The Erasmus+ Program is named after the Dutch scientist Erasmus (1469-1536), one of the most important representatives of Renaissance Humanism, who is seen as the 'first' of today's Erasmus students, as he was both a student and an academic in different European countries. Therefore, the aim of the program is to provide financial support in the form of grants for higher education institutions to produce and implement joint projects with each other and to exchange students and staff for short periods.

 

Within the budget provided each year, two students from our department are entitled to receive education in contracted institutions abroad. Currently, there is a student exchange program between our department and Stockholm University (Stockholms Universitet) in Sweden.  

 

Erasmus+ Program Coordinator of the Department of Special Education Teaching: