Thanks to agreements with universities in other countries, students can spend a period abroad to study, work, learn about other cultures and engage with other educational systems, while receiving financial support.

Information on the Erasmus+ call 2026-27: School website, Economics and Commerce website.

Recording of the online meeting held by Prof. Ammannati

Slides prepared by the Degree Programme coordinator, Prof. Ammannati

Slides with the classification of foreign universities in terms of compatibility with the Economics and Commerce Study Plan:

• green light: universities where it is possible to find courses compatible with core courses in the Economics and Commerce study plan for at least 18-24 ECTS credits
• yellow light: universities where it is possible to have 30 ECTS credits recognised only by including 15-18 ECTS credits of courses with foreign titles in the Learning Agreement, to be placed among the free-choice courses of the Economics and Commerce study plan
• red light: universities where it is not possible to have 30 ETCS credits recognised that can all be included in the Economics and Commerce study plan

Students who, during international mobility, pass a minimum number of ETCS credits in exams taught in a foreign language may request recognition of some language activities included in the Degree Programme. Specifically:

• students who pass at least 18 ECTS credits in a foreign language may request recognition of a 6 ETCS credits exam in that language
• students who pass at least 12 ECTS credits in a foreign language may request recognition of a 3 ETCS credits exam in that language
• the course codes to be included in the study plan after recognition has been granted can be found at the bottom of this link
• for each semester of international mobility, a maximum of 6 ETCS credits of language may be requested for recognition
• the general rules apply regarding the maximum number of ECTS credits for each language that may be included in the study plan. This means, for example, that students who have already passed Business English may not request recognition of additional English language ECTS credits.

For further information, please consult the International Mobility page of the School of Economics and Management.