Erasmus + Social Inclusion
Social participation and diversity are guiding themes of the Erasmus+ programme generation 2021-2027. With a variety of measures at different levels, the programme aims to make a significant contribution to more equal opportunities in all areas of education.
Students
Regardless of the programme country, a grant, so-called "Social Top up", of € 250.00 per funded month can be awarded. All Social Top ups can be combined with the Top up Green Travel and the Top up Outgoing Traineeship.
An initial query is made during the application process for a study or practical stay. Students who have been selected and nominated for a stay abroad will then receive a link from the Göttingen International Department during the further procedure. Binding applications can then be submitted online within the communicated deadline. Late applications cannot be considered.Students with disabilities and students planning to study abroad with child/ren may alternatively apply for a "Realkostenantrag"
Learn more about the target groups eligible to apply:
Erasmus+ Participants with disabilities or a chronic illnessSocial Top up
- The Social Top up is intended to support participants with an impairment (from at least GdB 20) or chronic illness, who have verifiable additional costs abroad as a result.
- After a successful application, Erasmus+ participants are asked to provide proof (e.g. certificate or copy of the GdB) when requested (sample).
- Cannot be combined with other Social Top ups for participants with children, first-time graduates or working students.
- Please also take advantage of our advisory service at an early stage.
Application for funding (individual application)
- Participants with a disability can submit an individual application..
- Preparatory travel (incl. accompanying person) and additional costs incurred abroad during the mobility are eligible for funding up to €15,000/semester and €30,000/year respectively.
- What is part of the foreign-related additional costs in the event of impairment?
- Travel costs: car costs, taxi costs, flight costs, train costs
- Accommodation: Rent
- Assistance: travel expenses, hourly wage, accommodation
- Medical advice
- Didactic material
- Please take advantage of our advisory service. We will support you in the application process. The application for costs must be submitted by us to the National Agency (NA DAAD) 2 months before the start of the mobility.
Social Top up
- The Top up is intended to support participants who are planning an Erasmus+ KA 131 funded stay abroad with child(ren).
- An application is also possible if the partner is travelling with the child.
- The Social Top up can only be applied for once per child (no double funding).
- Parents who are planning to study abroad with at least two children can both apply for Social Top up.
- After a successful application, Erasmus+ participants will be asked to submit evidence (e.g. birth certificate(s), travel receipts) on a random basis.
- Cannot be combined with other Social Top ups for participants with disabilities, first-time graduates or working students.
- Please take advantage of our advisory service.
Application for funding (individual application)
- Participants planning an Erasmus+ KA 131 funded stay abroad with child(ren) can alternatively submit an individual application.
- Preparatory travel (incl. accompanying person) and additional costs incurred abroad during the mobility are eligible for funding up to EUR 15,000 per semester and EUR 30,000 per year.
- What are additional costs incurred abroad?
- Travel costs: car costs, taxi costs, flight costs, train costs
- Accommodation: rental costs
- Childcare costs
- The real application must be submitted by us to the National Agency (NA DAAD) 2 months before the start of the mobility.
- Please make use of our advisory service at an early stage. We will support you in the application process.
- The Social Top up is intended to support participants who come from a non-academic household.
- Neither of the parents has an academic degree (e.g. university/technical college degree). Degrees obtained abroad by parents/relatives are considered academic degrees, even if they are not recognised in Germany.
- After successful application, Erasmus+ participants are randomly asked to submit a declaration on their parents' honour.
- Cannot be combined with other Social Top ups for participants with disabilities, participants with child/ren or working students.
- Students who are gainfully employed and who have been working for at least 6 months in a job that is subject to social insurance contributions in relation to the mobility are eligible to apply.
- The employment may be terminated a maximum of three months before the start of the mobility. Example: The academic mobility starts on 15 October, the employment may end on 15 August at the earliest.
- The students have earned a monthly average of at least 450 EUR and at most 850 EUR (net earnings). Please note: No remunerated work may be carried out during the Erasmus+ funded period abroad, including online from the host country.
- Students doing a remunerated traineeship with Erasmus+ (cf. additional earnings limit) are not eligible to apply. After a successful application, participants will be asked to submit evidence (e.g. salary slips) on a random basis.
- Cannot be combined with other Social Top ups for participants with disabilities, participants with children or first-time graduates.
Under certain conditions, students have the opportunity to apply for a real cost application for expensive travel or preparatory travel.
Staff
Erasmus+ Participants with disabilitiesTop-up
Application for funding (individual application)
- Teilnehmende mit einer Beeinträchtigung ab GdB 20 oder einer chronischen Erkrankung können einen Individualantrag stellen.
- Preparatory travel (incl. accompanying person) and additional costs incurred abroad during the mobility are eligible for funding up to €15,000/semester and €30,000/year respectively.
- What is part of the foreign-related additional costs in the event of impairment?
- Travel costs: car costs, taxi costs, flight costs, train costs
- Accommodation: Rent
- Assistance: travel expenses, hourly wage, accommodation
- Medical advice
- Didactic material
- Please take advantage of our advisory service: Karen.Denecke@zvw.uni-goettingen.de. We will support you in the application process. The application for costs must be submitted by us to the National Agency (NA DAAD) 2 months before the start of the mobility.
Top-up
- Participants with children can apply for a one-time grant of up to € 250.00 per mobility for childcare costs abroad (proof required). The prerequisite is that a grant has not already been applied for and approved elsewhere within the university.
- Please use our counselling service: Karen.Denecke@zvw.uni-goettingen.de. We will support you in the application process.
Contact:
Karen Denecke
Von-Siebold-Straße 2
37075 Göttingen
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