Inclusion support within Erasmus+
If you have a disability or one or several children, you can apply for inclusion support to cover additional costs that exchange studies or a traineeship abroad may result in.
Inclusion support top-up for students with disabilities
Students with permanent or long-term disabilities, including disabilities caused by physical or mental illness, are entitled to a special inclusion support top-up.
- For students participating in an exchange with an Erasmus grant for studies or an Erasmus traineeship, the inclusion support top-up consists of €250 per month.
- For students participating in a blended mobility for less than 14 days, the inclusion support top-up is a one-time payment of €100.
- For students participating in a blended mobility for more than 14 days, the inclusion support top-up is a one-time payment of €150.
Application
- When you fill out the application in MoveON, select "yes" in response to the question "Would you like to apply for additional grant for applicants with disabilities?".
- Please complete and attach the document Application for inclusion support top-up for studying abroad within Erasmus+ (PDF) Pdf, 42 kB..
- Attach a certificate from the coordinator for pedagogical support at Uppsala University or from, for example, a doctor or psychologist, specifying your disability. The certificate is considered sensitive information and will be handled accordingly. Please note that your name must be included in the certificate.
- The forms and the certificate should be sent to the following address:
Uppsala universitet/Uppsala University
Erasmus stipendier
Box 256
751 05 UPPSALA
Inclusion support top-up for students with children
If you are a student with children, you are entitled to an additional grant. You can apply for the grant regardless of whether your child accompanies you and regardless of how many children you have.
- For students participating in an exchange with an Erasmus grant for studies or an Erasmus traineeship, the inclusion support top-up consists of €250 per month.
- For students participating in a blended mobility for less than 14 days, the inclusion support top-up is a one-time payment of €100.
- For students participating in a blended mobility for more than 14 days, the inclusion support top-up is a one-time payment of €150.
Application
- When you fill out the application in MoveON, select "yes" in response to the question "Would you like to apply for the inclusion top-up for applicants with children?".
- Order a family certificate from the Swedish Tax Agency's website, confirming that you are the parent of the child/children. Once you have received it, scan the certificate and upload it in your application in MoveON. The family certificate must clearly display your and your child's name, along with your relationship to each other. If you are not a Swedish citizen and cannot obtain the family certificate, please contact us at erasmus@uu.se.
Inclusion support for actual costs
If you are a student eligible for additional funding from Erasmus+, you can apply for further financial support to cover actual expenses through the Swedish Council for Higher Education (UHR). This financial support is intended to cover extra costs that exceed the monthly amount of additional funding you have been granted, which may arise during your studies or traineeship abroad.
Please note that if you have already been granted additional funding, you may also be granted inclusion support for actual additional expenses related to a different inclusion category. The application for inclusion support for actual additional costs must be justified by the applicant and approved by the Swedish Council for Higher Education (UHR).
Eligibility requirements
- The value of your actual additional costs must exceed the monthly value of the inclusion support for students with children and/or disabilities that you have already been granted
- If you want to apply for actual costs for pedagogical support, you can do so only if the pedagogical support is not already offered for free at the host organisation.
Examples of costs that can be covered by inclusion support:
- Costs for bringing support equipment or aids.
- Costs for adapted accommodation due to disability or high rent for accompanying children.
- Costs for psychological treatments.
- Costs for childcare (only applicable if you bring your child/children on the exchange or traineeship).
- Costs for a preparatory visit to the study or traineeship location.
- Costs for accompanying persons.
Application
- When you fill out the application in MoveON, select "yes" in response to the question "Would you like to apply for the inclusion support for actual costs?"
- Please complete the document Application for inclusion support for actual costs for studying abroad within Erasmus+ (PDF) Pdf, 149 kB., where you provide your justification for your eligibility for inclusion support for actual expenses.
- Attach a certificate from the coordinator for pedagogical support at Uppsala University or from, for example, a doctor or psychologist, specifying your disability. The certificate is considered sensitive information and will be handled accordingly. Please note that your name must be included in the certificate.
- Send the printed and signed forms with the relevant attachment (disability certificate or family certificate) to the following address:
Uppsala universitet/Uppsala University
Erasmusstipendier
Box 256
751 05 UPPSALA
After you have submitted your application, the Unit for International Mobility will submit an additional application (excluding any diagnosis) to the Swedish Council for Higher Education (UHR) for approval. The Unit for International Mobility will contact you as soon as we receive a decision from UHR. Starting the application process early will result in a quicker decision from UHR.
Payments of inclusion support
70% of the approved inclusion support will be payed along with the first grant payment, and the remaining portion will be paid during the second payment. If you are on a blended mobility, the entire inclusion support will be paid in full at the beginning of the mobility period.
Erasmus traineeship as a parent, is it possible? Hanna Dahlström tried it!
"In the spring semester of 2023, I did my VFU, or work-integrated learning, within the K-KPU teaching program, supplementary pedagogical education, at the Swedish School in Fuengirola in Spain.
It was a fantastic time to practice as a teacher at a Swedish school abroad! I got to observe and teach at the high school in my two subjects, Spanish and Social Studies, and take part in the collegial community at the school.
With the financial Erasmus support and advice from Uppsala University, I was able to do a traineeship abroad, even as a parent of a young child. I think that this is especially worth mentioning for those who hesitate on going on an international experience during their studies. "
- Hanna Dahlström
Contact
Do you need help with your application? Please contact us at erasmus@uu.se.
If you contact us via email, leave out any information that could be considered sensitive personal data regarding your case.