ITBA offers undergraduate courses in the following subjects: Industrial Engineering, Computer Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Electronic Engineering, Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering, Petroleum Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Bioengineering and two Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration and Information Systems, and Business and Social Analytics. All fields are open to exchange. 

Students need to reach 12 ITBA credits per semester. More information

1st semester: March to July

2nd semester: August to December

Website Exchange Students

More information

only at the Facultad de Ingenieria

1st semester: March to July

2nd semester: August to December

Auswärtiges Amt 

Students may enter as tourists and manage their Students Residence visa application process under FIUBAs direction upon arrival. More information will be provided during the application process at FIUBA.

Instructivo

Subject election

Programs of Subjects

Academic calendar

The National Technological University has two characteristics that distinguish it from the rest of the national college system: UTN is the only university in the country whose academic structure has engineering as a priority. UTN is federal in nature, covering all regions of Argentina.

It has 30 Regional Colleges/ Campus, a Higher National Institute of Technical Teachers, one Academic Unit and extensions geographically distributed throughout the territory of Argentina.

http://www.utn.edu.ar/

https://utn.edu.ar/es/secretaria-rrii

It is important to remark that, since the creation of the National Technological University –Law 14.855 in 1959 - over 82,000 professionals have been graduated from its 15 degree programs. Moreover, geographical coverage translates into an absorption capacity of students - 85,000 students - 66,000 engineering students, equivalent to more than 40% of all engineering students in the country.

The UTN academic offer in numbers: 10 PhDs; 21 Master's degree; 28 Specializations; 17 Degree Careers; 109 Accredited Degree Courses; 21 Bachelor's degree Cycles; 55 Undergraduate technique careers

The research and technological development efforts of the UTN are empowered by the collaboration with other public and private universities, and through agreements with national and provincial science and technology promotion agencies. More than 1800 teacher-researchers with graduates and students carry out the projects, which are distributed in 14 thematically organized programs with research and development priority.

1st Semester: March to August

2nd semester: August to December

https://utn.edu.ar/es/secretaria-rrii

Most areas of study are open for exchange, with the following exceptions:  

Not available

• Nursing clinical and Education placements 
• Midwifery all Graduate Health subjects
• MBA Executive
• Chinese Medicine
• Engineering internships

Limited availability

• Animation and Media Arts Production

Applicants have to prove a sufficient knowledge of the English language.

• TOEFL (internet-based) 79
• DAAD Certificate in combination with English Language Proficiency Assessment Form (ELPA) 

• Must have completed one full year or more of study at a recognised institution at the time of application. If you have not completed one full year at a recognised institution, you can still apply if you meet the university’s international student entry requirements.
• GPA better than 2.5 on a 4.0 Scale or "C"

Exchange students have to receive 18-24 credits per semester. The Study Abroad and Exchange Subject Guides at the following link provide an overview of popular subjects and guidance on how to navigate the online Handbook: 

1st semester: March– June (Autumn Semester) 

2nd semester: July – November (Spring Semester)

Please note students studying Education subjects may be required to commence in February, instead of March.

International Students

Quick Guide

Business, Creative Industries, Education, Health, Law, and Science and Engineering; undergraduate and graduate level

TOEFL minimum of 90 points or DAAD language certificate minimum of B2 level.

Be advised that the DAAD language certificate is not listed on the QUT website under valid english language proficiency tests, but is still valid due to an agreement between QUT and KIT.

More information

The approved unit lists for inbound study abroad and exchange (STAE) students. These lists provide specific guidance on what students can study at QUT in our upcoming semesters. There are two distinct groups of approved units:

1. Approved study units = All students can study these units, regardless of your academic background.

2. Units requiring approval = You can only enrol in these units if you meet the specified requirements and have significant background knowledge in the area of study.

The Australian government requires for Exchange students a minimum of 3 courses per semester (36 credits). The normal number of courses at QUT is 4 courses per semester (48 credits).

More information

1st semester: January – June

2nd semester: July – November 

Application procedure

Information for exchange students 

Exchange Guide 

International Students Guide

More information

Approx. 2/year

1st semester: March – July 

2nd semester: August – December 

International Students Office

Practical information

The Centro Universitário FEI, is formed by high-profile teaching staff and courses strongly focused on theoretical knowledge and experimental/practical activities providing the students excellent development conditions in their areas of study.   The campuses located in São Bernardo do Campo and São Paulo offer excellent infrastructure, which comprises a computerized library with several databases available, laboratories with high technology equipment and research, and computer centers.  The Centro Universitário FEI encourages the development of teaching and academic projects by students and professors.

