Register for a course. Fly with it.
Attend lectures on campus for the first weeks, collaborate online, then travel abroad with your professor and classmates to apply what you have learned — usually 5 to 10 days, fully funded, without extending your degree or paying out of pocket.
How a course is structured
It is a normal CUT course — with a virtual component and a mobility module woven into the syllabus.
In the classroom
- Weekly lectures on campus, as usual.
- An online collaborative component with peers from a partner university.
- Preparation for the challenge you will tackle abroad.
One week abroad
- Travel with your professor and classmates.
- Solve a real, location-based challenge from the syllabus.
- Fully funded by Erasmus+ — travel and accommodation covered.
Our teaching philosophy
Experiential learning
Beyond theoretical lectures — you study in the physical context of your subject, bridging the textbook and reality.
Challenge-based fieldwork
You are not a passive tourist. You are deployed to a foreign city to solve specific, location-based challenges from the syllabus.
Inclusive internationalisation
Global competence for students who can not take six months away — the experience comes to the curriculum.
Find an embedded course
Not every course has an embedded module, and the list changes each year.
Published live from the Mobility Platform. Eligible courses appear here as departments register them — each with its city, course code, ECTS and days abroad. Ask your professor on day one; trip spots are often limited.