ERASMUS is a European Union exchange programme which enables students to study abroad at European partner universities for periods of one or two semesters.

Students are allowed to participate in the ERASMUS Programme once they reach their third semesters of bachelor studies and may continue participating until they complete their doctorates.

The ERASMUS Programme offers the following services:

•    grants for extra costs related to staying abroad 
•    exemption from paying tuition at the host school
•    assistance with preparations for staying abroad
•    official recognition by the home university of the academic achievements
     accomplished abroad
•    special scholarships for students with handicaps and students who stay abroad with children

 ERASMUS Study Abroad at BTU Cottbus
 Academic Recognition
 ERASMUS Student Charter
 ERASMUS University Charter
 Aid Requirements 

Downloads for Your Application:

•  Application guidelines
•  Application form
•  Learning Agreement
•  Learning Agreement (only for ERM-students)
•  Cover sheet
•  European Curriculum Vitae

Remaining positions:

The following remaining positions are available for the academic year 2013/14:

 Faculty 1: Mathematics, Natural Science, Computer Science 

 Faculty 2: Architecture, Civil Engineering, Urban Planning

 Faculty 3: Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Industrial Engineering

 Faculty 4: Environmental Sciences and Process Engineering

Preparation:

 Schedule
 Insurance
 Linguistic and cross-cultural preparation

This project is financed by the European Commission. The author of this information sheet takes all responsibility for the contents within; the Commission is not liable for the use of the information.