What is Erasmus+?
Erasmus+ is a European Union grant program covering education, youth, and sport, implemented between 2021 and 2027. The aim of the Erasmus+ Program is to provide individuals with new skills, strengthen their personal development, and increase their employment opportunities, regardless of age or educational background. The total budget for the Erasmus+ Program across Europe for the years 2021-2027 is €28.4 billion.
Activities supported under the Erasmus+ Program are primarily grouped under 3 Key Actions (KA) and 1 Special Action.
The International Relations Office is responsible for the academic and administrative activities related to the implementation of the program throughout our university, in line with the objectives outlined in the university's strategic plan. Coordination with the National Agency is provided by the coordinating office.
Orientation activities for both outgoing and incoming students are organized by our international relations coordination office. It takes the necessary measures to ensure students benefit maximally from the program. It ensures comprehensive coordination through the faculty member responsible for the entire faculty and the faculty members responsible for the departments.
For questions regarding current developments, agreements, and procedures, you can contact us by filling out the form at https://erasmus.toros.edu.tr/iletisim
Universities with which we have Erasmus+ Agreements
FACULTY DEPARTMENT COUNTRY CITY NUMBER OF STUDENTS DESCRIPTION
UNIVERSITY OF HUMANITIES AND ECONOMICS IN LODZ ECONOMICS, MANAGEMENT, TRANSPORTATION AND LOGISTICS, GRAPHIC DESIGN POLAND LODZ Department Basina 3
Please use the following link to follow the latest data on our university's agreements.
WYZSZA SZKOLA EKONOMİCZNO HUMANİSTYCZNA BUSINESS, INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND LOGISTICS POLAND BIELSKO Department Basina 3
PANSTWOWA WYZSZA SZKOLA WSCHODNİOEUROPEJSK A W PRZEMYSLU INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND LOGISTICS (ENGLISH), INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING (ENGLISH), ARCHITECTURE, GRAPHIC DESING POLAND PRZEMYS Department Basina 3
UNIVERSIDAD PONTIFICIA COMILLAS ( ICADE -ICAI) MANAGEMENT , ECONOMICS , INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND LOGISTICS SPAIN MADRID 1
Dear International Trade and Logistics Students,
Students participating in the Erasmus+ Program You will be studying part of your education abroad by taking advantage of an exchange program. Below are the steps you need to take and things you need to know. However, it is important to remember that university admission procedures may vary. Therefore, please check the website of the university you will be attending to find out which documents are required. You can obtain up-to-date information on this matter, especially from the Toros University International Relations Office.
Documents you must submit to the International Relations Office before departure:
Acceptance Letter (Photocopy)
Student Agreement (Photocopy)
Visa Photocopy
Travel Health Insurance (Photocopy)
Latest Transcript (Original) (GPA must be 2.20 or higher before departure.)
Department Board Decision
Online Language Exam (OLS)
Garanti Bank Euro Account Number (Pozcu Branch)
Grant Agreement (Original)
Documents you must submit to the International Relations Office after your return:
Transcript from the Host Institution
Certificate of Participation (Confirmation Letter)
Final version of the Student Agreement (Photocopy)
Online Survey
Online Language Exam
Additional Information Form
Passport entry-exit stamp photocopy
Return Department Board Decision
Online Language Taking the Exam (OLS)
The required documents for the application process are shared on the Toros University International Relations Department website. You can access the relevant documents via this link: https://erasmus.toros.edu.tr/makale/erasmus-giden-ogrenci-56
TOROS UNIVERSITY ERASMUS+ PROGRAMME KA103 STUDENT MOBILITY WITH PROGRAMME COUNTRIES FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
1- What is the Erasmus+ Programme?
Answer: The Erasmus+ Programme is a student/staff exchange program implemented by the European Union between 2021 and 2027.
2- What is the Erasmus+ Programme NOT?
Answer: The Erasmus+ Programme is NOT a foreign language learning program, scholarship, diploma program, or research program.
3- Who can benefit from the Erasmus+ Programme?
Answer: Toros University students, academic and administrative staff.
4- Who can apply for the Erasmus+ Student Mobility Program?
Answer: Associate degree, undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral students can apply.
5- What is Erasmus Learning Mobility?
Answer: It is when a student enrolled at Toros University completes one or two semesters of their studies at a higher education institution abroad with which a bilateral agreement has been established.
