Information for Ulysseus Students
As a student at one of the eight Ulysseus partner universities, you are not just part of your home institution—you are also a Ulysseus Student, part of a European University Campus. This means you gain access to unique learning opportunities across all Ulysseus member universities, from studying abroad to engaging in virtual courses, all designed to enrich your academic experience. Whether you want to explore new cultures, expand your professional network, or gain unique skills, Ulysseus makes it easy for you to shape your educational journey. Ulysseus opens doors to a truly transformative European education experience. Don’t just study – broaden your horizons with Ulysseus.
Ulysseus Erasmus + Mobility
- Study Exchange
- Internships
- Blended Intensive Programs
- Double Degree Programmes
- Joint Degree Programmes
Ulysseus Academic Courses & Activities
- Academic Courses
- Activities
FAQs: Mobility for Students
Q&A Physical Mobility
Physical mobility allows students to study, intern, or conduct research at one of the Ulysseus partner universities in-person. This gives you the chance to immerse yourself in a new academic environment, experience a different culture, and expand your professional network.
You can apply for physical mobility through your home university’s Mobility Officer. Make sure to check the specific application deadlines and requirements for each Ulysseus destination.
Yes, funding options like the Erasmus+ programme are available. Check with your university’s Mobility Officer for more details on available scholarships or funding opportunities: Mobiliy Officers Contact Site.
The duration of your physical mobility depends on the programme you choose. It can range from a few weeks (e.g., summer schools) to a full semester or even an academic year for exchanges or internships.
Q&A Blended Mobility
Blended mobility combines both online and in-person learning. You may attend a Blended Intensive Programme at one of the Ulysseus partner universities. Blended Intensive Programmes (BIPs) are an innovative format of Erasmus+ mobility that combines online learning with a short period of in-person study. You’ll have the opportunity to take part in virtual classes followed by a one-week on-site experience at another Ulysseus university, where you’ll collaborate with students from across the alliance. This flexible and dynamic format makes international learning more accessible to a wider range of students. The recognition of ECTS credits earned through BIPs depends on the policies of your home university.
Check the Ulysseus course catalogue for Blended Intensive Programms. Your Mobility Officer will guide you through the application process and help you with any specific requirements for blended mobility options. Please be aware your home university is responsible for the internal selection of participants and may set a different application deadline.
Blended mobility offers flexibility by allowing you to engage in both virtual and in-person learning. It also allows you to balance academic, personal, and professional commitments while experiencing different cultural and educational contexts.
Yes, funding options like the Erasmus+ programme are available. Please refer to your university’s Mobility Officer for more information on funding options. Mobiliy Officers Contact Site.
Q&A Virtual Mobility
Virtual mobility enables you to participate in courses, workshops, or collaborative projects online, with no need to travel. It’s an ideal way to engage with Ulysseus universities without leaving your home institution.
Virtual mobility opportunities are listed in the Ulysseus course catalogue. You can sign up for online courses and activities via the Ulysseus academic offer page.
Yes, many virtual mobility activities offer ECTS credits. The exact amount of credits awarded depends on the specific course taken. Please make sure to check with your home university Programme Coordinator/Director/board of examiners of the degree programme you are enrolled in to confirm if and how the credits will be recognized.
Generally, virtual mobility is free of charge, but some specific courses may have a fee. Check with your university’s Mobility Officer for details. Mobiliy Officers Contact Site.
Useful links
Green Mobility Guide
