The courses taught by the host institution are part of the European Credits Transfer System (ECTS). ECTS aims to facilitate the academic recognition of studies abroad. The credit is proportional to the volume of work to be provided by the student and makes it possible to measure the level of studies attained.

– To validate your Erasmus semester, you need 30 ECTS. Here are the courses offered at the CMDL and the corresponding ECTS:

If your institution has not yet signed an interinstitutional agreement with the CMDL, this must be done in order for your application to be considered. By signing an interinstitutional agreement, the institutions concerned agree to cooperate to exchange students under the Erasmus + program.

Visa

If you are a student who is a national of a country within the European Economic Area, no visa is required.

If you are a national of a non-European country, you must apply for a student visa several weeks before your arrival in France at the French consulate or through the CEF (Études en France) – France Education procedure, depending on your country.

A long-stay D visa is mandatory for any stay exceeding 3 months. It allows you to obtain a student residence permit upon your arrival in France.

https://france-visas.gouv.fr/web/france-visas/etudiant

European universities and schools apply a free tuition fee for the student hosted under the Erasmus program.

Insurance

If you are a student who is a national of a country within the European Economic Area, you must apply for a European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) through your social security provider.

If you are a national of a non-European country, you should contact your social security provider to find out about the applicable procedures.