You will also not be able to apply for a UK student loan. You may, therefore have to find an alternative source of funding. Your local library or careers office should be able to direct you to lists of possible funding sources. The European Choice , published by the DfEE web site, as this tells you where to get information from for each of the EU and EEA countries. See our links and sources of further information .
Transnational placements are for periods of three months to one full year.
If you are a student interested in the programme talk to your course tutor or international office, or get hold of the information leaflets that we recommend. You may be eligible for a payment to cover any additional costs above everyday living costs. These might include travel, language learning prior to going to your chosen country, general preparation costs and the additional expenditure you might face if your placement is in a country with a significantly higher cost of living to your home country. You will receive a wage for your work placement that should cover your basic living expenses. See our links and sources of further information .