Focus on Administration, Engineering, Technology and Innovation.

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Sufficient knowledge of the Portuguese Language. All the courses at FEI are in Portuguese. In order to follow the classes an intermediate/advanced level in Portuguese language is strongly recommended. No Celpe-Bras proficiency test is required.

1st semester: February – June 

2nd semester: August – December

International Students Office

Institutional Video

Brochure (PDF)

USP is one of the most prestigious higher education and research institutions in Brazil and figures among the best universities in the world. With several campuses distributed over eight cities (Bauru, Lorena, Piracicaba, Pirassununga, Ribeirão Preto, Santos, São Carlos and São Paulo) within the state of São Paulo, USP has almost 98,000 undergraduate and graduate students and over 5,600 faculty members. The schools of USP cover most disciplines and provide students with a fertile study and research environment.

1st semester: February – June 

2nd semester: August – December 

International Cooperation Office

Overview Brochure

Brochures/statistics ready to download

Student Exchange Programmes

Unesp is the best case of a multicampus university in Brazil. Its geographical distribution includes 34 university units present in 24 small and medium-sized cities, the vast majority in the interior of the state. The main objective of UNESP is to foster a positive learning environment in which faculty, staff and students can create and transmit knowledge, art and culture.

Listed among the three largest and most important Brazilian universities, UNESP stands out as an example of extreme success among the multicampus institutions around the world. As one of three public universities maintained by the government of the state of São Paulo, UNESP offers quality education while developing strategic research and interacting with the society through the provision of services for the community.

Our Research strategics areas are: Plural societies; Sustainable development; Bioeconomy; Health and wellness; Materials and technologies; Biodiversity and climate change; and Basic science at the edge of knowledge.

International courses

Academic program

in Agricultural Sciences, Alternative Energy, Dentistry, and Literature and Linguistics

Undergraduate Courses

Graduate Courses

1st semester: March - July 2021

2nd semester: August – December 2021

unsep Overview

International Students Guide   

International Courses 

Graduate Program 

Life at UNESP

UNESP in the community 

The Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul (UFRGS) is one of the five largest and most qualified universities in Brazil. It is considered one of the most important higher education institutions in Latin America. The UFRGS International Campus is a platform for the development of integrated actions of internationalization, through which UFRGS strategically consolidates and expands its international cooperation.

The UFRGS International Campus is founded on the concept of a university in the world and for the world, a university promoting academic, scientific and cultural cooperation with several countries, in a multilateral consortium and supranational instances through international public and private partnerships. UFRGS proves its excellence by promoting an educational system that is consistent with emerging models of higher education for the 21st century, which give priority to creativity, innovation and autonomy.

Areas and number of places for undergraduate exchange students are described in the agreements, available at Link.

For graduate students, the requirements to apply to MDs or PhDs vary for every graduate program. Please visit the website http://www.ufrgs.br/ufrgs/ensino/pos-graduacao/mestrado (for MD) or http://www.ufrgs.br/ufrgs/ensino/pos-graduacao/doutorado (for PhD) and contact directly the Graduate Program Coordination (Programa de Pós-Graduação) in order to verify application and admission conditions and procedures.

An intermediate level of Portuguese is strongly recommended, since all the classes are held in Portuguese.

However, UFRGS offers a course of Portuguese as a second language to its international students with competitive prices.

1st semester: March - July 

2nd semester: August - December 

Useful information after arrival

Information for MD

Information for PhD

Agriculture, Architecture, Arts, Design, Economics, Engineering, Humanities (Letters, History, Political Sciences), Medicine, Social Sciences & Urban Studies.

Please check the restricted areas before applying: 

• undergraduate and graduate level (Link) 

Spanish proficiency Level B2 according to the CEFR scale or equivalent, because most of the courses at UC are taught in Spanish. Exceptions with level B1 will be seen on a case-by-case basis. Students with lower level than established will not be accepted in the exchange. 

Level of English proficiency mandatory only for the Latin American studies program TOEFL 80.

GPA 3.0 (on a 4.0 score) or equivalent in the scale the university uses. Students with lower level than established will not be accepted in the exchange.

