Erasmus+ Education Mobility - EMK Teoloogiline Seminar

General information

Erasmus+ is a higher education mobility project, allowing higher education institutions to send their students for exchange studies and traineeships, and staff to teach or train in other countries.
The Erasmus programme aims to:

To provide all students with a study abroad experience to develop their personal and professional skills.
To support the professional development of all staff of higher education institutions through teaching or training abroad.
Increase the internationalisation, competitiveness and global cooperation opportunities of higher education institutions.

Erasmus+ Charter is located here

Erasmus+ grants can be applied for by:

For student mobility

3 – 12 months to study
for traineeships 2 – 12 months

Mobility of staff

5 days to 2 months for teaching purposes, additional travel days
5 days to 2 months for training purposes, additional travel days

Study in Baltic Methodist Theological Seminary

If you're a student interested in studying in Estonia, contact your school's Erasmus+ coordinator to check if your institution has an Erasmus+ partnership with us. If there is an agreement in place, you will be eligible to apply for an Erasmus exchange with the Baltic Methodist Theological Seminary (BMTS). Be sure to consult with your home university to learn the next steps in the process.

Erasmus Charter

The Erasmus Charter for Higher Education (ECHE) establishes the quality standards for higher education institutions (HEIs) to engage in European and international cooperation through Erasmus+. It is a mandatory requirement for any HEI in a Programme country seeking to participate in learning mobility or initiatives promoting innovation and best practices within Erasmus+, ensuring that institutions uphold values like academic freedom, inclusion, and equal access. Complementing this, the Erasmus+ Student Charter outlines the rights and obligations of students, guaranteeing access to services, academic support, and recognition of study outcomes, providing clear guidance for students to fully benefit from their Erasmus+ experience at both their home and host institutions.

Additional details about ECHE are available here.

Erasmus Charter Erasmus Student Charter

Students – Study and traineeship

Under the Erasmus programme, students enrolled in Estonian higher education institutions, regardless of their citizenship or residence status, can study abroad starting from their second year. The foreign institution must hold an Erasmus+ Charter, and the student’s home institution must have a partnership agreement with the foreign school or organisation.

Estonia also participates in Erasmus+ global mobility, enabling cooperation with partner countries outside the EU. This allows students to study at recognised higher education institutions in these countries, expanding their international academic opportunities.

Further information for the student

Lecturers – Erasmus to teach or train

Within the framework of the Erasmus programme, lecturers from Estonian higher education institutions who have joined the programme can teach in Erasmus+ countries. Staff from higher education institutions will be able to take part in training courses, and it will also be possible to invite higher education institutions to train specialists from their partner organisations from other parts of Europe.

Further information to the teacher

Costs and Grants

For what costs can I apply for a grant?

The participant will be allocated a one-time travel allowance and an individual living allowance.
All grants are of a fixed amount and do not require proof on the basis of real costs. One-time travel allowance for a student:

Travel support
Individual living allowances

Erasmus Policy Statement (EPS) for Baltic Methodist Theological Seminary

Baltic Methodist Theological Seminary (BMTS) is committed to enhancing its international collaboration, both in student and staff mobility, as part of its broader strategic goal of academic excellence and global outreach. The Seminary will be involved in international student mobility Erasmus+ program.

Contact

Where can I get advice and help if I am interested in mobility?

Every Estonian higher education institution with the right to participate has an Erasmus programme coordinator, and in larger universities there are also contact persons in faculties or departments. The coordinator is best able to help in choosing a foreign institution of higher education as well as in terms of applications, selection procedures, deadlines and practical issues.

Further information

Mari-liis Liimand
phone +372 5559 6523
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