Erasmus is a European Union-funded program that offers university students a unique opportunity for international mobility and academic exchange. Through Erasmus, students can:

1. Study Abroad: Spend a semester or academic year at a partner university in another European country, earning credits that count toward their degree program.
2. Internship Abroad: Gain valuable professional experience by undertaking internships with organizations, businesses, or research institutions in different European countries.

    

Erasmus opportunities come with various benefits, including:

• Financial Support: Erasmus provides financial aid to cover travel and living expenses, making international experiences more accessible for students.
• Language Development: Students can enhance their language skills, as courses are often offered in the host country’s language.
• Cultural Enrichment: Living in a foreign country allows students to immerse themselves in new cultures, broaden their horizons, and build lasting international friendships.
• Academic Enrichment: Exposure to diverse teaching methods and academic perspectives fosters personal and intellectual growth.
• Enhanced Employability: Erasmus experiences are highly valued by employers, as they demonstrate adaptability, independence, and intercultural competence.

Overall, the Erasmus program not only promotes academic excellence but also contributes to the development of well-rounded, globally minded individuals who are prepared to thrive in an interconnected world.

More info about the Erasmus program may be found at the official Erasmus portal of the University of West Attica.

Within the framework of the Erasmus actions, students of the MSc program “Biomedical Enigneering and Technology” have the possibility to visit one of the following Universities for studies and/or internship: