Erasmus+ internship
On this website, you can find information regarding an Erasmus+ grant for an internship abroad.
- General information
- Prerequisites & requirements
- Financial information
- Application
- Before the internship abroad
- During the internship abroad
- After your internship abroad
IMPORTANT information regarding Erasmus+ internship funding:
(last updated: April 1st, 2026)
Funding will be available again for internships starting from August 2026 onwards. Applications will only be accepted via application form.
Grants are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis and depend on available funding. Applications may be declined if funds are no longer available!
Due to budgetary restrictions, please note the following applies until further notice:
Students will only be able to apply for an intership abroad once per study cycle (e.g., bachelor's or master's degree)
Internships in the country of origin (= country of nationality) will not be funded.
Student internships: Maximum funding duration is 4 months
Graduate internships: Maximum funding duration is 2 months
General information
Available for degree program students (bachelor and master).
You can receive Erasmus+ funding for multiple stays abroad (incl. exchange semester, internship abroad, ENGAGE.EU activities, etc.), up to a maximum of 12 months per study cycle (e.g., bachelor's or master's).
Financial support for a self-organized internship abroad
The internship must take place in one of the 27 EU member states, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, North Macedonia, Serbia, or Türkiye.
Prerequisites & requirements
Internship requirements:
Duration: Full-time (30+ hours per week) for at least 2 months (60 days).
Bachelor’s students must have completed 36 ECTS credits (excluding free electives) by the time of application.
Master’s students must be enrolled at WU Vienna by the time of application. For German-taught programs, the introductory/assessment course must have been completed.
Additional conditions:
The internship must be relevant to your field of study or offer clear educational value.
On-site presence at the host organization is required.
Internships can be done at any entrepreneurial organization, except:
EU institutions (e.g., European Commission)
Organizations managing EU programs (see list)
Further notes:
BBE and BAWISO (IBW) students: Can earn ECTS credits via an internship abroad and a related seminar (see info here).
CEMS internships: Not eligible for Erasmus+ funding, as CEMS internships do not meet the requirement of earning at least 3 ECTS credits per month.
Internship confirmations (e.g., Convention de Stage): For general internship confirmations, please contact our colleagues from the Study Information (Study Service Center).
Financial information
Erasmus+ grants cover part of the living expenses that you incur during a stay abroad. The following monthly allowances will apply:
| Countries | Grant amount per month | Support for travel costs* |
|---|---|---|
| Belgium, Denmark, Germany, Finland, France, Ireland, Iceland, Italy, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden | €670 | €28 - €535 |
| Bulgaria, Estonia, Croatia, Greece, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, North Macedonia, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Czech Republic, Türkiye, Hungary, Cyprus | €620 | €28 - €535 |
Support for Travel Costs
Eligible students may apply for additional funding:
Erasmus+ Top-Up Individual Support
Erasmus+ Inclusion Support
Information regarding the federal study grant (Studienbeihilfe)
Application
Should I apply for a student or a graduate internship?
How do I submit my application for the Erasmus+ grant?
Before the internship abroad
When will I receive the first grant installment?
Travel/health insurance
During the internship abroad
I would like to extend the Erasmus+ funding for my stay, what should I do?
What should I do before departure?
After your internship abroad
When will I receive the second grant installment?