ERASMUS+

Erasmus+ is an exchange programme of the European Union that allows higher education students to study for one semester in another European country. The Erasmus programme is designed to help European young people develop their intercultural understanding and skills.

The Erasmus+ programme was launched by the European Commission in 1987. The programme is named after Martinus Erasmus. Erasmus was a Dutch humanist and theologian in the 15th century. Erasmus worked to promote intercultural understanding in Europe and helped to advance education and research in Europe.

The Erasmus+ programme is one of the European Union's most popular education programmes. The programme hosts around 300,000 students each year. 

The Erasmus+ programme offers students the following advantages

The opportunity to study in a different culture
Opportunity to make new friends and network internationally
Opportunity to develop language skills
The Erasmus+ programme contributes to students' academic success and personal development. The programme helps students to develop their intercultural understanding and skills. The Erasmus programme is an important part of the European Union's efforts to promote intercultural understanding and cooperation.

To participate in the Erasmus+ programme, students need to receive an invitation from a higher education institution that accepts the Erasmus programme. Students participating in the Erasmus+ programme have part of their costs covered by the Erasmus+ grant.

The Erasmus+ programme is an excellent opportunity for students who dream of studying in Europe. The programme offers students the opportunity to study in a different culture, make new friends and network internationally. The Erasmus+ programme contributes to students' academic success and personal development.

Faculty Erasmus+ Coordinator Prof. Dr Sami ŞİMŞEK

Firat University Faculty of Veterinary Medicine Erasmus+ Contracted Countries and Universities