Erasmus+ Programme
Nebrija University's commitment to international mobility and academic quality within the Erasmus+ programme.
Committed to education without frontiers.
With the Erasmus+ programme, you have the opportunity to make your time at university a unique international experience while you continue your academic training at some of the best European universities.
You will improve your language skills, get to know new cultures, build an international circle of friends and develop key skills for your professional future, such as adaptability, autonomy and global vision. All of this with the academic support we offer you at Nebrija and the support of the Erasmus+ programme.
Erasmus+ scholarships
study grants
Erasmus+ grants are awarded by SEPIE, the Spanish Service for the Internationalisation of Education (European Commission funds) together with the Spanish Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport. SEPIE is the body that acts as the National Agency for the management, dissemination, promotion and impact studies of the new Erasmus+ programme in the field of education and training (2021-2027).
The conditions, the number of grants and the amounts allocated may change from year to year:
- Managed by the International Mobility Office.
- In case of insufficient scholarships, the scale established in the International Mobility Programme will be applied.
- After the awarding of international mobility places to European destinations, the International Mobility Office will inform students about the procedures to be fulfilled in order to be beneficiaries of the Erasmus+ grants through informative meetings and e-mail notifications.
You can consult information on the rules, procedures and documentation of the Erasmus+ grant at this link.
With the Erasmus+ programme, each student can benefit from several Erasmus+ grants up to a total of 12 months per study cycle (adding study periods and internships within the framework of the Erasmus+ programme). In case of insufficient financial grants, priority will be given to students who are going for the first time on Erasmus mobility.
If you have any queries, please contactcon:erasmus@nebrija.es
Why study abroad?
abroad?
Studying abroad can be an unforgettable part of your university career and your life.
Not only does it enrich your academic training, but it also gives you a competitive edge in the global job market by developing intercultural skills and an international perspective that is highly valued by employers.
From the International Programmes Department, we want to facilitate this unique experience for every student.
If you need more information, please write to us at: outgoing@nebrija.es
Universities of Destination
Nebrija University has agreements with universities all over the world. Every year the Academic Departments, together with the International Programmes Department, review the offer of destination universities for outgoing students, taking into account the academic offer, interest in the destinations, new degrees, the balance in the number of mobilities carried out by both institutions and other criteria in order to offer Nebrija students the best experiences in our partner universities abroad.
We offer potential outgoing students different destination universities depending on their degree. We currently have exchange agreements with the following international universities:
Calendar of proceedings
Santander Erasmus and Other Scholarships.
If you have any questions, please contact: erasmus@nebrija.es
You can apply for this grant now if you are enrolled in the mobility programme for the academic year 2026-2027 or if you are planning to apply! Remember that it is a grant for Erasmus destinations. Click on the link and check the application deadlines.
Documents of interest
Frequently Asked Questions
If you are a 1st year student, we will give you more specific information in May, keep an eye on your Nebrija email.
From 2nd year onwards you can participate, in October we will open the portal and we will call for an information session in which we will explain the whole process. For more information you can consult the calendar here: Calendar of procedures
The requirements will be set out in the Call for applications and in each of the information sheets published in the Target Universities PDF.
Average grade of the transcript at the closing date of the application deadline and the fulfilment of the linguistic and academic requirements. For more information, please check the current call for applications.
Participants in the International Mobility Programme can choose 1st semester, 2nd semester or full academic year. You should check with your academic coordinator which duration is best for you based on your study plan, academic year, transcript of records, etc.
4th year mobilities must be previously reviewed and approved by the academic coordinator.
Valid language certificates for participation in the PMI (International Mobility Programme) will be IELTS Academic or TOEFL, no other certificate will be accepted. Information about the minimum grades for each university will be published in the Destinations PDF.
If you intend to study in a native language (French, Portuguese, German, Italian, etc.), it will not be necessary to present a language level certificate for enrolment in the PMI but it will be required by the host university (a minimum level of B1-B2) on different dates.
Students must sign a Learning Agreement with their degree coordinator, indicating the subjects they want to take at the host university and the equivalent subjects that will be recognised at Nebrija University. At the end of the stay, the host university will send the grades and your coordinator will recognise the credits taking into account the Learning Agreement.
Each degree programme has an international mobility coordinator who assists students. The coordinator is a lecturer who solves all the academic doubts of the participating students. In the link you can consult the list of coordinators.
No, tuition fees are paid at Nebrija according to the conditions agreed by the student (monthly or one-off payments). Sometimes some universities charge a fee for administrative costs.
Depending on the country, the costs vary considerably, so it is important to make an approximate study of the living costs in the country where the university you are applying to is located. In some universities, especially in the United States, on-campus accommodation is compulsory, with the consequent financial cost. It is important that you discuss this with your family and that you have financial support.
For non-EU countries and the UK, please note that there are fees associated with the visa process.
Once the selection results are in and you know your destination, you will have to send the documents requested by the host university (application form, academic transcript, copy of your passport, etc.). You will receive an email from the host university with this information. You can also consult their website. If you do not send them within the deadline, you may not be accepted as an exchange student.
Yes, there are a number of documents that you will have to present before your departure. We will inform you about all this in the pre-departure session that you will be invited to during the month of June.
If you have been awarded a destination that participates in the Erasmus + programme, the International Mobility Office will manage the corresponding applications and will provide you with more information by emailing erasmus@nebrija.es.
The amount of the grant depends on the cost of living in the host country, the Erasmus+ programme establishes 3 groups, you can check the estimated amount of your grant in the following link: Calculate your grant.
The grants will be paid in 2 instalments: 70% of the total when you arrive at the host university and 30% of the total at the end of your stay. The payment of this grant will be conditioned to the delivery of the required documentation.
If you are a participant considered to have "fewer opportunities" the amount will be higher, you can check the conditions in the following link: SEPIE Inclusion and Diversity Strategy.
You are obliged to apply for some form of health care. For Erasmus destinations it will be enough to apply for the European Health Insurance Card. If you are not a member of the Social Security, check with your mutual insurance company (MUFACE, MUGEJU or other).
For destinations outside Europe you will have to take out private insurance. In some countries the European Health Insurance Card is not valid and you will have to take out private insurance with international coverage and remember that the coverage may vary (psychological assistance, dental care, etc.).
There is a 2nd extraordinary round to participate in the IMP, please consult the dates in the Calendar of procedures.
This 2nd round only admits mobilities for the 2nd semester and for the destinations that have become available after the 1st award round.
Yes, citizens of a member state of the European Union and citizens of non-EU countries who hold a valid residence permit to reside in Spain during the period of mobility can participate in the International Mobility Programme and, if applicable, be beneficiaries of the Erasmus grant.
If you are not from the European Union, you may need to apply for a visa. Check with the embassy of the destination country and with the embassy of your country.
Students may withdraw from the International Mobility Programme before the end of the application period without penalty. The dates will be established in the Calendar of procedures, and must be communicated in writing by email to outgoing@nebrija.es.
After this period, if there are any withdrawals from the process, these must be justified by documentation for medical or academic reasons, otherwise, the candidate will be penalised by being prevented from participating in the International Mobility Programme again in the following academic year.
You should consult the careers department by emailing nebrijaprofesional@nebrija.es.