Credit seeking is a short-term mobility leading to the recognition by the home university of the study period spent at the host university :i.e. the educational components taken abroad by the student are recognized upon return as integrated part of the degree programme at the home institution (either the credits awarded by the host institution are recognized and transcribed by the home institution or the home institution recognizes the learning outcomes achieved by the student as compatible for the award of the home degree).

The table below summarises the scholarship benefits payable to successful applicants.

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In this section, you will need to select your preferred University you would wish to visit.