Study Abroad

The ERASMUS Program

The ERASMUS exchange program offers students the opportunity to spend one to two semesters abroad. In this program, students can continue their studies at selected partner universities and collect additional credit points. This program applies to all students who have completed their first Bachelor's year or are Master's students after their first semester. The funding period can last from three to twelve months, separately for each degree program (bachelor's/master's). The stay abroad is remunerated with a mobility grant depending on the country. Here you can find more general information about the ERASMUS exchange program.

With fourteen partner universities in nine different countries, Computer Science offers a wide selection. For more information, please visit the ERASMUS page of our institute and/or make an appointment with the responsible subject coordinator PD Dr. Elmar Langetepe. A selection from these permanent computer science partners is always preferable.

To get a complete overview of all partner universities of the University of Bonn, you can use the list of all permanent partner universities of the University of Bonn to search for possible locations. Locations from this list with which IT does not have a fixed contract are possible in principle, but the application process is then more competitive and a different specialist coordinator is involved.

The application is made via the ERASMUS subject coordinator for Computer Science. You must arrange an individual consultation appointment for this. During the appointment, you will discuss all open questions and then the application process can begin.

In order to be as certain as possible that you will be offered a place on the ERASMUS exchange program, you should at best start planning a year before your stay abroad and contact the subject coordinator PD Dr. Elmar Langetepe.

The University of Bonn's direct exchange program offers up to 60 scholarships for exchange places at over 45 partner universities in North and South America, Asia, Australia and Europe.

If you would like to find out more, please contact the International Office at the University of Bonn or simply visit the university's website to find out more about funding opportunities, deadlines and the application process.

The German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) offers various scholarships for German students who wish to spend one to two semesters abroad.

You can find out more about funding opportunities, deadlines and the application process on the DAAD website.

PD Dr. Elmar Langetepe
ERASMUS / Exchange Programs Computer Science

Room: 2.068

International Office
coordinates international activities at the University of Bonn

Phone: +49 228 73 5544