What is Erasmus+?
The Erasmus+ program, developed by the European Union, aims to advance education, training, youth development, and sports in Europe. Our institution is proud to partner with various institutions throughout the EU to provide students, staff and faculty members with the opportunity to gain firsthand experiences, knowledge and skills through mobility and cultural immersion.
Participation in the Erasmus+ program offers individuals the chance to acquire international and intercultural competencies, cultural awareness and build lasting connections. Successful applicants will receive a grant to cover the costs of their stay abroad, with varying amounts between sending and host countries.
The program is administered by Waterloo International and we strongly encourage all members of our community to consider this valuable opportunity for a successful and meaningful international experience.
For more information about the University's involvement in the Erasmus+ program or if you are interested in the available mobility opportunities, please contact Waterloo International.
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Testimonials
“The experience was very interesting and productive. I learned a lot of things about … the structure of the University, its different Faculties and Schools, the great facilities that you offer to...students and, last but not least, the importance the University is giving to its relationship with indigenous communities. I learnt many things about the functioning of a top, not only Canadian, but worldwide University that could be very useful in order to improve the way we do things at Carlos III University...I could not be more grateful. I am looking forward to continue working to develop and increase even more our existing collaboration.”
David Gill
University Charles III of Madrid, Spain
Staff Mobility for Training - 2023
“I visitedthe Pure Mathematics Department at the University of Waterloo for ten days using an Erasmus+ Staff Mobility program. Through discussions with my counterpart, I had the opportunity to gain a fuller picture of organizational and teaching-related questions. The visit laid the groundwork for ongoing and future research collaborations, exploring new ideas related to automata theory, a subfield in the intersection of mathematics and theoretical computer science. [It] was a very positive experience and provided me with the new stimuli I was hoping it would.
Daniel Smertnig
University of Graz, Austria
Staff Mobility for Training - 2022
“…even though our institutions are located geographically far away from each other, there are many shared points and commonalities in terms of realizing internationalization… Overall, I can say that I learned a lot from my esteemed colleagues working in the field of Internationalization at UWaterloo. I am wholeheartedly grateful and thankful to the colleagues at Waterloo International for giving me the opportunity to attend this mobility at their esteemed university.”
Yasin Altun
Middle East Technical University, Turkey
Staff Mobility for Training - 2022