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Erasmus+ Funding

Study, develop games, and gain industry experience at Spelkollektivet through Erasmus+

Students from many European universities can use the Erasmus+ program to fund a stay at Spelkollektivet.

If you are studying game development, you may be able to receive Erasmus+ funding while staying and working with us.

Spelkollektivet regularly hosts Erasmus+ students who want to gain experience in game development in an international community.

Am I eligible for Erasmus+ at Spelkollektivet?

You may be eligible if:

  • You are enrolled in a European university or education program
  • Your school participates in the Erasmus+ program
  • Your program allows internships or study exchanges
  • Your university approves Spelkollektivet as a host organisation

If you are unsure, the best first step is to contact the international office or designated Erasmus+ coordinator at your university.

Internship Areas

Depending on your background and study program, internships may include:

Game Development

  • Game design and narrative design
  • Programming (Unity, Unreal, gameplay systems, tools)

Art & Visual Design

  • 2D and 3D art
  • Concept art and illustration
  • Animation
  • Environment art

User Experience

  • UI/UX design for games

Audio

  • Audio design and music for games

Production & Publishing

  • Production and project coordination
  • Live project support
  • Marketing and community management
  • Publishing support for indie games

Work on Commercial Game Projects

Interns at Spelkollektivet are integrated into commercial game development projects.

You will collaborate with an international community of 60+ developers, gaining hands-on experience and learning how indie game teams actually work.

This often includes:

  • Daily collaboration with other developers
  • Participating in playtests and feedback sessions
  • Learning production pipelines used in indie studios
  • Building real portfolio work

Work on Your Own Game

Some Erasmus+ students come to develop their own game projects rather than join an existing team.

In this case we can support you with:

  • Mentorship from experienced developers
  • Feedback sessions and playtesting
  • Introductions to collaborators
  • Guidance on starting an indie studio

What Spelkollektivet Can Help With

We can assist Erasmus+ students with:

  • Documentation for your university
  • Confirming internship or project details
  • Guidance during your stay
  • Integration into teams and projects
  • Mentorship and feedback
  • References for future work

Your university will typically handle the Erasmus+ funding application, but we will help provide the information they need.

Practical Details
  • Stays are usually 2-6 months, depending on your program
  • Erasmus+ funding is arranged through your university
  • Accommodation and food is available at Spelkollektivet during your stay

How to Apply
  1. Contact the international office or designated Erasmus+ coordinator at your university and ask about Erasmus+ internships
  2. Apply to stay at Spelkollektivet through our application page
  3. Once accepted, coordinate the Erasmus+ paperwork with your university.
  4. Arrive and start developing games with us!

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