In the Erasmus+ Mobility with Partner Countries KA171 programme line (Key Action 1 – Mobility of Individuals with Partner Countries), the University of Passau was able to raise funds for collaboration with non-European universities. They include grants for student mobility (Incoming & Outgoing) as well as for personal mobility (Incoming & Outgoing).
The application and selection procedure is the same as for non-European universities, as is the crediting of academic achievements.
| Partner country | Partner university | Supervising Chairs | SMS Incoming | SMS Outgoing | SMS PhD Incoming | SMS PhD Outgoing | STA/STT Incoming | STA/STT Outgoing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Ethiopia | Bahir Dar University | Chair of Physical Geography with a focus on Human-Environment Research | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | |
| Ghana | University of Ghana | Chair of Common Law | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | |
| India | Indian Institute of Technology Madras (IITM) | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ||
| Loyola College Society | Professorship of Journalism | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ||
| Iran | Amirkabir University of Technology | Chair of IT Security | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | |
| K.N. Toosi University of Technology | Chair of IT Security | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ||
| Israel | Gordon College of Education | Chair of Educational Science with a focus on Diversity Research and Middle Childhood Education | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Jerusalem Multidisciplinary College (JMC) | Chair of Organisation, Technology Management and Entrepreneurship und Chair of Intercultural Communication | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | |
Kazakhstan | al-Farabi Kazakh National University | Chair of IT Security | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | |
| Kenya | Kenyatta University | Chair of IT Security | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | |
| Kibabii University | Chair of IT Security | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ||
| The Technical University of Kenya | Chair of IT Security | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ||
| University of Nairobi | Chair of IT Security | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ||
| South Africa | Stellenbosch University | Chair of Educational Science with a focus on Diversity Research and Middle Childhood Education | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | |
| Tunisia | École Superieure des Communication de Tunis | Chair of Distributed Information Systems | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | |
| École Nationale des Sciences de l'Informatique | Chair of Distributed Information Systems | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| SMS: Student Mobility for Studies - STT: Staff Mobility Training - STA: Staff Mobility Teaching Assignments |
| PhD Mobility is possible in form of SMS, STA or/and STT. |
The amount of financial support for students and staff participating in international mobility programs varies depending on the type of mobility and the direction in which the mobility takes place. These funding rates are set by the European Commission and depend on the partner country.
Project 2025
Both students and staff (incoming and outgoing) receive a travel allowance based on the distance to the destination country.
| Distance | Amount | Amount for Green Travel |
|---|---|---|
| 10–99 km | EUR 23 | – |
| 100–499 km | EUR 180 | EUR 210 |
| 500–1999 km | EUR 275 | EUR 320 |
| 2000–2999 km | EUR 360 | EUR 410 |
| 3000–3999 km | EUR 530 | EUR 610 |
| 4000–7999 km | EUR 820 | – |
| 8000 km or more | EUR 1500 | – |
For travel using standard means of transport, up to two travel days (0–2) are eligible for funding, and for sustainable travel, up to six travel days (0–6 days) are eligible.
If studying abroad incurs exceptionally high additional costs due to a disability or chronic illness, or because a child is being taken along for the entire stay abroad, an individual application is also possible, in which case the actual costs will be taken into account.
Participants (students and university staff) with a disability (degree of disability of 20 or higher) or with a chronic illness may apply for a preparatory visit in order to explore the local conditions in advance as preparation for an already approved mobility.
The application must be justified by the applicant and submitted to the International Office at least three months before the start of the mobility period. Approval is granted by the National Agency (NA DAAD) subject to the availability of funding.
To enable more students to participate, Erasmus+ offers additional top-ups for students with fewer opportunities. These include students with disabilities or chronic illnesses and students with children. Other groups may also receive a monthly top-up of EUR 250 under certain conditions: working students students from non-academic families and students facing economic barriers
Please note: If multiple criteria apply (e.g., chronic illness and being a first-generation university student), the additional funding can only be granted once. Further information on the supplementary funding can be found in the DAAD’s catalogue of criteria and at the International Office.
The amount of financial support for students and staff participating in international mobility programs varies depending on the type of mobility and the direction in which the mobility takes place. These funding rates are set by the European Commission and depend on the partner country.
Project 2024
Both students and staff (incoming and outgoing) receive a travel allowance based on the distance to the destination country.
| Distance | Amount | Amount for Green Travel |
|---|---|---|
| 10–99 km | EUR 28 | EUR 56 |
| 100–499 km | EUR 211 | EUR 285 |
| 500–1999 km | EUR 309 | EUR 417 |
| 2000–2999 km | EUR 395 | EUR 535 |
| 3000–3999 km | EUR 580 | EUR 785 |
| 4000–7999 km | EUR 1188 | EUR 1188 |
| 8000 km or more | EUR 1735 | EUR 1735 |
For travel using standard means of transport, up to two travel days (0–2) are eligible for funding, and for sustainable travel, up to six travel days (0–6 days) are eligible.
