Student mobility

Study mobility as part of the EUNICoast alliance

The EUNICoast European Alliance supports student mobility to its member universities. These stays are part of an enhanced cooperation dynamic: joint training courses, summer schools and collaborative projects.

To find out about eligibility conditions and the destinations available for your career path, in particular for the 11 Alliance partners, please contact the DRI.

EUNICoast partners are :

• Université Le Havre Normandie (France) on the North Sea and English Channel coasts
• Université des Antilles (France) in the Caribbean Sea
• University of the Azores (Portugal), in the North Atlantic Ocean
• University of the Balearic Islands (Spain) in the western Mediterranean Sea
• Åland University of Applied Sciences (Finland) in the northern Baltic Sea and Gulf of Bothnia
• Free University of Burgas (Bulgaria) on the Black Sea coast
• University of Dubrovnik (Croatia) on the Adriatic coastline
• EMUNI University (Slovenia) on the Adriatic coastline
• University of Patras (Greece) on the Ionian and Eastern Mediterranean coasts
• University of Sassari (Italy) in the western Mediterranean Sea (Tyrrhenian Sea)
• Stralsund University of Applied Sciences (Germany) on the Baltic Sea coast
• Western Pomerania University of Technology in Szczecin (Poland) on the Baltic Sea coast

Contact DRI to check the eligibility conditions specific to your career path and project at the following address: erasmusoutgoing@univ-lehavre.fr

More about EUNICoast

Internship mobility in Europe

The Erasmus+ 2021-2027 program enables students to carry out an internship in a company. A student can benefit from the Erasmus+ program for a maximum of 12 months per study cycle (studies and/or internships combined).

Eligible countries

• European Union member states (Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, France, Finland, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden)
• States of the European Economic Area (EEA) (Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway)
• Candidate countries (Turkey, Northern Macedonia, Serbia)

Internship mobility outside Europe

Internships outside Europe may be eligible for financial assistance.

Before you leave, consult the French Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs website to check that your destination is not listed as a risk zone, and find out what you need to do (visa, insurance, accommodation, etc.).

Funding
Funding schemes are available for international internships, such as the Erasmus+ “internship” grant, international mobility assistance and ULHN’s international mobility support scheme.

The awarding of these grants depends on a number of criteria: country of destination, student profile, length of internship, etc. Applications must be submitted to the DRI before departure, subject to eligibility.

Assistance in finding an internship

The search for an internship is an individual process, and should be carried out as early as possible.

• In collaboration with the EC, the Erasmus Student Network (ESN) has set up the online platform Erasmusintern.org, enabling students to find internships and companies to find trainees. More info
• We strongly advise you to use the Europass mobility. You can write your Europass CV by clicking here.
• The Career Center at ULHN’s Pôle Information Orientation Insertion offers support in finding internships and jobs (CV and cover letter writing workshops, recruitment interview training, distribution of internship offers, access to company databases such as KOMPASS international…).

Contact the DRI to check the eligibility conditions specific to your background and project: internationaloutgoing@univ-lehavre.fr or erasmusoutgoing@univ-lehavre.fr

Information and selection

The DRI organizes an annual International Mobility Festival in October. The DRI organizes various information meetings and workshops between October and December to help you choose your destination.

Calendar

• January 15, 2026 : application deadline for semester 1(Sept-Dec) and academic year 2026-2027
• September 15, 2026 : application deadline for semester 2(Jan-May) of the 2026-2027 academic year

Nota bene: For those wishing to apply to an Asian school, the application deadline is January 15, 2026 for both Semester 1 (Sep-Dec) and Semester 2(Jan-May).

How to apply

Students planning to apply for a study stay in Europe ( Erasmus+ program) or outside Europe should complete the application form on the Erasmus+ website. Mobility Online.

Applications are evaluated by the IR coordinators in each component. Examination is based on several criteria: academic level, language skills and the quality of the project outlined in the cover letter.

International Relations (IR) Coordinator

Each ULHN component or department has an International Relations Advisor to help you prepare your study abroad project. His or her agreement is required for all international mobility.

Confirmation of mobility

Depending on the partner institution, you will be asked to compile an additional file, which will be sent to the host university.

Once your application has been accepted, the host institution will send you direct confirmation of your mobility, together with practical information about your stay (registration procedures, accommodation, insurance, reception, visa support, etc.).

Erasmus+ study grant

The Erasmus+ study grant is reserved for students studying at one of ULHN’s partner universities as part of the Erasmus+ program.

ULHN will award an Erasmus+ scholarship to all students subject to available funds and eligibility.

The Erasmus+ study grant is made up of three components:

• Living expenses, based on a monthly amount depending on the country and the type of study mobility.

• Travel expenses, according to a fixed rate based on the distance between ULHN and the host establishment, with a bonus for eco-responsible transport.

• Inclusion supplement of €250 per month for students meeting certain social or disability criteria.

Contact the DRI to check the eligibility conditions specific to your background and project.

Erasmus+ internship allowance

The Erasmus+ internship grant is reserved for students undertaking internships in EU member states and non-EU countries associated with the Erasmus+ program.

ULHN will award an Erasmus+ scholarship to all students subject to available funds and eligibility.

The Erasmus+ internship grant is made up of three components:

• Living expenses, based on a monthly amount depending on the country and the nature of the internship.

• Travel expenses, according to a fixed rate based on the distance between ULHN and the host establishment, with a bonus for eco-responsible transport.

• Inclusion supplement of €250 per month for students meeting certain social or disability criteria.

Contact the DRI to check the eligibility conditions specific to your background and project.