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Available programs

Doing international mobility will allow you to expand your knowledge, improve your resume i live an enriching experienceIn addition, it will help you grow personally and develop in a global environment.

Below you can see the 4 programs we offer:

The program Erasmus + allows mobility to European universities. Erasmus+ is the program proposed by the European Commission in the field of training, youth and sport. Student mobility is one of the activities of the new program agreed between all the member states of the European Union, plus Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway, as well as Turkey, Serbia and North Macedonia as candidate countries. This program offers students tuition exemption at the destination university and a guarantee of academic recognition.

Currently, our University has the Erasmus Charter for Higher Education 2021-2027, which regulates the conditions of mobility between students and teachers. This charter allows the implementation of joint training programs and facilitates the creation of international consortia to participate in the calls for research projects of the European Commission.

The project "Erasmus+" is co-financed by the Erasmus+ programme of the European Union. The content of this publication is the sole responsibility of TecnoCampus, and neither the European Commission nor the Spanish Service for the Internationalization of Education (SEPIE) are responsible for the use made of the information disseminated here.

El Exchange Program offers TecnoCampus students the opportunity to carry out a academic mobility outside the European UnionThis program facilitates exchange with universities and institutions around the world, broadening horizons and allowing students to live an enriching international experience.

This program offers the same advantages in terms of tuition exemption at the destination university and guarantee of academic recognition, with the only difference being that students opt for other specific grants according to the geographical area.

El Global Star Program allows students to carry out international mobility with ICMS (International College of Management Sydney, Australia), VIU (Vancouver Island University, Canada) i City University Seattle (USA), an international environment, improving their professional skills and expanding its global profile.

Mobilities within this program do not entail exemption from tuition fees at the destination university. TecnoCampus, aware of its international commitment, offers students who benefit from an international mobility place in this Star Global program a discount on TecnoCampus tuition for those credits that must be taken at the destination university. 

The program SICUE allows university students to carry out academic mobility within Spain. Through this program, students can study at another Spanish university for a semester or full year, without losing their academic status at their home university.

These agreements provide the beneficiary students with the same advantages in terms of tuition exemption at the destination university and guarantee of academic recognition.

El SICUE program is independent of international mobility programs and is governed by the rules and schedules established by the CRUE (Conference of Rectors of Spanish Universities).

Available destinations

Check them out destinations and universities available for each department of our Erasmus+, Exchange, Star Global and SICUE programs. Filter by your degree and discover the places offered by each university, as well as whether these are shared with other degrees. You can also see the language level required for each destination and access the Factsheet, an information document provided by each university. This document includes important details such as accommodation, the monthly cost at each destination and other interesting data.

In addition, you can consult examples of validation boxes of students from previous years at different destination universities. It is important to keep in mind that these tables may vary depending on the subjects available at each destination university, as the academic offer may change from one year to the next.

 
 

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Scholarships available

There are several scholarships available depending on the mobility program chosen. Some scholarships are managed by TecnoCampus, while others are managed by other organizations.

It is important to note that the resolution for the allocation of mobility places does not automatically imply the granting of financial aid, since this depends on the budget available for each grant. The grants are intended for partially cover the expenses arising from mobility, but in no case are they intended to cover the entire cost of the stay.

Scholarship Erasmus + It is managed by TecnoCampus and is intended for students who undertake mobility both to European destinations and outside Europe. However, priority is given to granting the scholarship to students who travel to European destinations.

The amounts of the grants are established by SEPTEMBER (Spanish Service for the Internationalization of Education) and the total amount of the scholarship will be determined by the sum of the two grants specified below. The following information has been updated as of October 2025, and is subject to change in the future.

The grants are awarded strictly average grade order until the available funds are exhausted, giving preference to students who undertake mobility in European destinations and to students with fewer opportunities[1]. In the event that there is no budget available to finance all the stays awarded for their planned duration, the maximum number of months financed may be limited in order to award the largest possible number of grants. The total amount of the scholarship is given by the sum of the monthly grant and the travel grant.

1. MONTHLY AID

 

 

Ordinary help

Help less opportunities

Group 1

Germany Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Ireland, Iceland, Italy, Luxembourg, Liechtenstein, Norway, the Netherlands and Sweden.

350 € / month

600 € / month

Group 2

Czech Republic, Cyprus, Slovakia, Slovenia, Estonia,, Greece, Latvia, Malta, Portugal.

300 € / month

550 € / month

Group 3

Bulgaria, Croatia, Hungary, Lithuania, North Macedonia, Poland, Romania, Serbia and Turkey.

250 € / month

500 € / month

Outside the EU

Countries outside the European Union.

700 € / month

950 € / month

2. TRAVEL ASSISTANCE

TecnoCampus will also provide additional assistance for travel days based on mileage. [2] and type of trip [3].

