Erasmus +
Nyenrode welcomes incoming staff and students
Nyenrode has been awarded the Erasmus Charter for Higher Education (ECHE) 2021-2027, as an individual Higher Education Institution (HEI) established in a program country. Our EPS, moreover, outlines our Erasmus+ strategy for the coming years.
At the moment we only receive BSc students during the Fall semester. Kindly see our for more information
Is your institution interested in setting up a student exchange program with Nyenrode? Please contact us at international@nyenrode.nl.
Nyenrode welcomes incoming staff! Please check with your home institution whether you can apply for an (outgoing) Erasmus+ grant.
Is your institution interested in setting up a staff mobility program with Nyenrode or are you staff and would you like to visit Nyenrode? Please contact us at international@nyenrode.nl.
Erasmus+ Framework
Erasmus+* is the mobility program of the European Union for students and staff of educational institutes. The objective of Erasmus+ is to promote international cooperation through the mobility of students and staff. Erasmus+ will run from 2021 to 2027.
3 key Action areas in Erasmus+
- KA1 – Learning mobility of individuals. Mobility of students (studying and traineeships) and staff (training, teaching).
- KA2 - Participation with other institutions, such as strategic partnerships, school partnerships, knowledge alliances and alliances for sector-specific skills, IT platforms and capacity building.
- KA3 - Development of strategic concepts, such as strengthening concrete policy and the exchange of best practices.
Further information on the Erasmus + Mobility Program for Nyenrode can be found .
ECHE
The European Commission has awarded Universiteit Nyenrode B.V. the Erasmus Charter for Higher Education (ECHE) 2021-2027, as an individual HEI established in a program country.
*Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the National Erasmus Agency. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.