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General Information
Full Name of University:
University of Strasbourg
Number of MAUI semesters you can accept during 2017/18 (not students):
14
General University Website:
International Office/Website for Incoming Students:
Contact person for incoming and outgoing students:
Nathalie Hennebelle
Mobility outside Europe coordinator
Patio, Building 5, 22 rue Descartes
67084 Strasbourg, France
+33 368 85 60 16
This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.Application website. If paper only, please write “paper only.”
Online application available upon nomination by email in March
How does the application and admissions process differ for undergraduate versus graduates?
No difference
Other important notes
Facebook page : https://www.facebook.com/international.unistra
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Academics
Areas of study open to undergraduate exchange students (list explicitly)
Faculty for Mathematics and Computer Science
Faculty of Chemistry
Faculté of Foreign Cultures and Languages
Faculty of Arts
Faculty of Psychology
Faculty of Law, Political Sciences and Management (http://www-faculte-droit.u-strasbg.fr/index.php?id=1406&L=fr)
Institute of Higher European Studies (IHEE)
School and Observatory for Earth Sciences (EOST)
Faculty of Languages and Applied Human Sciences (LSHA)
Faculty of Education Sciences
Faculty of Social Sciences
Faculty of Economics and Management (except M2 “Management de Projets internationaux” – admission in other M2 may be restricted)
Faculty of Physics and Engineering
Centre for international intellectual property studies (CEIPI)
University Centre for Journalism (CUEJ)
EM Strasbourg Business School
European Engineering School of Chemistry, Polymers and Materials Science (ECPM)
Superior School of Biotechnology (ESBS)
Haguenau University Institute of Technology
Robert Schuman University Institute of Technology
Louis Pasteur University Institute of Technology
Télécom Physique Strasbourg (TPS)
Faculty of Dental Medicine
Faculty of Geography and Development
Faculty of Protestant Theology
Faculty of Catholic Theology
Faculty of Litterature
Faculty of Life Sciences
Faculty of Sport Sciences (STAPS)
Faculty of Historical Sciences
Faculty of Pharmacy
Institute of Political Studies (IEP)
General Administration Preparatory Institute (IPAG)Open undergraduate areas of study taught in English (list explicitly)
Are graduate areas open for exchange?
Yes. Not PhD students.
Areas of study open to graduate exchange students (list explicitly)
Same as for undergraduate
Can advanced undergraduate students take graduate level courses?
Yes
Can graduate student take undergraduate level courses?
Yes
Areas of study restricted to prior bilateral agreements between exchange departments or faculties
Areas of study not available to exchange students
French for Foreigners (IIEF)
Labor Institute (IDT)
Business School Strasbourg (EMS)
Faculty of Medicine
Centre for International Intellectual Property Studies (CEIPI)
institute for interpretation and translation (ITI-RI)
Italian Studies Department at the Faculty of Foreign LanguagesWebsites for course offerings
Required minimum and maximum number of credits available through the exchange
For both undergraduate & graduate
Up to 30 ECTS per semester or 60 ECTS per academic year
Are summer courses available as exchange (non fee-paying)?
If so, please provide summer school website.
No
Do students register for classes in advance or upon arrival?
Upon Arrival
Language Requirements
B1 level in French mandatory, except for Performing Arts, B2 generally strongly recommended
B2 mandatory for the department of Performing ArtsLanguage test certificate required?
If so, which and when: before admission or upon arrival?
DELF-DALF, TCF, TEF degree together with the application documents. Click here for more information.
Preparatory language course for incoming students?
Indicate dates and costs
Pre-semester integration program : from August 17th to 28th 2015 (courses + cultural activities + accommodation for 200€)
During the academic year, support in French: Click here for more information.Are there any special advising or registrations concerns that students should be aware of? Are services available to assist in registration or course selection?
Students will be assisted by the international office and the pedagogical coordinator for international relations in the faculty for registration.
Additional Notes
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Dates
Application deadline for each term
Semester 1: 14 May
Semester 2: 1 October
Academic Calendar
Please list exact dates
Semester 1: 5 September 2016 - 8 January 2017
Semester 2: 9 January - 30 June 20172017/18 dates not yet available
Examination period(s)
Depending on each faculty
If there is a break between the academic course calendar and exams, can arrangements be made so the student may take exams early?
