You must contact your head of International Relations of your training. This is funding from the European Union which can be combined with other aid (Cf. financial aid for mobility). 

1. The student approaches their educational supervisor to support them in their internship project and their internship location in order to establish their internship agreement and have it signed.
2. The student submits a application on the portal at least 3 months before the start of their internship, by filling out the "International Internship Mobility Application Form" so that the SRI can check the available funding, adding their internship agreement signed at a minimum by the University of Reunion Island and the student.
3. The student prints the form generated from the portal and has it signed by their International Relations relay
4. The RI liaison signs the form and sends it to the SRICR at outgoing@univ-reunion.fr
5. The SRICR will contact the student again to inform them of available funding and to continue the administrative procedures (learning contract, insurance, bank details, etc.)
6. Students wishing to obtain mobility assistance (Erasmus+ grant, Regional grant, AMI) will fill out the dedicated form "Financial assistance form for international mobility" on the portal. The International Relations Relay signs the form and sends it to the SRICR at outgoing@univ-reunion.fr

Selection criteria :

• Academic results and/or teachers’ opinions (behavior, seriousness, attendance),
• Language skills,
• The candidate's motivation (personal project, ability to adapt/integrate into a new environment).

The University of Reunion pays:

• The travel package (up to €1 735), calculated based on the kilometer distance that the student must travel to reach their internship location
• And a monthly allowance depending on the destination: 

Internship mobility in Europe

The monthly allowance (786 €) is as follows:

• 2 monthly payments if the duration of the internship is between 2 months and 4 months (i.e. between 60 and 120 days),
• 3 monthly payments if the duration of the internship is strictly greater than 4 months and less than or equal to 6 months (i.e. between 121 and 180 days),
• 4 monthly payments if the duration of the internship is strictly greater than 6 months (i.e. greater than 181 days).

Internship mobility outside Europe

The monthly allowance (700€) is as follows:

• 2 monthly payments if the duration of the internship is between 2 months and 4 months (i.e. between 60 and 120 days),
• 3 monthly payments if the duration of the internship is strictly greater than 4 months and less than or equal to 6 months (i.e. between 121 and 180 days),
• 4 monthly payments if the duration of the internship is strictly greater than 6 months (i.e. greater than 181 days). 

Please note: for internships carried out outside Europe  available funding is limited.

Please find the following available for download: Erasmus+ internship mobility educational contract and  internship agreement templatevalidated by the Legal Affairs Department.

The Erasmus+ program pays particular attention to the reception, orientation, and educational and technical support, and especially to the additional costs associated with the mobility of individuals with disabilities. The aim is to ensure that every individual fully benefits from their European mobility experience. Each higher education institution, by signing the Erasmus+ Charter for Higher Education (ECHE), is committed to ensuring equal access and mobility opportunities for participants from all backgrounds. Therefore, individuals with disabilities can benefit from the support services that the host institution offers to its students and staff.

By adhering to the Erasmus+ University Charter, the University of Reunion is committed to managing study stays and internships in compliance with ECTS (European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System) standards and methodology.

Academic recognition of mobility is a key element of the international policy of the University of La Réunion.

For internship mobility, the student has an internship agreement. 

For compulsory internships, the credits allocated to the internship period are included in the number of credits for the academic year after examination of the activities and the internship report by a jury. The transcript is sent to the student.

Who should take the tests?

TOUS students undertaking mobility must:

• Take a first test after their selection
• A 2nd test upon their return from mobility

Except those who go to a country where the main language is their native language.

What objective?

In order to measure the acquisition of language skills during your mobility.

The International Relations Department (DRI) is responsible for sending these testing

Who can take online courses?

• All students who have a level lower than or equal to B1 on their first level test will automatically receive an email giving them access to the courses;
• Other students can contact the DRI to gain access. if we have enough licenses left.

1. The International Relations and Regional Cooperation Department (SRICR) will contact the student to send them their letter of appointment.
2. The student will have to appear in person at SRICR for the signing of his financial contract

Upon your arrival, you will need to hand over to International Relations and Regional Cooperation Service (SRCIR) Your duly signed arrival certificate. In order to receive the scholarship payment. 

Please note: an initial payment of 80% of the total grant amount will be made upon receipt of the arrival certificate. The remaining 20% ​​will be paid after receipt of the completed internship completion certificate and the duly completed Erasmus+ internship report.

The 2025/2026 call for applications relating to outgoing student mobility offers the possibility of financing internship mobility (provided for in the training courses of the University of Reunion from the second year of the degree) of our students in partner establishments located in one of the partner countries of the program.

This call will allow 5 remaining places to be granted for the current academic year for the following countries: Australia, Kenya, Madagascar, Mozambique and Seychelles.

Partner establishments:

Funded internship mobility is for a maximum duration of 5 months. Mobility is reserved for students enrolled at the University of Reunion Island who are under thirty years of age. Mobility placements must be completed before July 15, 2026.

I prepare my mobility in advance

1. Find an internship location among the listed establishments
2. Get in touch with the Educational Manager of your training course as well as the International Relations Relayof your component to obtain their agreement.
3. Have an internship agreement signed (in English if necessary) by your future internship supervisor at the host university, then by your teaching supervisors at the University of Reunion.
4. Fill it out online formof " Application for mobility with the REUNION II Program_Mobility of outgoing students_Internship »The application form must be validated by the Educational Manager of the training course in which the student is registered at the University of Reunion.
5. Submit your application with the International Relations and Regional Cooperation Department (before the 19 December 2025 for 5-month internships or at least 3 months before the start of your mobility for shorter internships).
6. Search for accommodation in the destination country.

Attention ! An incomplete file may result in the delay or rejection of my application.

During and after my mobility

Even abroad, I remain a student at the University of Réunion. I don't forget to re-register.  Upon my return, supporting documents must be sent. to the International Relations and Regional Cooperation Department to validate my ECTS and obtain my final allowances:

• My mobility report
• Signed certificate of attendance
• Boarding passes (round trip)
• Copy of visa or passport page certifying my arrival and departure from the country

The student can benefit from financial aid from several partners. These aids can be combined. 

If you are a CROUS scholarship student, you will continue to receive your grant during your mobility. 

International Mobility Assistance Grant (AMI) from the Ministry of National Education and Higher Education:  Scholarship students can benefit from additional aid of €400 per month over a period of 2 months minimum to 9 months maximum.

As part of REUNION II, selected students will benefit from the following support:

• Round-trip plane tickets to the destination country (tickets must be purchased through the University of Reunion)  PLEASE NOTE! Tickets purchased at your own expense are non-refundable. 
• Installation assistance of €800 upon presentation of proof of accommodation on site for group 1 countries, Australia, the Maldives and the Seychelles.
• A monthly allowance which varies depending on the destination between €600 and €800 per month