Outgoing international mobility (Europe - Outside Europe)

International exchanges are open to students (European or non-European) registered with the UFR Mathématiques et d'Informatique at Licence and Master levels, who wish to spend a semester or a whole year abroad.

Different destinations are proposed according to the agreements signed and the establishments' files. Consult the list of open destinations.

Before putting together your application, you need to :

•    Define your study abroad project.
•    Select 3 to 5 destinations according to your course of study (excluding networks for the 2nd campaign).
•    Validate your module choices with your academic supervisor to confirm the coherence of your project.
•    Draw up a provisional study contract for each chosen destination.

Check with partner universities for language requirements and accepted tests. If necessary, take the necessary steps to pass the test(s).

For more detailed information on mobility, visit the Unistra website - Section: Going abroad.

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Discover all open destinations (Europe/Outside Europe) for your mobility on the DRI (International Relations Department) destination search engine. This search engine contains comprehensive, up-to-date information on exchange opportunities.

Several campaigns are offered throughout the year. Be sure to respect the calendars provided by the UFR de Math-Info.

You can find details of all the different types of financial support available for mobility on the Unistra website (under the heading: Financing your mobility).

  Students are responsible for checking with their host university whether they are required to obtain a language certificate. This is generally the case in Anglo-Saxon countries (Australia, Canada, USA, UK). The certificate must be dated for the current year.

Pôle Lansad is the point of contact for all questions relating to language certification: https://certifications-langues.unistra.fr/.

The Europe study program is aimed at students wishing to study in Europe, in one of the following countries: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lichtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Macedonia (Former Yugoslav Republic of), Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Turkey, Switzerland, United Kingdom.

Procedure

All applications for European study mobility must be sent in full to the IR Administrative Referent.
Your application will be examined by your CORI, who will sign and stamp it.
Once your application has been validated, it will be forwarded to the International Relations Department before the deadline set by the DRI.
Before departure, the International Relations Department will send the student an e-mail with the Erasmus+ documents to be completed and returned to the DRI for payment of the grant (if eligible for the Erasmus+ grant).

  During the year of mobility, students must re-enroll at the University of Strasbourg.

Eligibility requirements

•  Be enrolled at the University of Strasbourg in L1, L2, L3 or M1
•  Apply for a departure in L2, L3, M1 or M2
•  Apply for a university having an agreement with your component
•  Minimum duration of your mobility: 2 months (= 60 days)
•  Maximum duration of your mobility : 12 months (= 360 days)

Ineligibility requirements

•  Duration of studies is less than 2 months (= 60 days)
•  The Erasmus+ time credit of 12 months cumulated (Studies and Internship) in the study cycle concerned is exceeded for Erasmus+ program countries
•  The application is submitted directly by the student to the International Relations Department
•  The application is incomplete
•  The application was submitted after the deadline indicated by the DRI

For more detailed information on European mobility, visit the Unistra website - Section: Studying in Europe.

Envie de découvrir le monde et d’apprendre autrement ?

Partez en mobilité longue (1 semestre ou une année) dans le cadre d’un programme d’échange sur un des accords de coopérations que l’Université de Strasbourg a développé avec plus de 250 établissements, des réseaux partenaires ou le programme du bureau de coopération inter-universitaire (BCI ex-CREPUQ) pour une mobilité hors Europe.

La liste des destinations ouvertes pour une mobilité Hors Europe est disponible sur le moteur de recherche (publicateur) pages "International" du site de l'Unistra.

Points de vigilance : La Suisse et le Royaume-Uni relèvent de la campagne de candidature Europe. Les mobilités via les réseaux (BCI, AEN, MAUI, REARI-RJ) ne sont pas ouvertes lors de la deuxième campagne.

Nous attirons votre attention sur la présence de nouveaux accords ouverts à la mobilité, notamment National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University à Taïwan ou encore Vietnam National University au Vietnam.

Plus d' informations détaillées pour une mobilité Hors Europe via le site de l'Unistra - Rubrique : Etudier Hors Europe.