(i.e. semester ends in December and exams are late January).
No
Orientation session(s) for incoming students
Is it mandatory, indicate dates and costs
A welcome and orientation day takes place at the beginning of each semester. It is free of charge and recommended but not compulsory.
Course registration deadline
Two weeks after the beginning of the semester maximum.
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Costs
Total cost estimates per month in Euro
(broken down below)
See Below
Housing
170-465, depending type
Meals
3.35 for one meal at the student restaurant
Course Materials
Local Transportation
40/month, student discounts available
Health Insurance
215 per year
Other
(please indicate and specify any mandatory additional fees)
Sport (optional) : 25€ for one year
Culture Card : 7€ for one yearIs comparable health insurance coverage from abroad allowed/not allowed?
If not, please include fees in “other” field above.
No. (Registration at the French basic health insurance is compulsory for non-European students, complementary health insurance from abroad is allowed.)
Additional Notes
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Housing and Student Life
Is housing assistance available? How do students apply, and is it guaranteed?
Yes
Housing options
Student accommodation is proposed: different types of rooms at different prices (see pricing above).
Housing Website and Contact Person(s)
Séverine Censi
Housing coordinator
Tel: +33 (0)3 68 85 60 02
Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.Do students apply for housing with their regular application or is it separate?
Please list housing application deadline.
Housing application form for student residences will be available together with the online application form and due to the same deadline as the application.
What kinds of health facilities are available at the university?
Are internships available?
Yes
Are student jobs available/allowed?
Yes
Additional Notes
Both internships and jobs depend on the type of visa.
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Promotional Materials
Please add links to promotional materials below
Please keep in mind that these resources are here for partners to use to promote exchanges; this is not itself a promotional website. As such, please simply link to your promotional materials and refrain from embedding video or images on this page.
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University or Departmental Brochures:
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23 May 2017
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General Information
Full Name of University:
Ruhr-Universität Bochum (RUB)
Number of MAUI semesters you can accept during 2017/18 (not students):
6
General University Website:
International Office/Website for Incoming Students:
Contact person for incoming students:
Ms. Meike Schaich
International Office
Ruhr-Universität Bochum
44801 Bochum
Germany
+49-234-32 27248
+49-234-32 14684
This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.Contact person for outgoing students:
Ms. Anika Odenbach
International Office
Ruhr-Universität Bochum
44801 Bochum
Germany
+49-234-32 29814
+49-234-32 14684
This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.Application website. If paper only, please write “paper only.”
How does the application and admissions process differ for undergraduate versus graduates?
No difference
Other important notes
Last updated
3 February 2017
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Academics
Areas of study open to undergraduate exchange students (list explicitly)
Click here. All areas of study open for exchange students.
Open undergraduate areas of study taught in English (list explicitly)
Only English and American Studies. However, some areas offer a few courses in English.
Are graduate areas open for exchange?
Yes
Areas of study open to graduate exchange students (list explicitly)
Most areas of study open for exchange students
Only on special request, depending on each case:
• MA Human Rights
• MA Humanitarian Assistance
• MA Development Management
• MA European Culture and EconomyOpen graduate areas of study taught in English (list explicitly)
Biochemistry; Chemistry; Cognitive Science; Computational Engineering; Criminal Justice, Governance and Police Science; Economics; Ethics – Economics, Law and Politics; Laser and Photonics; Materials Science and Simulation; Molecular Sciences and Simulations; Molecular and Developmental Stem Cell Biology; Transformation of Urban Landscapes
Can advanced undergraduate students take graduate level courses?
Yes
Can graduate student take undergraduate level courses?
Yes
Areas of study restricted to prior bilateral agreements between exchange departments or faculties
Areas of study not available to exchange students
Only on request, depending on each case:
• MA Human Rights
• MA Humanitarian Assistance
• MA Development Management
• MA European Culture and EconomyWebsites for course offerings
Click here. (German)
Click here. (English)Required minimum and maximum number of credits available through the exchange
For both undergraduate & graduate
None
Are summer courses available as exchange (non fee-paying)?
If so, please provide summer school website.
No
Do students register for classes in advance or upon arrival?
Upon arrival
Language Requirements
Recommended languages skills: German B1 (intermediate, if courses selected are taught in German). No requirements for English speaking students (mother tongue), if courses selected are taught in English
Language test certificate required?