Undergraduate students should complete in one semester between 30 and 50 UC credits (most of the courses at UC are 10-credit courses). Exchange students are allowed to register for courses from different areas.

Course book

1st semester: March – July 

2nd semester: August – December 

Bewerbung Visa

More Information

More Information 

Undergraduate Exchange Program

UC Virtual Campus Tour

Special language course for exchange students 

all open to exchange

undergraduate and graduate level

1st semester: March – July 

2nd semester: July – December 

International Students Office

Programa de movilidad estudientil

1st semester: March – July 

2nd semester: August - December 

International Students Office

Further Information (English)

Further Information (Spanish) I

Further Information (Spanish) II

All fields of study are open for exchange (undergraduate and graduate level). Health internships are restricted in some areas due to lack of vacancies.

Sufficient knowledge of the Spanish language (4 semesters of academic Spanish or a level B1 certificate), because most of the courses at UDEC are taught in Spanish.

1st semester: March - July 

2nd semester: August - December 

Information for foreign students

Universidad Austral de Chile UACh is a private University founded in 1954. It is located in Valdivia, south of Chile. It has beautiful campuses in Valdivia, one called Isla Teja and the other Miraflores, and 3 others in Puerto Montt, Osorno and Coyhaique (Chilean Patagonia).

Link

International

Forestry Sciences and Philosophy & Humanities (Restriction: medicine);
undergraduate and graduate level

1st semester: March - July

2nd semester: August - December

Bewerbung Visa

Auswärtiges Amt

Founded in 1931, the USM is recognized as one of Latin America's best universities for its scientific and technological excellence. The USM is a Nonprofit Private Foundation, with the character of private university, belonging to the Chilean Universities President Council (CRUCh). In the latest Times Higher Education (THE), the USM was ranked in the range 251-300 (1st in Latin America and Chile). Its professionals are as valued for their leadership as they are for their broad knowledge in science and the humanities. To study at USM is a unique and unforgetable opportunity, for international students and Chilean students alike. The USM offers 84 programs at Undergraduate (17.000 students) and Postgraduate level (3.000 students). Its institutional accreditation given by CNA-Chile is for 6 years (2016-2022).

English B1 and Spanish B1 (CEFR) with a certified test (for example DELE). 

Alternatively, Spanish B1 proficiency can be provided by KIT via having completed corresponding language courses or via a certificate from the language center at KIT.

1st semester: March – July 

2nd semester: August – December 

International Office

Information for foreign students 

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University of excellence, leader in technology, management and innovation with emphasis on social responsibility.

National Top 3, Latin America Top 15 and 15 disciplines in the top 500 World Ranking by Subject.

Focused on research and development of knowledge in science and humanities – Top 125 in the World Employment Rate (QS)

Link

1st semester: March – July 

2nd semester: August – December 

International Students Office

FAQ

Infoblatt

Formuar Spanish

News

1st semester: September – January

2n semester: February – July 

International Students Office

Admission Book  

Applicants, who are interested in visiting courses taught in Chinese, need a HSK certificate with band 5. Applicants, who are interested in visiting courses taught in English, need a proof of fluent English. Mandarin proficiency is required for particular program such as Anthropology, Physical Education.

Courses in English

1st semester: September – January 

2nd semester: February – June 

International Students Office

SJTU has 30 schools/departments in Sciences, Engineering, Life Sciences, Humanities, and Social Sciences. All university-level exchange students are allowed to choose any school, except for the School of Medicine and Shanghai Advanced Institute of Finance. Antai College of Economics & Management doesn’t accept university-level graduate exchange students.

HSK 5 at least for attending the Chinese Taught Course (Original test certificate required); TOEFL 90 for attending English Taught Courses 

A minimum GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale

1st semester: September – January 

2nd semester: February – June 

International Students Office 

Tongji University is a key research-intensive university in China and has a history dates back to 1907 when German doctor Erich Paulun established Tongji German Medical School in Shanghai. Currently the university with its two main campuses has grown into a comprehensive and internationally known university with ten major disciplines, i.e. sciences, engineering, medicine, humanities, law, economics, management, philosophy, arts and pedagogy.

2 Main campuses in Shanghai: Siping Campus: Siping Road 1239 and Jiading Campus: Cao'an Highway 4800

Sufficient knowledge of the Chinese language is advised, because many of the courses at Tongji are taught in Chinese. Courses in English and German are also offered. 

