TOP 5 REASONS TO CHOOSE EUAS

Among the many reasons for choosing Estonian Entrepreneurship University of Applied Sciences (EUAS) five stand out.

EUAS is an international university with students from all over the world. Our students have a choice of studying in either Estonian, English or Russian. Our curricula are developed in sync with corporate partners across borders and our teaching staff hail from an international network of like-minded universities.

We are small but focused, keeping enrolment and the day-to-day bureaucracy to a minimum and our attention where it belongs - offering our students the best possible entrepreneurship training. Our 1600 students make us the market leader of private higher education in Estonia.

We are a university of entrepreneurs, by entrepreneurs and for (future) entrepreneurs. At EUAS, we try to make people learn valuable lessons from others' successes as well as mistakes. We offer our students intense contact with the business world throughout their studies in the form of visiting lectures, regular informal meetups and internships. On average our graduates earn more than graduates from Tallinn University or University of Tartu, the large Estonian public universities.

We are located in Tallinn, one of Europe's startup hot spots with ever-enhancing opportunities to find the right team, shape the right product, raise funds and take off with your idea. For aspirations in an intrapreneurial career, look no further than our good neighbours and internship-partners from the various high-value industries at Ülemiste City the innovation campus dubbed "the Silicon Valley of the North".

Easily accessible and low-cost location. Estonia is well-connected to any part of the world and the living costs (accommodation, food, transportation) are much more reasonable than in Scandinavia and the UK for instance. It's all the world's opportunities with no hassle and all the more fun.
EUAS is a university for driven people who are after the next big thing.
Challenge life before it challenges you!
Welcome!

Undergraduate Programs

Start-Up Entrepreneurship

Tallinn

Learn business by building your business.

Game Design and Development

Tallinn

Design, develop and turn your games into a business.

Creativity and Business Innovation

Tallinn

Three countries, two degrees, one adventure of a lifetime.

Software Development and Entrepreneurship

Tallinn

Learn to build software and your business. Full scholarships available.

Master's Study Programs

International Business Administration

Tallinn

Admission is open for February 2019! Become a leader for a trans-cultural business world. Fine-tune your skills in entrepreneurial management and leadership.

ADMISSIONS

Entry requirements, English language requirements, Application deadline

Admission requirements

The following documents have to be submitted to apply Undergraduate Programs:

Higher Secondary Education Diploma
Higher Secondary Education Grades' Sheet (applicants will be ranked)
Motivation letter in English (1 page, not more)
Copy of Passport

English language requirements

Proof of English level B2. IELTS 5.5 or equivalent proof of English proficiency is required.

The following documents have to be submitted to apply Master's Study Programs:

Bachelor's degree diploma
Transcript of Records
Motivation letter in English (1 page, not more)
Copy of Passport

English language requirements

Proof of English level B2. IELTS 6.0 or equivalent proof of English proficiency is required.

Application deadline

30 November Non-EU (EU visa required) candidates, 31 January for EU (and EU visa free countries) for Spring semester
31 May for Non-EU (EU visa required) candidates, 15 August EU (and EU visa free countries) for Autumn semester

Application fee

There's no application fee!

Spring semester takes place from January until June and Autumn semester from September until December.

Scholarships, grants and allowances

Scholarships
Dora Plus Grants
Dora Plus Action 1
Dora Plus Action 2
Allowances
Needs-based allowance
Need-based special allowance

Scholarships, grants, and allowances are a good way to fund study and are open to a wide range of students.

Estonian Entrepreneurship University of Applied Sciences provides a range of different scholarships, grants, and allowances and here you can find scholarship, grant, and allowance info for all levels.

Dora Plus Action 1

Sub-action 1.1 Study and research-related short-term mobility

Short-term mobility may last for up to 30 calendar days (inclusive). The grant can be used to participate in a professional conference, seminar or course, or carry out other educational and research-related activities, for example, working in libraries, using laboratories, developing study materials, working with a supervisor, participating in field work, consultations or other similar tasks, which are closely related to the priorities of Estonian Entrepreneurship University of Applied Sciences.

