EMERGE Mobilityfor students and staff
Study, teach or train at nine partner universities in eight European countries.

Who can go
Students at every level, and academic and administrative staff, of the nine EMERGE universities.
- 104agreements between partners
- 41fields of study
- 9universities, 8 countries
Students
Study for a semester at a partner university, or join a Blended Intensive Programme: a short stay abroad with students from several EMERGE universities.
Staff
Teach at a partner university, or take part in training to share practice with colleagues abroad.
Ways to take part

Study abroad
A semester at a partner university, with a learning agreement that sets out how your courses are recognised at home.
Blended Intensive Programmes
A short stay abroad, often around a week, combined with online sessions. BIPs bring students and staff from several universities together around one theme.
Virtual mobility
Online exchanges, shared courses, language tandems and joint projects with partners across the alliance, without travelling.
“A short flight can stretch your vision farther than seasons spent studying.”
M Abid Aslam“Norway can seem a different, even “boring”, destination compared with more typical Erasmus choices, but it offers truly unique experiences.”
Translated from Spanish
Ignacio Vidal Patiño“What stayed with me the most is how quickly we managed to connect with each other, bridge our cultural differences, and work together towards a common goal.”
Argiro Kalpaki“You have a lot to get from taking part in an EMERGE Alliance mobility, in terms of your professional, academic and personal development!”
“You gain independence, confidence, and unforgettable experiences that stay with you long after the program ends.”
“I would highly recommend taking part in a Blended Intensive Programme, whether as a participant or as a presenter.”
“It might be the one step you need to take to get closer to your dream. For me, it was one of the best decisions I have ever made.”
“It is a unique opportunity to grow, both personally and professionally, discover new cultures, and gain independence.”
Our Common Mobility Strategy
The strategy sets out how the nine universities will make mobility more accessible, better supported and more sustainable.
- 50%target physical mobility rate for each course of study
- 20%of curricula to include hybrid mobility by Year 4
- 1,555students and staff surveyed on barriers to mobility
Contact your mobility office
Applications go through your home university. Its mobility office can advise you on agreements, deadlines and funding.
University of Limerick
Ireland
UL Global
- Students
- outgoing.erasmus@ul.ie
- Staff
- staff.mobility@ul.ie
Democritus University of Thrace
Greece
Erasmus+ Office, Directorate of International Relations
- intrela@duth.gr
Universidade da Coruña
Spain
International Relations Office
- Students
- outgoing.rrii@udc.es
- Staff
- iro@udc.es
Université Rennes 2
France
International Relations Office
- Students
- sri-outgoing@univ-rennes2.fr
- General
- international@univ-rennes2.fr
Europa-Universität Flensburg
Germany
International Center
Université Bretagne Sud
France
International Affairs Service
- sai@univ-ubs.fr
University of Inland Norway
Norway
International Office
- international@inn.no
Matej Bel University
Slovakia
International Cooperation Office
- erasmus@umb.sk
Neapolis University Pafos
Cyprus
Erasmus Office
- erasmus@nup.ac.cy