The School of Economics and Management (SEM) requires additional qualification:

• English Proficiency: TOEFL Internet-based 79

• Full-time registered student of bachelor or master level at our
  partner universities in Germany, Austria and Switzerland which
  share an over-all student exchange agreement with Tongji
  University.
• Only School of Economics and Management has academic requirement: GPA 3.0 and above (full mark is 4), corresponding to 3.75 of 5 in Tongji University.

Exchange students with Chinese nationality cannot apply, which also includes students from Taiwan, Hongkong and Macao. This also applies to students with two nationalities.

1st semester: September – January 

2nd semester: February – July 

International Students Office

None-Degree Exchange Programmes 

Focus on Economics, Science and Engineering. CUHK has identified four strategic areas of research:

• China Studies 
• Translational Biomedicine 
• Information and Automation Technology
• Environment and Sustainability 

1st semester: September – December (including final examination)

2nd semester: January – May (including final examination)

International Students Office 

Official Website 

1st semester: September - December

2nd semester: January - May 

http://www.cityu.edu.hk/gso/ 

Good knowledge in English as the lectures are given in English and exams are to be written in English.

General courses can be found in the department sites. 

Academics

1st semester: July - November 

2nd semester: January - May

Calender

International Relations

Technion, consistently ranked among the world’s top 50, is a major source of the innovation and brainpower that drives the Israeli economy. Technion graduates represent 70 percent of the high-tech workforce and established Israel’s industrial infrastructure, reinforced its technological defense capabilities, and pioneered its technology-based enterprises, that has earned the country’s reputation as the world’s “Startup Nation” (with the highest concentration of high-tech companies anywhere outside the Silicon Valley).

Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Architecture

Courses at Technion are taught in Hebrew with courses offered by Technion International in English in Civil and Mechanicel Engineering.

If students wish to take courses on undergraduate level at faculties other than Civil and Mechanical Engineering, then knowledge of Hebrew on B2 is required.

The language of graduate level courses (including other faculties as well) may be changed to English with the approval of the lecturer.

Graduate level courses are also available for those students who meet the requirements

• TOEFL - minimum score: 80; CEFR scores: minimum B2 Language certificate 

• average of minimum 80 on a percentile scale of 100 or a GPA of 3.00 out of 4.00

Winter semester abroad

Summer semester abroad

1st semester: October – February 

2nd semester: March - July 

Student Guide

Information for foreign students

At Kyoto University there are two types of Exchange Programs. Applicants for the KUINEP Program (Undergraduate) need a TOEFL (79 points) certificate. Most of the courses are taught in English. Applicants of the General Exchange Program (Undergraduate/Graduate) need also a 1st Level Japanese certificate, because most of the courses are taught in Japanese. For applicants only interested in visiting courses taught in English, they can also apply with a minimal knowledge of Japanese.

Undergraduates have to take 7 courses per semester. Graduate students are asked to take 4 courses per semester. Graduate students have also the possibility to stay without taking any courses lectured in a classroom and are able to do research. (Special Research Student Program).

Upon approval by the home university, students interested in the Special Research Student Program shall directly contact the provisional academic advisor under whom they wish to conduct their research and request the issuance of a letter of provisional acceptance.

Undergradtuate Courses (in English) 

1st semester: October – February

2nd semester: April – August

International Students Office

Exchange students 

approx. 3 / year

Link

Global Initiative

Undergraduate applicants need a Japanese Language Proficiency (JLPT N1). Graduate applicants do not need a proof of Japanese, but knowledge of Japanese is recommended. (More information)

1st semester: September - March

2nd semester: April - August

Student Exchange Program

Flowchart of EAP Exchange Program

Air flight and housing

Link

Varies by program - typically TOEFL iBT 80+ for English; JLPT N1 or N1 for iExPO Japanese-based program; N3-N4 for Maple language program

1st semester: September - February 

2nd semester: April - August 

Link

Applicants for the JYPE, COLABS and IPLA Programs need a proof of fluent English language, but knowledge of Japanese is recommended.

Undergraduate applicants for the DEEp Program need a JLPT 1- Levels/A1 certificate. DEEP-Bridge is an exchange program for students in humanities and social sciences who have a TTBJ/SPOT 65 score or higher.

(More Information)

Most of the courses in the JYPE, COLABS and IPLA programs are taught in English. Most of the courses in the DEEP program for undergraduate are taught in Japanese.

