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An application can be submitted if the following criteria are met:
Unless the host university specifies earlier application deadlines, the completed documents, signed by all parties involved, must be submitted by 1 June for the following winter semester and 1 November for the following summer semester at the latest:
As it takes a considerable amount of time to prepare for a study abroad programme and an application is required at both the home and host university, we recommend that you start planning a year before you wish to start.
Grant: Upon review of the Learning Agreement by the International Office, the Grant Agreement is issued to the students. After receiving the signed agreement, 80% of the grant is disbursed, with the final installment paid to the students after submission of all required documents at the end of the stay.
The recovery limit for the mobility grant is 3 ECTS credits per month. Regardless of this recovery limit, students are expected to complete courses amounting to 30 ECTS credits per semester.
Study grant: This can continue to be received for the duration of the study period abroad. In addition to the Erasmus+ application, students receiving study grants must apply themselves to the relevant study grant authority for a grant for studying abroad.
Tuition fees: Within the framework of the Erasmus+ programme, the host institution is not allowed to charge any tuition fees. Small expenses that the host institution charges for certain services (e.g., insurance, student union fees) and study materials (such as photocopies, lab supplies, etc.), which are also charged to their own students, are not considered tuition fees. These charges must not be higher than those for local students. Tuition fees at the home institution must also be paid during the stay abroad.
Changes: Before starting the Erasmus+ stay, all students must complete a Learning Agreement, which must be signed by all three parties – the home institution, the host institution, and the student. Changes must be made by the student at the host institution within 1 month of commencing studies and signed by all three parties.
Extensions: Extending a study period abroad is generally possible, provided that the extension application is submitted at least one month before the end of the stay and is approved by the home institution. The extension period must not exceed the originally requested period, and the total duration of the stay must not exceed 12 months. The Learning Agreement must be reissued and signed by all involved parties.
Students whose primary language of instruction is Danish, English, French, Greek, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese, Spanish, Swedish, or Czech must undergo a mandatory assessment before the start and shortly before the end of the mobility phase. Students exempt from this requirement are those who have native-level proficiency in the respective languages. Students who have completed the assessment can opt to take a voluntary online language course in the same language, available for the entire duration of the mobility period. (Students who demonstrate a level between B2 and C2 in the assessment have the option to complete the voluntary online language course in the language of instruction or the host country's language.)
The following documents must be submitted after the end of the study period abroad, adhering to the deadlines listed below:
International Office within 4 weeks after the end of the study period:
Students will receive the remaining 20% of EU funding only after the complete submission of all documents.
International Office within 2 months after the end of the study period:
Für weitere Informationen zu Ihrem Erasmus+ Studienaufenthalt besuchen Sie die Homepage des OeAD.
An application can be submitted under the fulfillment of the following criteria:
Internship Abroad for Graduates (Alumni): Graduates apply for an internship during their active study period (before graduation) directly at the university and must complete the internship within a maximum of 12 months after completing their studies.
The following documents must be submitted to the International Office at least 1 month before departure for the study abroad program:
Remarks:
The Learning Agreement must be signed in original by the applicant and the department.
Grant: Upon review of the Learning Agreement by the International Office, the Grant Agreement is issued to the students. After receiving the signed agreement, 80% of the grant is disbursed, with the final installment paid to the students after submission of all required documents at the end of the stay.
The recovery limit for the mobility grant is 3 ECTS credits per month. Regardless of this recovery limit, students are expected to complete courses amounting to 30 ECTS credits per semester.
Changes: The intern should discuss the content of the "Learning Agreement for Traineeship" with the internship supervisor at the host institution during the first week of the internship. If there are any changes to the internship program, interns must make these changes within 1 month of the internship start date in the "Learning Agreement for Traineeship" and have it re-signed by all parties involved.
Extension: In the event of an extension, the intern must submit an extension request no later than one month before the end of the internship period. It should be noted that the extension period must not exceed the originally awarded period. The "Learning Agreement for Traineeship" must be reissued for the intended extension period and signed by all parties involved.
Students whose primary language of instruction is Danish, English, French, Greek, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese, Spanish, Swedish, or Czech must undergo a mandatory assessment before the start and shortly before the end of the mobility phase. Students exempt from this requirement are those who have native-level proficiency in the respective languages. Students who have completed the assessment can opt to take a voluntary online language course in the same language, available for the entire duration of the mobility period. (Students who demonstrate a level between B2 and C2 in the assessment have the option to complete the voluntary online language course in the language of instruction or the host country's language.)
