Erasmus+ Program

As the Department of Interior Architecture, we place great importance on our students gaining competence not only in the national but also in the international academic arena. In line with our vision of internationalization, our department is currently engaged in negotiations and correspondence regarding student exchange agreements with prestigious higher education institutions in Europe, and we aim to offer our students new opportunities in the near future.

Even until these partnerships are finalized, our department continues to support our students’ exposure to different cultures and professional approaches.

KGTÜ Erasmus Unit

Detailed and official information regarding all general application processes, language exams, and grants is available on our University’s Erasmus Office website:

https://erasmus.gidatarim.edu.tr/tr

Our Current Erasmus Partnerships

Our department does not yet have an active agreement under the study mobility program (KA131). Agreement negotiations are ongoing. When new agreements are established, they will be announced in this section and in the announcements section.

Internship Mobility

It is of great importance for our students to gain professional experience through internships abroad, expand their international networks, and observe global practices in the field of interior architecture firsthand.

Internship Opportunities Without an Agreement:

As the Department of Interior Architecture, we provide support for the necessary administrative and academic processes so that our students can complete internships at locations in EU countries they have secured on their own through the Erasmus+ Internship Mobility program.

Students can benefit from the specified grant conditions by having the internship placements they have secured approved by the Erasmus Office.

For more information, please contact our University’s Erasmus Office.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. Who can apply to the Erasmus+ program?

All undergraduate and graduate students may apply. Applicants must meet the specified GPA and language proficiency requirements.

2. What documents are required for the application?

An application form, academic transcript, language proficiency certificate, and any additional documents, if applicable, are required. Detailed lists are provided in the program announcements.

3. What is the difference between Erasmus+ study mobility and internship mobility?

In study mobility, students take courses at a partner university.

In internship mobility, students gain professional experience at institutions and organizations abroad.

4. How are courses taken under the Erasmus+ program credited?

The ECTS credits for the courses are determined in advance through the Learning Agreement and are officially recognized upon return with an Academic Recognition Certificate.

5. Is financial support provided under the Erasmus+ program?

Yes. Accepted students receive a grant in the amount specified under the Erasmus+ program. The grant is intended to contribute toward living expenses.