Call for applications: Erasmus+ mobility to study at the University of Konstanz, the Federal Republic of Germany

Mobility opportunity for the 2nd and 3rd year Bachelor students and the 1st year Master students of Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv.
Erasmus+ credit mobility scholarship to study during the spring semester of the 2026/2027 academic year at the University of Konstanz, the Federal Republic of Germany.
Eligible majors: History, Sociology, Sport Sciences, Literature, Linguistics, Law, Economics, Politics, Mathematics, Informatics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Psychology , Philosophy.
Please note that at the University of Konstanz most courses are taught in German, although some are offered in English. The language of instruction should be checked on the university’s official website.
Application deadline: 25 October 2026 (included)
List of documents to be submitted in English:
2. Motivation letter (up to 1 page), which should explain:
- Why do you want to participate in the Erasmus+ programme?
- How will studying at the University of Konstanz help you achieve your life goals?
- What knowledge do you expect to gain and what skills to acquire?
- Why would you be a worthy representative from KNU to participate in the exchange?
Please note that the minimum number of credits for re-enrollment is 15 ECTS.
For Master students: scan of the Diploma with supplement
Please send the documents in electronic form to , in one PDF file (documents in other formats will not be considered) in the same order as above, the name of the file must contain the name of the University and the surname of the applicant: Konstanz-spring-2027-Ivanenko.
Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact the International Relations Office: (044) 239 31 50.
Financial Conditions
Participation in the Erasmus+ programme includes financial support in the form of a living allowance and a one-time travel grant.
Please note that the first scholarship payment may not be received immediately upon arrival at the host university. It is therefore important to plan your budget in advance and ensure that you have sufficient funds to cover initial expenses, including visa fees, travel costs, a housing deposit, rent, food, and other daily expenses until the first payment is received. As a general guideline, we recommend having approximately EUR 1,000–2,000 in personal funds available for the initial period of your mobility, if possible. We understand that this may be a considerable amount, and we encourage you to carefully assess your financial situation and the expected cost of living in the host country before applying.
Please take these financial considerations into account when deciding whether to participate in the programme and submitting your application.



