• Fall/ Trimester 1: March – June
• Winter/ Trimester 2: July – October
• Full year: July- June

• Ranked in the top 1% of universities globally.
• The university is known for its industry-focused curriculum, providing students with practical skills and real-world experience through internships, work placements, and industry partnerships.
• Deakin University offers a vibrant and engaging student experience.
• Deakin University is recognized for its quality education, industry connections, and research contributions.

• Course Handbook

• Housing Information
• Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) is a mandatory requirement.

• Information Slide

• Fall: February – June
• Winter/ Spring: July - November

Ranked among the top 1% of universities globally, this institution stands as a leader in higher education. It holds the #1 position in Australia for graduate employment rates, demonstrating its commitment to producing employment-ready graduates. With a diverse student body of over 44,000 individuals from more than 100 countries, it offers a truly international experience. Conveniently located just 15 kilometers from the Sydney Central Business District, students enjoy easy access to the city's vibrant culture and business opportunities. Additionally, it is the only university in Australia to boast its own metro station, ensuring unparalleled connectivity and convenience for its students.

• Course Handbook
• Unit Guide -pre-select your units for your upcoming exchange program. 
• Restricted Units

• Suitable to the student's level of study (UG = Undergraduate and PG = Postgraduate):
  • Undergraduate level = 1000, 2000, and 3000 level units
  • Postgraduate level = 6000, 8000 and 9000 level
• You must ensure that you have met the academic prerequisites or equivalent at your University.
• Postgraduate students: Please note that 6000 level units are foundational units that might have been covered in your undergraduate degree in the same field.

• Postgraduate Law School: 180 ECTS completed to be admitted to the postgraduate exchange Law program (Students can study 8000- level units).
• Bachelor of Clinical Science: Admission to units in this degree is not guaranteed and is subject to a cap.
• Postgraduate Psychology: Admission to units in PG Psychology is not guaranteed. Students must be admitted to a Master of Psychology program in either organizational, neuropsychology, professional or clinical psychology.

• Macquarie University Housing

• Non-Law students= 60%
• Law students = 65%

• Macquarie University Housing

• We are an internationally acclaimed teaching and research powerhouse, offering exchange students a learning experience packed with academic programs, student activities and educational services.
• UNSW Sydney is one of Australia's leading research and teaching universities and one of the top 50 universities in the world. We take pride in the broad range and high quality of our teaching programs. Our teaching gains strength and currency from our research activities, strong industry links and our international nature; UNSW has strong regional and global engagement.
• We have over 59,000 students and offer an extensive range of undergraduate, postgraduate and research programs. Located in Sydney, Australia’s business and technology capital, the University was established in 1949 and is committed to shaping forward thinking, environmentally conscious and socially engaged students who will make a positive impact in the world.

• Fall: Mid September to Early December
• Winter/ Spring: Mid February to Mid May

• Course Handbook

• UNSW requires a 3.0 GPA for exchange students

• Housing Information
• Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) is a mandatory requirement.

• Brochure

• February to June 
• July to November 

• Swinburne Exchange and Study Abroad Fact Sheet

• Fall: Late July – Mid November
• Winter/ Spring: March - Early July

More than 2000 subjects across 100 study areas. Be part of a dynamic and multicultural community in Australia's third-largest and fastest-growing regional economy. Sydney is a city that it is consistently ranked as one of the top 12 urban centers to visit or live in. Join one of 270+ clubs or student associations and enjoy the fun side of your exchange experience.

• Course Handbook

• Housing Information
• Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) is a mandatory requirement.

• Study Abroad Brochure

The University of Graz, founded in 1585, is Austria's second oldest and one of its largest universities, with a student body of 30,000, including 16% international students. Known for its strong international profile, the university fosters vibrant academic, scientific, and cultural exchanges, particularly with South-Eastern Europe, benefiting both the city and its educational institutions. Cooperation with 800 global partners enhances its international and intercultural campus. Key reasons to study here include its comprehensive public university status, strong support for incoming students, innovative research, a student-friendly campus, and opportunities for co-enrollment at other Graz universities. 

• Fall: Early September to Early February
• Winter/ Spring: Early March to Late June

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• Brochure
• Information Slide
• Academic Calendar

• Fall: Late August - Late December
• Winter/ Spring): Mid January - Mid May

• The UWI has received Nobel Prizes in developmental economics and literature.
• The United Nations Human Development Index (2011) ranked Barbados in the highest bracket "Very High Human Development", well above the regional average for the Caribbean and Latin America.
• A place for history and nature lovers, Barbados is an island of great natural beauty, from the wonder of underground caves to the beautiful vistas and the tropical colors of flora found across the island!

• Promotional Video
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• Brochure
• Open to both Undergraduate and Graduate students.

• Fall: December to February
• Winter/ Spring: May to June

• Founded on December 18th 1960, Universidade Federal Fluminense is one of the largest universities in Brazil
• Ranked with maximum grade at the Institutional Evaluation of the Brazilian Ministry of Education
• At the QS World Stars Rating, UFF is rated with 3 stars, due to its accessibility, innovation, teaching quality and university facilities.

• Course Guide
• Level of Study: Both Undergraduate and Graduate.

• Fall: August to December
• Winter/ Spring: February to July

• The highest standards of UERJ´s graduate courses
• Excellence and sustainability in research
• 149 agreements with foreign institutions of higher education
• extension, culture and theaters
• easy access of public transport

• List of Courses

• Fall: August to December
• Winter/ Spring: February to June

• The Universidade Federal de Pernambuco (UFPE) is one of the best universities in the country, regarding teaching (undergraduate and postgraduate) and research.
• In the international context, the institution is among the thousand best in the world and the 14th best in the country, according to THE World University Rankings.
• UFPE also stands out in national assessments that take into account the students’ performance rates, the institution’s structure and the investment in professors and courses.
• UFPE gathers over 40 thousand people (considering professors, administrative staff and undergraduate and postgraduate students) distributed in three campi: Recife, Caruaru and Vitória de Santo Antão.

• Promotional Video
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• Fall: August to December
• Winter/ Spring: February to June

Overview:

• University of São Paulo is a public research university in the Brazilian state of São Paulo, and the largest public university in Brazil. Since its founding, the university has maintained its status as the country's most prestigious educational institution.

Program Information:

• List of Courses

Additional Resources:

• International Student Handbook

• Ranked as one of China's top universities and is often listed among the world's top 100 universities in various global rankings.
• Fudan University places a strong emphasis on fostering a global perspective among its students.
• Fudan University is situated in the Yangpu District of Shanghai, one of China's most vibrant and cosmopolitan cities. Its location in the heart of Shanghai provides students with access to numerous cultural, economic, and career opportunities.
• Fudan University has a vibrant and diverse student body. It offers a wide range of extracurricular activities, including clubs, student associations, and cultural events.

• Fall: Late August - Early-January
• Winter/ Spring: Mid-February - Late June

• GPA: Minimum 3.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale (or equivalent scores)

• List of Courses
• Fudan provides three different exchange programs. Students must choose ONLY ONE of them:
  • Chinese Language Program (taking Chinese Language courses at ICES ONLY)
  • General Advanced Program (taking undergraduate-level courses):
    • In general, General Advanced Program students CAN NOT take Chinese Language courses at ICES.
    • Limited Chinese Language courses at ICES and non-credit Chinese language training classes might be available in this program, but there is NO guarantee that they will be available every semester.
    • Registered Chinese Language courses at ICES will appear on your official transcript, but non-credit Chinese language training classes will NOT.
    • Undergraduate-level courses in basic medical sciences, clinical medicine, and nursing are not available.
  • Senior Advanced Program (taking EMA courses ONLY: English-taught graduate-level courses)
    • EMA course lists
    • Here are the schools/departments that offer EMA courses in Spring 2024
      • Department of Chinese Language and Literature, School of Economics, School of International Relations and Public Affairs, School of Philosophy.
    • Other schools/departments DO NOT offer EMA courses.

• Housing Information

• Fall: Early September - Mid January
• Winter/ Spring: Mid-February - Late June

• Peking University is among the top 50 world universities.
• Peking University is located in Beijing City, the capital and the political and cultural center of China.
• Peking University enjoys an excellent academic reputation, attracting top scholars and students from China and all over the world.
• The University continues to expand its collaborative research by developing a global network of partnerships with over 260 world-renowned institutions in more than 50 countries and regions.

• The compulsory workload for one semester (16 weeks): **** Subject to Change****
  • For students mainly taking Chinese language training courses: minimal 18 class hours/week( 2-5 courses).
  • For students giving up Chinese language learning and only taking undergraduate/graduate courses: 6-20 credits (2-10 courses) in total, normally: 1 credit = 1 class hour of attendance, 1-course demands 2, 3, or 4 class hours per week, in total 32, 48, or 64 hours per semester.
• Courses are NOT available in these faculties/programs:
  • Health Science Center 
  • School of Software and Microelectronics 
  • Faculty with special pre-requisites  
  • Tailor-made programs 
  • Double-degree courses 
  • Shenzhen Graduate School (case-by-case discussion is needed) 
  • English-taught graduate courses of special Master programs (MBA, Master in International Relations, Master in Public Policy, LLM in Chinese Law, Yenching Academy, etc.) 
  • Chinese-taught Master-level courses are only available with the faculty’s permit.
  • Course Guide

• At least finish the first year of the current study program before the time of exchange; 
• Remain registered at home university during the exchange period;
• Students in the graduate year at home university are NOT recommended to apply;
• Applicants must be NON-CHINESE citizens with a valid ordinary passport, above the age of 18, and under the age of 45. 

• Housing Information

• Brochure

• Widely recognized for its expertise in economics and finance, and it has earned a strong reputation both domestically and internationally.
• SUFE's campus is situated in the heart of Shanghai, one of China's most dynamic and vibrant cities.
• SUFE offers a vibrant campus life with a wide range of extracurricular activities, clubs, and organizations.
• SUFE's goal is to continue to shape the next generation of leaders and professionals in the fields of

• Fall: Early September - Mid-January
• Winter/ Spring: Late February - Early July

• The recommended workload for one semester (16 weeks): **** Subject to Change****
  • 15 Credits equivalent to 4-6 units of study

• List of Courses
• Housing Information

• February to June
• July to November

• Winter ( First Semester): Late March - Late July
• Fall ( Second Semester): Mid-August - Mid-December

• UCR is the oldest, largest, and most respected university in Costa Rica. It has a long history of providing high-quality education and has consistently ranked among the top universities in Latin America.
• The University of Costa Rica is recognized for its contributions to research and innovation.
• The university is deeply involved in community development and service projects, allowing students to engage in practical applications of their knowledge and skills to address real-world challenges.
• UCR's campuses are strategically located in the heart of San Jose and other regions, providing students with easy access to cultural events, entertainment, and networking opportunities.

• List of Courses

• Fall: September to January
• Winter/ Spring: February to June

• Aalborg University is ranked as the best university within the field of Engineering in Europe according to the US News World Ranking.
• Aalborg University’s unique study method, The Aalborg Model for Problem-Based Learning (PBL) is highly respected both nationally and internationally.
• The Times Higher Education ranks Aalborg University as no. 219 on its 2019 worldwide list of universities.
• Almost 15 percent of the research at Aalborg University is green research.

• Course Guide
• Credit Equivalency: 6 ECTS = 3 Credits

• Level of Study: Both Undergraduate and Graduate
• Must have successfully completed at least one year of studies (2 semesters) at your home university.
• Exchange students must maintain a full-time study status of 30 ECTS/semester.

