Eligibility

All French and international degree-seeking students who will study abroad within the Erasmus+ programme, and who complete their application before the deadline, will receive an Erasmus+ study grant from the European Union.

Students enrolled in one of the COMUE UBFC courses should contact the COMUE UBFC officers for information on how to apply for the Erasmus + study grant.

Submitting your application

Your grant application will be automatically taken into account once you have submitted the International office's online study abroad application form. There are no other steps to complete.

Submission deadline

• 15^th May if you are going abroad for the whole academic year or only the first semester.
• 15^th November if you are going abroad for the second semester.

Amount (year 2023/2024)

The monthly amount of the grant will depend on the destination country.

• 348 € for exchanges in: Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Ireland, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Norway, Sweden.
• 292 € for exchanges in: Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Germany, Greece, Italy, Malta, Portugal, Spain and The Netherlands.
• 225 € for exchanges in: Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, North Macedonia, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia and Turkey.
• 348 € for exchanges in the United Kingdom and Switzerland on the condition that the University of Burgundy has signed a specific Erasmus+ agreement with your host university.

Recipients of the grant will receive:

• 80% of the total amount once they have uploaded their arrival certificate to their online space;
• the remaining 20% upon their return, once their file is completed and finalised.

Combining grants and bursaries

The Erasmus+ grant for studies can be combined with:

• Regional council of Burgundy-Franche-Comté's bursary (bourse de mobilité internationale du Conseil régional de Bourgogne-Franche-Comté);
• Ministerial aid for international mobility (Aide ministérielle à la mobilité internationale);
• complementary Erasmus+ grant for students with disabilities;
• complementary Erasmus+ grant for social inclusion;
• CROUS bursary determined by social criteria;
• Franco-German University scholarship (Aide à la mobilité de l'Université Franco-Allemande - UFA).

Erasmus+ Programme is co-financed by the European Union.

Eligibility

Applications for Erasmus+ internship grants are open to all French and international degree-seeking students registered at the University of Burgundy, starting from first year of bachelor degrees, who have an internship to complete. However, the number of bursaries available can be limited.

Students enrolled in one of the COMUE UBFC courses should contact the COMUE UBFC officers for information on how to apply for the Erasmus + study grant.

The internship must:

• be between 2 and 12 months;
• take place in either a private or public organisation in:
  
  • one of the countries participating in the Erasmus+ programme (EU member states, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Turkey, Northern Macedonia, Serbia),
  • United Kingdom, Switzerland, Faeroe Islands, Andorra, Monaco, San Marino, Vatican.
• For students going abroad for an internship during the 2022/2023 academic year, the dates of the internship must fall between 1^st July 2022 and 30^th September 2023.
• For students going abroad for an internship during the 2023/2024 academic year, the dates of the internship must fall between 1^st July 2023 and 30^th September 2024.

Ineligible organisations to work in as part of the Erasmus+ internship programme:

• EU institutions;
• organisations which manage European programmes (in order to avoid potential conflict of interests or double financing);
• the national diplomatic representation (i.e. embassy) of the student's country of origin in the host country.

In line with the framework of the Erasmus+ programme, students receiving Erasmus+ grants cannot spend more than 12 months abroad per study cycle.

• You can combine Erasmus+ internships and Erasmus+ studies but their total duration must not exceed 12 months per study cycle (bachelor = 1 cycle, master = 1 cycle, PhD = 1 cycle).
• Students who have already completed an Erasmus internship or exchange programme within the framework of the prior Erasmus programme (before 2014/2015) can complete new mobilities under the condition that their stay abroad does not last longer than 12 months per cycle. This includes mobilities both before and after 2014/2015.

Don't forget that your Erasmus+ mobility can be combined with other types of mobility proposed by the University of Burgundy. If you have already spent 12 months abroad with the Erasmus+ programme, you can also go abroad for another exchange programme or an internship outside of the Erasmus+ programme.

Submitting your application

• Complete the uB International Office's online application form.
• Follow the instructions you will receive by email in order to create your personal online space.
• Finalise your electronic dossier by importing the required documents to your online platform.

