
The University of French Guiana is organising an ERASMUS information session on Thursday 17 September 2026 at 1.00 pm in Lecture Theatre A. Students will find out about destinations, grants, the application process and useful advice to help them prepare for their study abroad experience.
An event to find out more about the ERASMUS programme
Are you a student at the University of French Guiana and considering an international experience? The ERASMUS information session on Thursday 17 September 2026 will give you the chance to find out about the opportunities offered by this world-renowned university exchange programme. The session will take place at 1.00 pm in Lecture Theatre A at the University of French Guiana.
This session is aimed at students who wish to spend part of their studies abroad. It will provide a better understanding of the opportunities for international mobility and the various steps to take before preparing to go abroad.
Studying abroad with the ERASMUS programme
The ERASMUS programme is a real gateway to the world. It gives students the opportunity to spend part of their studies at a university abroad. This mobility also allows students to experience cultural immersion during their university studies.
There are many potential benefits. In particular, students can hone their language skills, discover new learning methods and enrich their academic journey. This experience also adds a strong personal dimension to their time abroad.
International mobility therefore enables students to discover a different academic environment whilst gaining new experiences. It can transform part of their university journey into an enriching academic and personal adventure.
More than 13 European countries and destinations in South America
At the meeting, programme coordinators will present the available destinations. The academic exchange opportunities on offer cover more than 13 European countries.
However, mobility is not limited to Europe. Destinations in South America are also mentioned. In particular, students will be able to find out about mobility opportunities in Brazil, Guyana and Colombia.
This variety of destinations enables interested students to consider a range of options for their plans to study abroad.
Understanding application procedures and selection criteria
The ERASMUS information session will also provide a better understanding of the application process. Programme coordinators will explain the steps required to prepare an international mobility project.
The selection criteria will also be outlined. This will enable students to identify the various steps they need to take before considering going abroad.
These explanations will provide practical information for those wishing to prepare their applications and better organise their plans for studying abroad.
Key information on ERASMUS grants
Participants will also receive information about ERASMUS grants. This is one of the key topics to be discussed during the meeting.
The organisers will also outline the administrative procedures involved in studying abroad. This will enable students to gain a better understanding of the formalities they need to take into account before going abroad.
Finally, advice will be offered to help participants prepare for and make the most of their stay. The aim is to ensure they return better prepared to make their international mobility plans a reality.
Talk to former programme participants
The meeting will also provide an opportunity to chat with former participants. They will share their experiences and answer questions from the students in attendance.
These testimonials will provide a more practical insight into what a university experience abroad can be like. Students will thus be able to benefit from feedback directly relating to international mobility.
Participants will also have the opportunity to get to know the students whom the University of French Guiana is hosting this year. This meeting will therefore provide an opportunity to learn about different backgrounds and experiences relating to international exchange programmes.
Practical steps for preparing your international mobility project
By attending this meeting, students will be able to find out a range of information all in one place. Topics to be covered include available destinations, application procedures, selection criteria, ERASMUS grants and administrative procedures.
The advice and personal accounts provided will also help participants to prepare more effectively for a stay abroad. This will enable them to move forward with their plans with a clearer understanding of the opportunities offered by the programme.
The meeting will take place on Thursday 17 September 2026 at 1.00 pm in Lecture Theatre A at the University of French Guiana. It offers an opportunity to discover everything the ERASMUS programme has to offer and to consider an enriching international experience whilst studying at university.
The ERASMUS information session on 17 September 2026 will give students at the University of French Guiana the opportunity to find out about the destinations on offer, the application process, selection criteria, grants and administrative procedures. They will also be able to talk to former participants and meet the students who are taking part this year. If you are considering an international exchange, please come to Lecture Theatre A at 1.00 pm to find out all the information you need for your plans.
FAQ
When will the ERASMUS information session take place?
The meeting will take place on Thursday 17 September 2026 at 1.00 pm. It is aimed at students at the University of French Guiana who are considering an international experience.
Where will the ERASMUS meeting take place?
The meeting will take place in Lecture Theatre A at the University of French Guiana. Students will be able to find out more about preparing for their study abroad programme there.
Which destinations are available as part of the programme?
More than 13 European countries are affected. Destinations in South America are also mentioned, notably Brazil, Guyana and Colombia.
What information will be provided about the applications?
The programme coordinators will outline the application procedure and selection criteria. They will also explain the administrative procedures involved in the mobility project.
Will the meeting discuss ERASMUS grants?
Yes. Participants will receive key information about ERASMUS grants. Advice will also be given on how to prepare for and make the most of their time abroad.
Will students be able to talk to former participants?
Yes. Former participants will share their experiences and answer questions. Students will also have the chance to get to know the students whom the University of French Guiana is hosting this year.



