Grant information
Erasmus+ Study Scholarships are available to you, as a TU Delft student who will study at a partner university within the EU for 2 to 12 months. TU Delft is able to provide financial support for a maximum of 120 days of your stay abroad, as long as there is budget available for the academic year 2022-2023. This way TU Delft aims to provide as many students as possible with an Erasmus + grant. This grant is available only once to students in an academic year. The countries that participate in the ERASMUS+ programme are divided into three groups:
Group | Countries | Scholarship |
1 | Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Ireland, Luxembourg, Sweden, Liechtenstein, Norway | €360 per month |
2 | Austria, Belgium, Germany, France, Italy, Greece, Spain, Cyprus, Malta, Portugal | €300 per month |
3 | Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Turkey | €240 per month |
Please note that a calculation will be made on the basis of one month is the equivalent of 30 days.
Additional financial support for students
For students planning to go abroad for the academic year 2022-2023, the Erasmus + Scholarship has additional ‘top ups” available.
Additional funding can be granted for underprivileged students or students who experience one or more obstacles. Whether you apply for financial reasons and/or disability/health reasons, you could receive a maximum of 250 EUR extra per month while you are abroad. Additional funding also applies to students who plan to travel ‘green’ to and from their destination. This a one time top up of 50 EUR, which will be paid to you after your return to Delft. All required documentation containing personal data provided by students for the application of the Top ups with be handled with the utmost care and in doing so acts within the law, including the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). The processing of personal data by TU Delft within the EU Erasmus+ scholarship administration is carried out according to the Privacy Statement. This data will also be shared with the European Commission, (scholarship provider), staff of TU Delft and the E+ national agency who are responsible for carrying out the Erasmus+ programme.
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Students who can prove they will be travelling both ways sustainably to their exchange destination can apply for a €50 top up grant. If you travel by train, bus or carpool you will need to provide proof of this when you complete your ‘after mobility’ requirements. Send the pdf document ‘Declaration of Honour – Green Travel’ to erasmusgrant@tudelft.nl. Scans/full screenshots of travel tickets/benzene receipts are accepted. If you carpool with other students, you and all students in the same car will need to complete the form.
How to apply:
1. Indicate that you would like to receive additional financial support by selecting ‘yes’ in the Learning agreement.
2. Within 4 weeks of completion of your exchange programme, provide proof of your sustainable travel. Complete the Declaration of Honour – Green Travel form.
- Send as one pdf, the Declaration of Honour and proof of travel (full screenshots/Scans of tickets or receipts).
- All carpooling students will need to complete their own carpool form and fellow carpooling students form.
- The Statement of Host and Travel report.
3. Your Top up amount will be added to the last 30% of your Erasmus+ scholarship payment.
4. If you did not apply for the green Travel top up and you did travel to your destination and plan to return to TU Delft sustainably, please complete a ‘Changes to the Learning agreement (CttLA)” form within 7 weeks of your arrival at the partner university.
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Students with a disability and/or health problems can apply for a ‘top-up’ grant. These students can benefit from the support services that the host institute offers to its own students. The different types of disability refer to physical, mental and/or health related disabilities. Students can receive €250 per month (per 30 days). Additional information regarding this categorisation can be found on TU Delft’s Horizon webpage.
How to apply
- Indicate that you would like to receive additional financial support by selecting ‘yes’ in the Learning agreement.
- Provide a medical certificate or official statement about your physical or health problems from a doctor and/or medical/health institute with your application for the Erasmus + scholarship.
- Follow and complete the regular application process for the Erasmus+ studies or traineeship grant.
- Once approved you will receive the Top up grant with your first payment.
Please note: Should this not be sufficient to enable you to go abroad, please send an email explaining why to erasmusgrant@tudelft.nl
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Students in financial need refers to students who receive additional funding from DUO. To apply for this top up grant of €250 per month (per 30 days) please provide the following document.
- Proof of additional (supplementary) DUO funding
How to apply:
- Indicate that you would like to receive additional financial support by selecting ‘yes’ in the Learning agreement.
- Send this documentation with your Erasmus + scholarship application as a PDF attachment to erasmusgrant@tudelft.nl
- Once approved you will receive the Top up with your first payment.
Online Language Support
Students who go abroad within the Erasmus+ framework have the opportunity to access OLS language courses in both their mobility language and the official local language(s) of their destination. Students are required to complete an Online Linguistic Assessment before they depart for their mobility. Based on these results, they will be automatically allocated a language course or can choose to receive an online language training. Upon completion of their mobility, students will receive an invitation to test their language skills again. This is a great way to see if your language skills have improved in the time that you have been away.