• • Housing Information

• Brochure
• Presentation Slide Deck

• Fall: September - January
• Winter/ Spring: February - June

• Ranked as the 6th best university in Europe.
• 290 new start-ups are launched out of the University of Copenhagen each year.
• UCPH's research contributes to significant scientific advancements, societal impact, and global collaborations.
• University of Copenhagen is a prestigious institution known for its academic excellence, research contributions, and commitment to societal progress.

• Course Guide
• Credit Equivalency***: 6 ECTS = 3 Credits

• Housing Information

• Level of Study: Both Undergraduate and Graduate
• BIOL, HUMA, and KINE majors have received core course equivalencies at this exchange partner.
• Students have received 4000-level ENVS major credits at this exchange partner.

• Galapagos Semester Program (GAIAS):
  • Fall: August to December
  • Winter: January to May
• Cumbaya Program:
  • Fall: August to December
  • Winter: January to May

• Ranked as #1 University in Ecuador and #56 in Latin America (QS University Rankings). USFQ believes in freedom as a fundamental human characteristic and training students to become well-rounded world citizens, leaders, and entrepreneurs. As a research- centered university, USFQ has the highest number of faculty with PhDs in the country, which we leverage across all subjects.
• Galapagos Semester Program (GAIAS): Located on San Cristóbal Island, the USFQ Galapagos campus offers international students the opportunity to study in one of the most pristine natural laboratories in the world.
• Cumbaya Program: Students who wish to experience life in Quito, study at USFQ's main campus, and take courses with local students, should apply to the Cumbayá program.

• Cumbaya Program: Students participating in the Cumbayá Program are able to choose their courses from across USFQ's ten colleges. USFQ offers hundreds of courses each semester in Spanish and in English. Spanish language classes at all levels are also offered to international students.
• Galapagos Semester Program (GAIAS): The Galapagos semester program offers four academic courses in biological and social sciences, all taught in English. Students can choose one of the following concentrations:
  1. Evolution, Ecology and Conservation.
  2. Marine ecology.
  3. People, Politics and Environment.
  4. Sustainable tourism.

*Courses are subject to change.

Students in all concentrations must take a Spanish conversation class at the beginning, intermediate, or advanced level at the beginning of the program (1 credit). Volunteer (non-credit) options in San Cristobal are also available for interested students.

• Galapagos Semester Program (GAIAS):
  • At least starting the second year of university studies.
  • minimum GPA of 3.0/4.0 or 7.0/ 9.0
  • Proficiency in English (a student who has English as a second language MUST provide documentation of English proficiency).
  • At least one general biology course or ecology course at the college level
  • Marine concentration students will need to obtain open water certification and DAN dive insurance for USFQ-sponsored academic dives. Students without open water certification or dive insurance will only be allowed to dive during excursions.
  • Students must have the yellow fever vaccine regardless of the concentration they choose.

• Cumbaya Program:
  • At least starting the second year of university studies.
  • Minimum GPA of 2.5/ 4.0 or 6.0/ 9.0 (or minimum average required by the student's institution of origin).
  • USFQ recommends a minimum of four (4) semesters of university-level Spanish for classes at the Cumbayá Campus.

• Students interested in the Galápagos semester will need to pay the corresponding track fee. The cost of the track fee will depend on the track chosen. More information about the program can be found in the following link: https://www.usfq.edu.ec/es/opi/galapagos-semester-program
• Additional Cost: Mandatory administrative fee of USD 275 for both campuses

• Fall: Late August - Late December
• Winter/ Spring: Early January - Late May

• Tampere University is the second largest university in Finland, established in the beginning of 2019. The university is primarily a research university, ranging from specialist subjects like game culture studies to tumour genetics. There are three separate campuses, each with their own specialty.
• Notable alumni include former Prime Minister of Finland Sanna Marin (2019-2023)
• Overall ranking worldwide: 301-350 (Times Higher Education)
• Best young universities worldwide: 45 (Times Higher Education)
• Best young universities worldwide, millennials: 12 (Times Higher Education)
• Global world ranking: 415 (The QS World University Ranking)

• Course Guide

• Housing Information

• Brochure
• Get To Know Finland
• Factsheet

• Fall: Late August - December
• Winter/ Spring: January - May

• The University of Helsinki is the oldest and largest institution of academic education in Finland, an international scientific community of 40,000 students and researchers.
• University of Helsinki typically ranks among the top 100 in international universities ranking.
• The University of Helsinki seeks solutions for global challenges and creates new ways of thinking for the best of humanity.
• The University of Helsinki has the widest range of disciplines in Finland with 11 faculties and around 37 Bachelor’s degree programmes and 56 Master’s degree programmes.

• Course Guide

• Housing Information

• Overview Presentation

• Largest French-speaking university in the world and one of the leading academic institutions in Europe.
• AMU is organized into several faculties and schools, covering a broad spectrum of academic disciplines, including humanities, social sciences, law, economics, management, health sciences, natural sciences, engineering, and technology.
• Research is a central focus at AMU, and it has earned a strong reputation for its contributions in various scientific fields.
• AMU continues to shape the intellectual landscape of the region and contribute to the global academic community.

• Fall: Beginning of September - End of December
• Winter/ Spring: Mid-January - End of June

• Course Guide
• Housing Information

1. Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1
2. Université Lumière Lyon 2
3. Université Jean Moulin Lyon 3
4. INSA de Lyon
5. École Centrale de Lyon
6. Ecole Normale Supérieure de  Lyon
7. Université Jean Monnet
8. Université de Savoie Mont Blanc

• Summer Language and Research opportunities available

• Located in the heart of Lyon Metropolis, with two main campuses, Berges du Rhône and Porte des Alpes and three complementary sites, Rachais, Ecully and Le Vinatier, the Lumière Lyon 2 University offers a study and work environment adapted to needs of the university community and conducive to its growth.
• With a varied training offer, aimed at all audiences, the University Lumière Lyon 2 combines openness and success for the greatest number.
• Covering a very broad spectrum of disciplines in the Humanities and Social Sciences, the Université Lumière Lyon 2 develops cutting-edge research in each of its fields. 
• University Lumière Lyon 2 has set up numerous double degrees with foreign academic institutions and carries out international research activities.

• Fall: Beginning of September - End of January
• Winter/ Spring: Beginning of January - End of May

• Course Guide
• Housing Information

• SupBiotech is a private engineering school located in the Paris metropolitan area, specializing in the diverse fields of the Biotechnology sector. SupBiotech is part of the IONIS Institute of Technology’s technology cluster.
• SupBiotech’s curriculum is a multidisciplinary balance between science and engineering coursework (lectures, practical laboratory work and projects), management skills, industrial know-how.

• Fall: September – December/January
• Winter/ Spring: January/ February – July

• Level of Education: Undergraduate and Graduate
• Students who have completed at least 2 years of studies in higher education.

• Language of Instruction: English, French
• Credit Equivalency: 6 ECTS credits = 3 US credits

• Course Catalogue:
  • Undergraduate
  • Graduate

• Catholic University of Lille is known for its high academic standards and rigorous programs.The university attracts students from all around the world, creating a diverse and vibrant international community.
• The university places a strong emphasis on research, allowing students to engage in cutting-edge projects and collaborate with renowned scholars. This provides an excellent platform for personal and intellectual growth.
• Lille is a vibrant city in the heart of Europe, offering a blend of rich history, modern amenities, and cultural experiences. Its strategic location provides easy access to other major European cities, making it a great base for exploring Europe.
• As a Catholic university, the institution emphasizes ethical and human values in its educational approach. This can resonate with students who are seeking a university that aligns with their personal beliefs and values.

• Fall: End of August or Early September - Ends in December or January
• Winter/ Spring: Early January - May or June

• Level of Education: Undergraduate and Graduate
• Have completed a minimum of one academic university year (at the time of application)
• Have a minimum GPA: of 2.75(US Scale) or equivalent.
• For students attending courses only in French: a letter of recommendation from their French teacher.

• Language of Instruction: English, French
• The following area of study is NOT open to exchange students: Faculty of Law: 2nd year of Masters.
• Credit Equivalency: 6 ECTS credits = 3 US credits

• Course Catalogue
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• University Brochure

• Level of Education: Undergraduate and Graduate
• Course Catalogue
• Housing Information
• University Guide

• Université Toulouse - Jean Jaurès is one of the best French universities of arts, letters, and languages ​​and of human and social sciences, both from the point of view of training and research.
• UT2J has distinguished itself by strong voluntarism and innovative systems such as reception, and integration of the first years by second-year students and beyond, since the back to school 2011.
• In terms of research, 80% of its laboratories are classified A+, according to the classification of the Agency for the Evaluation of Research and Higher Education.
• UT2J aims to offer all of its users a living, working, and studying environment that meets the highest international standards.s with foreign academic institutions and carries out international research activities

• Fall: End of September - Mid-January
• Winter/ Spring: End of January - End of May

• Course Catalogue
• Housing Information
• Open to both Undergraduate and Graduate

• Bauhaus University is known for its emphasis on creativity, innovation, and interdisciplinary approaches.
• Bauhaus University also benefits from its location in Weimar, a city with a rich cultural heritage and historical significance.
• Students at Bauhaus University have the opportunity to engage in hands-on projects, collaborate with industry professionals, and participate in research activities.
• The university takes advantage of the vibrant environment of Weimar by organizing exhibitions, workshops, and cultural events that further enhance the learning experience for its students.
• Bauhaus University is a renowned institution that blends art, design, architecture, and engineering education in the spirit of the original Bauhaus movement. carries out international research activities.

• Winter: October - March
• Summer: April - September

• Course Guide
• Housing Information

• Freie University Berlin is a leading research institution. It is one of the 13 German universities being funded through the German government’s Excellence Strategy and is part of the only University Consortium of Excellence, the Berlin University Alliance. 
• Freie University Berlin is one of Europe’s leading research universities. Our scope is global – people from more than 100 countries around the world work and study at Freie University.
• Being located in Berlin, one of Europe's cultural capitals offers students a chance to engage in a rich cultural scene with museums, galleries, theaters, music venues, and a diverse array of events and activities.

• Summer: Mid-April – End of July
• Winter: Mid-October - End of February

• Language of Instruction: Mostly German, with few courses available in English.
• Credit Equivalency: 6 ECTS = 3 Credits.
• Open to both Undergraduate and Graduate students.

• Course Catalogue
• Housing Information

• The Goethe University is a research-oriented university in the European financial metropolis of Frankfurt. Lively, urban, and, cosmopolitan, as a foundation university it has a high degree of independence. 
• Founded in 1914 as the first foundation university in Germany by the citizens of Frankfurt, it is one of the largest universities in Germany.
• Today, the scientific strength of Goethe University in the six profile-defining research areas is based on its interdisciplinary approaches in the humanities, social sciences, economics, natural and life sciences, and medicine. 

• Language of Instruction: Mostly German, with few courses available in English.
• No minimum GPA is required.
• Credit Equivalency: 6 ECTS = 3 Credits.
• Open to both undergraduate and Graduate students.

• Winter: October - March
• Summer: April - September

• Course Catalogue
• Housing Information

• HDA is one of Germany's largest universities of applied sciences, with 12 departments, over 70 degree programs, and more than 16,000 students. In 2019, HDA joined seven other European universities to form the European University of Technology (EUt+).
• Located near Frankfurt airport, HDA offers practical, industry-linked education, with professors who have real-world experience. Key study areas include Architecture, Media, Design, Information Science, Social Sciences, and Engineering. English-taught courses are available, allowing students to customize their studies. We look forward to welcoming you on campus!

