Study abroad

Within the Erasmus+ programme, the Department of Mathematics has agreements with different universities across Europe. To find out with which universities we currently have agreements, go to the Agreement portal and select "Faculty of Science" in the field "Faculty" and then "Department of Mathematics" in the field "Department" (note that you also must make a selection under "Study level", "Academic year" and "Semester").

Tip: Are you interested in exchange studies at a European university which is not on the list? If you send an e-mail to exchange@math.su.se 

we can look into the possibility of writing an agreement with the Department of Mathematics at that university. Note that in this case you have to contact us well ahead of the semester/academic year during which you want to go abroad.

More information about Erasmus+

Out of the exchange agreements which the Faculty of Science has, the following agreements are open to students at the Department of Mathematics:

• Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
• University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

The faculty level agreements are administered by the Section for Chemistry. More information is available at their web site.

Stockholm University has both bilateral agreements with universities outside Europe and, through the networks CIVIS, Nordlys and north2north, agreements with universities both in and outside Europe.

Information is available at the web site of Stockholm University

Application for the academic year 2026/27 and Autumn semester 2026 opens 15 January 2026.

Eligibility

To be eligible for exchange studies within our agreements within the Erasmus+ programme you should have studied Mathematics, Mathematical Statistics and/or Computer Science for at least one year. At the time of application, you should be a student at the Department of Mathematics.

Selection

To each partner university, we can send 1-3 students per semester, depending on what is specified in the agreement with that particular university.

First, a selection based on the first-hand choices of the applicants is made; among those not selected in this selection round, another selection round based on their second-hand choices are made; and so on.

If there is competition for the spots, the same selection criteria as those used for central level agreements will be applied.

The faculty level agreements are administered by the Section for Chemistry. You can find more information on their web site (in Swedish).

Information is available is available at the web site of Stockholm University.

Erasmus+

Application for the Autumn semester 2026 or the full academic year 2026/27, open 15 Jan–15 Feb 2026.

Erasmus+

Agreements of the Faculty of Science

Information is available on the Stockholm University web site

Central agreements

Information is available on Stockholm University's website