Deivis Slavinskas
International Relations Coordinator
Radvilėnų st. 19, room 508, LT-50524 Kaunas
+370 676 92747
deivis.slavinskas@ktu.lt
Requirements for Erasmus+ program
Important! If you wish to participate in Erasmus+ program for part-time studies, you must check if KUT and the university of your choice has an inter-institutional agreement – students cannot go for part-time studies if there is no agreement. This rule does not apply for traineeships.
Requirements for bilateral exchange
Students willing to participate in the selection for exchange studies under bilateral exchange programme during the 2022/2023 academic year have to:
Most institutions accept the university language test as proof of English proficiency. However, some universities accept only TOEFL, CAE and IELTS. In order to make sure which language tests your receiving institution accepts, please check the List of Available Partner Institutions. You need to register and take TOEFL, CAE or IELTS tests during or after the exchange selection individually.
Important! For those applying for Erasmus+ traineeship, it is not mandatory to submit English language proficiency certificate.
The candidate students shall be informed about the selection results individually within 5 working days after the selection meeting.
Erasmus+ scholarship
Students may be awarded an Erasmus+ EU grant to help cover travel and subsistence expenses incurred in connection with their study period abroad. The amounts of the grant are defined by the National Agency. You can find more information about the exact amounts here.
The minimum amount of months that Erasmus+ scholarship can be awarded is three months.
The final amount for the mobility period is determined by multiplying the number of months of the mobility with the rate applicable per month for the receiving country. In the case of incomplete months, the financial support is calculated by multiplying the number of days in the incomplete month with 1/30 of the unit cost per month.
Erasmus+ scholarship is transferred to student‘s personal bank account. 90% of the determined amount is transferred before departure to the partner university, the rest of the scholarship is paid after returning and submitting all the required documents.
Students with special needs can request additional grant support. In preparation of your Erasmus+ mobility, you should indicate your needs and foreseen extra costs linked to your physical, mental or health-related conditions, in order to apply for the Erasmus+ special needs support grant. Areas that could be eligible for support linked to your Erasmus+ mobility, according to individual needs, include but are not limited to: adapted accommodation, travel assistance, medical attendance, supportive equipment, adaption of learning material, an accompanying person, etc.
Ask the academic exchange coordinator to help you with the Erasmus+ special needs support application form. Information for outgoing students is available at KTU Academic Mobility and Networks Office (erasmus@ktu.lt).
KUT Mobility Grant for Bilateral Exchange
The selected students may be eligible for a mobility grant contributing to living costs and travel expenses.
Mobility grant consists of: a grant for living costs – 700 Eur/month, and a contribution for travel expenses in accordance to 6 categories of travel distance. You can find more about the exact amounts based on the region here.
PARTNER UNIVERSITIES
For the spring semester of 2021-2022 academic year, students can study abroad in more than 20 countries. You can find an extensive list here .