About Erasmus

The exchange between universities in Hungary and France operates under the European Union’s Erasmus+ Programme, one of the largest international student mobility initiatives in the world. The programme enables students to spend part of their degree abroad while receiving financial support, academic recognition, and institutional guidance. The programme promotes:

Group of student
  • international academic collaboration
  • intercultural learning
  • language development
  • student mobility across Europe
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    Participants receive a mobility grant through the Erasmus+ Programme to help cover the cost of living abroad. The grant typically contributes to:

  • accommodation
  • food and daily expenses
  • local transportation
  • study materials
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    Cultural and Personal Development

    Beyond academics, the exchange experience promotes personal growth and cultural understanding. Students have the opportunity to:

  • explore historic cities in France or Hungary
  • build international friendships and networks
  • improve intercultural communication skills
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    Living abroad also encourages independence, adaptability, and confidence—skills that are highly valued by employers.

    Long-Term Impact

    Participation in the Erasmus+ Programme often has lasting academic and professional benefits such as:

  • improved language abilities
  • greater cultural awareness
  • expanded professional networks
  • increased employability in international job markets
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    Explore Metz

    A hidden gem in northeastern France where history, architecture, and nature meet.

    The city

    Metz is a captivating city in northeastern France, known for its rich history, elegant architecture, and vibrant cultural life. Often called the "Golden City" due to its warm-colored limestone buildings, Metz offers a unique atmosphere blending medieval heritage with modern innovation.

    One of its most iconic landmarks is the Gare de Metz-Ville, a breathtaking railway station that resembles a palace and is frequently ranked among the most beautiful in France. The city is also home to the impressive Metz Cathedral, famous for its soaring Gothic nave and stunning stained glass windows.

    Art lovers can explore the Centre Pompidou-Metz, a modern architectural masterpiece showcasing contemporary art. Meanwhile, nature enthusiasts will appreciate the city's lush parks, riverbanks, and green spaces, earning Metz the nickname "The Green City."

    Whether you're walking through its historic streets, enjoying local cuisine, or attending a football match at Stade Saint-Symphorien, Metz offers a perfect blend of tradition, culture, and modern lifestyle.

    History

    The history of Metz dates back over 3,000 years. The city was originally founded by the Celtic Mediomatrici tribe and later developed into an important trading and military center by the Romans.

    During the Middle Ages, Metz became a free imperial city and played a significant economic and cultural role in Europe. Over the centuries, it changed hands several times between France and Germany, which greatly influenced its architecture and identity.

    Today, Metz is a unique blend of past and present, where historic architecture and contemporary art coexist in harmony.

    Savaria, Heart of Pannonia

    SZOMBATHELY

    Hungary's oldest city
    🏛️ where ancient stones tell modern stories
    🏰 where Roman ruins meet Baroque buildings
    2000+
    Years of History
    since Savaria
    78k
    Residents
    and counting
    12
    Museums
    worth your time
    3
    UNESCO Sites
    nearby gems
    Sports
    HALADÁS VSE
    City Life
    MAIN SQUARE
    Architecture
    SYNAGOGUE
    Nature
    BOATING LAKE
    Culture
    SAVARIA MUSEUM
    Heritage
    ISEUM SAVARIENSE
    City Life
    TÓFÜRDŐ
    Culture
    SAVARIA GALLERY
    43 AD founded
    2k+ years old
    78k residents
    97 km² area
    Our Story

    WESTERN
    HUNGARY'S
    OLDEST CITY

    Founded by Emperor Augustus as Colonia Claudia Savariensum Szombathely has never stopped making history.

    SAVARIA
    Through the Ages

    A CITY
    SHAPED BY
    TIME

    From Roman capital to medieval stronghold to modern cultural hub — every cobblestone carries a chapter.

