Erasmus+ for PhD students

Just like bachelor’s and master’s level students, PhD students can also go on long-term mobility for either studies or an practical training

• Studying for a semester or a yearlink opens in new page

   

• Practical training

For training

• 5–30 days
• This is ideal for conducting research and visiting your supervisor.
• It is formalized as an Erasmus+ traineeship (a host institution, supervisor, detailed work plan, etc., are required). Junior researchers must also complete a travel order, but there is no need to submit a report on travel expenses afterward. The host institution does not have to be one of our partners.

For studies

• 5-30 days
• For participating in courses

• Can only be done in our Erasmus+ partner institutionslink opens in new page

   

  Scholarships

• 1–14 days – €79 per day

• 15–30 days – €56 per day

   

  Students with fewer opportunities are also eligible for an additional support of €100 (for mobility lasting up to 14 days) or €150 (for mobility lasting 15–30 days).

   

  There is a travel grant based on the distance to the host institution. The distance is calculated using the European Commission's distance calculator.

   

  By choosing an eco-friendly travel option, you can receive an additional four travel days, which are covered by the living cost support.

   

  Everyone is also eligible for an additional support from the Republic of Estonia of €118.