Submission deadline

• Applications are continuously open within the limits of the budget given to the University of Burgundy by the Erasmus+ programme.
• It is imperative that you complete your application before you leave for your internship.
• The applications we receive in July and August will be reviewed starting in the beginning of September.

Amount (year 2023/2024)

The monthly amount of the grant will depend on the destination country.

• 498 €/month for internships in: Denmark, Faeroe Islands, Finland, Iceland, Ireland, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom.
• 442 €/month for internships in: Andorra, Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Germany, Greece, Italy, Malta, Monaco, Portugal, San Marino, Spain, The Netherlands and Vatican.
• 375 €/month for internships in: Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, North Macedonia, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia and Turkey.

Students receiving an Erasmus+ grant for internships will receive:

• 80% of the amount once they have uploaded an arrival certificate signed and stamped by the host organization to their online account;
• the remaining 20% once they have uploaded their end of internship certificate, a summary document of their internship/results, and the response from the questionnaire that they will be automatically sent at the end of their internship. The deadline for submitting these documents is the 30^th September.

Combining grants and bursaries

The Erasmus+ grant for internships can be combined with:

• CROUS bursary determined by social criteria;
• Ministerial aid for international mobility (Aide ministérielle à la mobilité internationale);
• complementary Erasmus+ grant for students with disabilities;
• complementary Erasmus+ grant for social inclusion;
• Regional council of Burgundy-Franche-Comté's bursary (bourse de mobilité internationale du Conseil régional de Bourgogne-Franche-Comté);
• in some cases, the Franco-German University scholarship (Aide à la mobilité de l'Université Franco-Allemande - UFA).

Erasmus+ Programme is co-financed by the European Union.

The Erasmus+ programme is dedicated to welcoming and supporting - both pedagogically and technically - students with a disability, especially in regards to additional financial costs. The programme aims to allow everyone to benefit fully from their Erasmus+ exchange experience.

Additional grant
In order to meet the specific needs of disabled students during their period of mobility, an additional sum of money to that of the Erasmus+ grant (exchange or internship) will be given to the student as a mobility aid to enable their participation in the programme.

What are your additional needs?
Additional financing can cover a wide range of things: adapted housing, special assistance during travel, medical monitoring, support materials, home help or a personal carer.

How to apply?
Please contact the University of Burgundy's International office where you can find out about the application procedure for additional financing aid: Nela JOURNAUX, Cette adresse e-mail est protégée contre les robots spammeurs. Vous devez activer le JavaScript pour la visualiser., 03 80 39 55 16.

Combining grants and bursaries
The complementary Erasmus+ grant for students with disabilities can be combined with:

• Erasmus+ grant for studies;
• Erasmus+ grant for internships;
• complementary Erasmus+ grant for social inclusion;
• Regional council of Burgundy-Franche-Comté's bursary (bourse de mobilité internationale du Conseil régional de Bourgogne-Franche-Comté);
• Ministerial aid for international mobility (Aide ministérielle à la mobilité internationale);
• CROUS bursary determined by social criteria;
• Franco-German University scholarship (Aide à la mobilité de l'Université Franco-Allemande - UFA).

Additional information

• In signing the Erasmus+ charter for higher education (ECHE) all higher education establishments agree to ensure equal access and opportunity to all individuals. Therefore, individuals with a disability can benefit from support services that the host organisation provides to its students and staff.
• Don't hesitate to consult the site MapAbility, an online accessibility map showing higher education establishments which are accessible to disabled students, created by the Erasmus Student Network (ESN).
• Take a look at these Erasmus+ stories: ExchangeAbility project; ExchangeAbility videos; Erasmus+ Ambassadors.

Erasmus+ Programme is co-financed by the European Union.

The Erasmus+ programme provides students with the new financial support in addition to the monthly Erasmus+ grant for studies and Erasmus+ grant for internships.

Students will get an extra social inclusion grant of 250 euros per month.