    43 AD
    Founding of Savaria Emperor Claudius establishes the city as a major Roman colonial capital of Pannonia province.
    where it all began ↓
    316
    Birthplace of St. Martin Savaria becomes famous as the birthplace of Martin of Tours, patron saint of France.
    1407
    Royal Charter Granted King Sigismund grants Szombathely the rights of a free royal town.
    1777
    Episcopal See Established Empress Maria Theresa elevates the city as a seat of a new diocese — construction of the Cathedral Basilica begins.
    baroque glory arrives
    Today
    Living Heritage City Home to universities, the Savaria Carnival, and Hungary's most intact Roman ruins.
    Plan Your Trip

    COME & SEE
    FOR YOURSELF

    Szombathely is easier to reach than you think — from Budapest, Vienna, or Graz.

    VISIT
    Getting Here

    HOW TO
    ARRIVE

    easier than you'd think, trust us

    📍
    Location
    Szombathely, Vas County, Hungary
    🚂
    By Train
    ~2.5 hrs from Budapest Keleti · Direct from Vienna
    🚗
    By Car
    240 km from Budapest via M7 / M86
    ✈
    Nearest Airport
    Graz Airport (GRZ) — ~90 km
    🌡
    Best Time to Visit
    May – September · Savaria Carnival in August
    🌐
    Official City Site
    www.szombathely.hu →
    Metz, France

    Lycée Louis de Cormontaigne

    📖 About the School

    Located in Metz, Lycée Louis de Cormontaigne is a renowned secondary school committed to academic excellence and preparing students to thrive in higher education.

    🎓 Academic Programs
    • General: French Baccalauréat
    • Specialties: Sciences, Literature, Economics
    • Tech: Theory & Practical skills
    🎯 Values & Mission
    Excellence Respect Responsibility Openness
    🏫 Campus Highlights

      Students benefit from well-equipped environments that support both academic and extracurricular success:

      • State-of-the-art classrooms
      • Advanced science laboratories
      • Comprehensive digital library
      • Modern sports facilities
    🧑‍🎓 Student Life

    Clubs, sports teams, and cultural activities help students develop creativity and leadership skills.

    📍 Practical Info

    Type: General & Tech Lycée

    Location: Metz, France

    Contact Us

    Vas County SZC Horváth Boldizsár
    Economics and Informatics Technical School

    Vas County SZC Horváth Boldizsár Economics and Informatics Technical School is an institution where students can gain in-depth knowledge of programming, software testing, and economics.


    The staff are generally well-informed, supportive, and highly experienced in their respective fields, which contributes to a strong learning environment.


    In addition to its strong academic foundation, the school places emphasis on practical skills and real-world experience, helping students prepare for both higher education and the job market. Through various projects, collaborations, and modern teaching methods, students are encouraged to think critically, solve problems, and work effectively in teams.


    Overall, HBSZ provides a balanced and supportive environment where students can develop both professionally and personally, equipping them with the knowledge and skills needed for their future careers.


    School opinions

    HBSZINSIDE
    • kind personel
    • calm space
    • clean building
    • spacious environment

    Opinions and reflections

    la sinagogue de Szombathely

    la sinagogue de Szombathely est un grand batiment qui sert de salle de concert. la place est assez grande, elle contient enormement de magasin et on peut voir un beau paysage, c'est un endroit assez calme oú l'on peut se poser tranquillement.

    le char du soleil de trundholm

    cette artefact de l'age du bronze du nord, ce petit artefact est assez plaisant a observer.

    la statues de James Joice

    James Joice est un grand ecriviain irlandais, il est situé a la place central, c'est assez drole a voir pour le faites que la moitié du corps de james joice est coincé dans un mur.

    Szombathelyi zsinagóga

    A szombathelyi zsinagóga egy nagy koncert terem ként szolgál. A tér elég nagy és van jó pár bolt és gyönyörű kilátással. Meglehetősen békés hely, ahol lehet relaxálni

    Trundholm napjának szekere

    Ez egy relikvia északról a bronz korból, ez a kis relikviát meglehetősen érdekes volt megnézni.

    James Joice szobra

    James Joice egy híres Ír író, szobra a főtéren áll. Meglehetősen humoros látvány, hisz James Joice teste a félig a falban van.