The grant may be applied by anyone who is:

an accredited Master’s student of Estonian Entrepreneurship University of Applied Sciences;
a lecturer or researcher at Estonian Entrepreneurship University of Applied Sciences, is not older than 35 years of age on the first day of the mobility, or who has defended their Doctoral Thesis less than 5 years ago. Parental leave can be used to prolong these limitations proportionally;
not on academic leave during the mobility;
not using this grant together with other mobility grants (the Kristjan Jaak grant, Eramus+, other actions in Dora Plus etc.);
not using this grant to visit multiple countries at once.

Grant amount: The maximum amount granted is €2,000 per mobility.

The grants are given according to a ranking list and the principle, that every applicant will receive no more than two mobility grant per academic year.

Expenses covered:

travel expenses
accommodation
allowance: €32 per day, paid no longer than 1 day before the event and 1 day after the event.
Participation fee (will be covered according to early bird fees and an expense document/bill, or confirmation by the organizer)

NB! Expenses (except for the participation fee) cannot be covered by other sources (except for personal funding by the applicant).

Additional information: http://haridus.archimedes.ee/en/amount-scholarship4

Applying:

To apply for the grant, the applicant should fill the application form and applications are accepted four times during a calendar year:

1 February (visits starting from April, 1)
1 May (visits starting from July,1)
1 September (visits starting from November, 1)
1 November (visits starting from January, 1)

The EUAS Dora Plus council will make a decision and submit the grants for approval to SA Archimedes by the 10th of the month following the deadline.

There must be a 6-week period between the 10th of the month following the deadline to the start of the mobility (SA Archimedes reserves the right to allow exceptions)!

Important! Using the European Regional Development Fund must be proven on paper. If the documents are not submitted on time, the grant must be returned. The grant is also withdrawn, if the applicant does not submit their report on time.

Acknowledgement:

The Dora Plus programme are funded by the European Regional Development Fund and the Republic of Estonia. Both grantees and universities must cite the European Regional Development Fund’s Dora Plus programme. This is not a complicated task – just add the logos of the EU Regional Development Fund and SA Archimedes, or cite them in text (e.g. “This article was funded by the European Union via the European Regional Development Fund”).

Please also read the procedure for applying for sub-action 1.1

Additional information:

Aire Vaigu
Dora Plus A1.1 and A2 coordinator

E-mail: aire.vaigu@eek.ee

Dora Plus Action 2

Sub-action 2.1 Inclusion of foreign Master’s students

The goals of this action are to support foreign Master’s students studying in Estonia, thereby contributing to the exchange of knowledge, to make the local study process more internationalised and to increase the amount of highly educated workers in Estonia in the long run. As a result of the sub-action, the capability of Estonian higher education institutions to accept international students will increase, as will the numbers of Master’s students attending Estonian schools.

Support is offered to talented foreign Master’s students in Estonian universities. Support is also offered to foreign Master’s students and they can only obtain a grant when studying in Estonia full-time and for one academic year at a time.

The grant can be awarded to a Master’s student of Estonian Entrepreneurship University of Applied Sciences:

who is a full time international master’s student at EUAS, i.e. has received 54EAP during their first year of studies;
who is not a resident of the Republic of Estonia;
who is not a citizen of Estonia;
whose country of residence is not Estonia;
who does not have a permanent residence permit/long-term residence permit;
who studies on a nationally certified programme, which is 100% non-Estonian;
who has not been in Estonia for more than one year during the past three years, except when they have studied and graduated from a Master’s programme at an Estonian university, and will continue their studies at EUAS on 1 September;
who does not receive additional support from other sources. The student will have to confirm the fact. There are exceptions according to the Archimedes statute: studies can be covered from the resources allocated to the university by the Ministry of Education and Research, the Dora Pluss short-term study mobility grants offered to Master’s students, or the smart specialisation grants.

The scholarship for foreign Master’s students is 350 euros per month. The scholarship could be awarded for one academic year for Master´s students, i.e. 10 calendar months at a time.

Conditions for applying for the scholarship:

A free format signed application to stand as a candidate is submitted to EUAS Dora Plus Coordinator by October 10. The application includes the year of admission, title of the study programme, a confirmation that the student does not receive financial support under other measures and a motivational letter.