The following documents must be submitted after the internship ends, adhering to the deadlines listed below:
International Office within 4 weeks after the end of the internship:
Students will receive the remaining 20% of EU funding only after the complete submission of all documents.
International Office within 2 months after the end of the internship:
For more information about your Erasmus+ internship, visit the OeAD website.
There are many ways to find an internship position:
Activate your personal network!
You have family, friends, or acquaintances abroad? Someone you know has family, friends, or acquaintances abroad? You know someone in an Austrian company that has subsidiaries, locations, or branches abroad?
Use your contacts - you might discover unforeseen opportunities!
Find out where CAMPUS 02 UAS interns have been before you!
In the academic year 2004/2005, the first seven students from CAMPUS 02 UAS completed internships abroad – in Australia, Germany, Canada, Switzerland, and South Africa. Since these "pioneers" among the interns, around 170 students from the fields of Accounting & Controlling and Marketing & Sales have interned in various companies abroad. If you would like a list of all the companies where CAMPUS 02 UAS students have completed internships abroad, please contact your department.
Research organizations that facilitate internships!
Internship placement services have been booming in recent years. Many of these organizations not only provide internship placements but also offer assistance with visa arrangements, accommodation searches, language courses, airport pickup services, and more. However, all of these services come with (sometimes substantial) costs. Therefore, consider whether you are willing to incur these expenses and research thoroughly in advance.
An effective way of finding internships is through organizations like AIESEC and IAESTE. Both are run entirely by students on a voluntary basis, and while participation in finding an internship placement is not mandatory, it is encouraged.
Look for advertised internship positions in online internship databases!
We have compiled a list for you here. These platforms feature companies advertising internship positions worldwide. Since many of these websites have specific geographic and thematic focuses, such as erasmusintern.org, you should first consider your personal preferences and then start your search.
Find a company in the country of your choice on your own!
Choose a company in a country of your choice and send an unsolicited application. Remember that your application may be the only – but in any case, the first – impression your potential internship company gets of you. Therefore, take your time with your application documents, consider what you can personally contribute, thoroughly proofread them, and seek feedback from others.
CAMPUS 02 UAS supports the participation of its students in selected Summer Schools with its own scholarship. These various opportunities not only provide you with the chance to deepen your academic knowledge but also to further develop your language skills and broaden your intercultural experience. Due to their relatively short duration, this type of study abroad is also attractive for part-time students. Be sure to inquire about possible credit transfer options for your study program before participating in a Summer School!
Additionally, the annual language trip "Dublin Experience" takes place, and we would like to invite interested students to participate!
For stays in the EU, EEA, or Switzerland, you are entitled to medical treatment through the "European Health Insurance Card" on the back of your e-card. However, for certain services (such as hospital stays), you may incur a deductible. To cover any extra costs, it is recommended to take out supplementary insurance. In most other countries, you must fully bear the costs of treatment, and upon your return, you can only apply for partial reimbursement by submitting the original invoices. Therefore, we strongly recommend taking out private health insurance. Detailed information on health insurance and possible supplementary or private health insurance can be found on the OeAD website.
Through your ÖH membership, you have accident and liability insurance. If you require confirmation for this insurance, please send an email to studierendenversicherung@oeh.ac.at (Subject: Confirmation) with the following details: Name, current address, student ID or personal identification number, name of educational institution. Please attach an enrollment confirmation.
Typically, this type of insurance is not covered by your health insurance or ÖH membership. However, credit cards (VISA, Mastercard, etc.), leisure insurance (OeAV, ÖAMTC), and similar services often provide such insurance coverage (NOTE: these may be time-limited).
For all insurance benefits, it is essential to thoroughly review existing or newly acquired insurance policies, as the scope of coverage varies significantly and/or may be subject to specific conditions!
The currently most comprehensive scholarship programme for study and internship abroad is Erasmus+. This EU education programme supports individuals of all ages across Europe in finding enriching learning opportunities. Through Erasmus+, students can study at a European university for 2 to 12 months without losing study time or paying tuition fees. Additionally, Erasmus+ offers the unique opportunity to gain new expertise and professional skills through an internship (2 to 12 months), while also enhancing adaptability to new environments. Moreover, it provides the chance to improve language skills, acquire intercultural competence, and establish connections with universities, companies, and new friends across Europe.