• Course Catalogue
• Course in English
• HDA Business
• HDA Design
• HDA Media

• Fall: Early September to End of February
• Winter/ Spring: March to End of August

• Level of Education: Undergraduate and Graduate
• We do not expect a specific GPA or academic score from you. However, we do expect you to have the required academic and/or artistic skills needed for the courses you'd like to take at HDA.

• Housing Information

• Factsheet
• Scholarships are available for short-term programs.

• Fulda University of Applied Sciences has eight academic departments offering around 60 Bachelor’s and Master’s programmes. The choice is extensive and ranges from engineering, technology, computer science, business and law to nutrition, health, society and culture.
• Fulda University is a university of applied sciences. This means that our study programmes are not just about theory, they also have a strong practical focus.
• A great advantage of small towns and small universities is the proximity of facilities and close personal contact between students and their lecturers and tutors. Despite having almost 10,000 students, Fulda University still has a close-knit community. Everyone knows everyone, and if you do need support or assistance, you don't to need go very far. There is always someone on hand to advise

• Fall (Autumn): October - March
• Spring: April - September

• Language of Instruction: Mostly German, with few courses available in English.
• Credit Equivalency: 6 ECTS = 3 Credits.

• Course Catalogue
• Housing Information
• Open to both Undergraduate and Graduate

• October to March
• April to September

• International Student Guide

• LMU has been ranked #2 in Germany and #33 worldwide in Times Higher World University Rankings.
• The university prides itself on its commitment to academic excellence, fostering a vibrant intellectual community that encourages critical thinking, interdisciplinary collaboration, and international engagement.
• LMU Munich boasts a faculty of renowned scholars and researchers who contribute to advancements in their respective fields, making significant contributions to knowledge and innovation.
• LMU Munich's campus is spread across several locations throughout the city, with beautiful historic buildings, modern research facilities, and state-of-the-art laboratories.
• LMU Munich has been at the forefront of numerous scientific discoveries and breakthroughs, contributing to advancements in various fields, including medicine, physics, chemistry, and h

• Winter: October - March
• Summer: April - September

• Course Guide
• Housing Information
• Student Handbook

1. Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg
2. Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg
3. Universität Hohenheim
4. Karlsruher Institut für Technologie
5. Universität Konstanz
6. Universität Mannheim
7. Universität Stuttgart
8. Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen
9. Universität Ulm

• Language and Research Opportunities in Germany available for students
• One term exchanges should be in the winter term only

• The Freiburg University of Education is an educational university with a university profile with the right to award doctorates and habilitation. It conducts basic research in educational science.
• Research, teaching and the promotion of young talent are closely intertwined at the university, because teaching and learning is both the core of university teaching and a primary research interest.

• Winter: October - March
• Summer: April - September

• Language of Instruction: Mostly German, with few courses available in English.
• Need to select a minimum of five classes per term (15 credits = 30ECTS).
• Credit Equivalency: 6 ECTS = 3 Credits.

• Course Catalogue
• Information Slide

• Undergraduate Education Students only
• Scholarship opportunities from the host.

• Fall: Mid-August - Mid-December
• Spring: Mid-February - Mid-June

• Language of Instruction: Mostly German, with few courses available in English.
• Credit Equivalency: 6 ECTS = 3 Credits.

• • Studying in Marburg Student video

Exchange students must pay approximately 300-350 euros for for public transportation and student fees.

• Studying at the University of Bonn means learning from the best: In our more than 200 (partial) courses of study, internationally renowned personalities teach at the cutting edge of science.
• The University of Bonn is a globally respected and networked research university with clearly defined fields of excellence research.
• One of eleven German universities and associations of excellence and the only university with six clusters of excellence.
• The science city of Bonn is located in the Rhineland and thus in the heart of Europe. It is the German city of the United Nations with 20 UN institutions and many international organizations.  

• Fall: October to Early February
• Winter/ Spring: April to Mid July

• Course Catalogue
• Courses in English
• Intensive German courses
• German Language Courses
• Students are recommended to take between 12 and 18 contact hours/semester; approx. 30 ECTS/semester.

• Min 3.0 of 4.0 with flexibility if the coordinator of the home university sees the potential of the student not meeting this threshold.

• Guaranteed housing for our Global Exchange students: We provide private single rooms in one of the 29 dorms managed by Studierendenwerk in Bonn. More information here.
• Housing information

• University Flyer
• Information Slide

• Fall: late August- mid December
• Winter/ Spring: early January- mid May

• The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) is a comprehensive research university with a global vision. It was founded with a mission to combine tradition with modernity and to bring together China and the West.  
• #1 in Hong Kong U.S. News & World Report Best Global Universities Rankings 2023 and 38th in Worldwide QS World University Rankings 2023  
• CUHK’s firmly rooted Chinese culture, multiculturalism, and unique college system set itself apart from other universities in Hong Kong and the region. 
• Located in Shatin, a suburban area of Hong Kong, the CUHK campus overlooks the scenic Tolo Harbour and is nestled in greenery.

• Fall: August to December
• Winter/ Spring: January to May

Undergraduate Students only

• Flame University is situated in the lush green surroundings of Lavale, on the outskirts of Pune, Maharashtra.
• Flame University is known for its strong emphasis on a liberal arts education.
• The university promotes interdisciplinary learning, allowing students to combine different fields of study to gain a comprehensive perspective on complex issues.
• The university has a dedicated placement cell that works closely with students to facilitate internships and job placements.
• The campus is vibrant with cultural and extracurricular activities, including clubs, societies, and events that cater to diverse interests.

• Fall: Late July - Mid December
• Winter/ Spring: Mid December - Late April

• Course Catalogue
• The normal workload for full-time students is 18 credits per semester, but it may vary depending on the requirements of the home university.

• Housing Information

• O.P. Jindal Global University (JGU) is a non-profit, multi-disciplinary, and research-oriented university founded in 2009.
• JGU’s twelve schools focus on Law, Business & Management, International Affairs, Public Policy, Liberal Arts & Humanities, Journalism, Art & Architecture, Banking & Finance, Environment & Sustainability, Psychology & Counselling, Languages & Literature and Public Health & Human Development
• JGU has been ranked as India’s Number 1 Private University for three years in a row by the prestigious QS World University Rankings 2023.
• The Jindal Global Law School is ranked Number 1 in India for four years in a row and is the only Law School in India among the Global Top 100 Law Schools by the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2023.

• Fall: Early August - Early December
• Winter/ Spring: Early February - Early June

• Incoming students are permitted to take any course being offered in that semester by any school of the university. Subject to the regulations of each school.

• Housing Information: University will provide on-campus housing in the hostel to all exchange students. JGU has separate hostels for male and female students.

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• Fall: Early September - Mid-December
• Winter/ Spring: Early January - Early May

• Established in 1845, University of Galway is one of Ireland’s oldest and most prestigious universities, with a distinguished record in teaching and research. University of Galway is The Sunday Times University of the Year 2022. Listed among the top 30 most beautiful campuses in Europe. Ireland’s top University for graduate employability with 98% of our graduates employed or in further study within six months of graduating. Galway is popularly known as “Ireland’s Cultural Heart” and is one of Ireland’s most popular student cities, with a strong tradition in the arts and music.

• Minimum GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale (or equivalent).
• Open to LA&PS Children, Childhood and Youth Studies students only.

• Course Guide
• Each class is weighted at 5 or 10 ECTS credits. You can take up to 30 ECTS credits per semester, which is a normal course load for University of Galway students.

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• Fall: End of September - Mid-January
• Winter/ Spring: Early February - Mid May

• Maynooth University in 2022 ranked # 1 in Ireland in the latest Times Higher Education (THE) Best Young University Rankings.
• Maynooth University is a place of lively contrasts–a modern institution, dynamic, rapidly growing, research-led, and engaged, yet grounded in historic academic strengths and scholarly traditions.
• Maynooth’s unique collegial culture fosters an interdisciplinary approach to research, which its world-class academics bring to bear in tackling some of the most fundamental challenges facing society today.
• Maynooth University is recognized among the top 600 universities in the world and in the top 250 Euro.

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• A Budget Guide for Incoming Exchange Students

• Tel Aviv University (TAU) is Israel’s largest and most comprehensive institution of higher learning.
• An interdisciplinary center of research and teaching, TAU consistently ranks in the top 20 in the world in terms of scientific citations and among the top 100 universities internationally.
• Situated in the non-stop city of Tel Aviv, TAU shares the Mediterranean city’s thriving spirit for creativity, community, and innovation, making it the ideal place for the pursuit of learning and discovery.
• Tel Aviv University’s 200-acre campus is a cultural and learning center for visitors and students alike, featuring nine libraries, museums, galleries, botanical and zoological gardens, and a modern sports complex.

• Course Guide

• Fall: Mid-October- Mid-December
• Winter/ Spring: Early March - End of May

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• The Hebrew University of Jerusalem is Israel’s premier university and top research institution, ranked among the world’s 100 leading universities.
• The university encompasses six campuses, three of which are located in Jerusalem, and offers a wide array of study opportunities in the exact sciences, medicine, agriculture, humanities, social sciences, law, and more.
• Hebrew University remains deeply committed to its role as a leader in multidisciplinary research and stands at the forefront of cutting-edge innovation and entrepreneurship in a wide range of fields.
• The Hebrew University is an integral part of Jerusalem, one of the most fascinating and unique cities on earth. Jerusalem is home to a thriving human mosaic of Jews, Muslims and Christians, secular and religious, locals and expats from around the world.

• Fall: Mid-October- Mid-December
• Winter/ Spring: Early March - End of May

• Academic Levels Offered: Undergraduate, Graduate
• Required GPA of 3.0 (Undergraduates) / 3.2 (Graduates)

• Course Guide
• Language Course for Exchange Students during the semester:
  • Hebrew: For exchange students, we offer:
    • A 4-credit practical Hebrew course during the semester* (56 hours) 3 levels: beginners, intermediate and advanced.
    • Modern Intensive Hebrew: Students who are seeking a more intensive framework during the semester will be able to join the intensive modern Hebrew course (7-13 credits) depending on their Hebrew level.
    • **The beginner's 4-credit Hebrew course offered during the semester (56 hours) will also be offered as a pre-semester course (Autumn/Spring) at an additional payment.**
  • Arabic:
    • Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) courses for exchange students are all conditional upon availability.
    • Our Arabic language offerings can be found here.
    • Please note that absolute beginners interested in studying in the 12-credit MSA course (based on availability) must participate in the pre-semester Foundations of MSA Course (for additional payment).
    • The Division for Graduate Studies offers advanced literary Arabic courses during the Spring.

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• International campus
• Quality programmes
• 3 programmes offered in English (Computer Science, Finance and Insurance, Management Engineering)
• Cheap cost of living
• Welcoming approach

• List of courses

• Fall: Mid-September - Mid-February
• Winter/ Spring: Mid-February - End of July

• The University of Florence is one of the most important Italian public university with a strong international vocation. 
• It fosters cooperation with academic and research institutions all over the world and welcomes foreign teaching staff, researchers, and students to promote cultural and scientific internationalization.  
• Being located in Florence, a city renowned for its art, architecture, and history, provides an enriching cultural experience that goes beyond academics.  
• The School of Economics and Management often collaborates with businesses and organizations, creating opportunities for students to gain practical insights and real-world experience through internships, projects, and guest lectures.

