Student Traineeship Mobility: Procedures to be Completed During the Mobility Period

Appropriate insurance arrangements covering the duration of internship mobility should be made. In addition to health insurance, coverage such as accident and personal liability insurance may also be required depending on the nature of the internship. Current requirements should be checked against relevant guidelines and contract documents.

Yes. The host institution may provide financial or in-kind support independently of the Erasmus+ grant, within its own rules. The student should clearly clarify the terms of acceptance and the contract with the host institution.

Erasmus+ internship mobility allows students to complete an internship abroad at a suitable company, research institute, laboratory, institution, or organization related to their academic field of study. This mobility can be undertaken even if the student's program does not include a mandatory or voluntary internship requirement.

If the internship tasks or learning objectives change significantly, this should be discussed with the host institution and the relevant academic coordinator. Necessary changes should be updated promptly on the Learning Agreement for Traineeships.

Finding an internship placement is primarily the student's responsibility. Students should research suitable institutions related to their academic field and manage the application process themselves; any different support mechanisms specific to the announcement or project will be announced separately.