Turing Scheme and Erasmus+

UEA’s global outlook has been supported through six successful bids for UK Government Turing Funding. We are proud to have secured funding in each year of this project since the first pilot year, testament to the range of international mobility opportunities we’re able to provide for our students at UEA.

With the UK’s re-entry to the Erasmus Programme in 2027, UEA will continue to create funded opportunities for students taking an international experience, particularly widening access to those from under-represented groups, as well as enhancing UEA’s internationalisation objectives. We engage with dozens of global partners each year, who host our students for work and study placements, and will continue this ethos through the Erasmus Programme. Erasmus also supports staff mobility, and we look forward to re-engaging with our European partners for training and teaching opportunities for our staff.

Read UEA’s Erasmus Policy Statement

For further information:

From the European Commission: The UK and Erasmus+ - Erasmus+

From the British Council: Funding for Study, Training and Partnerships | Erasmus +

Student feedback

The Turing funding Scheme allows you to take full advantage of the opportunities offered by the host country and University, which from personal experience have been a big part of my year abroad.

If you’re a prospective UEA student interested in learning more about studying abroad, find out more on our Study Abroad webpages.

If you’re a current UEA student interested in studying abroad, find out more on my.uea (login required).

If you have an enquiry about UEA’s re-entry into the Erasmus Programme, please contact Alexandra Cole at Erasmus.admin@uea.ac.uk.