The University of Burgundy International office will contact all the eligible students who will need to provide us several documents to be able to receive this additional grant.

Like the classic Erasmus+ grant for studies, this specific aid is paid in two instalments: 80% at the beginning of the mobility and 20% at the end.

Combining grants and bursaries

The complementary Erasmus+ grant for social inclusion can be combined with:

• Erasmus+ grant for studies;
• Erasmus+ grant for internships;
• complementary Erasmus+ grant for students with disabilities;
• Regional council of Burgundy-Franche-Comté's bursary (bourse de mobilité internationale du Conseil régional de Bourgogne-Franche-Comté);
• Ministerial aid for international mobility (Aide ministérielle à la mobilité internationale);
• CROUS bursary determined by social criteria;
• Franco-German University scholarship (Aide à la mobilité de l'Université Franco-Allemande - UFA).

Erasmus+ programme encourages the use of eco-responsible transport (green travel).

For students who make most of their round trip to the host university or organisation by train, bus or carpool, a financial supplement of 50 euros will be paid at the end of their mobility, based on scanned transport receipts. You must upload these supporting documents to your application file in your personal electronic account on Mobility-Online.

This financial aid is only available to students going abroad as part of the European Erasmus+ programme (studies or internships).

Combining grants and bursaries

The complementary Erasmus+ grant for green travel can be combined with:

• Erasmus+ grant for studies;
• Erasmus+ grant for internships;
• complementary Erasmus+ grant for students with disabilities;
• complementary Erasmus+ grant for social inclusion;
• Regional council of Burgundy-Franche-Comté's bursary (bourse de mobilité internationale du Conseil régional de Bourgogne-Franche-Comté);
• Ministerial aid for international mobility (Aide ministérielle à la mobilité internationale);
• CROUS bursary determined by social criteria;
• Franco-German University scholarship (Aide à la mobilité de l'Université Franco-Allemande - UFA).

Erasmus+ Programme is co-financed by the European Union.

• Company internships
• Internship in schools

Erasmus+ Programme is co-financed by the European Union.

Eligibility, process and deadlines for your application

Carefully read the detailed information published on the Regional council's website:

• students going abroad to study as part of an exchange programme;
• students going abroad to do an internship.

Just like French students, all international degree-seeking students who are enrolled at the uB are potentially eligible for this aid.

In order to create an application for a bursary on Regional council website you will need to use the following codes depending on which faculty, institute or school you are enrolled in:

• University technological institute Dijon-Auxerre (IUT Dijon-Auxerre) : IIQN3E87
• University technological institute Le Creustot (IUT Le Creusot) : 1421B395
• University technological institute Chalon-sur-Saône (IUT Chalon-sur-Saône) : 7TT2KM55
• Institute for automotive and sustainable development Nevers (ISAT Nevers) : IN1AWJ94
• School of materials research and engineering (ESIREM) : KN3D1944
• Faculty of languages and communication (UFR Langues et communication) : IFSAU567
• Faculty of arts and philosophy (UFR Lettres et philosophie) : N69G1I51
• Faculty of humanities (UFR Sciences humaines) : 3QFG7466
• Facutly of law, economics and political science (UFR DSEP) : K342N771
• School of management (IAE) : ARTV3W19
• Faculty of sciences and technology (UFR Sciences et techniques) : 9WZEH474
• Faculty of life, earth and environmental sciences (UFR SVTE) : GA619936
• Faculty of health sciences (URF Sciences de santé) : QGRQST38
• Faculty of sports (URF STAPS) : 2D5JMC16
• Jules Guyot institute of vine and wine sciences (IUVV) : IM47K945
• Institute of teacher education (INSPÉ) : D1T8F487
• Centre Condorcet : 3581TM81
  
  

These codes are valid for 2023.
The codes for the 2024 year will be published at the end of December 2023 or at the beginning of January 2024.

