What is the Erasmus Programme?

The Erasmus Programme is a European Union initiative aimed at promoting multidimensional cooperation among higher education institutions across Europe. It provides non-repayable financial support in the form of grants to enable universities to develop and implement joint projects, as well as to facilitate short-term exchanges of students and academic staff.

The programme is named after the Dutch scholar Erasmus (1469–1536), one of the leading figures of Renaissance Humanism, who studied and taught in various European countries.

Students participating in the Erasmus Programme are offered the opportunity to study in another European country for a minimum of 3 months and a maximum of 12 months.

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Departmental Erasmus Coordinator:
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Musa SALAN
Contact: msalan@bartin.edu.tr

Assistant Departmental Erasmus Coordinator:
Res. Asst. Rabia Elif ÇEVİKER
Contact: rceviker@bartin.edu.tr

Partner Institutions within the Erasmus Programme

Our department has an agreement with the following institution under the Erasmus Programme:

• University of Tirana
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• Shumenski Universitet Eriskop Kostantin Preslavski
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