For financial support from CAMPUS 02 GmbH, there is a maximum amount of two payments of €300 each per Bachelor student for stays abroad (e.g., study stays, internships, summer schools, CAMPUS 02 UAS language courses, CAMPUS 02 UAS study trips). For Master's students, a maximum of €300 is awarded as a scholarship, unless €600 has already been utilized.
The WKO - Foreign Trade (AWO) has introduced new grants for further education and internships abroad as part of its "Go International" initiative. Under the "Competitiveness through Education" program, Austrian companies can send current and future employees (including interns) abroad and apply for direct funding.
This scholarship program is available to students of technical disciplines at FH CAMPUS 02 for research work related to their bachelor's or master's thesis at an American university. The FHC02_MPS Research Guide_2017 was created by two alumni who completed this program.
"The Austrian Scholarship Database [...] provides funding opportunities for students [...] within Austria, as well as incoming (to Austria) and outgoing (from Austria to ...) scholarships. [...] The information includes details on submission requirements (deadline and submission location) as well as indications of duration, quota, and financial support for each scholarship."
The European Funding Guide scholarship portal offers students the opportunity to find additional profile-specific funding opportunities.
The Fulbright Scholarship is aimed at Austrians who have already completed a first degree and are pursuing a Master's Degree (one- to two-year programmes) in the United States. In addition to a scholarship worth up to USD 25,000 and possible additional funding from US institutions, successful candidates have the opportunity to participate in numerous academic and cultural events before and during their stay in the United States and, as a Fulbrighter, are part of a worldwide community encompassing all academic disciplines and cultures.
Voraussetzung, um als Austauschstudierende*r an der FH CAMPUS 02 zu studieren, ist ein bestehendes Kooperationsabkommen zwischen der FH CAMPUS 02 und Ihrer Heimathochschule.
Ein Austausch ist über die EU-Programme Erasmus+ und CEEPUS sowie über individuelle Joint Study Abkommen mit Hochschulen außerhalb der EU möglich.
Ansprechpartner*innen für allgemeine und administrative Belangen ist das International Office. Bei inhaltlichen Fragen wie z.B. zu Lehrveranstaltungen, Lehrveranstaltungsbeschreibungen, etc. wenden Sie sich bitte an die Studienrichtungskoordinator*innen für Internationales. Diese sind für Sie jederzeit per E-Mail oder telefonisch unter den angegebenen Kontaktdaten erreichbar.
Voraussetzung für die Durchführung von einem Mobilitätssemester /-jahr an der FH CAMPUS 02 ist ein bestehendes Erasmus+ Abkommen zwischen Ihrer Heimathochschule und der FH CAMPUS 02. Informieren Sie sich rechtzeitig, ob ein solches Abkommen besteht, oder ob gegebenenfalls vom Büro für Internationales Ihrer Heimathochschule entsprechende Schritte in die Wege geleitet werden können.
Beachten Sie außerdem, dass für gewöhnlich eine Bewerbung an mehreren Stellen erforderlich ist (Fakultät oder Studiengang Ihrer Heimathochschule, Büro für Internationales Ihrer Heimathochschule, Büro für Internationales der Gasthochschule). Beachten Sie dabei auch die jeweils erforderlichen Unterlagen und die entsprechenden Fristen.
Ihre Bewerbung wird nach vollständiger Abgabe bearbeitet.
Das Büro für Internationales wird Sie über die Termine für den verpflichtenden Introduction Day und für die Einführungsgespräche mit Ihren Studiengangskoordinator*innen vor Ihrer Abreise informieren.
Bei den Einführungsgesprächen mit Ihren Studiengangskoordinator*innen werden Sie Ihren Stundenplan besprechen, eventuelle Änderungen im Learning Agreement vornehmen und sich in die ausgewählten Lehrveranstaltungen einschreiben.
Sollten Sie vor dem angegeben Termin anreisen, vereinbaren Sie bitte einen Termin mit dem Büro für Internationales (international@campus02.at).
Vergessen Sie nicht, vor Ende Ihres Aufenthalts im Büro für Internationales Ihre Aufenthaltsbestätigung abzuholen. Diese kann frühestens eine Woche vor Ende Ihres Aufenthalts ausgestellt werden. Ihr Transcript of Records erhalten Sie entweder gemeinsam mit Ihrer Aufenthaltsbestätigung oder es wird Ihnen – sofern noch nicht alle Noten im System aufscheinen – vom Büro für Internationales nachträglich zugeschickt.
CAMPUS 02 University of Applied Sciences
Study Service & International Office
Körblergasse 126, 8010 Graz
