Hi, i will do an erasmus for 4 month from February to june in gdansk as a law student. I was wandering if anyone would have an experience to share or location and activities to do while in erasmus. I’m open to anything but as a student my budget will be limited. Thx for the help in advance !

Hi everybody,

we are A-level students at a German high school, and as part of our project, we are exploring the topic “Generation Erasmus.”

For our final project, we are creating a journalistic-style report that combines survey results, interviews, statistics, and studies. Our goal is to examine the impact of Erasmus+ on participants and their views on Europe.

Therefore, we would also like to incorporate the perspectives of (former) participants. You could help us out to conduct an interview (approx. 25-35 minutes) in English! It does NOT have to get recorded - although it would be helpful - and it will ONLY be presented to our school community.

If you are interested and want to help us out, do not hesitate to write me us a PM!

Thanks!!

I want to go to Spain for a semester and noticed courses that best allign with my degree and what i want to do with it (while at many other unis I would be taking quite random courses), so I started considering it as an option, but I never heard of anyone who went to Murcia.

Are there many exchange students at UCAM? And how is Murcia as an erasmus destination?

Hi, has anyone done an internship at NEXA Development in Italy? They post a lot of offers online and here on Reddit i found someone asking if it's legit company but no further answer.

Could anyone share their experience?:)

Hi! It would be helpful for others who didn't get accepted this year to know what they need to improve and expect later on after the acceptance! We all would really appreciate it if those who got accepted for the Romanian Government Scholarship any year would share what GPA, extracurriculars, and anything else they had.

I got rejected this year. I had a 4.5/5.0 GPA; I applied for Civil Engineering for bachelor's studies; mentioned SAT score of 1190, but my TOEFL was 71 at the time; didn't have meaningful extracurriculars, especially got nothing related to the major..I chose University of Bucharest for my language year, Technical University of Cluj-napoca and Politechnica University of Timisoara for studies. Next year I'm gonna be applying to some Computer Science major and I'm planning to work on getting some related extracurriculars. My SAT didn't improve but I now have a TOEFL score of 4.5/6.0 (90/120). And I already started learning Romanian but I still will be requesting a language year. Oh, and I'm from turkmenistan if it matters.

Anyone has experiences?

The idea of learning from an experienced entrepreneur while working with them sounds great, but I’m scared it might feel like a low-level internship where you do repetitive tasks? Or would I be able to get involved in higher-level tasks?

Are the hosts actually successful, or are they mostly small businesses that don't offer much real mentorship or valuable experience? Has anyone participated or browsed the host profiles?

Is it worth applying, or would I be better off looking for a good internship or temporary/part time job instead?

I am a european law student and I am wondering if the Uk universities are worth it to study as an Erasmus. I’m doing undergraduate studies and I only want to go for one semester. But I am really lost between all these universities.

I am interested in the commercial law and economics. So anyone can suggest me some good european universities please??
And also whoever has done erasmus in the uk is it worth it or not? Cuz i dont wanna be under the books 24/7, i want to enjoy too…

Do you have any insights?

I will be going for a semester and my university gave me these options. I am studying fine arts. I am a photographer and would love to collab with local artists, I love art, concerts, punk scene and I would prefer to go somewhere where people are approachable and friendly. My budget is quite low generally.

Hi all,

I’m a recent graduate (computer applications, data focus) preparing for the 2027 intake of Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters.

I’m unsure about the limit on applications. Older sources mention a maximum of three programmes per year, while others say that rule no longer exists. Many guides still repeat the three-programme rule, so I can’t tell what’s current.

For those who applied in the last cycle:

1. Was a limit mentioned on the official catalogue or on a programme’s page?
2. Did anyone you know run into trouble for applying to more than three?
3. How many did you apply to, and would you change that?

I have about five programmes that fit my background and want to know if I have to cut the list. looking for genuine help. would love to connect who is applying for the 2027 intake.