Outgoing Students
International mobility programmes allow students to study for a period of time at a foreign university, either in the European Union, through the Erasmus+ Programme, or at universities in other countries with which Comillas has signed a Bilateral Agreement.
International mobility programmes allow students to study for a period of time at a foreign university, either in the European Union, through the Erasmus+ Programme, or at universities in other countries with which Comillas has signed a Bilateral Agreement.
Erasmus +
The exchange takes place between universities in European Union countries. The selection of Erasmus students is the responsibility of each sending university. The Erasmus+ programme provides students with financial aid that does not cover all their expenses during the period of study in the host country.
To be eligible for these grants, the following requirements must be met:
1- Be enrolled in a Higher Education Institution, pursuing studies leading to an official degree.
2- You must have completed the first year of your degree.
The period of study abroad will have a minimum duration of 3 months and a maximum duration of 12 months, although the maximum funding per course will be 5 months.
Students will pay tuition fees, exam fees or access to laboratories and libraries at their home university and not at the host university.
The studies carried out at the host university will be recognised at the student's home university.
The amount of the grants will depend on the standard of living in the student's host country. Three groups of countries have been established with grants ranging from 200 to 300 euros per month.
Bilateral Agreements
Comillas has signed agreements with universities in the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, Asia and Latin America. As with the Erasmus+ Programme, in bilateral exchanges, candidates are selected by the Faculty in which they are enrolled, fees are paid at the home university and not at the host university, and the studies carried out at the foreign university are recognised at the student's home university.
Bilateral exchanges, in general, do not have financial support, although there may be scholarship programmes for specific destinations (e.g. Becas Iberomaéricana. Undergraduate students. Santander Universities.
How to request an exchange?
Here you have all the information you need.
I. Exchange Erasmus + Exchange
Call for applications
Each academic year, a call for Eras mus+ scholarships for study purposes is published for the following academic year.
Information days
All centres organise information days to provide information on possible destinations, requirements, selection criteria, validation of subjects and other information of interest (Consult your centre).
Application
The exchange application form must be completed online, printed out and, once signed by the student, handed in at the place and by the deadline indicated on the form.
Selection
Each University Centre will publish the lists of students selected for study exchanges.
Acceptance of the place
Once selected, students must submit their acceptance or resignation in writing to the International Relations Coordinator of their Faculty or School, within the deadline indicated in each case.
Health insurance
A European Health Insurance Card is required. If you have other insurances, you should find out about the procedures to follow from your insurer. It is recommended that you also take out accident and civil liability insurance.
In short, you must have the insurance required by the host university.
- 01
Call for applications
Each academic year, a call for Eras mus+ scholarships for study purposes is published for the following academic year.
- 02
Information days
All centres organise information days to provide information on possible destinations, requirements, selection criteria, validation of subjects and other information of interest (Consult your centre).
- 03
Application
The exchange application form must be completed online, printed out and, once signed by the student, handed in at the place and by the deadline indicated on the form.
- 04
Selection
Each University Centre will publish the lists of students selected for study exchanges.
- 05
Acceptance of the place
Once selected, students must submit their acceptance or resignation in writing to the International Relations Coordinator of their Faculty or School, within the deadline indicated in each case.
- 06
Health insurance
A European Health Insurance Card is required. If you have other insurances, you should find out about the procedures to follow from your insurer. It is recommended that you also take out accident and civil liability insurance.
In short, you must have the insurance required by the host university.
Documentation, information guide.
Other documents of interest for the Erasmus + Call for applications
II. Bilateral Exchange
Information days
All centres organise information days to provide information on possible destinations, selection criteria, validation of subjects and other information of interest (check with each centre).
Application
The exchange application form must be completed online, printed out and, once signed by the student, handed in at the place and by the deadline indicated on the form.
Selection
The selection of candidates authorised to carry out an exchange shall be made by the heads of each University Centre. Each faculty or school will publish the lists of selected students.
Acceptance of the place
Once selected, students must submit their acceptance or resignation in writing to the International Relations Coordinator of their Faculty or School, within the deadline indicated in each case.
Health insurance
Before starting the exchange, the student must consult with the host university in order to take out the corresponding private insurance.
Delivery of documents
Deadlines for completion:
Student report (1st semester students) 1 February.
Student report (full year students) 30 June.
- 01
Information days
All centres organise information days to provide information on possible destinations, selection criteria, validation of subjects and other information of interest (check with each centre).
- 02
Application
The exchange application form must be completed online, printed out and, once signed by the student, handed in at the place and by the deadline indicated on the form.
- 03
Selection
The selection of candidates authorised to carry out an exchange shall be made by the heads of each University Centre. Each faculty or school will publish the lists of selected students.
- 04
Acceptance of the place
Once selected, students must submit their acceptance or resignation in writing to the International Relations Coordinator of their Faculty or School, within the deadline indicated in each case.
- 05
Health insurance
Before starting the exchange, the student must consult with the host university in order to take out the corresponding private insurance.
- 06
Delivery of documents
Deadlines for completion:
Student report (1st semester students) 1 February.Student report (full year students) 30 June.
Documentation, information guide.
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Accommodation
Comillas Pontifical University does not have its own accommodation, but offers alternative accommodation options for students of the university.
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