Erasmus+ Study Application 2025/26

from February 4, 2025, to February 20, 2025, by 1:00 PM

Important: Applications must be submitted through Mobility Online, which generates automatic emails. Always check your spam folder. Before submitting, review your application carefully—once submitted, it cannot be modified.

Incomplete applications will not proceed to the selection phase. Attachments sent via email will not be accepted. If you experience technical issues, contact the International Mobility Office immediately.

Read the Call for Applications

Carefully read the Call for Applications and its attachments, and verify that you meet the participation requirements.

Erasmus+ Study Call 2025/26 – Eligibility Requirements, Application Submission, Deadlines
Annex I – Provisions for the 2025/26 Mobility Period – Mobility window, requirements for starting the mobility, financial contributions, required documents.
Annex II – Language Test Exemptions and Certification Tables 2025/26 – List of recognized certifications and exemption criteria.
Annex III – Additional Selection Criteria – Additional selection criteria by study area (updated on Feb 6, 2025)

Check Your Erasmus Area and Associated International Mobility Delegate

📌 Study Areas and Mobility Delegates 2025/26

Available Destinations by Study Area

➡️ Erasmus+ Study Destinations 2025/26

Verify Your Personal Data

Ensure the accuracy and completeness of your personal data in your Reserved Area and report any discrepancies to the Student Secretariat in a timely manner.

Apply via Mobility Online

NB: applications will open on Februrary 4, 2025, from 6:00 PM

Remember: Before selecting your choices, carefully check the course catalog of the universities of interest and verify the existence of an academic offer that is appropriate and sufficient to draft a preliminary Learning Agreement.

The application must be submitted through Mobility Online. In particular, students enrolled in Bachelor’s (L), Master’s (LM), and Single-Cycle Master’s (LM5/LM6) programs must complete the application exclusively through Mobility Online, while those enrolled in PhD programs, first- and second-level Master’s programs, and specialization schools must integrate their application through a dedicated form.

Access the Mobility Online Application Page
Follow the instructions for a correct application submission:
➡️ Step 1 – Mobility Online Application Instructions
➡️ Step 2 – Mobility Online Application Instructions

Doctoral, Master’s, and Specialization School Students must supplement their Mobility Online application:

Students enrolled in PhD programs (D1), First or Second Level Master’s (M1/M2)*, and Specialization Schools (SP4/SP5) must supplement their Mobility Online application via Google Form:

🔗 Supplementary Application via Google Form

Attach a letter from your supervisor to complete the application:

Choose the appropriate letter template:

* Difference Between Master (M1/M2) and Laurea Magistrale (Master’s Degree): Please note that a First- or Second-Level University Master (Master Universitario di I o II livello) is a postgraduate training program and is different from a Laurea Magistrale (Master’s Degree).

Participate in Language Tests

They will be held online between March 3 and March 7, 2025.

The schedule of sessions will be published on February 28, 2025, by the University Language Center. Check the exemption cases for language tests in the table attached to this call.

Native Speakers (as defined by art. 7, point 1 of the Call for Application)

If you are a native speaker, fill in and upload the Self-Certification Form for Exemption from the Language Test in the designated section.

This form must be uploaded in the appropriate section. Attachments submitted via email won’t be considered.

‼️Important Note: Passing the language test is required for placement in one of your selected universities, but it does not automatically guarantee acceptance by the host institution. Students must check the official websites of foreign universities for specific language requirements, including any required international language certificates (e.g., IELTS). Some universities with multiple teaching languages may restrict course enrollment to students who hold the corresponding official language certification. Students must ensure that their host university offers a sufficient number of courses in the language they are proficient in.

Attend Selection Interviews (if required)

Check if and when a selection interview is required for your study area.

Selection Interview Calendar is currently being defined.

The selection results will be communicated later.

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