If so, which and when: before admission or upon arrival?
Depending on the department.
Preparatory language course for incoming students?
Indicate dates and costs
Yes. The course lasts 3 weeks.
Dates: Mid-September to the beginning of October & Mid-March to the beginning of April
Costs: Approx. EUR 350 for the entire orientation course (see above)
Are there any special advising or registrations concerns that students should be aware of? Are services available to assist in registration or course selection?
Yes, depending on each department. Click here.
Additional Notes
Last updated
3 February 2017
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Dates
Application deadline for each term
Semester 1: June 15
Semester 2: December 15Academic Calendar
Please list exact dates
Semester 1: October 1 to March 31
Semester 2: April 1 to September 30
Semester 1 Lecture period 2017/18: 18 October 2017 - 26 January 2018
Semester 2 Lecture period 2018: 9 April 2018 - 20 July 2018Examination period(s)
Depending on the departments, no general examination period
If there is a break between the academic course calendar and exams, can arrangements be made so the student may take exams early?
(i.e. semester ends in December and exams are late January).
Yes
Orientation session(s) for incoming students
Is it mandatory, indicate dates and costs
Yes, however not mandatory, about € 350. Click here.
Course registration deadline
Depending on each department.
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3 February 2017
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Costs
Total cost estimates per month in Euro
(broken down below)
Approx. 800
Housing
250-350
Meals
2-4 for lunch at cafeteria or dining hall
Course Materials
35-50 per month
Local Transportation
320/semester for public transit in the entire state of North Rhine Westphalia
Health Insurance
90
Other
(please indicate and specify any mandatory additional fees)
TV license fee approx. 18/month
Is comparable health insurance coverage from abroad allowed/not allowed?
If not, please include fees in “other” field above.
Yes
Additional Notes
N/A
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3 February 2017
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Housing and Student Life
Is housing assistance available? How do students apply, and is it guaranteed?
Assistance is available, but housing is not guaranteed.
Housing options
Housing Website and Contact Person(s)
Gundra Stückrath International
Office Ruhr-Universität Bochum
44780 Bochum Germany
Phone: +49-234-32 28020
Fax: +49-234-32 08020This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Do students apply for housing with their regular application or is it separate?
Please list housing application deadline.
Yes, with their regular application.
What kinds of health facilities are available at the university?
Several doctor’s offices nearby in the Uni Center.
Are internships available?
Yes
Are student jobs available/allowed?
Yes
Additional Notes
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3 February 2017
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Promotional Materials
Please add links to promotional materials below
Please keep in mind that these resources are here for partners to use to promote exchanges; this is not itself a promotional website. As such, please simply link to your promotional materials and refrain from embedding video or images on this page.
University Image Library:
University or Departmental Brochures:
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23 May 2017
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General Information
Full Name of University:
Number of MAUI semesters you can accept during 2016/17 (not students):
10
General University Website:
International Office/Website for Incoming Students:
Contact person for incoming and outgoing students:
Jane Moros
Coordinator exchange
International Centre
Goethestraße 6, room 434
04109 Leipzig
Germany
This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Tel: +493419732032/ Fax: +493419732049Application website. If paper only, please write “paper only.”
How does the application and admissions process differ for undergraduate versus graduates?
No difference
Other important notes
Last updated
10 March 2017
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Academics
Areas of study open to undergraduate exchange students (list explicitly)
Click here. All regular courses are open to exchange students.
Open undergraduate areas of study taught in English (list explicitly)
American studies, International Physics Studies Program, British Studies.
Are graduate areas open for exchange?
Yes
Areas of study open to graduate exchange students (list explicitly)
Click here. All regular courses are open to exchange students.
Open graduate areas of study taught in English (list explicitly)
Advanced Spectroscopy in Chemistry, Structural Chemistry and Spectroscopy, International Physics Studies Program, American Studies, British Studies, African Studies, European Integration in East Central Europe, European Studies, Economics.
Can advanced undergraduate students take graduate level courses?
Yes
Can graduate student take undergraduate level courses?
Yes
Areas of study restricted to prior bilateral agreements between exchange departments or faculties
Areas of study not available to exchange students
Master Program Global Studies
Websites for course offerings
Click here. Only available in German. English courses at the relevant web sites of the offering institutes
Required minimum and maximum number of credits available through the exchange
For both undergraduate & graduate
About 20-30 ECTS credits per semester recommended.
