What is the Erasmus+ study mobility program?
The Erasmus+ program, now active for 35 years and named after the historic figure of Erasmus of Rotterdam – the European traveler par excellence – allows university students to have an educational and cultural experience at one of the partner universities.
Erasmus+ offers a unique opportunity to foster intercultural exchange, expand academic, linguistic, and personal skills, while promoting European integration and a spirit of global citizenship.
How long does Erasmus+ mobility last?
The mobility period can vary from a minimum of 2 months to a maximum of 12 months.
Who is the Erasmus+ programme aimed at?
The program is open to students of all study cycles regularly enrolled at UniRSM.
How to participate
To apply, you must respond to the call published by UniRSM each year, which provides details on requirements, timelines, procedures, and partner universities.
ECHE Card
The ECHE (Erasmus Charter for Higher Education) is a certification – issued by the European Commission – through which partner institutions commit to respecting the principles of quality and inclusion in international mobility, effectively creating a common European space for learning and growth.
The basic principles guaranteed by the ECHE charter are:
- Quality mobility for students and staff, promoting training and professional experiences abroad.
- Equitable and inclusive access to all the opportunities offered by the Erasmus+ Programme, without discrimination.
- Transparency in managing international activities, thanks to clear procedures and standards of excellence.
- European collaboration to foster innovation and internationalisation of higher education.
Through the ECHE and the Erasmus Policy Statement (EPS) 2021-2027, the University of the Republic of San Marino is committed to respecting the fundamental principles of the programme such as inclusion, transparency and non-discrimination and to promoting the participation of individuals with fewer opportunities, environmentally friendly practices and digital management of mobility.