The number of COLABS applicants has been increasing and it is becoming quite a competitive program. After successful application for exchange program at KIT and nomination by KIT to Tohoku University, students interested in COLABS program are therefore required to

1. Find a prospective academic supervisor in the preferred field.

2. Contact potential academic supervisor to get their consent with a COLABS Consent of Acceptance Request Form.

3. Inform your program coordinator at KIT (cornelia.@kit.edu and overseasDyo0∂intl kit edu) once you receive consent from your prospective academic advisor.

4. Then complete application for exchange students at Tohoku University through T-cens.

5. Q&A

(More Information)

1st semester: April - September

2nd semester: October - March

Visa information

International Support Office

Information for foreign students

University Guide

Pocket Guide

All open to exchange, only Graduate level students

• Information Science and Engineering
• Data Science
• Computational Biology
• Intelligent Cyber-Physical Systems
• Biological Science
• Bio-nano technology
• Materials Science and Engineering

Applicants only need proof of English fluency, but knowledge of Japanese is recommended.

Division for Global Education

Exchange students are mainly accepted to receive research instruction at a lab in NAIST.

1st semester: October - February

2nd semester: April –August 

International Students Office

Guideline for Application

NAIST Guidebook

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Beyond is where we begin Waterloo goes beyond the classroom, to a place where experience is the teacher. Beyond problems to solutions that address social, technical and economic needs. Beyond the laboratory, to the research that propels industries, organizations and society. Waterloo is at the forefront of innovation and is home to transformational research and inspired learning. Located in the heart of Canada's technology hub, we are growing a network of global partnerships that will shape the future by working beyond disciplines and building bridges with industry, institutions and communities. Our incredible people and partners take us beyond the lives we're living today, to find solutions to the global challenges that lie ahead. Creating change that goes beyond the status quo and is felt around the world. Waterloo goes beyond—to challenge, connect and propel our world.

Undergraduate Applicants need an Internet-based TOEFL (iBT) score minimum 90 overall; 25 on the writing and speaking section.

Graduate Applicatants required scroes vary depending on the department one may want to attend. Please view here for more information.

Undergraduate programs: Please view here for more information. 

• Undergraduate programs:70% (or equivalent) overall
• Gradzates programs: 75% (or equivalent) overall standing in the past 2 years of study

Undergraduate

The full-time course load is 5 courses per term (equivalent to 2.5 credits) with a minimum of 3 courses per term (equivalent to 1.5 credits). Most of the courses are assessed as a credit of 0.5 and are approximately 39 teaching hours per term. Some courses may include supplementary tutorials (TUT) or labs (LAB) in addition to lectures (LEC). One undergraduate course at 0.5 credits is equivalent to 6 European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS). Details of specific credit weights and teaching hours per course are available via undergraduate schedule of classes

Graduate

One graduate course at 0.5 credits would be equivalent to approximately 9-10 European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS). Details of specific credit weights and teaching hours per course are available via

1st semester: September - December (Fall Semester)

2nd semester: January - April (Winter Semester)

3rd semester: May – August (Spring Semester)

Student Success Office

Exchange Viewbook

Student Life: Waterloo offers more than just classes. Go beyond academics and enjoy one of the largest campus recreation programs in Canada. Join any of our 300+ clubs, teams, or student interest groups. Our fitness facilities, athletics clubs, intramural sports, varsity teams and drop-in classes are available to help you stay in shape while connecting with other students.

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KAIST is the first and top science and technology university in Korea. KAIST has been the gateway to advanced science and technology, innovation, and entrepreneurship, and our graduates have been key players behind Korea’ innovations.

Focus on Science, Engineering and Economics

Civil and Environmental Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Materials Science & Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Computing, Electrical Engineering, Mathematical Sciences, Physics, Bio and Brain Engineering, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, School of Business and Technology Management, Chemistry, Industrial Design

The main campus, which is open to exchange students, is located in Daejeon and covers most of the courses and departments at KAIST.

KAIST Seoul Campus (College of Business) is not open for exchange students.

1st semetser: September - December (Fall Semester)

2nd semester: March – June (Spring Semester)

3rd semester: July – August (Summer Semester)

International Students Office

Student Handbook International Students

Founded in 1946 by the merger of ten higher education institutions, Seoul National University enjoys a prestige unlike any other Korean university. Sixteen colleges of the university offer 83 undergraduate degree programs, while for master’s and doctoral programs there is a graduate school with 99 programs across five fields of studies.