If studying abroad incurs exceptionally high additional costs due to a disability or chronic illness, or because a child is being taken along for the entire stay abroad, an individual application is also possible, in which case the actual costs will be taken into account.
Participants (students and university staff) with a disability (degree of disability of 20 or higher) or with a chronic illness may apply for a preparatory visit in order to explore the local conditions in advance as preparation for an already approved mobility.
The application must be justified by the applicant and submitted to the International Office at least three months before the start of the mobility period. Approval is granted by the National Agency (NA DAAD) subject to the availability of funding.
To enable more students to participate, Erasmus+ offers additional top-ups for students with fewer opportunities. These include students with disabilities or chronic illnesses and students with children. Other groups may also receive a monthly top-up of EUR 250 under certain conditions: working students students from non-academic families and students facing economic barriers
Please note: If multiple criteria apply (e.g., chronic illness and being a first-generation university student), the additional funding can only be granted once. Further information on the supplementary funding can be found in the DAAD’s catalogue of criteria and at the International Office.
The amount of financial support for students and staff participating in international mobility programs varies depending on the type of mobility and the direction in which the mobility takes place. These funding rates are set by the European Commission and depend on the partner country.
Project 2023
Both students and staff (incoming and outgoing) receive a travel allowance based on the distance to the destination country.
| Distance | Amount | Amount for Green Travel |
|---|---|---|
| 10–99 km | EUR 28 | EUR 56 |
| 100–499 km | EUR 211 | EUR 285 |
| 500–1999 km | EUR 309 | EUR 417 |
| 2000–2999 km | EUR 395 | EUR 535 |
| 3000–3999 km | EUR 580 | EUR 785 |
| 4000–7999 km | EUR 1188 | EUR 1188 |
| 8000 km or more | EUR 1735 | EUR 1735 |
For travel using standard means of transport, up to two travel days (0–2) are eligible for funding, and for sustainable travel, up to six travel days (0–6 days) are eligible.
If studying abroad incurs exceptionally high additional costs due to a disability or chronic illness, or because a child is being taken along for the entire stay abroad, an individual application is also possible, in which case the actual costs will be taken into account.
Participants (students and university staff) with a disability (degree of disability of 20 or higher) or with a chronic illness may apply for a preparatory visit in order to explore the local conditions in advance as preparation for an already approved mobility.
The application must be justified by the applicant and submitted to the International Office at least three months before the start of the mobility period. Approval is granted by the National Agency (NA DAAD) subject to the availability of funding.
To enable more students to participate, Erasmus+ offers additional top-ups for students with fewer opportunities. These include students with disabilities or chronic illnesses and students with children. Other groups may also receive a monthly top-up of EUR 250 under certain conditions: working students students from non-academic families and students facing economic barriers
Please note: If multiple criteria apply (e.g., chronic illness and being a first-generation university student), the additional funding can only be granted once. Further information on the supplementary funding can be found in the DAAD’s catalogue of criteria and at the International Office.
The amount of financial support for students and staff participating in international mobility programs varies depending on the type of mobility and the direction in which the mobility takes place. These funding rates are set by the European Commission and depend on the partner country.
Project 2022
Both students and staff (incoming and outgoing) receive a travel allowance based on the distance to the destination country.
| Distance | Amount | Amount for Green Travel |
|---|---|---|
| 10–99 km | EUR 23 | – |
| 100–499 km | EUR 180 | EUR 210 |
| 500–1999 km | EUR 275 | EUR 320 |
| 2000–2999 km | EUR 360 | EUR 410 |
| 3000–3999 km | EUR 530 | EUR 610 |
| 4000–7999 km | EUR 820 | – |
| 8000 km or more | EUR 1500 | – |
For travel using standard means of transport, up to two travel days (0–2) are eligible for funding, and for sustainable travel, up to six travel days (0–6 days) are eligible.
If studying abroad incurs exceptionally high additional costs due to a disability or chronic illness, or because a child is being taken along for the entire stay abroad, an individual application is also possible, in which case the actual costs will be taken into account.
Participants (students and university staff) with a disability (degree of disability of 20 or higher) or with a chronic illness may apply for a preparatory visit in order to explore the local conditions in advance as preparation for an already approved mobility.
The application must be justified by the applicant and submitted to the International Office at least three months before the start of the mobility period. Approval is granted by the National Agency (NA DAAD) subject to the availability of funding.
To enable more students to participate, Erasmus+ offers additional top-ups for students with fewer opportunities. These include students with disabilities or chronic illnesses and students with children. Other groups may also receive a monthly top-up of EUR 250 under certain conditions: working students students from non-academic families and students facing economic barriers
Leontina Kulko
Phone: +49 (0) 851/509-5113
Leontina.Kulko@uni-passau.de
Stefanie Dallmeier
Phone: +49 (0) 851/509-1165
Stefanie.Dallmeier@uni-passau.de
