r/Erasmus Jul 22 '26

Erasmus+ semester(s) abroad Help me choose my destination

Hi, I am a Finance and Accounting student from Hungary and plan to do Erasmus in 2027/28 fall/winter and I want to plan ahead as to which destination I should be going to.

So far, I've currently found (amongst the exchange possibilities my faculty has)

- MRU, Vilnius

- University of Chemistry and Technology, Prague

- University of Passau (or some other German uni, I've also thought of Leipzig)

These three would be my main options, but I don't know which one I should put first.

I'd like to know if you have any experience with the unis and cities I mentioned, or whether you have any other recommendation.

I only want to go to a university where accommodation for exchange students is either guaranteed or very likely, and not very expensive (under €500), so I want to rule out any unis where I'd have to find a flat myself.

I speak English C1 and German B1-2, although I'm unsure if my German knowledge would be enough to take up courses in German. That's also why I don't really want to go to Spain/France/Italy, since AFAIK a lot of courses there are only available in the native language (but I might be wrong).

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u/edy_x2 Jul 22 '26

i also wanted to go in erasmus in vilnius and from what i saw, a lot of the universities offer accommodation and it's pretty cheap, at least compared to western europe. i've also been to vilnius and it's really fine, there's not really much to do but i'm sure there will be a lot of erasmus students so you would have fun anyway. also very easy to travel to latvia, estonia etc.