6- What is a Bilateral Agreement?
Answer: It is the agreement necessary for the realization of Erasmus Mobility. It is a departmental agreement between Toros University and a higher education institution in a European Union member country that holds an Erasmus University Charter, and is approved by both institutions.
It is a contract.
7- Who can apply for Erasmus+ Student Learning Mobility?
Answer: Students enrolled in formal education at Toros University and expected to have 30 ECTS credits per semester can apply.
8- Who cannot apply for the Erasmus+ Student Mobility Program?
Answer:
Undergraduate preparatory students
Graduate scientific preparatory students
Students with special student status
9- What is Erasmus Traineeship Mobility?
Answer: It is the process for students enrolled at Toros University to receive professional training and gain work experience in an institution or business abroad.
10- What needs to be done for an Erasmus Traineeship?
Answer: Students who want to benefit from the program must first follow the announcements made on the Erasmus website. After the announcement is made, students who want to apply to the program must find an internship placement themselves in a business suitable for their field of study. Following the evaluation, if the prospective student is deemed eligible to participate in the program, they will be referred to the department coordinator for approval. If the Erasmus Department Coordinator approves that the institution and content of the internship are suitable for the student's field of study, the student can complete their internship at the institution they have chosen.
Students looking for Erasmus internship placements can visit https://erasmusintern.org/.
11- What is the weekly working time in Erasmus+ Internship Mobility?
Answer: The weekly working time should be at least 25 and at most 48 hours.
12- What should be done to apply to the Erasmus+ Program?
Answer: To apply to the Erasmus+ Program, new application announcements should be followed on our university's Erasmus page (https://erasmus.toros.edu.tr/) and applications should be made according to the specified steps.
13- What are the requirements for participating in the Erasmus+ Program?
Answer: Your overall GPA must be at least 2.50 out of 4.00. Your foreign language score must be at least 55 points.
14- Can I apply to the Erasmus+ Program in cases of extended semesters, failing courses, inability to graduate, or being in my final year?
Answer: Yes. Students who meet the application requirements and have a course load of 30 ECTS can apply to the program even in the situations mentioned in the question.
However, it should be noted that applications must be made one academic year in advance.
15- Do students with YDS/YÖKDİL/TOEFL scores need to take the Toros University Erasmus Foreign Language Exam?
Answer: No. If the student has a valid and equivalent foreign language score and uploads the relevant document to the application system during the application period, they do not need to take the Erasmus Foreign Language Exam conducted by Toros University.
16- Can a student who uploads a foreign language score to the Erasmus Application System still take the Erasmus Foreign Language Exam administered by Toros University?
Answer: No.
17- Can the Preparatory Program Score be used as an Erasmus Foreign Language Score?
Answer: No.
18- How are applications to the Erasmus+ Program evaluated?
Answer: 50% of your General Grade Point Average and 50% of your Foreign Language Score are taken into consideration for evaluation.
19- If a student who is accepted to the Erasmus+ Program decides not to go abroad, will they lose their right to participate in the next Erasmus application?
Answer: If the cancellation occurs after the cancellation deadline, -10 points will be deducted from the student's total evaluation score in the next Erasmus application.
20- What are the Erasmus Program requirements for students with disabilities?
Answer: The same requirements apply to students with disabilities. After the student submits a report indicating their disability and the report is reviewed, special needs grant support is provided for students with disabilities.
If a disabled student submits their disability report during the application process, they will receive +10 points during the evaluation phase.
21- What should a student on the waiting list do after the evaluation?
Answer: If there are vacancies after the placement of students on the main list, students on the waiting list may be placed. Students on the waiting list must wait until the placement of students on the main list is complete; no action is required.
22- Which countries are included in the Erasmus+ Program?
Answer: EU member states and 5 non-EU program countries.
Countries participating in the Erasmus+ Program:
Germany
Denmark
Netherlands
Italy
Poland
Norway
Austria
Estonia
United Kingdom
Latvia
Portugal
Iceland
Belgium
Finland
Ireland
Lithuania
Romania
Liechtenstein
United Kingdom
France
Spain
Luxembourg
Slovakia
Switzerland
Bulgaria
Southern Cyprus
Spain
Hungary
Slovenia
Macedonia
Czech Republic
Croatia
Sweden
Malta
Greece
Turkey
Last updated: 26 October 2026