You may choose from the universities with which we have agreements for the relevant mobility period within your department. However, if you wish to attend a different university with which we do not currently have an agreement, you may inform our office, and we can take the initiative to establish an agreement on this matter.

Yes, in Internship Mobility, all our students may complete their internships at companies and institutions operating in fields related to their departments. To do so, they must obtain an official acceptance letter from these companies and must also meet the required conditions after submitting their application to our university.

Beneficiaries are responsible for visa procedures. During visa procedures, it is important to complete all the documents required by the consulate of the host country. In order to facilitate visa procedures of grantee students, home universities may issue an official letter indicating “s/he has been selected within the scope of higher education student mobility and will receive a grant of ….. per month”.

Students and personnel can only select the higher education institutions which have concluded an exchange agreement with their home university within the scope of higher education student education mobility and personnel lecturing mobility. However, you have the opportunity to lead an interacademic agreement when you share your demands and connections with the personnel at your university authorized to conduct interacademic agreement.

Interacademic agreements are concluded by authorized personnel of higher education institutions to offer mobility activities for certain number of student/personnel for certain periods between the faculties/departments of higher education institutions. Students are not capable of conducting interacademic agreement; however, they may help university personnel find partner institutions for mobility activities. Agreements cannot be signed for a single beneficiary, even if s/he has contributed the conclusion of the agreement. All agreements are concluded in the name of the university and available to all students.

Academic and administrative personnel of higher education institutions may take part in this activity in order to improve themselves and share valuable experiences with their European colleagues.

To participate in the activity, students must first meet the following minimum requirements:

1. The student must be enrolled as a full-time student in a higher education program at any level of formal education (first, second, or third cycle) within a higher education institution.
   (First cycle: bachelor’s; second cycle: master’s; third cycle: doctorate)
2. First-cycle students must have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.20/4.00.
3. Second- and third-cycle students must have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.50/4.00.
4. For learning mobility, the student must have a sufficient number of course-based or non-course-based ECTS credits.
   For students without course load—such as master’s and PhD students in their thesis stage—a learning agreement can be prepared based on 30 ECTS of non-course workload for one academic term.
5. Within the current level of study, if the student has previously taken part in higher education mobility activities during the 2014–2020 and/or 2021–2027 Erasmus+ periods, the total duration, including the new mobility, must not exceed 12 months.

The education mobility can be extended for one more term upon the request of students and approval of relevant higher education institution, if the institution has enough budget for the activity. On the condition that the grant is not available for extension, students may extend their mobility activity for one more term without a grant, if the relevant university approves and all program rules are applied. On the other hand, extension is only allowed in the same higher education institution. Students cannot change their universities.  In order to benefit from student education mobility in another country once again, students must go through new application and selection processes.