If you have any questions or problems concerning your application you can contact the University of Burgundy staff:

• Cette adresse e-mail est protégée contre les robots spammeurs. Vous devez activer le JavaScript pour la visualiser.: if you are student at the University technological institute Le Creusot (IUT Le Creusot) or Centre Condorcet;
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• Cette adresse e-mail est protégée contre les robots spammeurs. Vous devez activer le JavaScript pour la visualiser. : if you are a student at University technological institute Dijon-Auxerre (IUT Dijon-Auxerre);
• Cette adresse e-mail est protégée contre les robots spammeurs. Vous devez activer le JavaScript pour la visualiser.: if you are student at the Institute for Automotive and Sustainable Development (ISAT) going on a internship; 
• all other students must contact the person responsible in the central International office: Cette adresse e-mail est protégée contre les robots spammeurs. Vous devez activer le JavaScript pour la visualiser. for student exchange mobilities (Aquisis) and Cette adresse e-mail est protégée contre les robots spammeurs. Vous devez activer le JavaScript pour la visualiser. for internships (Dynastage).

The application period is open until 25^th October. After you have completed and validated your application online, it will be sent to your contact person at uB. This procedure must be done 30 days at the latest after your mobility start date (the date indicated on the certificate of arrival or internship agreement). If you go abroad at the end of the calendar year, make sure that you have completed and validated your application by 25^th October.

If you have any questions once your application has been validated by the University of Burgundy, please contact the Regional council: Cette adresse e-mail est protégée contre les robots spammeurs. Vous devez activer le JavaScript pour la visualiser..

Students enrolled in a COMUE UBFC programme must contact the agents of the COMUE UBFC to find out how to apply for the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté Regional Council international mobility grant.

Combining your bursaries and grants

The Regional council's bursary for international mobility can be combined with:

• the Erasmus+ grant for studies;
• the Erasmus+ grant for internships;
• complementary Erasmus+ grant for students with disabilities;
• complementary Erasmus+ grant for social inclusion;
• Ministerial aid for international mobility (Aide ministérielle à la mobilité internationale);
• CROUS bursary determined by social criteria;
• Franco-German University scholarship (Aide à la mobilité de l'Université Franco-Allemande - UFA).

If you are receiving any other bursaries, make sure you find out from the Regional council as well as the concerned organisations if you can combine them with that of the Regional council.

Eligibility

To obtain this financial aid you must:

• be registered at the University of Burgundy as a degree-seeking student at the time of your application and during your mobility;
• receive a bursary on social criteria from the French Ministry of higher education (including grade ''0 bis''), or, benefit from an annual emergency aid, allocated by CROUS according to the specific conditions at that moment. During your stay abroad, the Ministerial aid for international mobility (AMI - Aide ministérielle à la mobilité internationale) will be added to your basic CROUS bursary on social criteria;
• be completing a study exchange programme or internship abroad, as part of your degree, for a minimum of 59 consecutive days;
• be in the process of completing your degree (bachelor's, master's, DUT...) : a national diploma credited by the French Ministery of high education;
• just like French students, all international degree-seeking students who are enrolled at uB are potentially eligible for this aid provided that they fulfil the conditions mentioned here above.

Ineligible candidates:

• students who receive a prêt d'honneur (a no interest loan given to those in certain circumstances);
• PhD students;
• students doing DU diplomas or DUETI;
• students registered for one of the COMUE UBFC courses;
• students who have already received the maximum amount allowed from this aid which is 3.600 euros during their previous stays abroad.

Applying

Applications for Ministerial aid are made through the International office's online application form for international mobilities. When you fill out the form, you must select that you will receive a CROUS bursary during your international mobility so that your request will be automatically taken into account.

• Link to the study abroad application form (you will also find this on the pages: Erasmus+ programme, BCI programme, Double and triple diplomas and Cooperation agreements).
• Link to the internship abroad application form (you will also find this above on the section Erasmus+ grant for internships).

Please only fill in one mobility application.

