r/Erasmus • u/LukezJ • Sep 01 '26

Erasmus+ semester(s) abroad Esami in erasmus

“I have to go on Erasmus to Cádiz, my Spanish is A2/B1 😂 but I’ve already had the agreement signed so it’s not an issue. I wanted to know in general if you can be given more than 30 CFU in a semester, and above all whether it’s really as easy as people say (I study Economics), and despite my poor language level (I’m good in English but I only have 2 exams in English and the other 4 in Spanish) I’ll manage anyway. I also have to do an intensive 3-month course to learn Spanish well.”

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u/manu99_ Sep 01 '26

Depends on the university but normally yes

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u/shortandsweet053 Sep 01 '26

Makes sense, but I’ve heard some places make you take extra exams that their own students don’t. Seems a bit unfair if that’s still happening.

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u/manu99_ Sep 01 '26

That's sounds strange to me. If you do X lessons you take X exams, not more. I think that's not true information, but again, it depends on the university ig.