EUNICE Student Mobility

1 Define your project

• Select your destination: explore a range of options among 10 universities, each offering a diverse array of courses across various fields of study. Take a closer look at the course offerings from each university, evaluate the sufficiency of your language skills, and reflect on which countries and cultures resonate most with you.
• Discuss with your international coordinators and academic coordinator about it.
• Check your language level: if studying in another language than yours, a general B1-B2 level is recommended.

2 Check in with your local International or Mobility Office

Found your perfect match? Contact your local International Office to inquire about the application procedure: dates, form and documents to complete.

3 Fill in your « Learning Agreement » 

• A learning agreement is a contract which sets out the list of courses that the student wishes to follow in another university as well as the number of ETCS credits associated with them.
• It must be completed in agreement with the academic coordinator of the home and host universities.
• It is the document that will allow you to get the recognition of the courses followed abroad.