Erasmus+ Praktikum

• Student Mobility Placements
  Both compulsory and voluntary internships in companies as well as other institutions such as research centers, research laboratories at universities, educational centers, non-profit institutions, non-governmental organizations, etc. are eligible for funding for enrolled students after completion of their first year of study, for a period of at least 2 to a maximum of 12 months.
   
• Graduate/graduate internships
  Graduates can also be funded for Erasmus+ internships if they were selected by the sending university during their final year of study and carry out and complete the internship abroad within one year of completing the relevant study phase.
   
• PJ
  Funding for the practical year (PJ) as part of a degree course in medicine and pharmacy is possible if the student is enrolled during the PJ period and the internship is part of the curriculum.

Students enrolled after completing their first year of study are eligible for funding for a period of at least 2 to a maximum of 12 months.

Important: Exmatriculated students can also apply for an Erasmus+ internship up to 12 months after exmatriculation. 

Experience reports can be helpful when looking for and deciding on an internship. You can find these on the KOOR website.

KOOR also offers a range of information and opportunities to find an internship. 

You can apply for an Erasmus+ grant in the online application portal “Placement Online” as soon as you have received a placement confirmation, provided that the start date of your internship matches the current application phase and funds are still available.

Your application documents for the Erasmus+ scholarship must be submitted in a complete form two weeks before the start of your internship. For internships at schools and university institutions, there is a shorter deadline of one week for submitting the complete Erasmus+ application documents. Details on the application process can be found on the KOOR - Erasmus Services BW website.

In order to have enough time to process the documents and collect all the necessary signatures, it is recommended to register at least 6 to 8 weeks before the start of the internship.

You can find a breakdown of funding and financing for an Erasmus+ internship on the KOOR website. 

Note: Even if your internship stay is financially remunerated, it is possible to receive funding for your Erasmus+ internship stay, provided that the remuneration does not exceed the current remuneration limit.

Signature for the application form: internshipspam prevention@erasmus.uni-tuebingen.de (Thomas Lauterwasser)
Furthermore, please provide a current certificate of enrollment.

Signature for the Learning Agreement: the subject coordinators
Here you can find a list of the Erasmus+ partner universities and the subject coordinators.