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• Fall: Late August - Late December
• Winter/ Spring: Mid-January - Mid-May

• The UWI has received Nobel Prizes in developmental economics and literature.
• The United Nations Human Development Index (2011) ranked Barbados in the highest bracket "Very High Human Development", well above the regional average for the Caribbean and Latin America.
• A place for history and nature lovers, Barbados is an island of great natural beauty, from the wonder of underground caves to the beautiful vistas and the tropical colors of flora found across the island!

• Open to both Undergraduate and Graduate Students
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• Fall: Mid-September - Early February
• Winter /Spring: Early April - Early August

• Course Guide
• MBA program, Physical Education classes, Teacher’s Certificate courses, Foreign Language courses for Japanese students, some courses offered by the Department of Education, and courses that are full.

***NOTE: Graduate students may be accepted on a limited basis subject to approval from the academic staff based on academic objectives. Most courses are taught in Japanese. A high level of Japanese proficiency is mandatory.

• Required G.P.A. 2.5 (4.0 scale) or above

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• Introduction to AGU
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• Fall: Late September - Late January
• Winter/ Spring: Mid-April - Late July

• Dokkyo University was founded in 1948 and has since established a strong reputation for academic excellence and research. It is recognized as one of the leading private universities in Japan.
• Dokkyo University boasts a highly qualified faculty composed of experienced professors and researchers who are dedicated to providing quality education and mentorship to students.
• The campus of Dokkyo University is known for its beautiful surroundings and modern facilities, creating an ideal environment for learning and personal growth.
• Dokkyo University is actively involved in research and innovation. It has research centers and institutes dedicated to various fields of study, fostering a culture of intellectual curiosity and contributing to advancements in knowledge.

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• Dokkyo University International Scholarship (Foreign Exchange Student Scholarship- up to 20000 Yen)
• JASSO Student Exchange Support Program (Short-Term Study)

• Hitotsubashi University has developed into a leading research university in Japan specializing in the social sciences.
• Notable aspect of Hitotsubashi University is its commitment to nurturing global perspectives. It actively promotes international collaborations, encourages student exchanges, and attracts a diverse community of scholars from around the world.
• Campus of Hitotsubashi University features modern facilities and a vibrant academic environment, fostering intellectual discourse and encouraging students to engage in research and critical thinking.
• HU places equal importance on basic and applied research, aiming to establish a suitable theoretical foundation that leads to effective problem resolution.

• Fall: September - January
• Winter/ Spring: April - July

• Course Guide
• WORKLOAD HOURS: In accordance with the Standards for Establishment of Universities, all Japanese universities have the same benchmark for workload hours. The calculation of workload hours for credit-bearing courses is as follows: 1 credit = a workload of 45 hours; 2 credits = a workload of 90 hours.

• Open to both Undergraduate and Graduate Students.
• GPA Requirements: Must have a GPA of 2.7 or above on the 4.0 scale.

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• Scholarships available
  • Japan Student Services Organization Scholarship (JASSO)
  • Japanese Government Scholarship (Monbukagakusho: MEXT)
    • In order to apply for the MEXT Japanese Studies Students Scholarship, applicants must meet all of the following eligibility requirements:
      1. Start his/her period of study at HU in September 
      2. Be a one academic year exchange student
      3. Possess a high level of Japanese language proficiency

• Fall: End August - Late December
• Winter/ Spring: End March - Early August

• iCLA combines a multicultural learning environment with a beautifully traditional Japanese setting in the shadow of Mt. Fuji.
• iCLA offers students the unique opportunity to immerse themselves in the very essence of Japanese culture whilst acquiring a contemporary and globally relevant education at our state of the art facilities.
• Education at iCLA spans both depth and breadth, as students study a variety of disciplines while acquiring a deep understanding of their chosen area.
• Experiential learning workshops offer unique opportunities to gain hands-on experience in a range of cultural, practical, and creative areas of study.

• Course Guide

• You have completed at least one academic year at your home institution by the time of entry to iCLA.
• You have a cumulative GPA of at least 2.5 on a 4.0 scale or equivalent.
• You have a TOEFL score of 80 (iBT), 550 (iTP), IELTS 6.0, Cambridge FCE or equivalent.

**The above English requirement is exempt for students of certain partner institutions/programs. Japanese language skills are not a requirement to study at iCLA.**

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• Fall: Early October - Mid March
• Winter/ Spring: Early April - Late July

• Keio is located in Tokyo and Kanagawa, one of the world's largest major metropolitan areas.
• Keio offers an extensive range of subjects, including numerous degree programs offered entirely in English.
• Keio has over 300 partner institutions overseas and is one of the top universities in Japan for its number and quality of double degree programs with top universities abroad.
• Keio also values Japanese language education. The Japanese Language Program provides students with high quality Japanese language training and fosters students' specialist knowledge of Japan.

• Course Guide
• Keio International Program (KIP): A comprehensive program designed for undergraduate and master's graduate students who want to study about Japan and East/ Southeast Asia in English and take Japanese language courses as well *Students with advanced Japanese proficiency may also take undergraduate courses in Japanese offered by faculties.
• Japanese Language Program (JLP): An Intensive program for students (Japanese Language learners) who wish to focus on Japanese language learning.
• Research Program (Open only to graduate exchange students): A graduate-level program for master's graduate students who wish to conduct research under the supervision of an academic advisor at Keio University. Students must be enrolled in a graduate school (or equivalent) at their home institution. (If PhD students wish to apply, please contact us in advance since it may be difficult to accommodate a Ph.D. student.)
• Restricted Courses: Physical education courses, foreign language courses, and courses in the School of Medicine are not open to exchange students. Due to different semester/ term systems, Keio Business School (KBS) Courses are not open to exchange students except for faculty-level exchange students from Copenhagen Business School (CBS).

• Open to both Undergraduate and Graduate students.
• All applicants MUST have at least a cumulative GPA of 3.0 / 4.0 or equivalent.

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• Program Brochure
• Scholarships such as JASSO (only available for university-wide exchanges) are available but are NOT guaranteed for all exchange students since the number of recipients is limited.

• Fall: Mid-September - Early February
• Winter/ Spring: Early April - Late July

• Meiji University was established in 1881 (Meiji 14) as the Meiji Law School, which teaches French law in order to establish individual rights and realize a free society in an era of transformation from a feudal society to a modern one.
• In addition to excellent faculty members, each campus is equipped with the latest facilities, such as numerous affiliated institutions and facilities for education and research, and various facilities for extracurricular activities. 
• Meiji University is situated in Tokyo, one of the world's most vibrant and cosmopolitan cities. Studying here offers not only excellent academic opportunities but also a chance to experience Japanese culture, business, and lifestyle in a global city.
• Studying in Japan allows you to immerse yourself in a unique cultural experience. From traditional arts and festivals to modern pop culture, you'll have the chance to explore and engage with a wide array of cultural activities.

• Course Guide

• Housing Information.

• Scholarships such as JASSO (only available for university-wide exchanges) are available ( Allowance: 80,000 JPY per month. but are NOT guaranteed for all exchange students since the number of recipients is limited.
• University Guide

• Fall: Early October - Early February
• Winter/ Spring: Mid-April to Early August

• Over 1,000 courses in the student's major are taught in English. Especially, the number of courses in the STEM area is remarkable.
• Nagoya University is one of the prestigious former Seven Imperial universities in Japan.
• It ranks No.5 among national universities ranking.
• It has produced six Nobel Prize winners in science and engineering.
• Students have the opportunity to study in a culturally diverse environment with other international students.

• Course Guide
• Minimum 15 (30 ECTS) credits per semester, or 30 (60 ECTS) per academic year. No maximum ceiling is set.
• Limitations:
  • NUPACE Special Undergraduate and Special Graduate Students majoring in Chemistry or Physics are generally not permitted to enrol in G30 courses with laboratory content.
  • Students wishing to apply for clerkships at the School of Medicine should follow application instructions on the NUPACE website carefully.

• Open to both Undergraduate and graduate students, including graduate research students. 
• Minimum 3.0 on a 4.0 scale, or the equivalent.

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• Fall: Late September - Late January
• Winter/ Spring: Mid-April - Late July

• Sophia University is centrally located in megacity “Tokyo”, a political and economic hub that affords an invaluable opportunity to experience a unique culture in which traditional and modern elements intermingle.
• Sophia University emphasis on internationalization. It has established partnerships with numerous universities worldwide, promoting student exchange programs and collaborative research initiatives.
• Sophia University offers a wide range of undergraduate and graduate programs in various disciplines, including humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, business administration, and international studies.

• Course Guide
• Exchange students must register and attend more than 10 hours of classes per week. To fulfill this requirement, attending at least 6 periods (100 minutes constitute one period) every week is necessary.
• Course Restriction: FLA core programs, FST laboratory classes, GPGS compulsory courses, the foreign language courses (except Japanese language), seminars, compulsory courses in General Studies, “Studies in Christian Humanism: For Others, with Others”, “Liberal Arts of the Body”, “Critical Thinking & Writing”, “Overview of Data Science”, “Thinking about Issues, Perspectives and Positionality” are NOT open to exchange students.

• Open to both Undergraduate and Graduate
• Applicant must be enrolled as a full-time student at his or her home institution during the exchange period.
• Average GPA 3.0 out of 4.0 or equivalent.

*** Subject to Change***

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• Fall: Late September - Early February
• Winter/ Spring: Early April - Early August

• Waseda University is committed to providing a comprehensive education that fosters intellectual growth and global perspectives.
• Ranked as #1 university in Japan for study abroad according to JASSO.
• Waseda's educational programs are designed to encourage critical thinking, creativity, and practical skills, empowering students to become leaders in their chosen fields.
• Waseda University offers a vibrant campus life with a plethora of student clubs, organizations, and extracurricular activities.
• Waseda University has established strong international partnerships and actively promotes global engagement.

• Course Guide
• List of Schools
• Students are encouraged to take approx. 6 courses (nearly = 10 hours) per week otherwise specified.

• Open to both Undergraduate and Graduate Students.
• Applicants must meet the GPA requirement on a 4.0 scale. In case your university does not adopt a GPA 4.0 scale, the applicant’s transcript(s) and grading system chart will be taken into consideration upon re-calculating the GPA on a 4.0 scale, and meeting the required GPA of the desired school(major) of Waseda. On a 100-point scale, applicants roughly need to score 75 to satisfy a GPA 3.0.

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• Fall: Mid-September - Early February
• Winter/ Spring: Mid-February - Early July

• The University of Luxembourg was founded in 2003 in connection with Luxembourg’s overall strategy to position itself as a knowledge society.
• The Times Higher Education ranks the University of Luxembourg 4th worldwide for international outlook, 25th in the Young University Ranking 2022 and among the top 250 universities worldwide.
• The University has both local and global impact and is a driving force in a country well on its way to becoming a leading knowledge-based society.

• Level of Study: Both Undergraduate and Graduate

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• Fall : Early October - Early February
• Winter/ Spring : Early March - Early June

• Course Guide

• Level of Study: Both Undergraduate and Graduate
• Enrolled as a degree student in home university.
• Have completed at least one semester of study in home university.
• Have good academic standing with CGPA not less than 3.0 or equivalent.

