ERASMUS is a student, teacher, placement and staff mobility programme of the European Union, with a focus on encouraging students to study abroad during their years of higher education. IBS students have the opportunity to study in other higher education institutions through this programme. 

We are proud to have 42 partners in the European Union and 3 outside the EU, all excellent higher education institutions offering a great study abroad experience for you from Spain, through Turkey up to the polar areas of Finland, or even in the USA or South Korea.

Students from partner institution may apply to IBS for an Erasmus mobility by first contacting the Erasmus coordinator in charge at their home universities.

Check out our partner universities.

The Erasmus Programme is a wonderful - and maybe the only - opportunity in your life to spend one semester abroad – and to learn and understand a new and different culture. Being an exchange student can also improve your language skills as well as cultural awareness.

The study abroad option, as well as the generous grant, is available to any IBS student in the final year of the Bachelor's studies.

Personal benefits of taking part in Erasmus:

• independence, maturity and confidence,
• exposure to different cultures,
• international experience (looks good in your CV :)),
• improvement of your foreign language skills,
• educational experience in another university,
• travel and sightseeing in another city & country,
• fun, new friends, international contacts and much more!

For more details see the following pages:

Tempus Public Foundation
IBS' Erasmus Charter
European Commission of Education & Training
Erasmus Policy Statement
IBS Erasmus+ Manual