Get Erasmus Final Report

The Erasmus Final Report is a crucial document for students who have completed their study period abroad, providing valuable feedback to improve the program. This guide offers detailed instructions on how to fill out the form online, ensuring a smooth and efficient submission process.

Follow the steps to successfully complete your Erasmus Final Report

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the Erasmus Final Report form and open it in your preferred online document editor.
2. Begin with the identification of your home and host institutions. Enter the name and Erasmus ID code of your home and host higher education institutions accurately along with their respective locations.
3. In the identification of the student section, fill in your full name, select your gender, specify your subject area or major, and provide a valid email address. Ensure to indicate whether you agree for your email to be used for future contact.
4. Detail your study period and motivation by entering the start and end dates of your time abroad. State your academic level and reflect on whether the duration of your stay was too short, too long, or just right. Check all motivations that applied to your decision to study abroad.
5. Evaluate the academic quality by rating the professors and courses on a scale from 1 to 5. Use this section to convey your academic experience effectively.
6. Provide information on how you received details about the host institution's study program. Rate the usefulness of this information and indicate the support you received upon arrival, including any welcome or orientation events.
7. Describe your accommodation type and how you found it. Rate the access to study materials, library resources, and computing facilities at the host institution.
8. Indicate the language(s) of instruction and whether language preparation was provided. Evaluate your language competency before and after the Erasmus period.
9. Confirm whether a Learning Agreement was signed and state whether you took exams or used ECTS. Indicate your expected academic recognition and if credits will be awarded for language courses.
10. Document financial details including your Erasmus grant, average monthly expenses, and the extent to which your grant covered your costs. Note any additional funding sources you utilized.
11. Reflect on your overall Erasmus experience in terms of academic and personal outcomes. Provide ratings for various aspects, including intercultural and linguistic skills.
12. Conclude your report by sharing any serious problems encountered, positive aspects of your experience, and suggestions for improvement based on your journey.
13. Finally, save your changes, and choose to download, print, or share the Erasmus Final Report form as required.

Complete your Erasmus Final Report online to contribute to the continuous improvement of the program.