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The Erasmus program is probably the most straightforward way to study abroad: in addition to financial support through a monthly scholarship, an exchange place at a European partner university is also arranged.

Applications for the entire next academic year (starting with the winter semester) can be submitted between mid-January and February 15 of a calendar year via the “Mobility Online” database. All important information about the program and the application process can be found on the “Erasmus stay abroad” page at www.uni-bremen.de/studium/starten-studieren/studium-international/studieren-im-ausland/erasmus-studienaufenthalt

The partner universities of the Department of Production Engineering are open to you as possible exchange universities. Students of cooperative degree programs (Systems Engineering, Industrial Engineering Production Engineering) can also apply for places at their partner universities through the respective cooperative departments that are involved in their degree program. In this case, the online application must be made through the corresponding department.

The list of all current contracts of the University of Bremen, sorted by department, can also be found on the page linked above. More information on the partner universities of Department 04 can be found below.

Important information for WiIng PT students: When applying via Department 07, please note that there is an early procedure at FB07 that takes place via the department's own portal. Applications must be submitted here by January 15th. More information at www.uni-bremen.de/wiwi/internationales/outgoing-bremer-studierende-im-ausland/partnerprogramm

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Anyone interested in studying abroad outside of Europe has two options:

1. Exchange worldwide: the University of Bremen has a network of partner universities in North and Latin America, Africa, Asia and Eastern Europe, some of which are available to students from all departments. Tuition fees are usually waived in full or at least in part as part of these cooperations. Applications are submitted by specific deadlines via the contact persons of the departments through which the relevant cooperation exists. All information and university partnerships can be found on the International Office website: www.uni-bremen.de/studium/starten-studieren/studium-international/studieren-im-ausland/austausch-weltweit

2. Freemover: it is also possible to apply for a guest study program at any university. This is usually more complex to organize and involves higher costs, as the usual tuition fees at the respective university must be paid regularly.

Financing

For study stays that are not completed as part of the Erasmus program, there are a number of other scholarship and funding programs. All students can apply for the PROMOS scholarship. There are also various target group and country-specific programs. The "Scholarships and funding opportunities" page provides a good overview and further information.

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