r/ErasmusScholarships

Hey guys, I am looking for people who have had good experiences post 2 years of emjm as a non eu student. Like what internships you did? Were you able to survive the eu job market ( too much negativity around ).

I wonder with so much negativity around is emjm just for an experience of European culture at this point? Do people not aim for good job opportunity? I’m hoping to see some positive experiences here….looking for motivation : )

I hope you are doing well. I will soon start my studies in Nantes, France, and I would like to ask a few brief questions regarding student life there.

Approximately how much would I need monthly excluding rent (food, transportation, daily expenses, etc.)?

My accommodation is around 5 km from the university. Is it practical to rely mainly on a bicycle for transportation in Nantes?

I heard that student meals at university restaurants can cost around 1 euro. Would Erasmus Mundus students be able to benefit from this?

Regarding CAF housing support, after the recent changes expected from July 1st, would international Erasmus Mundus students still be eligible, or is it still unclear whether the decision will apply to us?

Hi everyone,

I’m doing an Erasmus+ traineeship in France, officially ending on August 15st. However, I have a local internship starting on August 3rd, so I need to leave France on August 2nd (after 48 days).

I want to avoid repaying the grant. Can I physically return home and complete the remaining two weeks 'remotely' while keeping August 15st as my official end date on the Certificate of Attendance?

Does the National Agency/University verify the exact physical exit via passport stamps or e-gates, or is the date on the Certificate of Attendance enough? If I'm forced to return the grant, can the internship still be recognized on my transcript? Any advice on how to handle this without losing the funding would be great!