When you study as an exchange student via Erasmus+, you are exempt from any tuition fees at the host university, and you will also receive a grant.
We have Erasmus+ agreements for Master's students at the following universities:

•  University of Copenhagen, Denmark
•  Universität Wien, Austria 

To be eligible to participate in Erasmus+ student mobility you need to fulfil the following requirements (call 2020): 

• Have completed at least a year of full-time studies at higher education level (60 credits) before departure for Erasmus+ studies.
• Be a registered and active student at Stockholm University, where you intend to graduate. (Students on study leave are not eligible)
• Study full time at the host university for a minimum of 90 days or do full-time work at an eligible organization for a minimum of 60 days, but no more than 360 days per education cycle (bachelor, master or PhD level).
• Not been on an Erasmus+ mobility before during the same study cycle so that the total mobility period exceeds 360 days (previously and planned mobility)
• Have a signed Learning Agreement before departure.
• Take a language assessment (OLS).
• Submit Arrival Certificate, Certificate of Attendance and Erasmus+ Participant report during and after the mobility.
• Not accept any other scholarships from the EU or the Swedish Council for Higher Education at the same time.

Students selected and nominated as Erasmus+ students, who meet the requirements, are required to submit an online-form in the Erasmus+ portal and may apply for an Erasmus+ mobility grant.
Find more information about the Erasmus+ grant here.

How you apply

The application is written in English – not in the host country's language or in Swedish. Please contact Anna Carin Haag before the application opens for more information.

Ansökan för utbytesstudier genom Erasmus 2022+2023 (152 Kb)

Read more about Erasmus+ here.

Stockholm University is part of the university CIVIS – European Civic University Alliance. CIVIS is an alliance within Erasmus+ which in total includes eight universities. 

All students at Stockholm University, regardless of subject or level can apply for Erasmus+ exchange studies within the CIVIS alliance.
All students offered a place through CIVIS can apply for an Erasmus+ scholarship. 

For information about where to go, requirements, application, scholarship and more - CIVIS Erasmus+
 

Do you want to study abroad without having to spend a whole semester away? The CIVIS Alliance, in which Stockholm University is a participant, offers several courses for students who want to study a short term course at one or more partner universities in Europe.

CIVIS-courses

• are free of charge for Civis-students (with some exceptions for fee-paying students)
• provide the opportunity to apply for funding for the trip and accommodation (application at the home university)
• Find further information and application instructions on the following link: Course catalogue: CIVIS Courses
•  Financing: Civis-grant

north2north is a network within the University of the Arctic, where universities and colleges around the Arctic Circle cooperate.

The student exchange programme offers scholarships and placements for one or two semesters at one of the program's partner universities in the United States (Alaska), Canada, Russia, Iceland, Finland and Norway. Students can apply for a north2north scholarship through the Swedish Institute. 
All students at Stockholm University, regardless of subject, can apply to north2north. However, students who study courses with emphasis on the Northern and Arctic regions are prioritised.

For information about where to go, requirements, application, scholarship and more, see north2north - student exchange with a scholarship.
 

Now applications for exchange studies, spring semester 2023, through university-wide agreements are open, between 1 – 31 March 2022: 

Call for applications: Exchange studies through university-wide agreements, spring 2023