Erasmus+ Program

As the Department of Psychology, we care about 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 in the process of signing study mobility agreements (KA131) with reputable higher education institutions in Europe and we aim to offer new opportunities to our students in a short time.

Our department continues to support our students to meet different cultures and professional approaches even until these collaborations are completed.

KGTU Erasmus Unit

You can find detailed and official information about all general application processes, language exams and grant issues on the Erasmus Unit website:

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

Our Current Erasmus Partnerships

Our department does not yet have an active agreement within the scope of learning mobility (KA131). Agreement processes are ongoing. When new agreements are made, they will be announced in this area and in the announcements section.

Internship Mobility

It is of great importance for our students to gain professional experience by doing internships abroad, to develop their international networks and to see global practices in the field of psychology on site.

Internship Opportunity without an Agreement:

• As the Department of Psychology, we support the administrative and academic processes necessary for our students to find internship placements in EU countries (clinics, research centers, non-governmental organizations, etc.) within the scope of Erasmus+ Internship Mobility.
• Students can benefit from the specified grant conditions by having their internship placements approved by the Erasmus Unit.

For detailed information, please contact our University Erasmus Unit.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. Who can apply for the Erasmus+ program?
All students at undergraduate and graduate level can apply. It is necessary to meet the specified GPA and language proficiency requirements.

2. Which documents are required for the application?
Application form, transcript, language proficiency certificate and additional documents are required. Detailed lists are shared in the announcements.

3. What is the difference between Erasmus+ study mobility and internship mobility?
In study mobility, students take courses at the contracted university.
In internship mobility, students gain professional experience in institutions and organizations abroad.

4. How are the courses taken under Erasmus+ counted?
With the Learning Agreement, the ECTS credits of the courses are determined in advance and are officially recognized upon return with the Academic Recognition Certificate.

5. Is Erasmus+ grant support provided?
Yes. Accepted students are provided with a grant in the amount determined within the scope of Erasmus+. The grant is a contribution to living expenses.