Distance

standard trip

ecological trip

Between 10 and 99 km

€ 28

€ 56

Between 100 and 499 km

€ 211

€ 285

Between 500 and 1999 km

€ 309

€ 417

Between 2000 and 2999 km

€ 395

€ 535

Between 3000 and 3999 km

€ 580

€ 785

Between 4000 and 7999 km

€ 1188

€ 1188

Between 8000 km or more

€ 1735

€ 1735

Students with a disability equal to or greater than 33% (or equivalent), will have access to complementary inclusion grants[4], which the Erasmus+ program allocates to support the mobility of these participants so that, if necessary, they can be accompanied and up to 100% of the costs are subsidized. Eligible students must apply for these grants to the International Relations Office, once they have obtained a place.

[1] TecnoCampus students who are beneficiaries of the general MECD scholarship during the 2025-26 academic year are considered students with fewer opportunities.

[2] Distances are calculated according to the European Commission's distance calculator, available at this link.

[3] Travel to the destination country that is carried out by means of low-emission transport on the main section of the journey (for example, bus, train or carpooling) will be considered an ecological trip.

[4] Inclusion support is a complementary aid intended for students with disabilities who may need it. This aid covers essential basic expenses for the participant (see SEPIE inclusion support guide). It will be necessary to present the original receipts or invoices that justify the expenses.

The On The Move Scholarships They aim to partially cover the expenses of students benefiting from mobility places at universities outside Europe.

The total amount to be distributed is 20.000 Euros, sponsored by Sabadell Consumer Finance (SAU) and TecnoCampus. 20 scholarships of €1.000 each will be awarded, which will be awarded in strict order of average grade, guaranteeing total transparency in the selection process.

In order to collaborate in the financing of mobility expenses, the AGAUR (Agency for the Management of University and Research Grants of The Generalitat of Catalonia) grants mobility grants for students who undertake mobility in Europe or also in non-European destinations.

The amounts available and the selection criteria can be found in their website.

Scholarship compatibility

Erasmus+ Scholarship On The Move Scholarship MOBINT Scholarship
Erasmus Programme Yes No Yes
Exchange Program Yes (if there is remaining budget) Yes (not compatible with the Erasmus+ scholarship) Yes
Global Star Program Yes (if there is remaining budget) Yes (not compatible with the Erasmus+ scholarship) Yes
SICUE program No No No

Privacy Policy

Each year TecnoCampus awards the mobility places available for the following academic year through international mobility calls. This means different stays, through the various exchange programs, are recognised. Below we highlight the main points of the call. 

The selection will be carried out in a competitive bidding regime, in accordance with the evaluation criteria of the following applications:

  1. Average mark of the ongoing student record at the time of making the application. This average grade is calculated on a scale of 0 to 10.
  2. In the event of a tie, preference will be given to the student with the most credits passed.

Places will be assigned in order of average grade i in accordance with compliance with the specific requirements of each positionThe award procedure will be carried out following the following steps:

  1. Request for preferences:
    Request your destination preferences (up to 5 options) and attach the corresponding language certificate, if necessary.
  2. Communication of the award:
    You will receive an email informing you whether you have been admitted or excludedIn the event of exclusion, you will have a period to present arguments and provide the necessary documentation.
  3. Check provisional assignment:
    If you have been admitted, you will be able to check the provisional allocation of places in your file. At this time, you will be able to accept the assignment, not accept (opting for the extraordinary call for vacant places) or give up (if you decide not to participate in the exchange).
  4. Extraordinary call:
    If you have not obtained a place or have already enjoyed mobility previously, you can opt for the extraordinary call depending on the places that remain vacant.
  5. Final assignment:
    Consult thefinal allocation of places in your file to confirm your assigned place.

Students who have already enjoyed mobility will be able to participate in this call with the restrictions foreseen. 

The allocation of mobility places is made under the principles of concurrence and equality, with the application of the following rules:

  • If a student has already been the beneficiary of an international mobility place and wants to make a second one within the framework of the same, he / she will be able to apply only for the vacancies in the reassignment procedure. The student can have a maximum stay of 12 months per study cycle.
  • If a student has renounced the place awarded in the previous call without duly accredited cause of force majeure, they will not be able to participate in further mobility calls. 

In order to be eligible for the places and grants in this call, compliance with the following requirements will be verified on the closing date of the application period:

a) Be enrolled in a Tecnocampus degree during the 2025 academic year.

b) Have a minimum of 60 ECTS passed. 

c) For the Erasmus + program: having the nationality of one of the participating States within the program or, in the case of having it from third countries, proving that you are in possession of a valid permit to reside in Spain for the period of completion of the mobility.

d) Accredit the knowledge of the language of teaching at the destination university to ensure that the stay will be profitable, according to the level established by the requirements of each program and the place in question.

Language accreditation
Only official certificates will be accepted in accordance with the AGAUR table (Agency for the Management of University and Research Grants) for the MOBINT call, including the language proficiency certification test (PCCL) of the UPF or the corresponding ones of the UPC.

The request will be made from the International Relations section of SIGMA, following this guideThe allocation of mobility places is made under the principles of competition and equality, with the application of the following rules:

  • The student may request up to 5 universities of the offer that corresponds to you for studies, in order of preference. It is not mandatory to fill in all 5 options. 
  • Students who have a language certificate they must attach it to the application.
  • They can only modify already assigned destinations in those cases in which the academic correspondence of the studies to be taken at the destination does not meet the established requirements.

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