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Apply for a placement at one of our partner universities or organize your stay at a university of your choice as a Freemover. Depending on the country you choose, you have the option to apply for funding from ERASMUS+, the Swiss European Mobility Program (SEMP), the Marshall Plan Foundation or for the FH Campus Wien Freemover grant MOVE. The prerequisite for receiving funding is that the ECTS earned abroad are credited towards your education at your home university.

The internships of the degree programs are suitable for gaining work experience abroad. You apply to a potential internship yourself. Visit the Student Portal for tips on searching for an internship. For several degree programs, internships can also be arranged through partner universities. Furthermore, students of Social Work and Health Sciences have the opportunity to complete an internship in Africa, Asia and Latin America through the Austrian Development Agency (ADA).

For stays of more than 2 months, you can apply for funding from ERASMUS+, the Swiss European Mobility Program (SEMP), the Marshall Plan Foundation or for the FH Campus Wien Freemover grant MOVE.

Take advantage of the graduate program of ERASMUS+ and do an internship abroad in the first year after your graduation. The internship must be related to the subject you have studied and should help to prepare you for your entry into the professional world. To receive funding for the graduate internship, you must apply to the International Office before completing your studies.

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Take the opportunity to attend International Weeks at our partner universities. Information about upcoming events can be obtained from the degree programs and the International Office.

The INUAS Network regularly organizes Winter and Summer Schools in Zurich and Munich. Selection and registration takes place through the degree programs and the selected students receive a grant from FH Campus Wien as support.

The master’s degree program Social Economy and Social Work concludes with a joint degree from six European universities. A several-week obligatory study visit to one of the partner universities serves to broaden the students’ subject-specific, language and intercultural competences.

In the bachelor's degree program Occupational Therapy, students can take part in the "FAB-ulous" semester. The courses of the 6th semester are completed in Finland, Belgium and Austria. Students also have the opportunity to earn a double degree. For the internship, which is part of the semester, students can apply for an ERASMUS+ grant.

The European Union's ERASMUS+ program offers funding for studying abroad, internships and graduate placements in EU countries, Iceland, Norway, Liechtenstein, Serbia, Turkey and North Macedonia.
Studying abroad with ERASMUS+ is possible at a partner university of your degree program. The prerequisites for receiving funding are:

• The duration of the stay abroad is for at least three months up to a maximum of 12 months

• The courses attended can be credited towards your education at your home university (the recommendation is 30 ECTS per semester)

ERASMUS+ internships and graduate internships can be completed at both public and private companies. The following conditions apply:

• The duration of the stay abroad is for at least 2 months up to a maximum of 12 months

• Approval of the internship by the degree program

• For graduate internships: Application before graduation and completion of the internship within 12 months after graduation

ERASMUS+ Special grant for applicants with children, disability or chronic illness

ERASMUS+ additionally supports students with children and students with disabilities or chronic illnesses with a special subsidy for stays abroad. Contact the Austrian National Agency (OeAD) or the International Office for further information on applying for a special subsidy.

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The Marshall Plan Foundation supports research stays at universities in the United States for students of engineering and natural sciences. In order to receive a scholarship, a research proposal and application must be submitted through the International Office. Stays of 90 days and up to 12 months are eligible for funding. The research position at a US university has to be organized by the students themselves. Any tuition fees are to be paid by the student.

Contact the Austrian Marshall Plan Foundation or the International Office for further information about the scholarship.

Students of degree programs with a Swiss partner university can study for one semester or complete an internship in Switzerland. The minimum stay is two months for an internship and three months for studying abroad. Funding can be obtained for a maximum of 12 months. The partner universities decide whether or not you will be admitted into the program.

Freemover students can apply for the FH Campus Wien grant MOVE. The grant is awarded to those students and countries for which there are no other funding opportunities. The following prerequisites must be met to receive a MOVE grant:

• The duration of the stay is at least two months (internship) or three months (studying abroad) up to 12 months
• The completed courses or internship can be credited towards your education at your home university.

The Austrian Development Agency (ADA) funds internships in Africa, Asia, and Latin America for students of Social Work and Health Sciences. A multi-day, obligatory seminar series serves as preparation and follow-up for the stay abroad, and the internship itself lasts 15 weeks.

Beneficiaries of a federal aid or a scholarship for self-supporting students can apply to the Austrian Study Grant Authority for an additional grant for a scholarship abroad. The application is obligatory for beneficiaries when applying for the ERASMUS+ program. For more information on applying for this scholarship, please contact the Austrian Study Grant Authority.

Several federal provinces also offer financial support for students for a stay abroad. Examples include the TOP Scholarship of the Province of Lower Austria, the Vorarlberg Scholarship and the Gusenbauer Scholarship in Carinthia. Please check the websites of the individual provinces for further information.

The Austrian Database for Scholarships and Research Grants offers the most comprehensive overview of funding opportunities. The database lists funding at national, European and international levels.