Please read before submitting your application: EUAS procedure for applying for sub-action 2.1

Additional information:

Aire Vaigu
Dora Plus A2.1 coordinator at EUAS
E-mail: aire.vaigu@eek.ee

Needs-based study allowance

The students from less privileged families are supported by the state upon covering the additional costs incurred in acquiring higher education. The aim of need-based study allowance (hereinafter study allowance) is to provide assistance to students, whose households are unable to support them, motivate them to study full time and successfully and complete a curriculum during the nominal period of study.

Needs-based study allowance can be applied for by a student who complies with following conditions:

The student’s family’s monthly income per family member is below 429 euros;
The family members of an up to 24-year-old student include the student’s parents, minor siblings and half-siblings even if the student’s residence according to the data in the Estonian population register is different from the one of his or her family members.
A household includes also up to 24-year-old siblings and half-siblings who acquire general secondary education in full-time study or vocational education in full-time study or higher education in full-time study and who have not exceeded the nominal period of the curriculum.
The family members of a student do not include his/her parents' new spouse and the spouse’s children, even if the residence according to the data in the Estonian population register is the same.
An up to a 24-year-old student, who is married or a parent or a guardian of a child, forms a separate family.
An over 24-year-old student is a separate family and is no longer dependent on his/her parents’ income upon application for a study allowance.
If a student has been referred to substitute home service or foster care until he/she attains the age of majority or a guardian has been appointed for the student until attainment of the age of majority and he/she has submitted the documents certifying thereof, the student’s parents, minor siblings and half-siblings and up to 24-year-old siblings and half-siblings who acquire general secondary education in full-time study or vocational education in full-time study or higher education in full-time study and who have not exceeded the nominal period of the curriculum shall not be deemed to be members of his/her household if the student is not married or a parent or guardian of a child.
The student studies full-time and completes the curriculum’s requirements in full (75%), whereas the study load is calculated cumulatively by semesters. In the first-semester study allowance can be applied for by students who have selected full-time studies in their entrance application.

Students who are on academic leave cannot apply for study allowance!

Amounts of needs-based study allowances:

Student’s average income per family member	up to 107.25 EUR	107.26–214.5 EUR	214.51–429 EUR
Amount of study allowance	220 EUR	135 EUR	75 EUR

Applying for study allowance

An application for study allowance can be submitted in the state portal www.eesti.ee (Main page → Services→ For a citizen → Application for needs-based study allowance).

Please note that in order to apply for the allowance, the student must add information about all family members and upload necessary documents. If this information has not been added, Ministry of Education has the right not to process the application.

Applications can be submitted during the whole semester, not only for a month as so far. The allowance will be paid starting from the month of submission of the application, therefore it is recommended to submit the application in the first month of the semester – in September or in February.

How will a student receive the study allowance?

In the month of submission of the application (in September or February), the allowance will be paid seven days after granting the application. If a student submits an application for study allowance on the last days of a month, later than 7 working days before the end of a month (7 days are required for making the payment (the allowance of the month, when the application was submitted, will be paid to the student next month together with the allowance of the current month. In other months of the semester, the allowance will be paid within the first seven working days of each month.

If a student adds supplementary documents in the application environment, the payment of the allowance will be extended for the maximum of 10 days due to the processing of the documents. The allowance will be transferred to the student’s bank account indicated in the state portal.

Need-based special study allowance

What means a need-based special allowance? It is a monetary allowance based on the economic situation of the person and granted under the conditions provided for in this Act to students in order to cover expenses related to the acquisition of higher education if the application for a need-based study allowance of a student has been declined.

Who has the right to apply?

A student has the right to apply for need-based special allowance if:

he/she is an Estonian citizen or is staying in Estonia on the basis of a long-term or temporary residence permit or on the basis of a permanent or temporary right of residence;
he/she studies full-time and has by the starting semester cumulatively completed at least 75 percent of the study load subject to completion under the study programme in the previous semesters or studies full-time in the first semester;
the student's application for need-based study allowance has been declined in the relevant semester on the grounds that according to the register of taxable persons of the Estonian Tax and Customs Board (ETCB) the average monthly income of the student and his or her family members exceeds the established maximum average income calculated for the receipt of need-based study allowance (the monthly income per family member exceeds 429 €);
the average monthly income of the three months preceding the submission of an application for need-based study allowance of the student and his or her family members does not exceed the maximum average income calculated for the receipt of need-based study allowance established annually by the state budget, above all, if the given income has decreased in connection with registration of the student or his or her family member as unemployed or in connection with permanent incapacity for work in the extent of 80–100 percent;
an application for need-based study allowance has been declined in the calendar month of application for special allowance.