(it depends from the requirements of the sending institution)Are summer courses available as exchange (non fee-paying)?
If so, please provide summer school website.
No
Do students register for classes in advance or upon arrival?
Upon Arrival
Are prior arrangements needed to secure a visa before arrival in country?
No
Language Requirements
German taught courses: German at level B1, better B2
English taught courses: English B2, German A2Language test certificate required?
If so, which and when: before admission or upon arrival?
Yes, the language certificate is part of the exchange application and will be issued by the home institution
Preparatory language course for incoming students?
Indicate dates and costs
Yes. Language and orientation course three weeks prior to the semester start (105 EUR), not mandatory
Are there any special advising or registrations concerns that students should be aware of? Are services available to assist in registration or course selection?
No. Students can contact the teaching advisors at the relevant institutes directly, orientation will be given from the International Centre.
Additional Notes
Last updated
10 March 2017
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Dates
Application deadline for each term
Semester 1 / Winter Term: June 1
Semester 2 / Summer Term: December 1Academic Calendar
Please list exact dates
Semester 1 / Winter Term: October 1 to March 31
Introduction week October 2-6
Courses: October 9, 2017, to February 03, 2018 (followed by the semester break)
Semester 2 / Summer Term: April 1 to September 30
April 1 to September 30, 2018
Courses: April 9 to July 14, 2018 (followed by the semester break)Examination period(s)
Semester 1 / Winter Term: Begining of February
Semester 2 / Summer Term: JulyIf there is a break between the academic course calendar and exams, can arrangements be made so the student may take exams early?
(i.e. semester ends in December and exams are late January).
No
Orientation session(s) for incoming students
Is it mandatory, indicate dates and costs
Language and Orientation course, starting three weeks prior to the semester start (not mandatory, level B1/B2 in German required, limited places, material fee of 105 for three weeks)
Welcome week and orientation week for all international students prior to the semester start.Course registration deadline
Upon arrival, arranged individually with the relevant departments.
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10 March 2017
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Costs
Total cost estimates per month in Euro
(broken down below)
700 EUR
Housing
250 EUR per month
Meals
250 - 300 per month
Course Materials
50 EUR
Local Transportation
Included in the semester fee
Health Insurance
80 EUR per month
Other
(please indicate and specify any mandatory additional fees)
Social Semester fee: 212,50 EUR (local transport for the whole semester included), Travel/own interests
Is comparable health insurance coverage from abroad allowed/not allowed?
If not, please include fees in “other” field above.
Yes
Are health facilities available at the university?
Exchange students will register as Leipzig citizens. As the University is part of the city, students can use the university clinics as well as other health facilities in the city concerning their needs.
Additional Notes
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10 March 2017
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Housing and Student Life
Is housing assistance available? How do students apply, and is it guaranteed?
Yes. Students apply for housing after having received the acceptance letter. Exchange students get priority offer of housing.
Housing options
Student dorms, shared student apartments.
Housing Website and Contact Person(s)
Do students apply for housing with their regular application or is it separate?
Please list housing application deadline.
Students apply for housing after getting the acceptance letter, they load the acceptance letter into the online application for the dorm. Only exchange students can apply for only one semester, but up to two semesters.
Are internships available?
Yes
Are student jobs available/allowed?
Yes
Is housing available between breaks in the term?
Yes.
Is there a campus meal plan?
No.
Additional Notes
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10 March 2017
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Promotional Materials
Please add links to promotional materials below
Please keep in mind that these resources are here for partners to use to promote exchanges; this is not itself a promotional website. As such, please simply link to your promotional materials and refrain from embedding video or images on this page.
University Image Library:
University or Departmental Brochures:
Last Updated
23 May 2017
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General Information
Full Name of University:
Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
Number of MAUI semesters you can accept during 2016/17 (not students):
3
General University Website:
International Office/Website for Incoming Students:
Contact people for incoming and outgoing students:
Incoming:
Maria Mylona
Department of European Educational Programmes
University Campus, Administration Building, 1st Floor
54124-Thessaloniki
Greece
Tel: +30 2310 99 5302
Fax: +30 2310 99 5292
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Outgoing:
Nikos Liolios
Department of European Educational Programmes
University Campus, Administration Building, 1st Floor
54124-Thessaloniki
Greece
Tel: +30 2310 99 5302
Fax: +30 2310 99 5292
E-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. & This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.Application website. If paper only, please write “paper only.”
