- contribute to the construction of European identity;
- develop skills that allow a student to move in different countries and seize the opportunity to live and work abroad;
- develop foreign language communication by involving mediation and understanding of other cultures and by developing listening skills, language, reading and writing;
- develop flexibility to adapt faster to the ever-changing world characterized by a greater interaction;
- develop an entrepreneurial and initiative sense enabling the transition from ideas to action, giving impetus to creativity, innovation and risk-taking as well as the ability to plan and manage projects and reach institutional and personal goals;
- enable to have experiences in terms of citizenship and intercultural approaches in adapting oneself to new situations;
- enable identity work with social skills (taking of initiatives, self-confidence), thanks to the discovery of oneself and of the other in new situations;
Each student with the Erasmus status may receive a scholarship- he will then be Erasmus allocataire. He may also benefit from another source of funding (for example regional) or other.
If you want to be an Erasmus incoming student at the French Red Cross IRFSS of Nord / Pas-De-Calais, you must first get in touch with the International Relations Office of your home university.
If your home university hasn’t signed an agreement with our French Red Cross IRFSS of Nord / Pas-De-Calais, please ask an academic coordinator from your university to get in touch with Mr Guffroy, institutional coordinator
Schedule of the alternation of nursing education
French Red Cross
Institut Régional de Formation Sanitaire et Sociale
des Hauts de France
route de Cambrai
59187 DECHY
ERASMUS code : F DOUAI 12
Monthly rates applicable for scholarships
This scheme is funded with the support of the European Commission.This publication is the sole responsibility of the author and the Commission is not responsible for any use that may be made of the information contained therein.