A student shall not be entitled to simultaneous need-based study allowance and need-based special allowance.

Students have the right to submit to the educational institution applications for the receipt of need-based special allowance for up to five study months at least twice during an academic year – from September to January and from February to June. Study allowance shall be paid from the month of applying for the study allowance.

How do I apply for need-based special allowance?

Applications can be submitted throughout the entire semester. Need-based special allowance shall be paid for up to five months a semester starting from the month of applying for the allowance.
To receive a need-based special allowance, a student should submit an application in ÕIS (intranet).
In order to receive allowance starting from the current month, an application with all the required additional documents must be submitted before the 25th day of the current month.

What documents do I need to submit?

When applying for an allowance, a student shall submit the following documents:

A negative decision of the application for a special need-based study allowance, which can be submitted to the University within five working days starting from the date when the decision was announced;
Extracted data from the Estonian Population Register regarding the household members (from needs-based allowance application);
A certificate from the Tax and Customs Board certifying the average monthly income of the three months preceding the submission of a need-based study allowance of the student and his or her family members specified in Subsection 2 of § 5¹ of the Study Allowances and Study Loans Act (get the information about the certificate from here or ask it by e-mail from emta@emta.ee);
Documents proving a decrease in the level of income (certificate of registration as unemployed and/or permanent incapacitation for work or other certificates, etc.)

The University has the right to verify the correctness of documents and information submitted in order for the student to be granted a need-based special allowance, or to present the documents and information for inspection to competent authorities and persons.

Grant of need–based special allowance

The number of special need-based allowances depends on the volume of the special allowances fund allocated to the Estonian Entrepreneurship University of Applied Sciences for the academic year.
The amount of the need-based special allowance is 135€ per month.

Additional information:

Aire Vaigu

e-mail: aire.vaigu@eek.ee

Management

Administration

Heads of Curricula

Lecturers

Study Centres

Management

Mait Rungi, PhD

rector

mait.rungi[at]eek.ee

Kristjan Oad

General Manager

mob 5656 2525
kristjan.oad[at]eek.ee

Administration

Ingrid Maasi

Head of Academic Affairs

ph 610 1907
ingrid.maasi[at]eek.ee

Katrin Tomp

Head of Infrastructure

ph 610 1910
katrin.tomp[at]eek.ee

Anneli Viirmann

Head Accountant

anneli.viirmann[at]eek.ee

Kerli Kaldoja

Senior Specialist of Academic Affairs

kerli.kaldoja[at]eek.ee

Katrin Eha

projektijuht

katrin.eha[at]eek.ee

Marit Kuusk

õppedisainer

marit.kuusk[at]eek.ee

Kätlin Onton

rektoraadi büroo juhataja

katlin.onton[at]eek.ee

Aiki Pärle

Avatud Kõrgkooli juht

aiki.parle[at]eek.ee

Olga Rogova

HR specialist

olga.rogova[at]eek.ee

Mari Taalmann

rahvusvahelise vastuvõtu spetsialist

mari.taalmann[at]eek.ee

Tõnn Talpsepp, PhD

teadusjuht

tonn.talpsepp[at]eek.ee

Elari Tamm

ettevõtlusõppe konsultant

elari.tamm[at]eek.ee

Triin Tammistu

Marketing specialist

triin.tammistu[at]eek.ee

Gerly Tuisk

turundusjuht

gerly.tuisk[at]eek.ee

Kedi Urbanik

Hostel Administrator

kedi.urbanik[at]eek.ee

Aire Vaigu

R&D Project Manager

aire.vaigu[at]eek.ee

IT Department

Tarmo Toom, MSc

Head of IT Department

ph 610 1919
tarmo.toom[at]eek.ee

Andres Aia

Programmer

ph 738 7405
andres.aia[at]eek.ee

Indrek Tobre

Programmer

mob 53494842
ph
indrek.tobre[at]eek.ee

Jürgen Parts

õppekeskkonna haldur

mob 5854 6214
jurgen.parts[at]eek.ee

Centre for Excellence in Learning and Teaching

Piret Einpaul

Head of the Centre for Excellence in Learning and Teaching

ph 738 7404
piret.einpaul[at]eek.ee

Anneli Rumm, MSc

Educational Technologist

mob 524 7938
ph 610 1918
anneli.rumm[at]eek.ee

Heads of Curricula

Janus Paurman

magistriõppe juht

mob 5660 4379
janus.paurman[at]eek.ee

Jekaterina Kipina, PhD

ettevõtte juhtimise erialajuht

jekaterina.kipina[at]eek.ee

Olga Nežerenko, PhD

Head of Curriculum for Logistics

mob 526 4686
olga.nezerenko[at]eek.ee

Anne Roosipõld, PhD

turismi- ja restoraniettevõtluse töökohapõhise õppe erialajuht

mob 516 7401
anne.roosipold[at]eek.ee

Aet Kull

Head of Curriculum for Marketing

mob 501 0169
aet.kull[at]eek.ee

Aminul Islam

Head of Curriculum of Creativity and Business Innovation

aminul.islam[at]eek.ee

Anu Olvik

Head of Curriculum for Finance Management

mob 56684084
anu.olvik[at]eek.ee

Jelena Švartsman

venekeelse veebitehnoloogia eriala koordinaator

mob 56209647
jelena.svartsman[at]eek.ee

Karin Kuimet

Head of Curriculum for Human Resources Management

mob 506 6010
karin.kuimet[at]eek.ee

Katrin Kreegimäe, MSc

Head of Curriculum for Quality Management

mob 553 7008
katrin.kreegimae[at]eek.ee

Mare Kurvits, PhD

Head of Business process module

mob 518 8618
mare.kurvits[at]eek.ee

Marge Robam

arvutimängude disaini erialajuht

marge.robam[at]eek.ee

Piret Einpaul

uurimistöö metoodika moodulijuht

ph 738 7404
piret.einpaul[at]eek.ee

Ranno Päi

Head of Curriculum for Graphic Design

mob 5591 6366
ranno.pai[at]eek.ee

Inna Švartsman

Head of Curriculum (Software Development and Web Technology)

inna.svartsman[at]eek.ee

Vanessa Vorteil

Head of Curriculum of Start-up Entrepreneurship

vanessa.vorteil[at]eek.ee

Lecturers

Mait Rungi, PhD

mait.rungi[at]eek.ee

Kalle Ahi

kalle.ahi[at]eek.ee

Piia Berting

piia.berting[at]eek.ee

Dmitry Fisun

dmitry.fisun[at]eek.ee

Aminul Islam

aminul.islam[at]eek.ee

Hurmi Jürjens, MSc

mob 5333 9111
hurmi.jurjens[at]eek.ee

Karin Kuimet

mob 506 6010
karin.kuimet[at]eek.ee

Olga Nežerenko, PhD

mob 526 4686
olga.nezerenko[at]eek.ee

Janus Paurman

mob 5660 4379
janus.paurman[at]eek.ee

Nikolai Pavlov

nikolai.pavlov[at]eek.ee

Indrek Põldvee

indrek.poldvee[at]eek.ee

Aiki Pärle

aiki.parle[at]eek.ee

Marge Robam

marge.robam[at]eek.ee

Elena Safiulina

elena.safiulina[at]eek.ee

Uno Silberg, Dr (maj)

uno.silberg[at]eek.ee

Ivar Soone

ivar.soone[at]eek.ee

Inna Švartsman

inna.svartsman[at]eek.ee

Tõnn Talpsepp, PhD

tonn.talpsepp[at]eek.ee

Anton Vedeshin, MSc

anton.vedeshin[at]eek.ee

Kristjan Velbri

kristjan.velbri[at]eek.ee

Vanessa Vorteil

vanessa.vorteil[at]eek.ee

Study Centres

Agnes Saks

Work-Based Learning Coordinator / Senior Specialist of Study Department

agnes.saks[at]eek.ee

Liisa Jõgisalu

International Student Counselor

liisa.jogisalu[at]eek.ee

Roosi Tilk

Study Consultant (Tartu)

