Erasmus+ short mobility grant is available for students;
- Registered as degree students at Haaga-Helia
- Who complete their short-term mobility or intensive course that meets the Erasmus+ programme requirements in:
- Haaga-Helia Erasmus+ partner university
Grant conditions
- Physical mobility should last 5 to 30 days and be combined with a mandatory virtual component.
- At least 3 credits must be obtained from the short mobility (physical and virtual components combined).
- The course should have a mandatory virtual component before or after physical activity.
- The course must be accepted as part of your Haaga-Helia degree.
- If the grant conditions are not met, you can apply for Haaga-Helia's own travel grant for your short exchange.
Please read the following documents :
Duration of the physical part of the short exchange | Amount |
5 to 14 days | 79 euro/ day |
15 to 30 days | 56 euro/ day |
- To the duration can be calculated one travel day before the short stay and one after the short stay
Travel grant is based on the distance between the home university and the host university and it's automatically paid to everyone receiving an Erasmus+ grant.
To calculate the grant amount you can only use the Erasmus+ distance calculator: https://erasmus-plus.ec.europa.eu/resources-and-tools/distance-calculator
Note. You can get green travel grant if you travel to the destination in a greener way, such as by bus, train or carpool.
Travel Distance | Standard Travel | Green Travel |
10 – 99 km | 28 € / per participant | 56 € / per participant |
100 – 499 km | 211 € / per participant | 285 € / per participant |
500–1999km | 309 € / per participant | 417 € / per participant |
2000–2999km | 395 € / per participant | 535 € / per participant |
3000–3999km | 580 € / per participant | 785 € / per participant |
4000–7999km | 1188 € / per participant | 1 188 € / per participant |
8000 km –> | 1 735 € / per participant | 1 735 € / per participant |
Students who have fewer opportunities to participate in short-term exchanges than others and who belong to nationally defined groups can receive a increased fixed sum (depending on the duration) of either 100 euros (duration 5–14 days) or 150 euros (duration 15–30 days) to their normal Erasmus+ grant individual support:
Social obstacles:
- Students with families (children under 18)
- Acting as a family carer (agreement on family care with the municipality)
Migrant background:
- Students who have received international protection (refugees, asylum seekers, those who have received international, temporary or secondary protection, or the student has a refugee travel document)
Disabilities:
- Students with an EU disability card, or the right to it
- Disabled and functionally impaired (at least moderate functional impairment*)
Health obstacles:
- Suffering from serious and/or chronic health problems (at least moderate functional impairment*)
*Moderate functional impairment (disability categories 6—10)
The person is not capable of activities that require constant precision and concentration. The treatment of the disease causes stress and takes time every day, and neglecting the treatment causes a danger to the state of health.
A certificate to be attached to the grant application for an increase in individual support:
If you choose a more green way to travel to destination, you may receive:
- Increased Travel grant
- A maximum of 6 additional travel days
Entitlement to Green Travel Support:
- Travel to the destination by Bus, Train or Carpool
- Green Travel form and, if necessary, the university may also request travel receipts.
Fill in the Green Travel form and attach it to the grant application.
The grant must be applied for well in advance of the start of the intensive course or short-term mobility.
Please note: that it may take approximately a month to process all required documents and confirm your grant payment.
Grants are paid on the 15th of each month. For example, to receive a grant on October 15, you must apply for the grant before September 25. (excluding summer)