Institutions negotiate bilateral agreements, promoting reciprocal exchanges. The University of La Réunion is a signatory to agreements with several European institutions outside of which no exchanges are authorized under the Erasmus+ system.

For the student it is necessary:

• to be registered at the University of Reunion,
• to have completed the first year of higher education studies. Priority is given to students who have even completed the 2nd year of the Bachelor's degree.

Selection will depend on academic results and/or opinions of teachers (behavior, seriousness, attendance), language skills, motivation of the candidate (personal project, ability to adapt/integrate into a new environment).

• Step 1 : Consult the and partner mapBy filtering your component and discipline where mobility can take place. Find all the useful information in the practical kit. Please note places are limited.. 
• Step 2 : Access the Student portal Complete the form entitled "Applications – Study Mobility"
• Step 3 : The form and attachments must be sent to the International Relations Liaison for your department (faculty, institute, school)For the Faculty of Arts and Humanities, documents must be sent to your Erasmus+ coordinator according to your discipline. Submission deadline: le February 22nd for the Faculty of Health and March 8th for all other components (faculties, institutes, schools).
• Step 4 : If you are shortlisted, you will be contacted by the International Relations and Regional Cooperation Service (SRICR) by email the following week to begin the process of arranging your future mobility.

The selection of candidates is based on their academic results from previous years and their motivation. This is carried out by teacher-researchers RI relays / RI referents in the faculties and components, between the September 16 and 26, 2025.

Selected candidates are then considered subject to passing the May-June exams or the resit session at the end of June, depending on the faculties and components. Contact the Erasmus+ exchange managers for more information.

Le International Relations and Regional Cooperation Services (SRICR) will send an email to all students who applied.

A mobility project is also being prepared on the financial level.

Several resources are available to support your project.

Find all the information on mobility assistance by clicking here. here.

Please note These mobility grants are not intended to cover 100% of your expenses. You will need to carefully plan your mobility project.. The awarding of a scholarship is not automatic.

Decree 2016-1483 of November 2, 2016 reinstated the authorization to leave the territory for minors as of January 15, 2017 (article 371-6 of the civil code)This measure may impact your “Erasmus+” mobility projects.

You will find attached the DGESCO information point which summarizes the decree of December 13, 2016, setting out the terms of application.

This formality is essential for outings, studies or internships outside the national territory. Establishments are responsible for collecting outing authorizations signed by the two legal guardians of the participating students. All minors residing in France regardless of their nationality are concerned

It will also be necessary to verify that minors have a copy of the identity document of their signing legal guardians when crossing the border.

Advice to travelers

Finally, it is strongly recommended to consult the “travel advice” section of the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in order to find out the practical details of entry and security for the different countries and to register your student trips at the foreigner on the “Ariane” site to allow you to have real-time advice and recommendations on your trip.

These provisions have been developed to reinforce the level of security of the mobility of minors as part of their schooling and the education projects that you have built.

To consult: ast-rector-file-20170130.pdf

The student must first complete an administrative registration and an educational registration : registration fees are not due because they were paid to the University of La Réunion. A photocopying and public transport package can be requested, but these amounts remain low.

Modification of the on-site educational contract: for various reasons, the study contract may give rise to timetable incompatibilities, course cancellations or courses limited by a pre-established number of places.

In this case, you must contact the professor at the University of Reunion who helped you establish your study contract before leaving so that he can validate the modification(s) that you propose.

Please note: any modification must obtain prior agreement and signature otherwise the stay may not be validated upon return to Reunion to obtain the diploma.

Don't forget to download the study contract modification form to send to the International Relations and Regional Cooperation Department (SRICR) who will forward it to the educational manager.

Once there, the student will have documents to send to the International Relations and Regional Cooperation Department (SRICR):

• A copy of the study contract approved by the host university or the proposed amendments to the study contract in agreement with the host university,
• A certificate of arrival at the establishment, necessary to make the first payments of aid linked to your Erasmus+ mobility.

At the end of the stay

At the end of the stay, documents must be sent to the International Relations and Regional Cooperation Department (SRICR) :

• Erasmus+ end of stay certificate, required to pay you the balance of the aid linked to your Erasmus mobility
• Detailed Erasmus+ mobility report required by the Europe Education Formation France Agency
• Submission of original transcripts. Your results and/or diploma will only be validated by the examination board in Reunion Island if these documents have been provided within the required timeframe.

Documents to consult:

The European Commission website on ERASMUS+ student charter.