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• La Salle has a safe, inviting and welcoming campus atmosphere with an array of support services (academic and well-being counseling, students associations, Cultural and sports activities, among others)
• Visit museums, archeological sites, bustling markets, historic monuments, and peaceful parks close to campus. La Salle has the best location to embark on fascinating one-day and weekend trips, as well.
• Participate in extracurricular activities including sport tournaments, cultural events such as concerts, art exhibitions, festivals, films, dance classes and plays.

• List of Courses

• Fall: August to December
• Winter/ Spring: January to May

• Fall: Early August - Early December
• Winter/ Spring: Mid-February - Mid-June

• #1 private university in Mexico, #5 in Latin America QS Latin America Rankings 2022, and #28 private university in the world QS World University Rankings 2022.
• A multi-campus university with different locations to choose from.
• Experience a new way of learning with our challenge-based educational model.
• Personalized attention and services exclusively for international students.
• Located in the southern part of Mexico City, a true contemporary megalopolis filled with contrasts, characterized by a variety of museums, theatres, cinemas, festivals, and entertainment, hard to find anywhere else.

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• Fall: Early September - Late December
• Winter/ Spring: Early January - Late April

• Erasmus School of Economics- Course Guide
• Erasmus School of History, Culture, and Communication- Course Guide
  • Students can attend the courses from their sophomore year.  
  • Course Load: 30 ECTS per full semester/ 15 ECTS per term.  
  • Optional Dutch courses available at additional cost. 
• Erasmus School of Law- Course Guide
  • The majority of the courses offered are at graduate level but also are open to undergraduate students that are at least in their third year of law studies.  
  • At undergraduate level two English taught courses are offered: European Law and Public International Law. 
   
• Erasmus School of Philosophy- Course Guide  
  • Incoming bachelor exchange students may choose courses from our English BA Philosophy of a Specific Discipline programme (except for the block called Philosophy of an EUR-discipline).  
  • Incoming master exchange students are allowed to choose courses from our MA Philosophy. 
• Erasmus School of Social and Behavioural Sciences- Course Guide
  • The Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences enjoys a prominent standing within the social sciences sector in Europe and is the largest educational and research institution in these fields in the Netherlands.  
  • Each semester, the Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences welcomes over two hundred exchange students from partner universities.  

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• Radboud University is a truly international institution with students from all over the world.
• Radboud University prides itself on its personal approach to learning and education.
• Radboud University offers excellent services to its students: a variety of facilities on campus as well as a state-of-the-art sports center.
• Radboud University offers a wide range of English-taught courses to exchange students.
• Students are offered extensive possibilities to do additional courses at other faculties!
• Radboud University is the only Dutch university to have all teaching and research take place on its own green campus.
• Radboud University is located in Nijmegen, a friendly, vibrant, student town, a little over an hour away from Amsterdam.

• Fall (Semester 1): Early September - Late January
• Winter/Spring (Semester 2): Late January - Early July

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• Fall: Early September to Late January
• Winter/ Spring: Early February to Late June

• Having completed "90 EC" with a "C" average (ECTS system) in a relevant discipline before starting in the Exchange Programme – Social and Behavioural Sciences.
• Please note that for advanced courses having completed "120 EC" will be required.
• A GPA equivalent to at least a "C" (ECTS-system) or a “good”.
• Entrance requirements for Master students:
  • Having completed a bachelor's degree in a relevant field.

• Limited to the Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences. 

• Exchange Brochure
• Housing in the University of Amsterdam is very limited, both on and off campus.
  • We strongly suggest you complete the housing applications to UAmsterdam as soon as you receive confirmation of the acceptance letter. Students will be notified of their housing lottery results by June 19th, 2024 for the first semester and by November 12th, 2024 for the second semester. 

• Fall: Early September to Late January
• Winter/ Spring: Early February to Late June

• The University of Twente is a unique and innovative institution known for being the only campus university in the country. It offers a vibrant, green campus with affordable housing, making it a convenient and attractive option for students. All courses at the University of Twente are taught in English, fostering an inclusive and international environment. The university is known for its informal and personal approach to education, ensuring students receive tailored support. Situated in the eastern part of the Netherlands, the University of Twente serves as a gateway to Europe, providing easy access to major cities and cultural hubs across the continent. 

• Restricted subjects: Technical Medicine  Course Guide

• Exchange Brochure
• Housing in the University of Amsterdam is very limited, both on and off campus.
  • We strongly suggest you complete the housing applications to UAmsterdam as soon as you receive confirmation of the acceptance letter. Students will be notified of their housing lottery results by June 19th, 2024 for the first semester and by November 12th, 2024 for the second semester. 

• #1 university in the Netherlands and #54 worldwide according to Shanghai University Rankings 2022.
• 3 campuses are offered with this exchange!
• Founded in 1636 and located in the heart of the Netherlands, Utrecht University is one of Europe's leading research universities. It is recognized internationally for its high-quality, innovative approach to research and teaching.
• With some 110 nationalities students and staff work and study together in an international environment.
• With over 39,000 students Utrecht is one of the largest Dutch universities.

Utrecht University:

• Fall ( Semester 1): Early September - Early February
• Winter (Semester 2): Early February - Late June

University College Utrecht:

• Fall ( Semester 1): Late August - Mid December
• Winter (Semester 2): Late January - Mid May

University College Roosevelt

• Fall ( Semester 1): Late August - Mid December
• Winter (Semester 2): Late January - Mid May

• Language of Instruction: English, Dutch
• Not available for exchange students: 
  • Medicine (except Biomedical Science)
  • Veterinary Medicine

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• The west coast of Norway, where the university is located, is known for its spectacular nature. With mountains and fjords close to all five campuses, you will be able to combine outdoor life with studies and city life.
• In Bergen, there is much to experience, regardless of whether you prefer culture or nature. During your stay with us, we hope you will take part in a variety of activities, both on and off campus.
• The university develops new knowledge that contributes to solving challenges in society from a sustainable perspective. The research activities take place in a regional, national, and international research community, and students and partners are involved.

• Fall (Autumn): Mid-August - Late December
• Winter/ Spring: Early January - Late June

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• Limited to Nursing students only.

• Fall: August to December
• Winter/ Spring: January to May

• Fall: Mid-August - Early December
• Winter/ Spring: Mid-January - Early May

• Ranked 19th in the world according to the QS World University Ranking 2022.
• NTU Singapore is home to an inspiring community of people from diverse cultures and backgrounds. 
• NTU is vibrant, diverse yet uniquely Asian with a wide range of student and recreational activities.
• NTU is the world’s top 15 most beautiful campuses is home to both natural and man-made works of art. From iconic hubs of learning to recreational spaces, you will be greeted by amazing installations and exhibits all across our sprawling campus grounds.

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• Fall: Mid-August - Early December
• Winter/ Spring: Mid January - Mid May

• Founded in 1905, NUS’ rigorous education, research, innovation, and entrepreneurship have produced generations of leaders and luminaries.
• As Singapore’s flagship university, we welcome more than 2,300 international exchange students every year. Centered in Asia, we are one of the best places where you can learn more about this exciting region.
• NUS offers a distinctively Asian and global experience that is grounded in maximizing the potential of students and their future readiness. Incoming exchange students can take a variety of cross-disciplinary courses from Engineering and technology to Southeast Asian languages and cultures.

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• Fall: Mid-August - Early December
• Winter/ Spring: Early-January - Early May

• As a global city university, SMU provides you with the unique opportunity to learn in the very heart of Singapore. Come experience our technology-enhanced, interactive and experiential pedagogy and exchange perspectives with our international community of faculty and students. Spend one or two academic terms in Singapore
• Established in 2000, the Singapore Management University (SMU) is internationally recognised for its teaching excellence and world-class research that addresses Asian issues of global relevance. Our distinctive pedagogy of small class sizes and seminar-style teaching in our lush city campus, set within the heart of Singapore's cosmopolitan cityscape, offer a transformative education to help you discover your fullest potential.

• Course Guide

• Fall: September to December
• Winter/ Spring: March to June

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• Fall: Beginning of September - Late December
• Winter/ Spring: Beginning of March - Late-June

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• Restriction may apply to Art & Design, Music, ELTEC Engineering, Education, Scranton Honors Program.
• Nursing, Medicine, Pharmacy are not available.

• Some courses in the Graduate School of International Studies are available.
• English-taught courses of School of Law are available.
• Courses in the Graduate School of Business courses are available for graduate students only.
• The Professional Schools, the Special Graduate Schools are not available, except those mentioned above.

• Students who have completed at least one semester at home university with a GPA of 2.5/4.0(75/100) or above.

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• Fall: Early September - Mid-December
• Winter/ Spring: Early March - Mid-June

• Hanyang University has consistently ranked among the top institutions in South Korea and globally. Its strong reputation attracts students and faculty from all over the world, creating a diverse and enriching learning environment.
• Hanyang University invests heavily in research and development, providing students with access to state-of-the-art facilities and laboratories.
• As a leading university in South Korea, Hanyang has strong ties with industries and businesses. This enables students to gain practical experience through internships and cooperative education programs, increasing their employability upon graduation.
• Hanyang University's campus provides a vibrant and lively atmosphere for students. It is located in Seoul, the capital city of South Korea, which offers a dynamic urban lifestyle with access to various cultural, recreational, and entertainment activities.

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• Science & Engineering Scholarship Program Five students from around the world will be selected by Hanyang University to attend their Science & Engineering Scholarship Program for one year (Fall 2023-Winter 2024). Tuition is covered, and the scholarship recipient will receive approximately $600 CAD per month as a stipend. Apply for this exciting opportunity through York International’s usual exchange application process, indicating the scholarship as your first choice.
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• Fall: Late August - End of December
• Spring: Early March - End of June

• Konkuk University is recognized for its high academic standards and excellence in various fields. The university boasts a faculty of accomplished professors and researchers, providing students with a challenging and intellectually stimulating environment.
• Situated in the vibrant city of Seoul, students have access to a dynamic and culturally rich environment. Seoul's status as a global city allows students to experience diverse cultures, enjoy an array of entertainment options, and participate in various professional and social activities.
• Konkuk University invests in modern facilities and cutting-edge technologies to enhance the learning experience. From advanced research laboratories to well-equipped libraries and sports facilities, students have everything they need to excel academically and personally.
• The university places significant emphasis on preparing students for the job market. Career development services, internships, and job placement programs are in place to assist students in securing promising career opportunities upon graduation.

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• September to December
• March to June

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•  Sogang Univeristy is pursuing new knowledge and perspectives with its commitment to creative convergence for future education.
• Sogang University is located in Sinchon, the center of Seoul, South Korea. The university provides firsthand experience to international students through various student activities. Sogang University is the center of youth that overflows with vibrant energy.
• Sogang University was established by the Society of Jesus to provide education based on Catholic beliefs.
• As the leading institution of education, Sogang University is committed to offer international students with outstanding education and unforgettable experience in Korea.

• Fall: Early September to Late December
• Winter/ Spring: Early March to Late June

• Course Guide
• Levelof Study: Both undergraduate andgraduate levels
• Undergraduate: 9-15 credits (minimum-maximum)
• Graduate: 3-12 credits (minimum-maximum)
• In general, courses at Sogang are three-credit courses. 1 Credit hour indicates 15 classroom hours per semester.
• In general, the credit conversion ratio (credit to ECTS) is 1:2 for undergraduate-level lectures and 3:8 for graduate-level lectures. (Please consult with home institution)
• Students are not allowed to take more than 15 credits.

