The Erasmus programme offers you the chance of a study or work placement in a European country for 3 – 12 months.
The Erasmus programme is part of the European Commission's Lifelong Learning Programme 2007 – 2013 and is managed in the UK by the British Council.
Studying abroad can help you:
- improve your employment prospects
- improve your foreign language skills
- enjoy another country's culture
- increase your self-confidence
- be adaptable, flexible and open-minded
- make new friends and contacts in other countries.
Find out who can apply for the Erasmus programme.
Subject areas
The University of Brighton has 30 agreements for study exchanges with partners in 11 countries.
Find study and work placements in your subject area.
Student support
If you take part in the Erasmus programme you may be able to receive an Erasmus mobility grant. In addition, if you spend a full academic year abroad you may be eligible for a tuition fee waiver.
Find more student support.
Enquiries
For more information please contact your academic coordinator or email: erasmus@brighton.ac.uk
