Erasmus placement

Erasmus Placements are an initiative of the European Union LLL-programme. It makes mobility scholarships available to students. It promotes mobility measures which facilitate the completion of (industry) placements in Europe. Visits, which are supported within the framework of this programme, may be undertaken either in a company/organisation recognised by the respective degree programme or at a university in one of the eligible countries. The choice of the (industry) placement is not bound to a formal agreement (see Erasmus Study Abroad Term). General Erasmus (Industry) Placements must last for at least 91 days and at most 12 months. The programme does not provide exemption from tuition –or any other fees required by the receiving university.

If you would like to find out more about the Erasmus (Industry) Placement Programme please contact the ECTS-Coordinator of your degree programme or the International Office.

Application documents

Students, who would like to apply for an Erasmus (Industry) Placement, should please submit the following application documents to the International Office of the FH Campus Wien at least three months before the planned departure date:

• Erasmus (Industry) Placement Application Form, Letter of Motivation (German), CV (German)
• Post-Graduate Scholarship from the Degree Programme Social Work
• The degree programme Social Work annually awards an Erasmus Placement Scholarship to three post-graduate students.

Post-graduate social work students, who would like to apply for an Erasmus Placement Post-Graduate Scholarship, should please submit the following application documents to the International Office of the FH Campus Wien by 31st March at the latest:

• Erasmus Placement Post-Graduate Scholarship Application Form, Letter of Motivation (German), CV (German)

Altogether 31 countries participate in the programme:

The 27 EU Member States: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, The Netherlands, Portugal, Malta, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom

 

Countries of the European foreign trade zone, which belong to the European Economic Area (EEA):

Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway

Since 2004 project partnerships with institutions from Turkey are also possible.