You will be automatically eligible for ERASMUS exchange once you have enrolled on one of IBS's Bachelor's programmes and completed the minimum credits necessary (see the step-by-step guide for details). We offer study abroad option for all bachelor students in the sixth semester of their studies.

Erasmus Student Charter

The period you spend at our partner institution will be accepted by IBS. You will need to study subjects which are as similar to your own curriculum as possible - should this cause any problems, IBS will provide the highest flexibility in module acceptance. If you cannot register for some of your compulsory modules at the partner institution, you will be offered special tuition and exams by IBS.

Outgoing Erasmus students pay their normal tuition fee at IBS - you will not have to pay for the tuition at the receiving institution! You only have to cover the costs of living in the given country, for which IBS will, thanks to the Tempus Foundation, provide you with a grant.

The amounts of the monthly grant by country

If you are eligible to additional support based on social disadvantage, you may apply for an additional grant until 19 June 2020 - unfortunately this form is available only in Hungarian and must be filled in in Hungarian:

Call for applications for additional support
Application form for additional support

Please contact Etelka Dombora for all further details (edombora@ibs-b.hu).

Click here to see the complete list of our Erasmus partners.

A step-by-step guide to Erasmus applications
Erasmus application form 
Erasmus rules of study
IBS' Erasmus Charter

Reports by IBS students who have returned from Erasmus (IBS password required)

For students with disabilities

Pályázati felhívás az Erasmus+ programban részt vevő fogyatékossággal élő vagy tartósan beteg hallgatók illetve munkatársak kiegészítő pénzügyi támogatására.

Pályázati űrlap

If you would like to have a Europass Mobility Document

Information letter
Guidelines