ph 738 7400
roosi.tilk[at]eek.ee

Mare Kurvits, PhD

RPL coordinator

mob 518 8618
mare.kurvits[at]eek.ee

Priit Tannik

Study Centre Manager (Tartu)

ph 738 7400
priit.tannik[at]eek.ee

Aleksandra Adelevitš

Study Consultant (Tallinn)

aleksandra.adelevits[at]eek.ee

Ksenia Belikova

Study Consultant (Tallinn)

ksenia.belikova[at]eek.ee

Marleen Kedars

Study Consultant (Tallinn)

marleen.kedars[at]eek.ee

Tarmo Toom, MSc

Head of IT Department

ph 610 1919
tarmo.toom[at]eek.ee

Andres Aia

Programmer

ph 738 7405
andres.aia[at]eek.ee

Indrek Tobre

Programmer

mob 53494842
ph
indrek.tobre[at]eek.ee

Jürgen Parts

õppekeskkonna haldur

mob 5854 6214
jurgen.parts[at]eek.ee

Piret Einpaul

Head of the Centre for Excellence in Learning and Teaching

ph 738 7404
piret.einpaul[at]eek.ee

Anneli Rumm, MSc

Educational Technologist

mob 524 7938
ph 610 1918
anneli.rumm[at]eek.ee

ERASMUS+

ERASMUS+
Participation requirements
Partner universities
Scholarship and costs

Erasmus+ programme is an educational programme of the EU which offers the students of European universities an opportunity of doing exchange studies or do a traineeship in another European country and higher education institution or company.

Erasmus+ Student Charter: Erasmus+ exchange student's rights and obligations

Participation Requirements

The student:

olema vähemalt Eesti Ettevõtluskõrgkooli Mainor 2. kursuse üliõpilane (va praktika, kuhu võib minna ka 1. kursusel);
omama kas mõne programmis osaleva riigi kodakondsust või Eesti Vabariigi alalist elamisluba;
enne vahetuse algust sõlmima kirjaliku kokkulepe vastuvõtva kõrgkooli ning üliõpilase kodukõrgkooli vahel (Learning Agreement);
välismaal õppimise ajal olema Eesti Ettevõtluskõrgkooli Mainor üliõpilaste nimekirjas;
olema võimeline väliskõrgkooli õppetöös aktiivselt osalema.

Important to know:

õpinguaja/välispraktika pikkus partnerülikoolis/ettevõttes saab kesta kolmest kuust kuni ühe õppeaastani;
õpingute/praktikaperioodi ei ole lubatud katkestada ja hiljem jätkata (st ei saa minna 2 kuuks, tulla 3 kuuks koju, ja minna uuesti 2 kuuks);
üliõpilased võivad väliskõrgkoolis viibida vahemikus 1. juulist kuni 30. septembrini järgmisel aastal;
kui õpingud kestavad kauem kui üks aasta, ei laiene üliõpilasele enam Erasmus-üliõpilase staatus;
vastuvõttev ülikool ei või nõuda vahetusüliõpilaselt õppemaksu ega mingeid lisamakse (kursuse-, registreerimise-, eksami- ja laboratooriumi kasutamistasud). Üliõpilaselt võib võtta väiketasusid nt kindlustuse, üliõpilasliitude, õppematerjalide (fotokoopiad, laboratooriumis vajalikud vahendid jne) eest võrdsetel alustel kohalike üliõpilastega;
üliõpilase õppeperioodi välismaal tunnustatakse osana Eesti Ettevõtluskõrgkooli Mainor õppekavast;
kui üliõpilane on sooritanud ka aineid, mille osas eelnevat kokkulepet ei ole, otsustab Eesti Ettevõtluskõrgkool Mainor iga sooritatud aine tunnustamise eraldi;
Eesti Ettevõtluskõrgkool Mainor võib jätkata üliõpilaselt õppemaksu võtmist, vastavalt üliõpilasega sõlmitud õppeteenuse osutamise lepingule;
riikliku õppelaenu väljamaksmine välisülikoolis õppivale üliõpilasele jätkub;
üliõpilane võib Erasmuse raames käia nii õppimas kui ka praktikal (kokku maksimaalselt 24 kuud, sh ei saa kumbki periood olla pikem kui 12 kuud).

