What does short-term mean?
Short-term stays abroad last 5 - 30 days. In general, the short-term stay abroad is part of a course/project/module at the Bauhaus-Universität.
In contrast, long-term/semester stays last 2 - 12 months.
What does blended mean?
Blended means that the course / project / module consists of at least 1 virtual / online phase and 1 short stay at one of our ERASMUS partner universities in another European country.
Why should I consider this?
Short-term blended mobility is a great opportunity to gain international experience within a short period of time, to get to know another university and other teaching and learning cultures and to make new friends in Europe.
What mobility formats are available?
1. Blended Intensive Programmes (BIP)
At least 10 students from at least 3 different universities from at least 3 different countries take part in a BIP.
2. Short-term blended courses (only for courses at BAUHAUS4EU partner universities)
At least 2 different universities from at least 2 different countries take part in a short-term blended course.
What requirements must students fulfil to get ERASMUS funding?
And how do I find a suitable course?
Option 1
A course at the Bauhaus-Universität is already designed to include a short stay abroad as part of a short-term blended mobility.
If you are unsure, please speak to your lecturer.
Option 2 (only for courses at BAUHAUS4EU partner universities)
You search independently for a course that is designed as a short-term blended mobility (e.g. summer school).
| BIP | short-term blended | |
|---|---|---|
| Amount of partner universities: | min 3 | min 2 |
| Amount of EU countries: | min 3 | min 2 |
| Duration stay abroad: | min 5 bis max 30 days (depending on course scheduling) | |
| Amount of funding days: | max 7 (without travel days) | |
| Duration online phase(s): | depending on course planning | |
| Timing online phase(s): | before, during and/or after abroad phase | |
| Amount ECTS: | min 3 | |
Travel costs are subsidised on a flat-rate basis throughout Europe based on the straight-line distance between the point of departure and destination.
The distance is determined by a European Commission instrument (distance calculator).
| Straight-line distance | Standard travel |
|---|---|
| 10 to 99 km | 28 EUR |
| 100 to 499 km | 211 EUR |
| 500 to 1.999 km | 309 EUR |
| 2.000 to 2.999 km | 395 EUR |
| 3.000 to 3.999 km | 580 EUR |
| 4.000 to 7.999 km | 1.188 EUR |
| 8.000 or more km | 1.735 EUR |
Students have the opportunity to apply for additional funding ( so-called ‘Top-Ups’).
Further information on the funding criteria can be found here:
| Scheme | Person travels green (Green Travel Top-Up) | Person receives "Social Top-Up" | Funding amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Scheme 1 | yes | yes | Person receives 79 Euro daily rate + daily rate subsidy for 2 travel days + daily rate subsidy for max. 4 additional travel days for "Green Travel" + Travel allowance for "Green Travel" according to travel distance + 100 EUR one-off for the "Social Top-Up" |
| Scheme 2 | yes | no | Person receives 79 Euro daily rate + daily rate subsidy for 2 travel days + daily rate subsidy for max. 4 additional travel days for "Green Travel" + Travel allowance for "Green Travel" according to travel distance |
| Scheme 3 | no | yes | Person receives 79 Euro daily rate + daily rate subsidy for 2 travel days + 100 EUR one-off for the "Social Top-Up" + travel allowance for "standard travel" according to travel distance |
| Scheme 4 | no | no | Person receives 79 Euro daily rate + daily rate subsidy for 2 travel days + travel allowance for "standard travel" according to travel distance |
The funding rates and funding criteria in the ERASMUS programme are set by the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD). The maximum possible funding period and funding amount is determined by the amount approved by the DAAD in the so-called "Grant Agreement". The scholarship amount for the students is determined on the basis of their information on the duration of their stay in the "Application for ERASMUS Scholarship" and the available budget. Against this background, it is possible that the financial ERASMUS funding period is shorter than the duration of the student's stay. The students will be informed about the exact amount of the grant when the "Grant Agreements" are sent out.
Should you fail to submit the required documents in full, you will have to repay part or all of your ERASMUS grant.
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