ERASMUS+ grant for students


You can participate in an Erasmus+ program for 12 months per study level. Study visits, internships or Blended Intensive Programs (BIP) can be freely combined. Participation in a BIP is therefore offset against these 12 months.

See funding rates 2024/25.

Within the framework of an Erasmus+ grant for Blended Intensive Programs (BIPs) you can receive the following grants:

  • For 1-14 days stay: 79 Euro/day (study year 2024/25)
    (from day 15-30: 56 Euro/day)
    ATTENTION! Due to the current budget availability, there is a maximum funding period for short-term mobilities of 14 days!

  • Travel allowance for environmentally friendly travel (e.g. bus, train, carpooling) and non-green travel: according to travel distance

  • Top Up for students with fewer opportunities (students with child, disabilities or chronic illnesses): 100 euros/lump sum
    (does not apply for students that receive study grants ("Studienbeihilfe")

  • Additional (real cost) inclusion support: real cost reimbursement for participants with disabilities/chronic illness via OeAD. This refers to additional expenses incurred in the context of mobility of persons with disabilities; applications have to be submitted at the latest 8 weeks before the start of the mobility. Please get in touch with your contact person at BOKU-IR for the application form.

ATTENTION:

  •     Only "mobile" participants will receive an Erasmus+ grant.

  •     There is no legal entitlement to the grant. The allocation per academic year is linked to budget availability. There is currently a maximum funding period due to budget shortages. 

When do I receive the funds?


You will receive the Erasmus+ grant after the end of the BIP and after submission of all final documents.

The real cost inclusion support, can also be paid before the start of the BIP upon presentation of the supporting documents.

 

 

This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This publication reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.