Jönköping University offers a student-centered, international learning environment with strengths in engineering, business, health and welfare, education, and communication.

📍 Jönköping, southern Sweden
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Leibniz University Hannover is a large, research-oriented university with a broad range of disciplines, from engineering and natural sciences to humanities, law, economics, and education.

📍 Hanover, north-central Germany
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TU Wien is one of Austria’s leading technical universities, with strong expertise in engineering, informatics, architecture, planning, physics, chemistry, mathematics, and geoinformation.

📍 Vienna, northeastern Austria
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National Technical University of Athens is a highly regarded technical university with strong traditions in engineering, architecture, applied sciences, and technology-driven research.

📍 Athens, southeastern Greece
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Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava offers a strong technical profile across civil engineering, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, architecture and design, chemical and food technology, materials science, informatics, and management.

📍 Bratislava, southwestern Slovakia
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Brno University of Technology is a broad technical university with strengths in civil, mechanical, electrical and information engineering, chemistry, architecture, business and management, fine arts, and information technology.

📍 Brno, southeastern Czech Republic
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Rey Juan Carlos University is a large Spanish university with a wide academic offer spanning law, political sciences, communication, health sciences, arts and humanities, education, economics and business, engineering, computer science, experimental sciences, and technology.

📍 Madrid, central Spain
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University of L’Aquila offers studies and research in areas such as engineering, environmental and territorial safety, biotechnology, clinical sciences, humanities, social sciences, psychology, sport sciences, and cultural studies.

📍 L'Aquila, central Italy
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Institut Mines-Télécom is a French network of graduate schools with strong expertise in engineering, digital technologies, telecommunications, management, and innovation.

📍 France
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University of Stuttgart is a research-intensive German university with a strong reputation in engineering, natural sciences, mobility, manufacturing, architecture, and technology-driven innovation.

University of Stuttgart has been a cooperation partner of EULiST since May 2026.

📍 Stuttgart, southwestern Germany
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Looking for a new perspective on your studies and an opportunity to explore Europe? EULiST gives you access to ten European universities, allowing you to choose an exchange destination that fits your interests, studies and goals.

Reasons to choose EULiST:

🎓 High-quality study opportunities. Explore a wide range of programmes and courses that are relevant to LUT students and different fields of study.

🌍 Ten universities, one European University. Hand-pick the best of what ten different universities have to offer and find opportunities that complement your studies at LUT.

🤝 Close partner universities. EULiST brings together some of LUT's closest partner universities across Europe.

💻 A joint virtual campus. Take advantage of learning opportunities and collaboration across the EULiST network, both online and in person.

✨ More than just an exchange. Experience different academic environments, meet students from across Europe and build an international network alongside your studies at LUT.

Interested in studying abroad, but not sure if you want to spend a whole semester abroad? A short-term exchange is also an option!

EULiST universities offer intensive programmes that combine online learning with a short period of physical mobility abroad. The mobility period lasts 5–14 days. Application deadlines vary by course. You can find the available BIP courses on eLUT. Students can apply for an Erasmus+ mobility grant to support their participation in a BIP.

Read more on the Short study periods abroad page!

You can apply for a long-term student exchange at all EULiST universities. A long-term exchange typically lasts for one semester or one academic year.

The exchange application round is organised twice a year, both during the spring semester.

Read more on the Exchange studies page!

EULiST universities also offer various mobility opportunities for doctoral students. If ECTS credits are awarded for the mobility period, it is considered student mobility. Other mobility periods are primarily considered staff mobility or research visits.

Whether you are planning to participate in a BIP course, apply for a student exchange, or take part in another study or mobility opportunity offered by EULiST universities, please always read the instructions carefully on eLUT first. After that, please contact either the LUT EULiST team or International Mobility Services. You can find the contact details at the bottom of this page. If you are not sure who to contact, just get in touch with us and we will direct you to the right person!

Bachelor's and Master's students: Please also always contact your study counsellor before applying for a student exchange or a course abroad.

• Application instructions for BIP courses and other short-term study mobility: link.
• Application instructions for long-term student exchange: link.
• Application instructions for staff and researcher mobility: You can find the instructions on LUT Intra.