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• There is no minimum GPA requirement to participate in the exchange program. However, students must meet the standards set by their home institution to study abroad.
• It is highly recommended that students score more than 80/100 in percentile scale.

• Recommended for Digital Media Students: Art & Technology

• Fall: September to December
• Winter/ Spring: March to June

• Sungkyunkwan University, with a legacy spanning over 620 years, is dedicated to becoming a world-leading institution by blending tradition with innovation. Rooted in its rich history, the university continually challenges itself to create and share new values drawn from its ancient foundations, positioning itself as a global leader in education and research.

• List of Courses

• UNIST, located in Ulsan, South Korea’s largest industrial city, is a leading science and technology university established in 2009. Known for its cutting-edge research and top-tier facilities, UNIST aims to be among the top 10 global science and technology universities by 2030. All lectures are in English, and the university boasts extensive research funding and international collaborations. With a focus on advanced fields like graphene research and secondary batteries, UNIST offers a vibrant academic environment supported by world-class scholars and state-of-the-art facilities.

• Fall: Early-September - End-December
• Winter/ Spring: February - June

• • Course Guide
  • Undergraduate Course Catalog
  • Graduate Course Catalog

• • Academic Program for Undergraduates:
    • Mechanical Engineering 
    • Urban and Environmental Engineering 
    • Materials Science and Engineering 
    • Energy and Chemical Engineering 
    • Nuclear Engineering 
    • Design 
    • Industrial Engineering 
    • Biomedical Engineering 
    • Biological Sciences 
    • Electrical Engineering 
    • Computer Science and Engineering 
    • Physics 
    • Mathematical Sciences 
    • Chemistry 
    • Business Administration 

• The Minimum/Maximum Credit per Semester:

  • Undergraduate: 10 ~ 21 credits 

  • Graduate: 3 ~ 13 credits 

• GPA of 3.4/4.0 or above.

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• Fall: Early September - Mid-December
• Spring: Early March - Mid-June

• Yonsei is consistently ranked among the top universities in South Korea and internationally. Its global recognition attracts students and faculty from around the world, creating a diverse and multicultural campus environment.
• Yonsei University has established a comprehensive global campus network with partner institutions worldwide.
• Yonsei has strong ties with industries and businesses, offering students opportunities for internships, networking, and practical experience. This fosters a smooth transition from academia to the professional world.
• The university's campus is located in Seoul, South Korea's capital city, providing students with access to a vibrant urban lifestyle, cultural events, entertainment, and diverse career opportunities.

• Course Guide
• Available Courses:
  • Liberal Arts
  • Commerce and Economics
  • Business: Only students majoring in business at their home institution are allowed to take up to 4 business courses at Yonsei.
  • Science, Engineering, Sciences in Education
  • Life System, Theology
  • Social Science, Human Ecology
  • Korean Language (KLI)
• Restricted Courses:
  • Medicine / Dentistry / Nursing / Pharmacy / Music / MBA / Law / Pharmacy / Global Leadership Division / Courses offered in Songdo International Campus.
  • **Please note that the restrictions may vary depending on the type/level of exchange. (Eg. Students coming through faculty-specific agreements may be allowed to take courses from the faculties listed above)
• Course Load:
  • Undergraduate: 9 ~ 18 credits
  • Graduate: 9 ~ 15 credits
  • **The above course load includes Korean Language Course (3 or 6 credits)**

• Open to both Undergraduate and Graduate
• GPA Requirements: Must have a GPA of 2.5 or above on the 4.0 scale.
• Must have completed two (2) semesters (or the equivalent) BEFORE the nomination/application period.

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• Comillas Pontifical University is a Catholic university that has been administered for over a century by the Society of Jesus.
• Comillas is committed to the person, educational innovation, and ethical and social commitment, and is motivated by the desire to contribute to scientific innovation and to the critical and transforming sense.
• Comillas is committed to advancing knowledge through research. The university provides state-of-the-art research facilities and encourages students to engage in research projects, offering valuable hands-on experience and opportunities for intellectual growth.
• The university is located in the heart of Madrid, offering a vibrant and dynamic urban environment.
• Comillas integrates ethical and moral values into its academic programs, encouraging students to develop a strong sense of responsibility and integrity in their professional and personal lives.

• Fall: Early September - Early December
• Winter/ Spring: Mid-January - Late April

• Language of Instruction: English, Spanish
• Credit Equivalency***: 6 ECTS = 3 Credits

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• Housing Information: Comillas does not have its own lodging. There are other partners who collaborates with the university to provide all services associated with accommodations:
  • Lodgerin
  • Aluni.net
  • MadridEasy
  • ErasmusPlay
  • Innfamily.com
  • MICAMPUSliving
  • Spotahome

• UAB is consistently ranked as one of the top universities in Spain and Europe. Its academic programs are known for their quality and rigorous standards, ensuring a high-level education that is recognized worldwide.
• UAB is a research-oriented university, providing students with access to state-of-the-art research facilities and opportunities to work with renowned professors and researchers.
• UAB's campus is located in Cerdanyola del Vallès, which is a peaceful and picturesque area near Barcelona. The campus environment offers a conducive setting for studying, yet it's close enough to the vibrant city of Barcelona, allowing you to explore its cultural richness and career opportunities.
• UAB fosters a spirit of innovation and entrepreneurship, encouraging students to explore their ideas and turn them into real-world solutions.

• Fall (Semester 1): Early-September - Early February
• Winter (Semester 2): Mid-February - Early July

• Level of Study: Both Undergraduate and Graduate
• A minimum of 50% of the total credits must be enrolled at your host faculty at UAB. The remaining 50% can be enrolled in a different faculty only if there is availability.

• Language of Instruction: English, Spanish, and Catalan
• Language Requirements:
  • Faculty of Economics and Business: Minimum level of B2 of the language of instruction of the courses selected by the student.
  • Faculty of Political Science and Sociology: Minimum level of B2 of the language of instruction of the courses selected by the student.
  • Faculty of Communication: Minimum level of B1 of the language of instruction of the courses selected by the student.
  • ***As a general rule, it is recommended that students have a minimum language level of B1.2 in the language of instruction of the courses.
• Credit Equivalency***: 6 ECTS = 3 Credits

The UAB International Tracks (IT) program offers curated course packages for international students, ensuring compatibility with academic timetables and providing certification with transferable credits. These tracks are designed around specific subjects, usually at the undergraduate level but occasionally available for master’s students. Each track focuses on a particular topic or interdisciplinary area, comprising between 24 and 30 ECTS credits, and is taught entirely in English during either the first or second semester, depending on the track.

Each IT may consist of up to three components:

1. Study Component – Core courses related to the main topic.
2. Research or Work Placement Component – Practical experience in the field.
3. Optional Subject Component – Elective subjects to enhance learning.

The program's goal is to provide international students from diverse academic backgrounds an enriching, semester-long study experience at UAB. Tracks cover specialized themes or interdisciplinary topics and offer an additional course in arts and humanities or social sciences as a complementary option.

• Understanding the World
• Artificial Intelligence
• Global Law

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• UAM is consistently ranked among the top universities in Spain and Europe. Its academic programs are well-respected and accredited, ensuring you receive a high-quality education that is recognized both nationally and internationally.
• UAM is a research-oriented university with a strong focus on scientific advancement and innovation.
• UAM's campus is situated in the beautiful surroundings of Cantoblanco, a northern suburb of Madrid. This location offers a serene and conducive environment for studying while still being well-connected to the vibrant city of Madrid, renowned for its rich history, culture, and opportunities for leisure and networking.
• UAM has a strong alumni network that can provide valuable connections and opportunities for personal and professional growth even after graduation.

• Fall: September - January
• Winter/ Spring: February - June

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• Malmö University is known for its progressive and innovative teaching methods. The university adopts a problem-based learning approach, encouraging students to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world challenges, and fostering critical thinking and creativity.
• Malmö University is research-intensive, providing students with opportunities to engage in cutting-edge research projects.
• Malmö is a vibrant and dynamic city in Sweden, offering a high quality of life and a unique cultural experience. It is a diverse and inclusive city, known for its progressive values and commitment to sustainability.
• Malmö University has strong ties with the industry and the local business community, providing students with access to internships and job placement opportunities.

• Fall (Autumn): Early September - Mid-January
• Winter/ Spring: Mid-January - Early June

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• Stockholm University is one of the 200 highest-ranked universities in the world and one of the top 100 universities in Europe according to several well-established university ranking tables.
• Sustainable societal development is a central issue for Stockholm University, which through education, research, and collaboration works actively to achieve the goals in the UN's Agenda 2030.
• Situated in the heart of Stockholm, the capital city of Sweden, the university provides students with a dynamic and vibrant environment. Stockholm is a city known for its innovative spirit, cultural diversity, and high quality of life.
• Through cooperation with other universities and collaborations with cultural, business, and public institutions, Stockholm University contributes to the development of society.

• Fall: Early September- Mid-January
• Winter/ Spring Mid-January - Early June

• Level of Study: Both Undergraduate and Graduate
• Exchange students must maintain a full-time study status of 30 ECTS/semester.

• Language of Instruction: English, Swedish
• Credit Equivalency***: 6 ECTS = 3 Credits

• Course Guide
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• Scholarships Available (The York-Sweden Exchange Bursary)
• ADMS (Finance) have received core course equivalencies at this exchange partner. Contact goglobal@yorku.ca for more information.
• Students have received 3000-level and 4000-level BIOL major credits at this exchange partner.

• Umeå University is a comprehensive university covering research and education in medicine, science and technology, social sciences, arts and humanities, and educational sciences.
• For nearly 60 years, Umeå University has been the premier destination of higher education in northern Sweden.
• As a knowledge-driven organization, Umeå University is striving to provide students and staff with unique opportunities for learning and development – whilst simultaneously serving society with new knowledge and creative citizens.
• Umeå is a vibrant city with a rich cultural scene. The city hosts various events, festivals, concerts, and exhibitions, ensuring that there are plenty of opportunities to immerse yourself in arts and culture outside of your studies.

• Fall: Beginning of September - Mid January
• Winter/ Spring: Mid-January - Early June

• Level of Study: Both Undergraduate and Graduate
• Exchange students must maintain a full-time study status of 30 ECTS/semester.

• Language of Instruction: English, Swedish
• Credit Equivalency***: 6 ECTS = 3 Credits

• Course Guide
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• International Student Guide

• Scholarships Available (The York-Sweden Exchange Bursary)

• Uppsala University was founded in 1477 and is today a strong, comprehensive research university, ranked among the best in the world.
• Uppsala University is at the forefront of groundbreaking research across multiple fields. As a student, you will have access to cutting-edge facilities and opportunities to collaborate with top researchers, allowing you to gain valuable experience and contribute to innovative projects.
• Uppsala University's main campus is located in the heart of the historic city of Uppsala, offering a vibrant and engaging student life. The city's unique combination of rich history and youthful atmosphere provides ample opportunities for extracurricular activities, cultural experiences, and social interactions.
• Uppsala University contributes to development and innovation locally and nationally and is an active part in the pursuit of sustainable social development.

• Fall: Late August - Mid-January
• Winter/ Spring: Mid-January - Early June

• Level of Study: Both Undergraduate and Graduate
• Exchange students must maintain a full-time study status of 30 ECTS/semester.

