Full-time and part-time students who are not on academic leave may apply for Erasmus+ studies, provided that they have successfully completed their first year of studies, have a cumulative weighted average grade of at least 7.0 for the entire study period, and have been promoted to the next year of studies. Students who have outstanding academic debts or unresolved financial obligations at their home institution are not eligible for Erasmus+ studies.
Each student may participate in exchange studies and traineeships during each study cycle, including Bachelor’s, Master’s, and Doctoral level, multiple times, provided that the total duration of mobility does not exceed 12 months within one study cycle. This total includes all mobility activities combined, such as long-term semester studies, short-term mobility lasting 5 to 30 days, and study-related traineeships.
Students may apply for exchange studies only at partner universities with which the University of Latvia FinTech Business School has concluded a bilateral cooperation agreement.
Application procedure
Applications for Erasmus+ studies in the 2026/2027 academic year, Spring semester (January/February 2027 – July /August 2027) are open from 31 August to 11 September 2026, inclusive.
Applications for Erasmus+ studies are announced twice a year:
- February/March for the Autumn semester
- September/October for the Spring semester
When applying for Erasmus+ studies, applicants must submit the Application Form.
Consultations are available at the Erasmus+ Coordinator’s office at the University of Latvia FinTech Business School, Room 507 (5th floor), or by email at aiga.anitena@lu.lv.
The electronically signed Application Form must be submitted by email to aiga.anitena@lu.lv.
During the application period, please reach out to the Erasmus+ Coordinator at the University of Latvia FinTech Business School in case of any questions or uncertainties.
More information about the opportunities and conditions of the Erasmus+ programme is available here.
IMPORTANT!!! When choosing a potential mobility university and country, students must carefully evaluate the course offer of the partner universities for the spring semester.