During International Week, numerous informational sessions will be held, organized by degree programmes and types of mobility programmes. Activities will take place both in person and online to make information more accessible to those interested.

The best-known international mobility programme is Erasmus, the European Union initiative that allows students to spend a semester or a full academic year at universities across Europe. In 2025, Erasmus celebrates 38 years of history.

According to the latest statistics published by SEPIE in 2025, the University of Valencia is the second Spanish university that sends the most Erasmus students to European universities—and the university that receives the most Erasmus students from all over Europe.

But Erasmus is not the only option. During International Week, you will also learn about other opportunities to study in Asian countries, the United States, Australia, or Latin America, as well as details about the Erasmus Internships programme, which allows students to complete professional placements in European companies and institutions.

Students interested in having an international experience have a great opportunity to get information, resolve their doubts, and start planning their academic future beyond our borders.

Detailed information on all activities can be found on the website of the International Relations and Cooperation Service.

The online sessions will be recorded on the YouTube channel of the International Relations and Cooperation Service.

On the other hand, from 3 to 21 November, the deadline to apply for an Erasmus Study mobility or a mobility of the International Programme for the academic year 2026-27, through the Student Services Portal.

More information about the international mobility programmes on the website of the International Relations and Cooperation Service.