The Erasmus+ App
The Erasmus+ App is a one-stop-shop for learners that will place the mobility experience abroad at the fingertips of young people. It is intended to simplify the mobility process, to make it more accessible for every user while promoting innovation and digitalisation in the long run. Users of the app will be provided information on the Erasmus+ Programme opportunities for individuals and offered guidance throughout their mobility journey- from the application phase (with integrated application tools) to their return home.
Goals
Single Entry Point
Create a single entry point for learners to support them through their mobility journey
Accessible Information
Make access to information on mobility more accessible for young people across Europe
Peer-to-peer Communication:
Give learners the opportunity to share and interact with each other
Access the Erasmus+ App
Download the new Erasmus+ App to find out more about exchange opportunities provided by the EU.
Explore the app in the way most convenient for you!
Who is the Erasmus+ App for?
The Erasmus+ App is for all learners taking part in Erasmus+ mobility opportunities. The mobility journey is adapted for each group of learners, allowing them to engage with content specific to them. Check here which features they will be able to access.
| Higher Education Study Mobility | Higher Education Traineeship Mobility | Higher Education Erasmus Mundus | Vocational Education and Training | Youth Exchanges | ||
Information about the Erasmus+ opportunities | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | |
Mobility journey with supporting checklist | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | |
Access tips, stories, discounts and events | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | |
Share your feedback | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | |
Access mobility documentation (e.g. OLA) | ✔ | |||||
Application for Erasmus+ directly via the App | Release II | |||||
Digital European Student Card | Release II | Release II | ||||
Higher education institution specific mobility checklists | Release II | Release II | Release II |
News
Thessaloniki crowned first-ever Erasmus Destination of the Year at the Erasmus Generation Meeting 2022 in Porto
15 June 2022
Erasmus+ App Conference: the future of mobility will be…!
12 May 2022
SAVE THE DATE - THE ERASMUS+ APP CONFERENCE IS AROUND THE CORNER
25 January 2022
THE SECOND LAUNCH OF THE ERASMUS+ APP: STUDENTS HELPING STUDENTS
25 October 2021
HERE ARE THE AMAZING PRIZES YOU CAN WIN BY SUBMITTING A TIP IN THE ERASMUS+ APP
01 October 2021
HOW TO SUBMIT A GOOD QUALITY TIP IN THE ERASMUS+ APP? YOU’RE GOING TO NEED IT!
29 September 2021
IT’S ON! THE ERASMUS+ APP TIPS COMPETITION HAS BEGUN - SUBMIT YOURS AND WIN PRIZES
27 September 2021
YOUR ERASMUS+, NOW AT YOUR FINGERTIPS: JOIN THE LAUNCH CONFERENCE OF THE ERASMUS+ APP
9 September 2021
Timeline
January 2020 - September 2021
Kick-Off of the New Erasmus+ App (January 2020)
The previous Erasmus+ App was launched in 2017. Time for an update!
Needs Assessment and Use Case Definition (Spring 2020)
Through focus groups, study visits to 6 different universities, an inclusive workshop with students from diverse backgrounds across Europe, the project aims to bring internationalisation closer to students and young people.
Stakeholder Consultation (Summer 2020)
Several rounds of mock-ups were presented for feedback to learners, institutions and policymakers.
Webinar: Announcing the Updated Erasmus+ App (11 June 2020)
What to expect of the new Erasmus App? Work on a new version of the Erasmus App has started earlier in 2020, and in this webinar we will present what you can expect from it when it’s made available later this year and how it will function as a single point of entry to the Erasmus programme. See the presentation and the recording here.
Development Full Speed Ahead (Fall 2020)
The development of the Erasmus+ App went full speed ahead, focusing on the elements of the first release.
First release of the Erasmus+ App in app stores (December 2020)
The first release of the Erasmus+ App went live in the Apple App Store and the Google Play Store.
1st Launch of the Erasmus+ App (January 2021)
The first release of the Erasmus+ App took place on the 28th of January 2021. Would you like to rewatch the event? Click here.
Webinar: Meet the Erasmus+ App (29 April 2021)
The main goal of the Erasmus+ App is to provide easy access to information and services to substantially improve the quality of the Erasmus+ mobility experience. We discussed the key role of HEIs at our first Erasmus Going Digital webinar! Watch it here.
Hybrid conference: Erasmus+ at students’ fingertips (21 September 2021)
The Erasmus+ App is here. The second release took place on 21st September 2021 with the presence of the European Commission. Click here.
Erasmus+ App Tips and features campaign (September 2021)
Following the 2nd Launch we launched the Tips and features campaign. Discover more about the Tips campaign here.
Webinar: Meet the Erasmus+ App vol. II - for IROs (21 October 2021)
On 21 October we invited almost 2000 HEIs’ representatives to attend a technical webinar focusing on the Erasmus+ App and the process of the digitalisation of education. Watch the recording here.
Conference in Budapest (March 2022)
The conference of the Erasmus+ App project is taking place on 29 March in Budapest! This will not be the end, rather it is an important milestone where we will define the future of the App and the digitalisation of education. Watch the recording here.
Knowledge Centre
Do you have specific questions related to the Erasmus+ App? Check the Erasmus+ App Knowledge Centre for more up to date technical information!
The knowledge centre gathers information in FAQ’s, offers a glossary and explains how IRO’s can work with the Erasmus+ App.
Do you require help or technical assistance?
Contact the ESCI Service Desk.
Consortium
The Erasmus+ App tender is coordinated by Eötvös Loránd University in collaboration with the European University Foundation and the Erasmus Student Network the technical design and development done by the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and EWORX.
The Erasmus+ App is owned and funded by the European Commission. The European Commission cannot be held responsible for the published content by third parties within the Erasmus+ App.
