Outgoing Students

Once their study or internship mobility has been confirmed, the student will have the opportunity to apply for an Erasmus+ grant to help cover their travel and living expenses. The grant amount may vary based on differences in the cost of living between the home and destination countries, the number of students applying, and even whether the student falls into the category of those with fewer opportunities (such as having a disability, socio-economic obstacles, health issues, or cultural differences).

SUPPORT FOR INCLUSION

ESADA's ultimate goal is to promote equity and inclusion by facilitating access to the Erasmus+ program for students facing fewer opportunities. This is defined as a "person who faces obstacles that hinder effective access to the opportunities offered by the Erasmus+ Program due to economic, social, cultural, geographical, health-related reasons, immigrant background, disabilities, learning difficulties, or any other reason, including those that may lead to discrimination according to Article 21 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union."

The Erasmus+ grant aims to be an additional contribution to the costs of mobility and is not a complete maintenance aid.

Regardless the amount the student will receive from the Erasmus+ scholarship, he/she will sign a grant agreement that will specify the duration of the mobility period, the amount of the scholarship and other rights and obligations.

As an Erasmus+ student, you will be exempt from academic, tuition and exam fees, and also right of access to laboratories and libraries at the destination institution. You may be charged, however, for insurance affiliation or student union.

You can consult the individual and travel grants for the Erasmus+ 2024 Call for Proposals in this document.

For any questions or queries, you can contact the Internationalisation Department at: internacional@esada.es

Erasmus+ Coordinator: Félix Guerrero.