• Language of Instruction: English, Swedish
• Restricted Subjects:
  • Business Studies – entry requirements vary considerably. Please note the early application deadline!
  • Economics – no courses available from the Department of Economics.
  • Government - limited space on certain courses.
  • History - limited space on certain courses.
  • Law – entry requirement is a minimum of two years of completed full-time Law studies.
  • Medicine – no entry-level courses taught in English. Students must have a strong academic background in Medicine and meet the entry requirements described in the course description.
  • Natural Sciences including Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Engineering - few to no entry-level courses taught in English. Students must have a very strong academic background in these subjects and meet the entry requirements described in the course description.
  • Philosophy – only a few courses available with high entry requirements.
  • Psychology – only a few courses taught in English with very limited space on courses.
  • Sociology – no courses offered for exchange students.
  • Places on courses taught in Swedish for those with enough Swedish language skills can be offered if there are vacancies. Students will be notified of the decision only after the national (Swedish) admission process has been completed.

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• Founded in 1559, the University of Geneva enjoys worldwide recognition and ranks amongst the top 100 best universities in the world.
• University of Geneva's domains of excellence in research include life sciences (molecular biology, bio-informatics), physics of elementary particles, and astrophysics.
• Geneva is a beautiful and picturesque city, located on the shores of Lake Geneva and surrounded by the Alps. Apart from its stunning landscapes, the city offers a rich cultural scene, with numerous museums, art galleries, theaters, and music venues, providing a vibrant and enriching lifestyle for students.
• Being situated in an international hub for diplomacy, finance, and global organizations, the University of Geneva provides excellent networking opportunities and access to internships and career placements

• Fall: Mid-September - Early February
• Winter/ Spring: Mid-February - Mid-June

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• With more than 27'000 students, the University of Zurich is Switzerland's largest university. Founded in the year 1833, UZH was Europe's first university to be established by a democratic political system.
• Numerous distinctions highlight the University's international renown in the fields of medicine, immunology, genetics, neuroscience and structural biology as well as in economics. To date, the Nobel Prize has been conferred on twelve UZH scholars.
• Knowledge is shared in a variety of ways: in addition to granting the general public access to its twelve museums and many of its libraries, the University makes findings from cutting-edge research available to the public in accessible and engaging lecture series and panel discussions.

• Fall: Mid-September - Late December
• Winter/ Spring: Mid-February - Late May

• For courses taught in German: A proof of proficiency in German at about level C1.
• No GPA requirement but applying students are expected to have a good academic standing.
• Exchange students are expected to choose courses amounting to around 20 ECTS in the same or a similar subject they study at their home university.
• Bachelor/undergraduate students must have completed at least 2 semesters or equivalent before the exchange stay.

• Fall Course Guide
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• The University of Zurich has one scholarship for a York University student travelling abroad for exchange in 2025-26. The scholarship is up to 2,500 CHF (Swiss Franc) for one semester abroad. Students who are interested in the scholarship can make note of their interest in their letter of intent when applying to the exchange program.

• ZHAW School of Management and Law (SML) is one of Switzerland’s largest business schools.
•  It also features in the prestigious Financial Times rankings, as well as meeting the demanding standards of the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB).
• Our main principle, “Building Competence. Crossing Borders.”, underpins the high quality of our educational programs and research and reflects our global mindset.
• The ZHAW SML is recognized within the scientific community as an excellent business school and a competent partner for applied research and development at an internationally competitive level.
• The ZHAW SML is closely involved with civil society, business, and science, fosters national and international networks, and cooperates with strategic partners

• Fall: Mid-September - Early February
• Winter/ Spring: Mid-February - Late June

• Level of Study: Both Undergraduate and Graduate
• A minimum of two completed semesters prior to the start of the exchange (at bachelor’s level).
• No minimum GPA is required.
• Exchange students must maintain a full-time study status of 30 ECTS/semester.

• Course Guide
• Housing: Only Off- Campus
  • Option 1: Student Residence AXA Camp
  • Option 2: Private Housing:
    • Livit
    • www.wgzimmer.ch
    • www.homegate.ch
    • www.students.ch
    • www.ums.ch
  • Option 3: Subletting or Homestay

• The ZHAW School of Engineering as one of the leading Engineering Faculties in Switzerland emphasizes topics which will be relevant in the future.
• Our 14 institutes and centers guarantee superior-quality education, research and development with an emphasis on the areas of energy, mobility, information and health.
• The School of Engineering is located in Winterthur, 5 minutes from Winterthur main station and just a 20-minute train ride from Zürich.
• With Switzerland located in the “centre of Europe” and Zürich airport located next to Winterthur, you can reach most destinations in Europe within 2 hours.

• Fall: Mid-September - Early February
• Winter/ Spring: Mid-February - Late June

• Level of Study: Both Undergraduate and Graduate
• GPA 2.5 out of 4.0 or a good B Level.
• A minimum of four completed semesters prior to the start of the exchange (at bachelor’s level).

• Language of Instruction: English and German
• Courses for Bachelors / Undergraduate are available in these study fields:
  • Aviation
  • Data Science 
  • Electrical Engineering 
  • Energy and Environmental Engineering 
  • Computer Science 
  • Mechanical Engineering 
  • Medical Informatics
  • Systems Engineering
  • Transportation Systems 
  • Engineering and Management
• Courses for Masters / Graduate are available in these study fields: 
  • Aviation 
  • Business Engineering 
  • Civil Engineering 
  • Computer Science 
  • Data Science 
  • Electrical Engineering 
  • Energy and Environment 
  • Mechanical Engineering 
  • Medical Engineering 
  • Photonics
• Full – Time Students: 30 ECTS
• Minimum Study Load for Incoming Students: 15 ECTS
• Maximum Study Load for Incoming Students 45 ECTS

• Course Guide:
  • Bachelors
  • Masters
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• September to January
• February to July

• Lassonde School of Engineering students only

• Fall: Early-August to Mid-December
• Winter/ Spring: Early-December to Mid-march

Subject Areas:

Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences:

• A minimum score of 6.5 in overall band (Depends) with a minimum of 6.0 in each band. Language and Culture (BALAC) program at the Faculty of Arts require an overall band 7.0 or equivalent and do not consider TOEFL ITP

Physical Science, Life Sciences, Sciences & Technology:

• A minimum score of 6.0 in overall band (Depends) with a minimum of 5.5 in each band. Biotechnology (BBTech) strictly requires an English language test and refuses a certifying letter from the teacher or university.

• GPA requirement: A minimum of 2.75 on a 4.0 scale
• Having completed at least 2 semesters at home university (for undergraduates)

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• Handbook

• Fall: August to November
• Winter/ Spring: January to April

• GPA requirement: 2.5/4.0
• Completion of at least one semester in the first year
• Full-time enrolment

• Mobility Programmes Factsheet

• Fall: September to December
• Winter/ SpringJanuary to May

• Multi-campus university with each campus focused on specialized programmes which are in close proximity to related industries
• World class, state of the art laboratories
• Institutionally accredited by the Accreditation Council of Trinidad and Tobago with select programmes having specialized accreditation from International Bodies
• Practical programmes with a focus on research, innovation and entrepreneurship
• UTT is located in a tropical destination (Caribbean)

• List of Courses

• Open to students in all programs. Recommended for AMPD Theatre Studies Students

• Fall: Late September - Mid-January
• Winter/ Spring: Mid-February - Early June

• Bogazici University is a public university that has taken its place among the most distinguished universities in the world with its education and research performance, is devoted to education and research that will make a difference, and has adopted perfectionism. 
• Boğaziçi University provides its students with strong equipment in their own fields and offers them a social environment that will enable them to get to know themselves.
• Boğaziçi University's vision is to be a university that shapes the future with its pioneering position in education, training, and research.
• Situated in Istanbul, one of the world's most vibrant and historically significant cities, Boğaziçi University offers a unique and culturally rich environment for students to explore.

• Course Guide   
• Exchange students are expected to take 4 - 6 courses, equaling 17- 21 Bogazici credits (approximately 20-30 ECTS).

• Undergraduate students must have completed at least two semesters, and graduate students must have completed at least one semester at Bogazici University (excluding English Prep. and remedial semesters).
• A minimum GPA of 2.50/4.00 for undergraduates, and  3.00/4.00 for graduate students.

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• Handbook

• Fall: Early September - Early-January
• Winter/ Spring: Late January - Early June

• Koç University has become a leading university in Turkey, distinguished by notable contributions to the elevation of education, knowledge, and service, domestically and beyond.
• Koç University ranks among the top research universities in Turkey in terms of number of articles per academic member.
• Located in Istanbul, a vibrant and historically rich city, offers a plethora of cultural, social, and recreational opportunities for students.
• Koç University promotes entrepreneurship and fosters an innovative spirit. It supports aspiring entrepreneurs through various programs and initiatives, encouraging students to turn their ideas into successful ventures.

• Course Guide

• Incoming Exchange Students should complete at least one year of study at their home university.
• The minimum overall GPA requirement is 2.20/4.00 for undergraduates and 2.50/4.00 for graduate students.

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• BIOL majors have received core course equivalencies at this exchange partner.

• Ranked 40th in the UK - and in the top 350 universities globally by QS World University Rankings 2024.
• Brunel University has an extensive range of interdisciplinary centres and Institutes, thriving departmental research Groups, and excellent Networks and Labs all tackling the problems of our society and working collaboratively with our partners on innovative solutions.
• The university's location in London, one of the world's leading cultural and financial capitals, provides an unparalleled student experience. Living in London offers access to a diverse range of cultural events, job opportunities, and a vibrant social scene.
• Brunel University London has been ranked the 14th best UK university for producing the most employable graduates, as listed in the Global University Employability Ranking 2022.

• Fall: Mid-September - Mid-January
• Winter/ Spring: Early January - Early June

• Open to both Undergraduate and Graduate.
• Completed at least one year of study and hold a minimum GPA of at least 2.8 or equivalent. Students who do not meet the minimum requirement may be considered on a case-by-case basis.

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• Keele sets the gold standard for teaching, with some of the most satisfied students in the country – in 2022, students ranked us “Britain’s best university” in the Student Crowd University Awards.
• The university is involved in a wide range of research activities across various disciplines. As a student, you'll have the chance to engage in cutting-edge research projects, working alongside experienced academics and researchers. 80% of our research is deemed world-leading or internationally excellent in the Research Excellence Framework (2021).
• Keele University offers the best of both worlds: a tranquil rural setting that's still within easy reach of major cities like Manchester, Birmingham, and Liverpool.
• Keele University's approach to academics is interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary, which means that perspectives are shared across subjects, showing the world in different ways.

• Fall (Semester 1): Mid-September - Mid-January
• Winter (Semester 2/Spring): Mid-January - Early June

• Open to both Undergraduate and Graduate.
• You must have completed a year of undergraduate study at your home university before coming to Keele.
• You are expected to have a GPA of 3.0 or equivalent.

• Language of Instruction: English
• Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences not available to exchange/student abroad students with the exception of Rehabilitation & Public Health (Schools of Nursing and Midwifery, Pharmacy, Health and Rehabilitation, Medicine)
• Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences (Schools of Law, Social, Political and Global Studies, Keele Business School, Humanities)
• Faculty of Natural Sciences (Schools of Computing and Mathematics, Life Sciences, Physical and Geographical Sciences, Psychology)

Course load requirements: Students are required to carry a full course load to meet UKVI visa requirements. A full course load is usually made up of four 15-credit modules or 30 ECTS per semester.

***Credit Equivalency: 6ECTS = 3 Credits

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• King's is one of the UK's most historic and prestigious universities.
• With a forward-thinking vision and state-of-the-art facilities, King's is renowned for excellence in both its innovative teaching and pioneering research.
• Based in the heart of central London, and spread across five London campuses, King's is one of the largest multi-faculty institutions in the UK.

