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Leiden University

Erasmus+

Erasmus+ for Studies Scholarship for Bachelor and Master Students in Europe Leiden University in Netherlands

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Field of study

Education

Funding

Limited Erasmus+ study grant funding is available. Grant amounts vary by destination country and annual funds allocated by the European Commission. Group 1 countries receive €390 per month and Group 2 countries receive €330 per month. Students may receive funding for a maximum of 90 days in 2026-2027, with additional days at 0-grant status. Green travel and inclusion top-up payments may be available, including €250 per month for eligible students with a DUO supplementary grant, medical condition

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Leiden University

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Erasmus+

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Erasmus+ is the European Union’s programme supporting study, training, teaching, internships, and academic mobility in Europe and partner countries. Funding and eligibility vary by action, institution, and destination.

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About this position

Erasmus+ for Studies at Leiden University is a scholarship for Bachelor and Master students who want to complete part of their degree at a partner university in another European country.

The programme supports outgoing student mobility under the Erasmus+ framework. Eligible students must be registered at Leiden University, be in at least their second year, and have a study period that is a recognised part of their degree. The host institution must have an Erasmus+ inter-institutional agreement with Leiden University.

Funding: limited funds are available. Monthly grant amounts depend on the destination country: Group 1 countries receive €390/month and Group 2 countries receive €330/month. For academic year 2026-2027, students can receive funding for a maximum of 90 days, with additional days at 0-grant status. Green travel support and inclusion top-ups may also be available for eligible students.

Eligibility highlights: applicants must have an address in the Netherlands when requesting the grant, and the mobility must last between 2 and 12 months (with a limited exception for shorter host semesters/trimesters). PhD candidates are not eligible for this study grant. Students going to the UK or Switzerland must use alternative routes described on the page.

How to apply: submit the request in the Study Abroad Portal at least two months before the start of the Erasmus period. Create and digitally sign the Online Learning Agreement, then follow the Erasmus+ checklist and upload all required documents before, during, and after the stay abroad. Late applications are denied.

Important notes: funding is first-come, first-served and not guaranteed even if you meet the criteria. Students may apply only once for the 2026-2027 academic year. Additional support may be available for sustainable travel and for students with medical, financial, or disability-related needs.

Funding details

Limited Erasmus+ study grant funding is available. Grant amounts vary by destination country and annual funds allocated by the European Commission. Group 1 countries receive €390 per month and Group 2 countries receive €330 per month. Students may receive funding for a maximum of 90 days in 2026-2027, with additional days at 0-grant status. Green travel and inclusion top-up payments may be available, including €250 per month for eligible students with a DUO supplementary grant, medical condition

What's required

Must be a registered Bachelor or Master student at Leiden University and at least in the second year of studies. The study period must be a fully recognised part of the Leiden programme, at a partner institution with an Erasmus+ inter-institutional agreement, and the applicant must have an address in the Netherlands when requesting the scholarship. The Erasmus+ period must be between 2 and 12 months, and applicants may apply only once per academic year 2026-2027. PhD candidates are not eligible for this study grant.

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