Brazil

• University of São Paulo (USP)
• Sao Paulo State University (UNESP)
• Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ)

China

• China University of Political Science and Law (CUPL) 

Serbia

• University of Belgrade
• University of Niš
• University of Novi Sad

You may apply for a grant through the University of Bordeaux Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility program if you are a student enrolled in a Bachelor or Master degree at one of the partner institutions listed above and you have completed your first year of higher education studies at the time of mobility.

The University of Bordeaux and its partner universities have set the following selection criteria:

• Academic and/or scientific excellence: grades achieved over the university study years to date (translated into French or English)
• The motivation of the candidate: cover letter
• The relevance and quality of the mobility project (notably whether there is a good match between the program followed at the home university and the desired program to be followed at the University of Bordeaux)
• The required linguistic skills

In the case of academic equivalence between students, priority will be given to students from underprivileged backgrounds in a socio-economic context.

Applicants are pre-selected by their home universities, which is why interested students must contact the International Relations Office at their university in order to obtain all the necessary information on submitting their application. Subsequently, the University of Bordeaux will proceed with the selection of students using the list of pre-selected students provided by the partner institution.

All mobility periods carried out through the Erasmus+ ICM program are funded by a grant of up to €850 per month. Additionally, the grant includes a travel bonus - the amount of this bonus depends on the distance travelled:

The Erasmus+ ICM program funds mobility periods during the academic years 2018-2019 and 2019-2020. The university year is made up of 2 semesters: the first semester begins in September and finishes in January, whilst the second runs from February until the end of June.

Contact the International Relations Office of your home university to find out more about how to apply.