You can upload your application in the Mobility Online system by choosing minimum one, but maximum three universities. The order is up to you, but we advise to put the most desirable one as nr1. Please note, that you can win this scholarship to only one place.

Please also note, that you can apply to those universities ONLY, that offers the same subject area as yours. Some have primary or pre-school education only, but most have both. If you cannot see one of the universities that means that you cannot apply to that.

APPLICATION PLATFORM FOR STUDIES*

APPLICTION PLATFORM FOR TRAINEESHIP*

APPLICATION GUIDE

*Please make sure to choose the “Application form” before logging in to the system.
 

Required document to attach to application

 * Please contact the following lecturers in order to get your Traineeship Certificate signed. We accept digital signatures; therefore, you don’t need to print the document.

• KIDE: Maya Lo Bello
• ECE: Dr. Mónika Sándor

The Erasmus+ grant for study abroad mobilities consists of

• the (monthly) individual support grant and
• the one-time, single contribution travel support
• additional support (only if applicable)

The Erasmus+ grant depends on the number of mobility days and the host country of the mobility.
 

A. Individual support grant

The individual support grant for study abroad (and combined) mobilities in the academic year of 2025/2026:

B. Travel support

The travel support is a one-time support for study abroad mobilities, calculated on the basis of the air distance between the headquarters of the sending and the host institutions (city) by using the distance calculator supported by the European Commission.

The amount of travel support for confirmed green travel is higher, if at least 51% (more than half) of the total return journey is sustainable. Based on this the amount of the travel support is as follows:

C. Additional support

You can request further additional support to your scholarship if you are entitled to do so. Please check the possibilities on the following link.

Credit recognition – course equivalence

According to the Erasmus+ regulations, a minimum of 20 credits must be taken (based on the number of credits (ECTS) for the courses abroad) and completed at the host institution. However, it is recommended to take a higher number of credits (approx. 30 ECTS) (in some cases this is mandatory).

The credits earned are fully recognized by the university through an exceptional study program.

In the case of studying abroad, all credits earned by the student will be fully credited by the faculty towards their studies in Hungary. To this end, the student must submit the appropriate exceptional study schedule requests.

• A guide to course recognition

Students are required to have the credits earned abroad recognized as compulsory, compulsory elective, or elective credits.

In order for students to submit the above-mentioned application, they must find courses that they can take at their host university and that are accepted by TÓK. By clicking on the link below, you can find the faculty’s equivalence table, which contains these courses. (Please note that the list is constantly changing/being updated! The most up-to-date list is always the one found on the host university's website or in the welcome email from the coordinator abroad).

• Equivalence table