Longterm student mobility

Students can participate in physical mobility for studies and/or traineeships for a period of 2 to 12 months in total, excluding travel time, per cycle of study (bachelor, master, doctoral level) from the 1st year of studies.

Short-term student mobility

Any student, in particular those who are not able to participate in a long-term physical mobility for studies and/or for traineeships, for example, due to their study field or because they have fewer opportunities for participation, may combine a short-term physical mobility with a compulsory virtual component (blended short-term mobility).

Physical mobility must last between 5 and 30 days (excluding travel time) and be combined with a compulsory virtual component (e.g. online learning and remote teamwork).

A blended short-term mobility for studies must award a minimum of 3 ECTS credits.

 INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT GRANT for physical mobility abroad (for any EU Member States and third countries associated with the Programme or third country not associated with the Programme).

Duration of physical mobility

Grant amount

Groups with fewer opportunities

Up to the 14th day

79 EUR per day

+100 EUR for the entire mobility period

15th to the 30th day

56 EUR per day

+150 EUR for the entire mobility period

Mobility for doctoral candidates

Doctoral candidates and recent graduates (“post-docs”) can undertake short-term or long-term study or traineeship mobility periods abroad. The eligible duration of the mobility is between 5 and 30 days for short-term mobility and between 2 and 12 months for long-term mobility (optionally, combined with a virtual component).

Staff mobility for teaching and training

Staff mobility can be carried out by staff working in HEIs under any employment relationship or by invited staff from outside the HEIs. The mobility activity must be related to the staff’s professional development and address their learning and personal development needs.

A staff mobility period abroad can combine teaching and training activities. Any teaching or training period abroad may be carried out as a blended mobility.

Individual support grant

The grant amount awarded to staff to cover the costs of individual support in the framework of teaching or training mobility is calculated based on the duration of the teaching or training period.

What is blended mobility?
Blended mobility is a combination of physical mobility and a virtual component, facilitating online learning and teamwork.

Individual support grant

The grant amount awarded to staff to cover the costs of individual support in the framework of teaching or training mobility is calculated based on the duration of the teaching or training period.

Blended Intensive Programmes (ΚΑ131)

These are short, intensive programmes that use innovative ways of learning and teaching, including the use of online cooperation. The programmes may include international educational activities where transnational and transdisciplinary teams work together to tackle challenges for example those linked to the United Nations’ sustainable development goals or other societal challenges identified by regions, cities or companies.

Blended intensive programmes aim to reach all types of students from all backgrounds, study fields and cycles.

Additional grant support for people with fewer opportunities / Inclusion support for participants

Higher education institutions having selected students and/or staff with fewer opportunities can apply for additional grant support to the National Agency to cover the supplementary costs for the participation of people with fewer opportunities in the individual mobility activities. Students with fewer opportunities are entitled to a top-up amount to the monthly support received by students participating in long-term mobility for studies or traineeship with an amount of 250 EUR per month and a lump sum amount of 100 EUR or 150 EUR (on a per case basis) on the grant received by students participating in short-term mobility for studies or traineeship respectively.

Subcategories: Higher Education

Students with fewer opportunities must fall into the following social groups and their per capita income must not exceed the amount of six thousand (6,000) EUR in the most recent fiscal year.

  • The student is a single parent.
  • The student is a parent with three (3) or more children, out of which at least one is a dependent.
  • The student is an orphan of two parents, provided that the student is under 25 years of age. The date of birth shall be deemed to be December 31st of the year of birth and the date of attaining the age of 25 shall be deemed to be December 31st
  • The student is a dependent of a parent with three or more children (dependent or not).
  • The student is a dependent member of a single-parent family.
  • The student is a dependent member with a parent or parents and/or one or more sibling dependents with a disability percentage of at least 67%.
  • The student has a spouse and/or dependent children with a disability of at least 67%.
  • The student is a Greek citizen and member of the Muslim Minority of Thrace.
  • The student is a Roma.
  • The student is a refugee.
  • The student is currently in the process of transitioning.
  • The student is an ex-prisoner.
  • Students with a disability percentage of at least 50%, provided that their per capita income does not exceed the amount of seven thousand euro (7,000 EUR).
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