Click here. Previous creation of applicant account is mandatory.
How does the application and admissions process differ for undergraduate versus graduates?
No difference
Other important notes
Last updated
26 August 2016
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Academics
Areas of study open to undergraduate exchange students (list explicitly)
All
Open undergraduate areas of study taught in English (list explicitly)
Are graduate areas open for exchange?
Yes
Areas of study open to graduate exchange students (list explicitly)
Can advanced undergraduate students take graduate level courses?
Yes
Can graduate student take undergraduate level courses?
Yes
Areas of study restricted to prior bilateral agreements between exchange departments or faculties
None
Areas of study not available to exchange students
None
Websites for course offerings
Required minimum and maximum number of credits available through the exchange
For both undergraduate & graduate
20 ECTS per trimester
30 ECTS per semester
60 ECTS per yearAre summer courses available as exchange (non fee-paying)?
If so, please provide summer school website.
No
Do students register for classes in advance or upon arrival?
Upon arrival
Language Requirements
B2: English (generally. )Some bilateral agreements with Schools may require a different level
Language test certificate required?
If so, which and when: before admission or upon arrival?
No. When needed the Sending Institution has to check it before the student's nomination. The ECTS Coordinator of each School maintains the right to ask for a certificated if needed.
Preparatory language course for incoming students?
Indicate dates and costs
The University offers Greek Language Courses free of charge. Click here.
Are there any special advising or registrations concerns that students should be aware of? Are services available to assist in registration or course selection?
The students receive full support from the Department of European Educational Programmes during the whole period of their studies. The Secretariat of each School accommodates their needs regarding course registration and transcripts of records. The Responsible (ECTS coordinator) of each School assists students with the course selection and with general academic support during the whole period of their studies.
Additional Notes
Last updated
26 August 2016
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Dates
Application deadline for each term
Semester 1: 30 June
Semester 2: 30 November
Academic Calendar
Please list exact dates
Examination period(s)
If there is a break between the academic course calendar and exams, can arrangements be made so the student may take exams early?
(i.e. semester ends in December and exams are late January).
Yes
Orientation session(s) for incoming students
Is it mandatory, indicate dates and costs
At the beginning of each semester (according to academic calendar), isn't obligatory and there is no cost.
Course registration deadline
After arrival
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26 August 2016
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Costs
Total cost estimates per month in Euro
(broken down below)
N/A
Housing
150-300
Meals
The University offers 3 meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner) per day free of charge to all students.
Course Materials
The students can take books free of charge according to their courses but they will be in the Greek Language.
Local Transportation
1 Euro single ticket (Students have a discount)
Health Insurance
Covered by the university
Other
(please indicate and specify any mandatory additional fees)
Social semester fee including the semester ticket for free Local Transport: 203.50 €
Is comparable health insurance coverage from abroad allowed/not allowed?
If not, please include fees in “other” field above.
Yes
Additional Notes
Last Updated
26 August 2016
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Housing and Student Life
Is housing assistance available? How do students apply, and is it guaranteed?
Our office offers to the students a website in which they can see available apartments in the city of Thessaloniki. However, it works independently from our office. Furthermore students receive assistance from the Erasmus Student Nework. Our office can also offer advise to the students in their search for housing.
Housing options
Private accommodation, 2 students' Residences
Housing Website and Contact Person(s)
Do students apply for housing with their regular application or is it separate?
Please list housing application deadline.
Separate
What kinds of health facilities are available at the university?
The students have access to all hospitals on duty including the campus hospital.
Are internships available?
Yes
Are student jobs available/allowed?
Yes
Additional Notes
As long as it concerns the availability of internships: AUTh can accept students either for interniship or studies.
As long as it concerns jobs and if they are allowed or are available. Students are generally allowed to find a job outside the University. Jobs inside the University for students are usually under schemes like internships, traineeships, etc.
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26 August 2016
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Promotional Materials
Please add links to promotional materials below
Please keep in mind that these resources are here for partners to use to promote exchanges; this is not itself a promotional website. As such, please simply link to your promotional materials and refrain from embedding video or images on this page.
University Image Library:
University or Departmental Brochures:
Last Updated
23 May 2017