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If you are an international student enrolled on a full-degree programme as a scholarship holder (Stipendium Hungaricum, DFP, etc.) at ELTE, please note, that the scholarship holders are not entitled to use financial support for taking part in other scholarship programmes or partial studies outside Hungary. However, the Operational Regulation allows scholarship holders to spend a continuous period of up to 30 days abroad for research, study, conference participation, internships or other study-related purposes during their study period. Participation of scholarship holders in study-related programmes abroad (conferences, study visits, etc.) of up to 30 days may also be supported under other scholarship programmes (e.g. Erasmus+, CEEPUS). 

The Erasmus+ programme offers students the opportunity to study abroad at a foreign higher education institution or gain international work experience by completing a traineeship at a company or organisation in an Erasmus+ programme country. 

Erasmus+ scholarships are awarded through an application process. At ELTE, the main application period occurs annually from early February to early March, during which students can apply for mobility planned for the next academic year (autumn or spring semester). During the second call for application period – which is published during the autumn semester - applications are accepted for mobility planned for the spring semester of the current academic year. Applications can be submitted for the remaining spots following the main application period. 

Students can apply to universities with which ELTE has a comprehensive Erasmus+ agreement regardless of their field of study (Erasmus+ study abroad program within the framework of agreements for all subject fields). Such an agreement has also been established with the institutions of the CHARM-EU University Alliance, whose members include: the University of Barcelona, Trinity College Dublin, Utrecht University, the University of Montpellier, Åbo Akademi University in Finland, the University of Würzburg, and Hochschule Ruhr West. Current information about the application opportunities can be found here. 

In the 2021-2027 Erasmus cycle, short-term mobility options for students have also been introduced. Under the Blended Intensive Programmes, students can participate in group study trips—typically one week in duration—combined with virtual collaboration. Doctoral students can apply for mobility of 5-30 days to conduct research or pursue studies at any university, professional, or non-profit organisation within an Erasmus+ programme country.

If you wish to undertake a long-term student mobility, an internship, or a short-term doctoral mobility outside Europe, please visit the Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility programme page.