Here you will find information on how and when to apply for a study trip.
When should I apply?
Applications for semester 4 abroad are made during semester 1, and applications for semester 5 abroad are made during semester 3.
For a departure during semester 4 (between January and June 2025)
- In Europe:
- 1st application campaign: from 16 October to 9 February 2024
- 2nd application campaign: from 18 March to 7 June 2024
For a departure during semester 5 (between September and December 2024)
- In Europe: from 16 October to 9 February 2024
- Outside Europe: from 16 October to 19 November 2023
How to apply?
By going on the mobility portal.
- Outside Europe: select the form “2024/25 - Candidature sortante - ECHANGES Hors-Europe”
- In Europe: select the form “2024/25 - Candidature sortante - ERASMUS+/Echange/Double Diplôme/Diplôme Universitaire”
You will need to provide the following documents:
- Resume
- Motivation letter
- Baccalaureate and post-baccalaureate transcript of grades
- Student contract (document to download for study trips outside Europe)
- Proof of ID (for study trips outside Europe)
- Photo (for study trips outside Europe)
- Academic curriculum (document to download for study trips outside Europe)
- Recommendation letter (for study trips outside Europe)
- Study contract for your destination (document to download)
Mobility outside Europe
For trips to Canada, the study contract is required by the Cégep. Please note that a one-semester study permit does not allow you to stay in Canada to complete your internship. You'll need to find one in France or abroad, and make sure that your internship and thesis are completed by August 31.
For destinations in the United States and England, you must complete the document attached below indicating the courses you wish to study: search the websites of the partner universities and ask the International Relations Office for the list of courses that have been pre-selected by the teaching teams. For this document, you need to talk to your director of studies, so that he or she can help you select the courses at the partner university and sign the document.
For studies at the Montréal ETS: get in touch with the International Relations Office to have detailed information on your course choices.
Mobility via Erasmus+
For destinations in Erasmus+ partner universities, you must complete the document attached below indicating the courses you wish to study: search the partner university websites and ask the International Relations Office for the list of courses that have been pre-selected by the teaching teams. For this document, you need to talk to your director of studies so that he or she can select the courses with you at the partner university and sign the document.