The Erasmus + Programme allows students of Higher Education to be able to live an international valued experience at the academic and scientific level, but also on a personal level, through linguistic and cultural enrichment. This intellectual growth enables the acquisition of new working methods and increases the level of student employability by broadening horizons, developing entrepreneurial spirit and building initiative capacity.
Students participating in the Erasmus + Programme can attend periods of study in mobility in an institution with which there is an Erasmus bilateral aordo with a minimum duration of 3 months and maximum of 12 months.
The Polytechnic of Lisbon celebrates a contract with all the participating students in Erasmus + mobility. The contract articulation includes all the mandatory minimum requirements for the granting of an Erasmus mobility period.
All changes to the initial situation, specifically a correction of the scholarship amount, the early return or extension of the student's stay, a change of the dates of realization of mobility or the change of the host institution, must appear in an addendum to the contract. All rights and obligations as an Erasmus student are set out in the Erasmus Student Charter, which will be handed over to the student before leaving for their period of study abroad.
Accommodation
The Polytechnic of Lisbon has a limited number of vacancies in the Maria Beatriz Residential Unit, so it is not possible to offer accommodation to all incoming Erasmus + students.
Located on the Rua Councilor Emicide Navarro, on the Campus of the Superior Institute of Engineering of Lisbon, in Lisbon, the Maria Beatriz Residential Unit counts 200 beds in rooms double and individual. It has infrastructure for the disabled, kitchens, laundry rooms, convivial and study rooms, telephone, fax, computer media, internet, photocopies, automatic sale (food and hot drinks).
Students wishing to get more information about the Maria Beatriz Residential Unit should contact the IPL's Office of International Relations and Academic Mobility.