Exchange studies

EMÜ Erasmus Charter for Higher Education 2021-2027

EMÜ Erasmus Policy Statement

 

How to apply for Erasmus exchange (studies)? 

Ask the International Office in your university to help you. If you want to come with Erasmus+, ask the International Office in your university if they have a bilateral agreement with Eesti Maaülikool or check our list of Erasmus+ partner universities. Before you start appyling for Erasmus exchange at EMÜ, your home university has to send us a nomination (see deadlines below).


Courses in English for exchange students

Erasmus+ fact sheet for students and coordinators

 

How to apply for Erasmus traineeships?

Traineeships in our veterinary clinics (small animal, production animal and equine clinics) are possible at certain times of the year. For details, see the information on our veterinary traineeships website.

 

Application procedure

Exchange Application Form

​First, the coordinator of your home university needs to nominate you by sending an e-mail to erasmusin@emu.ee with the following information: 

- Your full name

- Field of study

- Study cycle (Bachelor's, Master's, Doctoral)

- Date of Birth

- Gender

- E-mail address

Then we will register you in our application system SoleMOVE and create an account for you and then you can prepare your application. For the application, you will need the following documents: 

  • Transcript of Records of your previous study results

The Transcript of Records is the list of your study results. Ask for the transcript from your own university. This document should be in English. 

  • Language Certificate

Exchange students whose primary language is not English must meet level B2 requirements for English proficiency according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). Please view these requirements here: European Levels.
Documented evidence is needed to demonstrate your English language proficiency - an official letter from a language instructor at your university stating the student's language level on CEFR scale or if you have taken an international test of the English language (TOEFL, IELTS, etc.), please send us a copy of the test score. Minimum TOEFL iBT: 61; IELTS (academic): 5.0 p.

If needed, the incoming students coordinator can also conduct a video interview with the applicants to determine their language skills.

  • Copy of your ID or passport
  • Passport style photo
  • Motivation letter - maximum 1 page

In the application, you're required to choose the courses you're interested in following while at EMÜ under "Proposed study plan". 

After your application has been reviewed and you've been approved for all courses, the coordinator at EMÜ will inform you when it's time to prepare your Learning Agreement. 

Note! Please do not fill in the Learning Agreement  for studies before you have filled the study plan on SoleMOVE and have received confirmation of the study plan from the coordinator at the Estonian University of Life Sciences.

 

Deadlines 

 

April 15             
Nomination deadline for sending institutions
May 1               
for Erasmus and Nordplus exchange students applications (coming for the Autumn semester or the whole year)
 
 
November 15   
Nomination deadline for sending institutions (spring semester only)
December 1     
for Erasmus and Nordplus exchange students applications (coming for spring semester only)

 

After submitting the documents

Once you have submitted the application, we will review it. After it's been approved, we will notify you about sending us your learning agreement and when that has been signed by all parties, we will send you the Letter of Acceptance by e-mail.

The procedure will take 4 – 6 weeks, possibly longer during holiday periods.

 

Orientation week

The orientation programme for new international students arriving for the autumn semester and academic year of 2024/2025 will take place during the last week of August. 

 

Some useful information for new students: LINK

 

Mana Taheri: My Tartu

The story of an Iranian architect who came to Tartu to study Landscape Architecture at the Estonian University of Life Sciences.