Students who wish to join us in the University of Piraeus for an Erasmus+ International Mobility Program have to prepare the following documents:
The Erasmus+ Programme, starting the academic year 2015-2016, finances mobility schemes between all Erasmus+ Partner Countries for students and teaching and administrative staff of the Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) for studying or training respectively. Please note that Greece was ranked first among all participating countries in the European allocated funding coverage.
The aim is to render the European Union and the European Higher Education Institutions as highly attractive towards international students and Higher Education staff anywhere in the world, and to advance the internationalization of the Educational Institutions of the EU.
Learn more about the International Credit Mobility!
The University of Piraeus welcomes every staff or teaching personnel from our partner Universities.
In order to visit us, under the Erasmus+ program, you need to follow the proceedure below:
Planning the trip to Piraeus
Piraeus is one of the most influencial cities of Greece. In our effort to make your visit in our premises easier we have gathered some useful information for you:
Once you arrive in our University and right before you leave, you have to come to our Office in order to gather the necessary documents for your mobility. We will be happy to tour you in our Main Building, the Library and the Amphitheaters of our University.
Invitation for the Conference “Introduction on EU Development Effectiveness”
TEACHmi
“Teacher preparation for migrant school inclusion”
The 36 months duration of implementing Teachmi project, funded by Eurepean Commission, is focused on reinforce the role of education by promoting the common EU values of tolerance and non –discrimination, while putting stress on strengthening social cohesion. Project’s impact will help youngsters to become open-minded and active members in our diverse and inclusive society.
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The International Relations Office of the University of Piraeus is actively involved in European Projects in order to accomplish its objectives and promote the visibility of the University.
Moreover it is the Office responsible for the Erasmus+ Mobility of Students and Staff, serving the incoming and outgoing students and staff and facilitating their Erasmus+ experience.
In this section you can find useful info about the European programs we are currently invovled in.

In its first year, Erasmus+, the bigger and more fit-for-purpose programme for education, training, youth and sport, is already living up to expectations.
With a budget of over €2 billion in its initial year, Erasmus+ has already offered more than one million people the opportunity to take part in 18,000 funded projects. More flexible opportunities for collaboration across sectors are also helping Europe's education, training, youth and sport systems to try out innovative practices and contribute to reform and modernisation.
The figures published reveal that in 2014, Erasmus+ already benefited more people through a wide range of opportunities. In its first year, the programme supported a record 650,000 mobility grants for students, trainees, teachers, volunteers and other young people and paved the way for the first student loans for a full Master degree abroad. For the first time, the programme also funded policy support projects involving public authorities and international organisations and provided funding for projects in the field of sport.
A strengthened Erasmus+ is also delivering stronger support to its beneficiaries. This can be seen in improved recognition of studies abroad once students return to their home countries. Moreover, teacher and staff mobility is being integrated better into professional development strategies backed by their home institutions.
The new Erasmus+ is also more open, with a strong focus placed on promoting social inclusion, active citizenship and tolerance. To achieve this, more financial support than ever has been made available to participants with fewer financial means or those with special needs. A further €13 million has also been committed for 2016 to fund projects tackling issues like social inclusion of minorities and migrants and other disadvantaged social groups.
The programme has also strengthened initiatives to improve young people's employment prospects and facilitate their transition from education to work. This has seen an increase in traineeship and apprenticeship opportunities in the programme.
Here you can find the Programme Guide:https://www.iky.gr/el/eggrafa-eplus/odigos-eplus

ESN UniPi: Erasmus Student Network (ESN) is a non-profit international student organisation. Our mission is to represent international students, thus provide opportunities for cultural understanding and self-development under the principle of Students Helping Students.
You can contact them through their website and Facebook Page.
As retrieved by the National Agency, State Scholarship Foundation,www.iky.gr

The University of Piraeus is a member in the following international organizations and networks: