Student Support and Wellbeing
Financial support for students with individual needs
GLOCAL has received ERASMUS MUNDUS ‘individual needs’ funding from the EU to support successful applicants with long-term physical, mental, intellectual or sensory impairments.
This is available to both EMJM scholarship students and EMJM self-/other-funded students. The funding total for the four GLOCAL editions (in 2025, 2026, 2027 and 2028) is 120,000 euro and students, who are within the ‘individual needs’ group, can apply for support funding of over 3,000 euro and under 60,000 euro. Funding may be used as a contribution towards adapting environments and/or technology, services, assistance by third persons, additional travel/transportation costs or technology.
Please note that apportioning these funds will be at the discretion of the University of Glasgow’s ‘Inclusion Team’ and may not cover the total amount of the costs for your request but will cover a substantial portion of the costs.
Please add a supplementary statement to your application stating if you are within this ‘individual needs’ group and describe what adaptations, services or travel/transportation support you require to enable you to study on GLOCAL. You will also be required to submit a statement from a professional (consultant, doctor, psychiatrist, optician, audiologist, etc.) confirming your condition/needs.
Further details can be found in the ERASMUS+ programme guide https://erasmus-plus.ec.europa.eu/document/erasmus-programme-guide-2022-version-2 and key wording from the 2022 ERASMUS+ programme guide is included here:
Contribution to individual needs of disabled students
Contribution for individual needs are eligible if they fulfil the general eligibility [entry requirements] conditions set in the grant agreement. They will be used for enrolled disabled students, with or without scholarship, (e.g., long-term physical, mental, intellectual or sensory impairments), such as those related to the acquisition of special items or services (e.g., assistance by third persons, adaptation of work environment, additional travel/transportation costs). The support to cover such individual needs of enrolled students, will take the form of the following special needs unit costs:
a) 3,000
b) 4,500
c) 6,000
d) 9,500
e) 1,300
f) 18,500
g) 27,500
h) 35,500
i) 47,500
j) 60,000
Calculation of the unit cost contribution per student:
Enrolled students will declare what type of items/services are needed and their cost. The applicable unit cost will be identified as the rate corresponding to or immediately lower than the estimated expenses. This unit cost is a contribution and is not intended to fully cover the actual costs.
NB: costs below the lowest rate (i.e., less than EUR 3 000) will not be eligible for additional support and will have to be covered by the contribution to the institutional costs of the EMJM or by other funding sources of the beneficiary institutions.
GLOCAL students have access to mental health and wellbeing services at all of our partner institutions throughout their time on the programme – see below for more information, and remember to reach out for support if you need it.
Mynurva (available to all students remotely)
The University of Glasgow has partnered with Mynurva to provide support to all registered students whilst overseas. Mynurva works alongside you to focus on a longstanding concern, a new difficulty, or to help pinpoint what it is that doesn’t feel right. A professional therapist will help you to make sense of your experience, thoughts or behaviours and work with you to plan moving forward.
Students who sign up for the service will be offered an assessment session and based on the results of the assessment will receive up to 3 treatment sessions. Each session is 50 minutes long and will be delivered by video link via our online webapp.
Current GLOCAL students who are looking to access this service can find more information on their course Moodle.
University of Glasgow
University of Glasgow Counselling & Psychological Services
University of Glasgow: Student Support Services – Student Support Services at the University of Glasgow relating to student wellbeing; records and document guidance; career/professional development; financial guidance; and student life information.


Georg-August-Universität Göttingen
Academic Counselling Services – Personal and interdisciplinary counselling.
Psychological and Psychosocial Counselling Services – If you are feeling stressed out or require some help you may visit the PAS (Psychotherapeutische Ambulanz für Studierende)
Erasmus University Rotterdam
Advice & Counselling – Support about non-study related matters, including legal problems, financial problems, mental health concerns, careers guidance, inappropriate behaviour or circumstances, concerns about your study choice, or a functional impairment that hinders your studies.
Confidential Counsellor – Someone to speak to if you have been confronted with unwanted behaviour or unequal treatment.
Student Psychologists – Information on the student psychologist team, who can help with mild complaints of a psychological, social, and/or emotional nature.


Kyoto University
Student Support Center – The Student Support Center provides confidential counselling services for students on a wide range of matters relating to studies or personal problems.
Universitat de Barcelona
Behaviour Therapy Unit – Please note that this service is available in Spanish or Catalan only.
Psychological Support – Students suffering from emotional distress who do not have any treatment or diagnosis can contact this service. This team provides psychological counselling which can offer first aid for free. GLOCAL students who require psychological counselling can access this for free via the Psychological Clinic of the University of Barcelona. Students can also contact master.glocal@ub.edu for further information about the coverage provided.
The service is open Monday to Friday, 09:00 – 14:00, and from 15:00 – 19:00 on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. To request a first visit, students can either email the above address or call (0034) 670 039 731. To arrange further sessions, call (0034) 627 674 154.


Uppsala Universitet
Crisis and Illness Support – Information on what to do in a crisis or if you become unwell.
Support and Services – A comprehensive resource of all support and services on offer at Uppsala Universitet.


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