Scholarship and costs

Erasmus+ Exchange Studies

Scholarship and costs 2018/2019 Academic Year

Higher living cost countries

Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Ireland, Luxembourg, Sweden,
United Kingdom, Liechtenstein, Norway

520 €/month
(30 days)

17,33 €/day

Medium living cost countries

Austria, Belgium, Germany, France, Italy, Greece, Spain, Cyprus, The Netherlands, Malta, Portugal

520 €/month
(30 days)

17,33 €/day

Lower living cost countries

Bulgaria, Croatia, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Czech Republic, Turkey

470 €/month
(30 days)

15,67 €/day

Erasmus+ programme additional support

Students who have qualified for the need-based study allowance (paid by the Estonian state) or special need-based allowance (paid by the university) for the semester before exchange studies, or for the semester of exchange studies, are entitled to additional scholarship of 200 € /month, given they present a proof and application to EUAS Erasmus+ Coordinator. For the need-based allowance, the proof is to be taken by the student him-/herself from the Estonian state portal (name of the file you have to find is written in Estonian "OTSUS"). For the special need-based allowance, the proof about whether the student has been assigned the named allowance is checked by the Erasmus+ Coordinator.

NB! In case the student wants to apply for the Erasmus+ additional support and has qualified for either one of the allowances, there are two possible times to present the proof and application: (1) if allowance was assigned for the semester before exchange studies, then the proof and application have to be presented to EUAS Erasmus+ Coordinator before signing the Erasmus+ Scholarship Agreement; (2) if allowance was assigned for the semester of exchange studies, then the proof and application have to be presented during 30 days starting from the day of being awarded the allowance.

Estonian Government scholarship

Estonian Government scholarship will be paid as follows:

400 € - a one-time payment for the students who are going to study at the higher living cost countries.
200 € - a one-time payment for the students who are going to study at the medium living cost countries.
150 € - a one-time payment for students who are going to study at the lower living cost countries.

Principles regulating paying out the scholarship

The exchange studies' period (mobility period) is calculated on a per day basis. The beginning and end date of the mobility are certified in the Scholarship Agreement. The actual length of the mobility period shall be certified in the confirmation letter issued by the host university at the end of exchange studies.
The student will receive 70% of the total EC scholarship before the start of the mobility, and the remaining 30% when he/she has returned to home university, has presented all the end of the mobility documents, and if his/her mobility period has not shortened. The Estonian Government scholarship is paid out fully before the start of the exchange studies.
In case the dates on the confirmation letter certify the shortened mobility period, then at the end of the exchange studies the student shall receive the smaller amount from the remaining 30% of the European Commission scholarship (depending on how many days earlier the student returned), or if student's mobility shortened significantly, the student is asked to pay back for the overpaid days.

Erasmus+ traineeship

Scholarship and Costs

Higher & medium living cost countries

Denmark, Ireland, France, Italy Austria, Finland, Sweden, United Kingdom, Liechtenstein, Norway, Belgium, Czech Republic, Germany, Greece, Spain, Croatia, Cyprus, Luxembourg, The Netherlands, Portugal, Slovenia, Iceland, Turkey

700 €/month

(30 days)

Lower living cost countries

Bulgaria, Latvia, Lithuania, Hungary, Malta, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia

650 €/month

(30 days)

Principles regulating paying out the scholarship

The traineeship period (mobility period) is calculated on a per day basis. The beginning and end date of the mobility are certified in the Scholarship Agreement. The actual length of the mobility period shall be certified in the confirmation letter issued by the hosting enterprise/organisation at the end of the traineeship.
The trainee will receive 70% of the total European Commission scholarship before the start of the traineeship, and the remaining 30% when he/she has returned to home university, has presented all the end of the traineeship documents, and if his/her traineeship period has not shortened.
In case the dates on the confirmation letter certify the shortened mobility period, then at the end of the traineeship the trainee shall receive the smaller amount from the remaining 30% of the European Commission scholarship (depending on how many days earlier the student returned), or if trainee's mobility shortened significantly, the student is asked to pay back for the overpaid days.

ERASMUS+ coordinator:

Aire Vaigu

aire.vaigu@eek.ee

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