 Link  

Undergraduate studies

Graduate studies

Applicants need a minimum GPA (Grade Point Average) of:

• 2.5 on a 4.0 point scale (undergraduate applicants); equivalent to 2.7/4.3 or percentile rank of 83%
• 3.0 on a 4.0 point scale (graduate applicants); equivalent to 3.3/4.3 or percentile rank of 89%

Applicants must currently be enrolled in at least second semester of the home university program (= have completed at least one semester before they apply). We cannot thus accept graduate students who are enrolled in the first semester of the Master’s program at their application stage.

Please note: due to a high number of applications, students who apply to SNU College Business Administration (CBA) might get rejected during the internal screening procedure of SNU. Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) applicants might get rejected due to lack of course capacity. 

Restriction for exchange students

1st semester: September – December

2nd semester: March – June 

Auswärtiges Amt: Visa information

FAQ's

On-campus housing

Please note: Starting from Spring 2020's admission the Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) has decided to control the numbers of accepted exchange students on the undergraduate-level, due to lack of course capacity and placement. Undergraduate applicants for CSE must have earned at least 15 credits in CSE related courses (1 credit corresponds to 15 lecture hours or 30 lab hours). This must be explicitly shown on the official transcript. If not, additional proof must be prepared by the student. 

Please note: Applicants on the Graduate Level have to have completed at least one semester of their master programme. Exchanges during the first master semester are not possible.

• Physics, Mathematics and Engineering
• Biological Sciences and Health
• Social Sciences
• Humanities and Arts

All open to exchange; undergraduate and graduate level; with restrictions on medicine/veterinary medicine:

and check: Link

Document proving an advanced level of Spanish, equivalent to level B2 of the Common European Framework for Languages (if applicable). 

For course taught in English, Language certificate requirement is:TOEFL IBT = 80. 

1st semester: January - June 

2nd semester: August - December 

Information for foreign students

1st semester: January – June 

2nd semester: August - December 

International Students Office

Offical Website

International Students Office

Requirement Infomation

1st semester: September – December

2nd semester: February – June 

Exchange Program Guide

Application Form

Accademic calendar

Accommodation 

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https://en.itmo.ru/en/

IT, Information Security & Data Science
Robotics & Mechatronics
Photonics & Optics
Physics & Smart Materials 
Art & Science and Lighting Design
Ecology & Biotechnology

All fields of study, undergraduate and graduate level.
Check course information below

1st semester: 1. September 2020 – 31. January 2021

2nd semester:1. February 2021 – 30. June 2021

Link

Link

Up to 5 students per semester

Selected undergraduate modules are open to exchange students. Business and Law modules are not available. Therefore, students in Industrial Engineering and Management should prepare to focus on courses in Engineering. Suitable for students in their second and third year of undergraduate studies. Students participating in the Exchange Programme in NUS may read undergraduate modules from the following faculties/schools subject to pre-requisites and availability:

• Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences
• Faculty of Engineering
• Faculty of Science
• School of Computing
• School of Design & Environment

English is the main language of instruction in NUS.

Applicants need a DAAD language certificate or TOEFL certificate for their application at IStO.

Be a student of good standing at the home university with:

• a minimum "B" average grade or 70% average marks or ranking in the top one-third of the class
• no single grade below "C"

Have successfully completed at least:

•  one  semester of study at the home university upon application for the Exchange Programme
• two semesters of study upon admission to the host university

here.

The list is updated every March and August.

Exchange students need to secure at least three Modules ( worth a total of 12 NUS Credits) per Semester in order to maintain the Student's Pass. 

Modules from the Department of Economics are extremely popular and cannot be guaranteed. Students should be choosing Levels:

• 1000 to 3000 modules: Undergraduate students are encouraged (and welcome) to consider these!
• Courses of level 2000 and 3000 (equivalent to 2- or 3-year undergraduate) are normally open for Exchange students.
• Majority of the Level 4000 modules are reserved for graduating NUS students and have limited supply.
• Level 5000 modules and above: These are graduate modules and are not offered to undergraduate students.

Those found in the module list are reserved for students coming under specific graduate exchange agreements. Modules from Computing and Economics are very popular so students are encouraged to be as flexible as they can when it comes to module choice. Business module are open only to students who come through the faculty level exchange with the NUS Business School (PDF) .

