Student mobility
PSL student? There are many possibilities for international mobility: internships, studies or research projects, all opportunities to enrich your academic and professional career. Mobility is strongly encouraged.
Each PSL institution has its own mobility offers, developed in conjunction with its international partners. Students are invited to get in touch with their institution's mobility office to find out about specific procedures and opportunities.
Please note: students enrolled in the Sciences for a Sustainable World undergraduate program will find below information on mobility within the framework of the Erasmus program.
ERASMUS+ GRANTS - Undergraduate Sciences for a Sustainable World undergraduate program
Academic Year 2024-25
Are you a third-year student in the Sciences for a Sustainable World (SMD) undergraduate program and looking to carry out your research internship in Europe? The European Erasmus+ program offers you the opportunity to pursue your mobility project and enjoy a unique international experience.
To be eligible, your mobility must last a minimum of two months, and your internship must take place within a European institution (higher education institution, research institute, NGO, etc.) located in one of the countries listed in the table below.
Flat-rate contributions for travel expenses are calculated based on distance brackets and the mode of transport chosen. Environmentally friendly means of transport include train, bus, and carpooling. This approach strongly encourages sustainable mobility, in line with PSL University's social and environmental responsibility policy.
Standard Travel Contribution
- 10 à 99 km : 28 €
- 100 à 499 km : 211 €
- 500 à 1999 km : 309 €
- 2000 à 2999 km : 395 €
- 3000 à 3999 km : 580 €
- 4000 à 7999 km : 1 188 €
- Plus de 8000 km : 1 735 €
Eco-Friendly Travel Contribution
- 10 à 99 km : 56 €
- 100 à 499 km : 285 €
- 500 à 1999 km : 417 €
- 2000 à 2999 km : 535 €
- 3000 à 3999 km : 785 €
- 4000 à 7999 km : 1 188 €
- Plus de 8000 km : 1 735 €
An additional €150 per month is granted for students undertaking an internship mobility.
On top of this financial support, an inclusion supplement of €250 per month may be granted to students with fewer opportunities. The eligibility criteria for French higher education students are defined in the Bulletin Officiel de l’Éducation Nationale (BOEN).
Students with disabilities may also receive additional support to help cover specific needs during their mobility (e.g., medical follow-up, equipment, home assistance). For more information, contact the Erasmus+ program coordinator.
Click on the 2024–2025 Call for Applications EN to find the step-by-step application process.
For any questions, please contact Cathy Collins, Erasmus+ Mobility Coordinator (International Relations Office): cathy.collins@psl.eu
Responsible mobility
PSL has adopted a Responsible Mobility Charter that encourages good practice, underpinning departments’, lecturers’, researchers’ and students’ individual commitment to responsible mobility. The main points are as follows:
- Student mobility:
We prioritize Europe,
We maintain a range of internships / overseas study and research opportunities whose added value and unique nature, linked to the course, must be clear,
We prioritize a long-term approach to selecting profiles and negotiating agreements with partners.
- For research activities:
We want to make research teams and their individual members aware of their responsibilities by introducing a “carbon budget” scheme to which researchers with overseas projects must adhere, thus enabling travel to be regulated and prioritized without imposing real constraints on teams.