Study, teach, or train across Europe – with the support of the EU's flagship education programme.
Erasmus+ has powered student mobility across Europe for thirty-five years. Over three million students have already used it to study, teach, train, and live in another European country. Whitecliffe Berlin has been an Erasmus Charter holder since 2015; now our network now spans 27 partner universities across Europe.
For students enrolled at Whitecliffe Berlin or one of our partner universities
Erasmus+ is open to any student enrolled at a partner university, regardless of nationality. If you’re a Whitecliffe Berlin student, you can spend a semester or full year at one of our 27 European partner universities. If you’re enrolled at one of those partners, you can spend the same period studying here in Berlin.
Spend one or two semesters abroad. Coursework taken at the host university is credited back to your Whitecliffe Berlin degree. You continue paying tuition to Whitecliffe Berlin; the host university waives theirs. Erasmus+ provides a monthly financial grant to support your living costs abroad.
If you’re enrolled at one of our 27 Erasmus+ partner universities, you can apply to spend a semester or full year at Whitecliffe Berlin. Our application opens twice a year. You’ll need a nomination from your home university’s International Office, your most recent transcript, and a learning agreement specifying which of our courses you want to take.
Erasmus+ students at Whitecliffe Berlin can take courses across our two faculties (Architecture & Design, Business Administration) at bachelor’s or master’s level. Exact course availability depends on the agreement with your home university. Our International Exchange Office can confirm which courses you’re eligible for once your nomination is received.
For academic and administrative staff
Erasmus+ Staff Mobility supports both teaching and training visits for university staff. Two formats are available:
Faculty from Whitecliffe Berlin can travel to a partner university to teach for a short period (minimum 8 hours of teaching over 2 to 60 days). Faculty from partner universities can come to Berlin under the same model. Erasmus+ provides daily allowances and travel grants. Excellent for building cross-institutional research collaborations and adding international voices to your teaching.
Administrative staff; anyone working in operations, student services, marketing, IT, finance, library, or international relations, can spend 2 to 60 days at a partner university shadowing colleagues, attending workshops, or running joint projects. Same grant structure as teaching mobility.
Email: exchange@whitecliffe.de
Office: Salzufer 6, Berlin
Office hours: Tues/Thurs 10:00 to 14:00 or by appointment