Mobility Overview
Euroculture provides a truly European experience by offering multiple opportunities throughout the course of the study programme to go abroad. At least one mobility movement is mandatory in Euroculture. A minimum of one exchange semester to a different Euroculture university is required, but you may choose to return to previously visited university later. This means you can spend up to three semesters out of four in one Euroculture university. To summarize your options:
Semester 1: University A
Semester 2: University B
Semester 3: University A, B, or C
Semester 4: University A or B
Euroculture mobility is integrated into the programme. It is therefore different from a regular Erasmus+ (or Exchange) semester as you might know from your Bachelor studies. Each university has a dedicated coordinator present to help you prepare for your mobility. They will also support you in matters related to the visa, your registration with the university, housing, and the general (academic) culture of the country you’re going to.
During your application, you submit your preferences for your first semester. Once you’re in the programme, you will be asked to make your choice for the second university during your first semester. A detailed information booklet will be provided to support you in making your choice for the second university.
The curriculum and mobility in Euroculture are heavily connected. We recommend checking out our Curriculum page for more details on the course offer per semester.
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Choose to visit any of our eight European partner universities.
Note: The Universidad de Deusto is not available for the first semester. Interested applicants may attend during the second semester instead.
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During your second semester, you may choose to visit any other of our eight European partner universities.
Note: All students must move to a second university in their second semester. It is not possible to stay in one place for the entire first year!
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During your third semester, you may choose between the Placement Track and the Research Track. The Research Track may also be pursued with our non-European partner universities!
For this semester, you may return to a previously visited university.
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During your final semester, you will return to either your first or second-semester university. There, you will receive Joint Supervision for your Master Thesis, as well as a course preparing you for the next step in your career.
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Euroculture Göttingen
At Georg-August-Universität Göttingen we understand Euroculture as an approach to examine Europe in an inspiring multidisciplinary context considering both its crises and continuities, together with its exchanges as well as collaboration and co-habitation.
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Euroculture Groningen
The academic and research focus of the Euroculture programme at the University of Groningen centers is on the notion of cultural identity and its relation to European integration in all its dimensions. Concepts such as “Europeanisation” and “Citizenship” are debated.
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Euroculture Deusto
The academic culture at Deusto is characterised by its focus on the active learning of key competences, where students are supported by the instructors at any moment.
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Euroculture Udine
Pooling together the expertise of academics from various Departments, our programme offers an interdisciplinary approach to teaching and research in the field of European cultural, historical and political studies.
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Euroculture Strasbourg
By virtue of its location in a city on the highly symbolic Franco-German border, which is host to several European institutions, organisations, and museums, Euroculture Strasbourg offers two axes of specialist study in line with the areas of expertise of its teaching staff.
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Euroculture Olomouc
In Olomouc, the Euroculture Programme is run by the Department of History of the Faculty of Arts, which specializes mostly in European History and Culture.
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Euroculture Kraków
Our faculty at the Institute of European Studies consists of internationally experienced instructors from various departments of the Jagiellonian University, as well as a constant stream of world-class visiting professors from universities in Poland and abroad.
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Euroculture Uppsala
You will meet researchers and teachers from various disciplines. A good base for exploring the beautiful north, Uppsala is both steeped in tradition and fairly informal – students are encouraged to be independent, with lecturers acting more like partners in the learning process.
As a genderqueer individual, Euroculture has allowed me to be myself and advance my advocacy for gender equality, diversity, and inclusion in a global context. It's also afforded me the opportunity to reflect on my experience as a Filipino scholar in Europe, learning new languages and cultures and forging new friendships with people from all over the world.
Gee Rotersos-Paglinawan (2022–2024)
Cost of Living
The same tuition fees apply for this programme, regardless of the universities you choose during your studies. However, there are differences in living costs, loans and available grants depending on your chosen universities. To facilitate your choice, we give you an indication of the costs that you might expect during your studies per month. Our projection includes accomodation, incidental study costs (books, excursions, etc.) and basic food. It does not include tuition fees, possible medical expenses, or other costs made. If you want more information on available grants other than the Erasmus Mundus Scholarship, we direct you to our Tuition Fees page for more details.*
Euroculture Deusto: 600 - 800 EUR per month
Euroculture Groningen: around 800 EUR per month
Euroculture Göttingen: 600 - 800 EUR per month
Euroculture Kraków: 500 - 700 EUR per month
Euroculture Olomouc: 300-500 EUR per month
Euroculture Strasbourg: around 800 EUR per month
Euroculture Udine: 500 - 700 EUR per month
Euroculture Uppsala: around 900 EUR per month
*The information we provide on your cost of living is indicative, and might be different from actual costs incurred during your studies. No rights may be derived from any of the information in this overview.
As an international lawyer from Mexico, Euroculture helped me to enrich my knowledge of the role Europe has in the world, especially on the relationship between the EU and Latin America. Thanks to Euroculture I was able to experience first-hand the cultural richness of the European Union, and the people I met from my consortium universities have become good friends. Graduating from Euroculture allowed me to expand my career in international law in Mexico, and I feel very grateful to be a part of the Euroculture community.
Jessica Selem Najm (2020-2022)
Housing
Students of Euroculture, including Erasmus Mundus Scholarship holders, are responsible for finding their own accomodation during their studies. The coordinators at each Euroculture partner university will assist you in finding appropriate housing. Below, we provide you with a very brief summary of the general procedure for finding housing at each Euroculture university.
Do note that exceptions and limitations may apply to student housing offers. If you have questions about housing, please go to the coordinator overview page for contact details at the relevant university.
You are requested to await instructions from your chosen university before registering for student housing.
Euroculture Deusto: University paid housing service (link) available. Timely Registration required.
Euroculture Groningen: Priority private paid housing service (SSH) available. Timely registration required.
Euroculture Göttingen: University paid housing service (link) available. Timely registration required,
Euroculture Kraków: University paid housing service (link) available. Timely registration required.
Euroculture Olomouc: Paid housing is arranged through the Euroculture Coordinator (link).
Euroculture Strasbourg: University paid housing service (link) available. Timely registration required.
Euroculture Udine: University paid housing service available (link). Timely registration requried.
Euroculture Uppsala: University paid housing service available (UUHO). Timely registration requried.