For example:

• if you are going abroad as part of an Erasmus+ exchange programme, you need to fill in the International office's online form for studies abroad. It is in this same form that you will automatically apply for both grants: Erasmus+ grant for studies and Ministerial aid;
• if you are going to do an internship abroad and wish to apply for the Ministerial aid grant and the Erasmus+ grant for internships you only need to fill in the application form once.

Don't forget to specify in your application form that you will receive a CROUS bursary even if you have not yet received the official response from CROUS. If it is confirmed that you will receive a CROUS bursary, you must upload the official bursary statement as soon as you have received it. Students who are going abroad to complete an internship must also upload their internship contract to their account. If you do not upload this document your request will not be considered.

Submission deadline

Your request for ministerial aid will be treated at the same time as your mobility file for studies/internship.

Amount

The amount can depend on several factors:

• the destination country;
• the length of your international mobility;
• the total number of applications made;
• the budget attributed to the University of Burgundy by the Ministry of higher education.

Estimated amounts to be allocated to eligible students, within the limit of the budget granted to the uB by the Ministry of Higher Education, Research and Innovation.

If you carry out several international mobilities during your course of studies, you are entitled to apply for the grant several times. Even if you have already received ministerial aid within another French higher education institution, you can make a new application through the University of Burgundy. But be aware that the total sum a student can receive throughout their entire course in higher education cannot exceed 3.600 euros.

Combining Ministerial aid with other bursaries

Ministerial aid can be combined with:

• CROUS bursary determined by social criteria;
• the Erasmus+ grant for studies;
• the Erasmus+ grant for internships;
• complementary Erasmus+ grant for students with disabilities;
• complementary Erasmus+ grant for social inclusion;
• Regional council of Burgundy-Franche-Comté's bursary (bourse de mobilité internationale du Conseil régional de Bourgogne-Franche-Comté);
• Franco-German University scholarship (Aide à la mobilité de l'Université Franco-Allemande - UFA).

The Franco-German University mobility bursary (Aide à la mobilité de l'Université Franco-Allemande - UFA) is aimed at French and international degree-seeking students who are studying a cursus intégrés programme between the uB and the Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz or University of Opole in Poland, with the exception of those studying at bachelor and master level in cooperation with the University of Bologna.

The Franco-German University scholarship grants each chosen student, who studies in Mainz and also in Opole in the frame of Europa Master programme, 300 euros each month for a maximum of 10 months.

Aside from the bursaries already listed, you can do your own research to find other financial sources for your period abroad.

Examples

• Mobility bursaries offered by the ministry of your country of origin.
• Mobility bursaries from your own regional council, from your general council or from the local town council of your principal home town in France or in your home country.
• Internship grant for students from the Franco-German Youth Office (Office franco-allemand pour la Jeunesse - OFAJ), which provides funding for young people doing an internship in Germany.
• The CRIJ society publishes other available bursaries on their website.
• Societies who offer bursaries, for example, The Rotary Club Dijon offers bursaries that students in difficult situations can apply for if they have an internship project to complete abroad.
• Financial aid from the embassy of your destination country.
• Agence universitaire de la Francophonie offers help for internships abroad.
• Various organisations offer financial aid for very specific projects: research stays, thematic internships, cultural and linguistic discovery of a country, internships for young graduates,... In the majority of cases, these are mobilities that you can carry out outside of your studies at the University of Burgundy, but some of these scholarships can also finance your study or internship stay abroad as part of your training at uB, such as the Eole excellence scholarship from the Franco-Dutch network or the scholarship from the Franco-Bavarian University Cooperation Centre aimed at the students doing their studies or research internship in Bavaria.
• Loans and bursaries are offered by certain French banks for their clients.

If you are going to be receiving another bursary which is not an Erasmus+ grant, Ministerial aid or the Regional council of Burgundy-Franche-Comté's bursary, you must check that the bursary in question can be combined with the other bursaries that you will receive.

This table gives a rough summary of financial aid amounts. Please be conscious of the fact that there are a number of factors which can affect the amount: length of stay, host country, type of mobility, social criteria, total budget granted for mobility, number of students eligible for aid, etc.