Outgoing Students

Students at the University of Würzburg have the opportunity to study at one of our partner universities  or complete an internship in a partner country during their doctoral studies via the ERASMUS 171 project. Please note that the contracts with the partner universities are subject-specific. If you are interested, please contact the relevant subject coordinator.

Below you will find partner universities for which funding is also available for exchanges during the Bachelor's and Master's degree programmes. Please contact the departments and their websites for application and selection criteria. As part of the ERASMUS exchange, students do not have to pay tuition fees at the partner universities.

Please note that in addition to the KA 171 partner universities, there are other partner universities of the University of Würzburg within Europe and beyond. These can be found on the homepage of the International Office.

Student mobilities (semester abroad/SMS or internship abroad/SMS) are available in the form of a long-term student mobility (duration: 2 to 12 months) or a blended mobility (5-30 days). Please note that at least 3 ECTS credits are acquired during a blended mobility. Within the framework of ERASMUS+ 171 funding, only subject-related mobilities with the above-mentioned partners are possible. The ERASMUS Coordination Office at the partner university will support you in starting your studies abroad.

Doctoral students have the opportunity to complete a subject-related mobility programme at the respective ERASMUS partner universities (duration: 5 days to 12 months). Please contact the respective subject coordinator regarding the currently available funds. To apply for an ERASMUS stay, the usual application deadlines apply, which you can find on the ERASMUS pages of your subject. If you are employed at the Julius-Maximilians-Universität during your doctorate, funding is also possible as part of a staff mobility programme.

In each study cycle (Bachelor's, Master's, doctorate) you can be funded for a maximum of 12 months in total via the ERASMUS programme. Funding is possible as soon as you are enrolled at the Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg.

ERASMUS KA 171 (project year 2023 & 2024)

Funding rates for long-term mobilities (at least two months)
Monthly funding rate for incoming students: 700 euros/month
Top-up amount (Social Top up): 250 euros/month

Funding rates for short-term mobilities for students (5-30 days)
Funding amount (day 1-14): 79 euros/day
Funding amount (day 15-30): 56 euros/day
Top-up amount (Social Top up): one-off 100 euros (up to 14 days); 150 euros (15-30 days)

There is also a travel allowance, which varies depending on the distance and eco-friendliness of the journey.

Please note that you must ensure that you have sufficient insurance cover yourself. The University of Würzburg does not provide insurance cover for mobility programmes.

You have the option of taking out insurance (health, accident and liability insurance) with the DAAD at your own expense. It is strongly recommended that you take out additional international health insurance with repatriation cover.

Please also note the travel and safety advice issued by the Federal Foreign Office.

Students from all faculties can take part in the following interdisciplinary courses.

German as a foreign language

INSIGHTS (Interdisciplinary Studies in German History, Tradition and Society)

Global Systems and Intercultural Competence

Virtual Exchange of the Career Centre

Würzburg International Network

The ERASMUS programme offers all students the opportunity to take a language course via the eu|academy before, during and after their mobility. Language tests and language courses are available in all 24 official languages of the European Union. There are also language courses and language tests for Icelandic, Macedonian, Norwegian, Serbian and Turkish.

Here you can find a quick guide to the OLS. Access is via the EU login. Funding recipients can access the OLS directly here.

• You can find out about Subject Coordination, the respective courses on offer, the application deadlines and selection criteria on the subject coordinator's homepage.
• After applying and being selected, the subject coordinator will nominate you to the ERASMUS 171 Coordination Office.
• They may start with language preparation in the OLS tool and intercultural preparation.
• You will draw up the Learning Agreement together with the Würzburg subject coordinator and the subject coordinator at the host university.
• You submit the necessary documents for the grant agreement (e.g. tax ID, green travel declaration, social top-up declaration, certificate of enrolment, declaration of acceptance)
• You will receive a Grant Agreement from the ERASMUS 171 Coordination Office before the start of your mobility.
• You will receive financial support during your mobility. It is possible to update the Learning Agreement.
• After the mobility, you will receive a Transcript of Records from your host university. Together with the subject coordinator, you apply to the Examination Office for recognition of the examination results.
• After the mobility, you submit a progress report to us and report on your experiences in an EU survey.
• You will receive the final instalment of your funding.