For more information on modules, please refer to the following links: Info sheet 

1st semester: August - December 

2nd semester: January – May 

Auswärtiges Amt

Application Guide

NUS Global Relations Office, Student Exchange , Information sheet 

approx. 1 / year. Only 1 semester place for 2020/21, no year long stay.

National Taiwan University is the prestigious flagship university of Taiwan. NTU has 11 colleges, 54 departments,107 graduate institutes, and eight master's and PhD programs, which range from the natural sciences to the humanities, society, and the arts. It offers more than 7,800 courses each semester, placing it tops in the nation in terms of both breadth of academic fields and volume of programs. Students who study at NTU become a part of the nation’s richest center of learning and are given the opportunity to receive a diverse, superlative education.

NTU has 11 colleges which houses 56 departments and 112 graduate institutes, more than any other universities in Taiwan (more information )

The Department of Economics is under the College of Social Sciences at NTU. Courses related to economics can also be found in other departments (e.g. College of Management).
GMBA required courses /core courses are only open to GMBA degree students, whereas most GMBA elective courses are open to exchange students with the authorization codes given by course instructors. 
All EMBA and EIMBA courses are not open to exchange or visiting students.

The College of Medicine does not accept senior and graduate exchange/visiting students. Only basic medicine courses are open to exchange/visiting students; the practium courses clinical medicine courses and medical research) are not open to exchange/visiting students.

The Department of Veterinary Medicine does not accept undergraduate exchange student.

Students should have B1 level for English on DAAD language certifcate of TOEFL equivalent, or Chinese Language Proficiency according to the CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference) as courses at NTU are mainly taught in English or Chinese.

The Department of Anthropology is only open to students who are proficient in Chinese. The Department of Anthropology only offers courses in Chinese.

Courses are taught mainly in Chinese and English. Exchange Students need to get at least 4 NTU credits per semester.

NTU provides free Chinese courses (General & Enhancing) for exchange students.

1st semester: September – January

2nd semester: February – June 

Auswärtiges Amt 

Bureau of Consular Affairs

Overview for Exchange Student Program

Overview for Visiting Student Program

About NTU (Video) 

NTHU is generally considered to be one of the best universities in Taiwan. In 2012, ranking of world universities by Times Higher Education put National Tsing Hua University on the rank of 226-250 in the world. 2017 also saw QS World University Rankings put National Tsing Hua University 151th overall.

1st semester: September – January

2nd semester: February – June 

Visa information

Information for foreign students

Additional information for exchange students

Internet‐based TOEFL certificate: Minimum Overall Score: 79; Minimum Sucscore: 18

1st semester: January - May (Spring Semester)

2nd semester: May – August (Summer Semester)

3rd semester: August - December (Fall Semester).

Exchange students are only accepted for the fall or spring semesters or the academic year (August – May).

International Students Service

Exchange Student Information

Orientation Information

Agriculture and Environmental Sciences, Arts and Sciences, Business, Ecology, Engineering, Public Health, Forestry and Natural Resources, International Affairs, Journalism, Education, Environment and Design, Family and Consumer Sciences ----- exchange students are not permitted to take courses in law, pharmacy, and veterinary medicine.

Applicants need a TOEFL 80 (iBT) certificate.

Schedule of Classes offered per semester.

UGA bulletin for course descriptions/Syllabus/Prerequisites

Courses in Business, International Affairs, Journalism, Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, Ecology, Engineering, Public Health, Forestry and Natural Resources, Arts and Sciences, Education, Environment and Design, and Family and Consumer Sciences available. Some course restrictions may apply. Exchange students are not permitted to take courses in Law, Pharmacy, and Veterinary Medicine.

1st semester: August - December

2nd semester: January - May 

Program Applications

Global Engagement website

Incoming Exchange Student Resources

This exchange program is open to students in most fields.

There are some fields that are not open to exchange students: aviation technology, education/pedagogy, some health sciences specialties, pharmacy and veterinary medicine. The School of Management doesn't accept graduate students. Students with no chance to apply for the GEARE program (Mechanical Engineering) are preferred for the exchange program.

Applicants need a minimum TOEFL iBT 79.

Students intending to enroll as graduate students: TOEFL scores must be no more than two years old at the time of admission by the Graduate School.

1st semester: August - December

2nd semester: January - May 

Courses

Course Registration

International Students

Application Process