a semester (6 months) at a partnered university in Europe to pursue your academic studies and enrich your career thanks to the Erasmus+ program.
Flexible choice for a personalized experience
The Erasmus+ program offers two main mobility options:
- A professional internship in years 3 and 5: Take part in a company internship in Europe, a unique opportunity to put your skills into practice in a multicultural professional environment.
- An academic stay in years 2 and 4: Study at a partner university to discover new pedagogical approaches and develop your knowledge in an international environment.
Accessibility and inclusion for all
Students with disabilities benefit from personalized support and an additional grant.
Erasmus+ at ESCE: how does it work?
How to participate
To participate, you must be enrolled in ESCE’s Grande École Program and meet certain academic criteria. These include maintaining a satisfactory grade point average and validating the necessary ECTS credits before departure. Each partner university may have specific requirements, such as a language level or particular academic prerequisites.
Preparing your file
Preparing your application is an essential part of the process. You’ll need to submit a CV and cover letter, as well as a recognized language certificate (e.g. TOEIC, IELTS or equivalent), if required. Some partner universities offer courses in English, enabling students to go abroad even if they don’t speak the local language.
Personalized support
ESCE’s International Relations Department is with you every step of the way. From helping you choose the partner university that best matches your objectives, to preparing your application and completing the administrative formalities, our team is there to guide you every step of the way. We’ll also help you find accommodation that suits your needs, so you can concentrate on your academic and professional experience abroad.
We ensure that the whole process is smooth, transparent and accessible, to maximize your chances of success and provide you with an enriching international experience.
Is Erasmus+ free?
The Erasmus+ program is not entirely free, but it is designed to be widely accessible, thanks to European subsidies that cover a significant part of the cost. This financial aid helps to reduce the costs associated with the stay, including accommodation, food and day-to-day expenses, to make international mobility possible for as many students as possible.
The Erasmus+ scholarship at ESCE :
ESCE students going on an academic exchange to a European university holding the Erasmus+ charter can benefit from an Erasmus grant. This grant is awarded according to criteria defined by the European Commission, to provide financial support for their stay abroad.
For students with disabilities, an additional subsidy may be granted to meet specific needs, whether for adapted equipment, personal assistance or other accommodations. This commitment to inclusion aims to guarantee international mobility under optimum conditions for all.
Thanks to these schemes, the Erasmus+ program is positioned as an accessible and inclusive opportunity, offering everyone the chance to enjoy an enriching experience in Europe, beyond financial or personal barriers.
FAQ – Everything you need to know about Erasmus+ at ESCE
Can I choose my destination?
Yes, your choice of destination depends on your academic and professional goals, as well as on our partnerships with 107 European universities and the number of places available.
How long can I leave?
As part of the Erasmus+ program at ESCE, you can spend 6 months in your 2nd or 4th year, either studying or doing an internship at one of our partner universities in Europe. This is the ideal length of time to immerse yourself in a new culture and enrich your academic or professional career. Our International Department is here to help and advise you on the best duration and destination for your projects.
How do I register for the Erasmus+ program?
To enroll in ESCE’s Erasmus+ program, you need to join our Grande École Program in 1st, 2nd, 3rd or 4th year. You will then be put in touch with our International Relations department and receive all the information you need on destinations, selection criteria and deadlines.
Can I do an internship abroad with Erasmus+?
Yes, the Erasmus+ program also offers grants for internships in European companies. Please contact our International Department for more information.
Can I travel with Erasmus+ if I have a disability?
Yes, Erasmus+ offers specific grants for students with disabilities. Contact our International Department for personalized assistance.
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