Study abroad with a short blended mobility programme
Blended Intensive Programmes (BIPs) are short, intensive study programmes that use innovative forms of learning and teaching, combining distance learning with short periods of physical mobility. Registration is open until 4 May.
Transcending the limits of traditional courses, the Blended Intensive Programmes have become a new form of mobility within the Erasmus+’ programme. Depending on the topic and the setup, a BIP might attract students from different disciplines and a broad range of countries, even beyond Europe. Most CIVIS BIP:s are open to students from Bachelor's, Master's and Doctoral studies levels.
While taking part in a BIP, the students participate in online learning from home. The virtual session is then followed by a 5 days physical mobility to another CIVIS member university, to allow participants to work alongside professors and students from across the Alliance.
Students admitted to BIP:s shall apply for an Erasmus grant for participating in a short blended mobility if the eligibility criteria are met. Here you can read more about Erasmus grant for blended mobility.
How do I apply for a CIVIS BIP?
As a student at Stockholm University, you have the opportunity to apply for a Civis BIP. Keep in mind, however, that there are eligibility requirements to participate and that special requirements apply to fee-paying international students. To ensure that you are authorized to participate in an Erasmus+ mobility, and that you can take credit for the course, you must first contact the study advisor or the exchange coordinator at your department.
All applications are made via CIVIS' mobility portal, which you can access directly from the Civis' course catalogue.
More information about CIVIS BIPs can be found on the Civis website: CIVIS Blended Intensive Programmes.
Explore the catalogue of CIVIS courses
Here is a sample of current BIPs offering, please visit the Civis website for a complete list. Registrations are open until 4 May.
Mediterranean Renaissance: Art and Literature
Novel Research and Ethics: from Neuroscience to AI
Global Migration on the Ground
Non-coding RNAs in Health and Disease
Whose Past? Managing Endangered Cultural Heritage
Attractiveness, branding and governance of regions
From Art Nouveau to Art Deco: Europe’s Cultural Transformation and Its Lessons for Today
Digital Transformation of the Democratic Discourse
Active Volcanoes and Climate Hotspots: An Interdisciplinary Exploration on Nisyros
Online fake news and disinformation: recognize and verify
Contact and more information
Please contact the exchange coordinator at your departmente to ensure that you meet all eligibility requirements. Contact details can be found on the page: Departmental international coordinators at Stockholm University.
Contact studentutbyte@su.se for questions regarding CIVIS corses.
Contact erasmusutbyte@su.se for informations about Erasmus+ scholarships.
What is CIVIS?
CIVIS – European Civic University Alliance is an alliance within Erasmus+ that brings together over 470,000 students at eleven universities in Europe.
Last updated: April 16, 2025
Source: Communications Office