Erasmus+ Program

As the Department of MIS, we attach great importance to our students gaining competence not only nationally but also within the international academic arena. In line with our internationalization vision, the process of signing student mobility agreements (KA131) with prestigious higher education institutions in Europe is ongoing, 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 in engaging with different cultures and professional approaches.

KGTU Erasmus Office

For detailed and official information regarding general application procedures, language exams, and grant matters, please visit our University's Erasmus Office website:
 https://erasmus.gidatarim.edu.tr/tr

Our Current Erasmus Partnerships

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 International Trade and Business firsthand.

Internship Opportunities Without an Existing Agreement:

As the Department of MIS, we support the necessary administrative and academic procedures to enable our students to carry out internships, under Erasmus+ Traineeship Mobility, at placements they have secured on their own within EU countries (universities, research centers, private sector companies, civil society organizations, etc.).

Students may benefit from the designated grant conditions once their chosen internship placement has been approved by the Erasmus Office.

For detailed information, please contact our University's Erasmus Office.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Who can apply for the Erasmus+ program?
   All students with a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.50/4.00 in the semester preceding the application period, and who meet the language proficiency requirements specified in the announcement by the Erasmus Coordination Office, may apply.
2. What documents are required for the application?
   An application form, transcript, a language proficiency document (a result document from the annual Erasmus language exam administered by the University, or from a foreign language exam in English accepted by the Council of Higher Education (YÖK)), and any additional documents if applicable. Detailed lists are shared in the relevant announcements.
3. What is the difference between Erasmus+ study mobility and traineeship mobility?
   In study mobility, students take courses at the partner university.
   In traineeship mobility, students gain professional experience at institutions and organizations abroad.
4. How are courses taken under Erasmus+ counted?
   The ECTS credits of the courses are determined in advance through the Learning Agreement and are officially recognized upon return through the Academic Recognition Document.
5. Is grant support provided under Erasmus+?
   Yes. Accepted students receive grant support in an amount determined under Erasmus+. The grant serves as a contribution toward living expenses.