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Europe, run from one office in Limassol

The Erasmus Office manages every mobility flow at the Cyprus University of Technology — outgoing and incoming students, staff, and blended intensive programmes — from the first application to the final transcript.

Slot marker — CUT / Limassol
Since 2008

One office, an entire continent of mobility

Outgoing and incoming students, staff and blended programmes — coordinated from Limassol under a single Erasmus Charter, as a founding member of the EUt+ alliance.

Erasmus at the Cyprus University of Technology

At the Cyprus University of Technology (CUT), the Erasmus+ Programme is a cornerstone of our internationalisation strategy, reflecting our commitment to inclusivity and excellence. Guided by our Erasmus Policy Statement and the Rector's pledge, we aim to enable all eligible students and staff to benefit from the transformative opportunities Erasmus+ offers. Through studying, internships, teaching and training abroad, participants gain invaluable academic, professional and personal experiences.

CUT is dedicated to removing barriers and providing the support needed to ensure Erasmus+ is accessible to everyone, regardless of background or circumstances. By fostering international collaboration and cultural exchange, we equip our community with the skills and global perspectives needed to thrive in a connected world.

2008
In Erasmus since
150+
Mobilities a year
32+
Destinations
EUt+
Alliance founder

What is the Erasmus Programme?

The Erasmus Programme, part of the European Union's Erasmus+ initiative, is a flagship mobility programme supporting education, training, youth and sport. It aims to enhance skills, employability and intercultural understanding through international collaboration and mobility, offering students, staff and institutions a wide range of activities across Europe and beyond.

Erasmus+ contributes to the modernisation of education and training systems, fostering innovation, inclusion and lifelong learning. It helps participants build personal and professional skills, broaden their horizons, and develop a global network.

Institutions holding the Erasmus Charter for Higher Education (ECHE) for the 2021–2027 period can take part in Key Action 1 mobility projects, offering students, recent graduates and staff the opportunity to undertake mobility periods in partner countries or beyond.

Available mobility activities

01

Student Mobility for Studies

Duration: 2 to 12 months. Study at a partner higher education institution abroad as part of your degree programme, with full academic recognition.

02

Student & Recent Graduate Mobility for Traineeships

Duration: 2 to 12 months. Practical training placements in organisations, enhancing professional skills and employability — open to students and recent graduates.

03

Staff Mobility for Teaching

Duration: 2 days to 2 months. Academic staff teach at a partner institution abroad, sharing expertise and fostering international collaboration.

04

Staff Mobility for Training

Duration: 2 days to 2 months. Academic and administrative staff develop professionally through job-shadowing or training abroad.

05

Blended Intensive Programmes (BIPs)

Short-term physical mobility with online learning. Combine virtual and physical mobility: a short physical stay (5–30 days) coupled with online collaborative learning.