• Fall: Late September - Mid December
• Winter/ Spring: Mid- January - End of May

• Students need to have undertaken a minimum of 1 year of university-level study by the time they start at King’s.
• Students should have a cumulative GPA of 3.3 or above on a 4.0 scale or its equivalent.
• It is important that students have the necessary academic background in order to be considered for their preferred modules.

• Language of Instruction: English
• Level of Study: Undergraduate and Graduate
• Semester Module Load:
  • Undergraduate: 60 Credits
  • Graduate: 60 Credits
• Open to Global Health Students only.

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• One of the most renowned centers of education in the world.
• We are one of the UK's leading modern universities, with a global reputation for teaching excellence, exciting student life, and strong links with business and industry.
• We offer courses in a variety of subjects, including Art, Business, Computing, Digital Media, English, History, Languages, Photography and many, many more.
• Our campus facilities bring together library and teaching spaces with social learning areas, the Brookes Union and student support.
• The inspirational study spaces have been designed to offer flexibility and choice to suit the way you learn best – whether through lectures, discussions, debate or quiet study.
• Each of our campuses offer a vibrant mix of learning spaces and specialist facilities, including workshops, labs and studios.

• Fall (Semester 1): Late September - Late December
• Winter (Semester 2): Late January - Mid May

• Open to both Undergraduate and Graduate.
• Completed at least one year of university studies and have a good academic record, with a GPA (Grade Point Average) of 2.8 or higher(on a 4.0 scale for the USA) or equivalent.

• Language of Instruction: English
• Course Equivalency: 

  • OXFORD BROOKES UNIVERSITY	YORK UNIVERSITY
    SOCI 5006 - Gender and Society	SOCI 3XXX
    SOCI 6003 - Gendering Intimate Relationships	SOCI 4XXX
    CMC 4001 - Understanding Communication	2000 Level Elective
    CMC 4002 - Understanding Media	CMA 2841
    BIOL 6008 - Advanced Topics in Wildlife Conservation	BIOL 4245
    PSYC 5014 - Perception and Action	PSYC 3270
    PSYC 6016 - Behaviour Change and Prevention	PSYC 4XXX
    PSYC 6021 - The Self and Autobiographical Memory	PSYC 4XXX

• ***** Credit and Course Equivalency are subject to change*****

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• Oxford Brookes Brochure 

• The amount of money you will need for living costs will depend on your course and individual level of spending.
• The UK Visas and Immigration service recommends you have at least £1,015 per month for living costs when studying outside of London.
• Living costs will vary significantly from student to student.

• Undergraduate Students only
• ADMS (Finance), BIOL, and PSYC majors have received core course equivalencies at this exchange partner. Contact goglobal@yorku.ca for more information.

• We’re ranked 26th in the UK by The Guardian University Guide 2023.
• Swansea University has been producing world-class research since 1920. We have a long history of working with business and industry but today our research has a much wider impact, reaching across the health, wealth, culture, and well-being of a global society.
• Swansea University is set in a thriving city location, within a stunning Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The University spans two stunning campuses at each end of Swansea’s waterfront.
• Swansea University is actively involved in community projects and initiatives, fostering a sense of social responsibility and encouraging students to contribute positively to society.

• Fall (Semester 1): Late September - Late January
• Winter (Semester 2): Late January - Early June

• Language of Instruction: English
• Credit load: 
  • Full-year students must select between 100 and 120 Swansea University credits.
  • Semester students must select between 50 and 60 credits Swansea University credits.

***Credit Equivalency: 120 Swansea University Credits = 60 ECTS credits / 30-36 US credit hours.

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• Ranked 21st in the UK by the Guardian University Guide 2022.
• Chichester actively fosters a culture of research and innovation, encouraging students to participate in research projects and contribute to the advancement of knowledge in their chosen fields.
• University of Chichester benefits from its picturesque location, with campuses located in Chichester and Bognor Regis. Both locations offer a unique blend of historical charm and access to stunning natural landscapes.
• The university is known for its high-quality teaching, and many faculty members are experts in their respective fields.

• Fall (Winter (1) semester): Late September - Late January
• Winter (Spring (2) semester): Mid-February - Early June

• Open to Dance students only.

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• UEA research is making a real-world impact. That’s why 91 percent of UEA research has been rated 'world-leading' or 'internationally excellent' by the Research Excellence Framework (REF2021). We’re also in the UK's top 20 for research quality.
• Ranked 22nd in the UK by Complete University Guide 2024.
• UEA is located in the historic city of Norwich, which offers a unique blend of rich heritage, modern amenities, and a vibrant arts and cultural scene. Norwich is consistently ranked as one of the best student cities in the UK.
• UEA is committed to sustainability and is recognized for its green initiatives.

• Fall (Semester 1): Mid-September - Late January
• Winter (Semester 2): Late January - Mid June

• Open to both Undergraduate and Graduate.
• Completed two semesters of university education and be in good academic standing with a grade equivalent to a UK system upper second class (60%).

• Course Guide
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• We’re ranked 56th in the global Times Higher Education Impact Rankings 2023.
• The University of Essex is spread across 3 campuses – Colchester, Southend and Loughton.  Our main Colchester Campus is set within 200 acres of beautiful Parkland, has on campus accommodation and is only two miles from the historic city centre of Colchester – England’s oldest recorded city.
• You’re never far away from London – Colchester is less than an hour away from the capital by train, so you’ll be enjoying the bright city lights in no time! 
• Stansted Airport is only a train, bus, coach or taxi ride away and you can be there in 50mins. Travelling in on your doorstep!!
• 10 miles south of Dedham Vale Area of Natural Beauty, and just a short bus or train journey to the beaches of Mersea Island, Frinton and many more. Have an adventure; go Kayaking, Paddle Boarding or take a long bike ride along the river path for campus all the way to Brightlingsea beach, making sure to stop off in Wivenhoe to check out the local pubs. There is plenty to see and plenty to do in and around Colchester. 
• Join over 15,000 Essex students from more than 140 countries and benefit from our flexible approach to academics. This allows you to study across multiple disciplines, where you will receive high levels of pastoral and academic support from Essex Abroad and the departments.
• Access to state-of-the-art learning facilities, accommodation, bars, cafes, sports facilities, a gallery and a theatre. We even have a nightclub on campus!
• Sports at Essex is BIG news!! We are committed to support and develop high performance athletes to participate in regional, national or international level, whether it be basketball, volleyball, tennis, football or rugby 7s, the opportunities are there for you to explore.
• It’s impossible to be bored at Essex. Whether you’re into sport, the arts, or love to cook, our Student’s Union offers 165 sports clubs and societies. You automatically become a member as an Essex student. From the departmentally-focused and culturally-based, from Harry Potter to Show Choir, there is a society for you.

• Fall: Early October - Mid-December
• Winter/ Spring: Mid-January - Late March

• Open to both Undergraduate and Graduate.
• You must be in good academic standing.

• Language of Instruction: English
• Course load requirements: All students are required to take 60 Essex credits per term.

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• The University of Leeds is known for its academic excellence and high-quality teaching. It is a member of the prestigious Russell Group, indicating its commitment to world-class research and education.
• We’re ranked in the top 75 universities in the world QS World University Rankings 2024.
• Leeds is a research-intensive university, providing students with opportunities to engage in groundbreaking research projects.
• The university's location in the vibrant city of Leeds provides a fantastic student experience. Leeds is a dynamic and cosmopolitan city with a rich cultural scene, numerous restaurants, shops, and entertainment options.

• Fall (Semester 1): Mid-September - Late January
• Winter (Semester 2): Late January - Early June

• Open to both Undergraduate and Graduate.
• Students applying to York should have completed two years of undergraduate study and must have an academic level equivalent to a GPA of 3.00.

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• Northumbria is a research-intensive, modern university with a global reputation for academic excellence. It was named UK University of the Year 2022 in the Times Higher Education Awards.
• Northumbria University is based in the heart of Newcastle upon Tyne, which is regularly voted the best place in the UK for students, and has campuses in London and Amsterdam.
• Northumbria is ranked in the top 25 in the UK for research power, according to the results of the latest Research Excellence Framework.
• Northumbria works with major employers, including Nike, IBM, Nissan, Proctor & Gamble, the BBC, and the NHS, while more than 560 employers and 60 professional bodies sponsor or accredit the University’s programs.

• Fall: Late- September to Late- January
• Winter/ Spring: Late- January to Late- May

• Must have completed at least one year of study at their home university.
• The current average grade should be at least "B".

• A Northumbria University module is usually worth either 10 or 20 UK Credits. Students take between 40 - 60 UK credits per semester which can consist of between one to six modules.

• Northumbria uses the following credit equivalency: 20 UK credits = 10 ECTS = 6 US credits.

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• Top 20 UK university and top 100 in the world (QS World University Rankings 2024).
• The university was rated seventh for research power in the latest Research Excellence Framework.
• We empower and support students and staff to collaborate in learning, scholarship and discovery across all realms of knowledge, solving problems and improving lives.
• Contributing to supporting the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through our research and education, our engagement with partners and our behavior on campus and in our communities.

• Fall: September to January
• Winter/ Spring: January to June

• Must have completed at least one year of study at their home university.
• The current overall average grade should be equivalent to a 2:2 in the UK.
• Preference will be given to students enroled at the School of the Arts, Music, Performance & Design (AMPD) 

• 30 credits per semester from their host school (where a valid agreement must be in place).
• Minimum 50 credits and a maximum of 70 credits overall per semester.
• Minimum 100 and maximum 120 credits for a full year.
• A normal credit load would be 60 per semester.

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• 17th in The Times Good University Guide 2023 with thirteen subjects ranked in the top 10.
• 10th out of 155 higher education institutions for research impact in the Times Higher Education’s ranking of the most recent Research Excellence Framework (REF 2021).
• York is a beautiful and historic city that offers a perfect blend of vibrant student life and a rich cultural heritage. The city's compact nature makes it easy to explore, and its close proximity to major cities like London and Edinburgh provides additional opportunities for travel and exploration.
• As a research-intensive university, York offers numerous research opportunities for students. Engaging in research projects can help students gain valuable skills and contribute to cutting-edge advancements in various fields.

• Fall (Semester 1): Mid-September - Early February
• Winter (Semester 2): Early February - Early June

• Open to both Undergraduate and Graduate.
• Students applying to York should have completed two years of undergraduate study and must have an academic level equivalent to a GPA of 3.00.

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1. American University
2. Arizona State University
   1. BIOL and CHEM majors have received core course equivalencies at this exchange partner. Contact goglobal@yorku.ca for more information.
3. Bridgewater State University
4. Clemson University
5. Florida Polytechnic University
6. Ithaca College
7. Miami Dade College
8. Smith College
9. State University of New York College at Plattsburgh
10. University of California at Irvine
11. University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
12. University of Maine
13. University of Texas at Austin
14. University of Virginia
15. University of Washington
16. Vanderbilt University
17. Wellesley College

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• Fellowship comes with a scholarship
• Must be a Canadian Citizen to apply
• Must be an Undergraduate Student to apply
• Application deadline to York International for exchange to these Killam partner universities: December 1st, 2024.
• ADDITIONAL APPLICATION REQUIRED. Please email goglobal@yorku.ca if you are interested in applying.

• Fall: August to January
• Winter/ Spring:January to June

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