ERASMUS+ can make it happen!
The ERASMUS+ Programme, is one of the world’s largest and well-known mobility programmes for study exchanges connecting over 3,000 universities in 33 European countries. Erasmus+ enables full-time students at the BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg to partially complete their studies through 100 European partner universites with over 250 study placements.
Students can partcipate in ERASMUS+ one or more times during their every phase of their studies ( Bachelor, Master, PhD). The study stay is possible for at least 2 months long and at most 12 months.
Benefits of the ERASMUS+ exchange studies
- Advice and Application at the BTU Cottbus- Senftenberg International Relations Office
- Academic recognition of your study performance abroad according to the ERASMUS+ Learning Agreement
- Exemption from the tuition fees of your host university
- ERASMUS+ financial support
- Combination physical/virtual study abroad (e.g., begin study 5 to 30 days on-site, continue virtually)
- additional funding
How do I apply for ERASMUS+?
Apply now for a semester abroad in the academic year 2025/2026 (winter semester 2025/26 and / or summer semester 2026).
Application Deadline: 01 February 2025
Online Application Portal: MoveOn
Required Documents:
1. Application cover sheet
2. Learning Agreement
3. Declaration of honour for additional funding
4. Letter of motivation
5. CV
6. Transcript of records
7. Certificate of enrolment
8. Language certificate
Explanations of the application documents and the application procedure can be found here
This is how the selection of applicants takes place at the BTU.
Available exchange places
The exchange places for the academic year 2025/26 by faculties:
Faculty 1: for Mathematics, Computer Science, Physics, Electrical and Informations Systems
Faculty 2: for Environmental and Natural Sciences
Faculty 3: for Mechanical Engineering, Electrical and Energy Systems
Faculty 4: for Social Work, Health, Music Education
Faculty 5: for Economy, Law, Social Sciences
Faculty 6: for Architecture, Civil Engineering, Urban Planing
More Information about the Erasmus+ program can be found here.
Experience reports
Here you can find the experience reports (mainly in German) from students of the BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg.
This project is funded with the help of the European Commission. The information within this publication reflect the views only of the author. The Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.