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Fall: late October to mid-November

Winter: June

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Any course (unit) can be taken provided

• they are at your appropriate level (eg: undergraduate/graduate)
• you fulfill any prerequisites needed
• you enrol in a standard full-time semester study load

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Fall: November

Winter: June

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All courses are in English

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Fall: November

Winter: June

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Fall: November/December

Winter: June/July

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All courses are in English

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Fall: June

Winter: November

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Exchange students can take any classes offered

• in their semester of study for which they meet prerequisites
• within their level of study
• on Canberra (BRUCE) campus; must be Canberra units (not CIT or other)

All courses are taught in English

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Fall: November

Winter: May

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Language requirements

All courses are in English

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Fall: November/December

Winter: May

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Winter: End of February – End of June

Fall: End of July – End of November

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Fall: November

Winter: May/June

1st term: mid-September-January

2nd term: February-June

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Course Restrictions

Language of instruction is mainly French. B1 level in French is recommended.

At least 60% of your program must consist of courses offered in the faculty you’re enrolled in. Business courses are not available for exchange students.

Fall: January

Winter: May/June

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Department of Law does not offer courses taught in English at the bachelor’s level.

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Fall: mid-December to late January

*in most cases, students are able to write their January exams from home

Winter: mid-May to late June

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All courses are taught in English

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Fall: January

*If Semester 1 only students cannot attend their January exams because they are required to attend teaching at their home university at the same time in January, they can usually apply to take their exam abroad for a £50 fee, providing it is a standard written exam. Full information is available at this under the heading ‘Exchange Students Studying in Semester 1 only’.

Winter: May/June

Semester 1: Mid-September to Late January

Semester 2: Late January to Late May

Ranked #11 for veterinary sciences program, and Leeds is ranked as the 7th best city to live in. Home to famous soccer teams and the iconic Liverpool waterfront. 15 minutes away from Crosby beach. Previous Dal study abroad students have studied International Development Studies here.

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Fall: January

*Students from partner universities in the USA, Canada, Hong Kong and Singapore are able to sit Semester One Liverpool exams at their home university. All other Semester One students, and all students taking Semester Two exams, must be present at the University of Liverpool to sit their exams.

Winter: May/June

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All courses are taught in English

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Semester 1: Late September- Late January

Semester 2: Late February- Early June

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The following units are NOT available for exchange/visiting students

• units from postgraduate master’s and doctoral degree programmes. These are marked master’s or doctoral and level code 5 or 6.
• certificate level units taught by the School of Management (codes beginning MN1) unless they are classified as "generally available units"
• certificate and Intermediate level units taught by the Department of Mechanical Engineering (codes beginning ME1 and ME2)
• SP30008 and SP30009, Sociology Dissertation 1 and 2, offered by the Department of Social & Policy Sciences.
• EU20424, Introduction to the Teaching of English as a Foreign Languages

Some departments cannot accept visiting studentsÌýand visiting students cannot study multiple subject areas.

Language requirements

All courses are taught in English

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Fall: January

*Students are expected to attend for the whole of the semester (i.e. until the end of January).

Winter: May

Study abroad info

N/A: Oxford education system is based in tutorials in which the student can discuss the content and learning outcomes with a tutor and then create tailored programs.

All courses are taught in English

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Fall Term: September – December

Winter Term: January - April

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No course restrictions, students select a program.

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Fall: December

Winter: March/April

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Fall: January
Winter: August

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Modules not accessible to exchange students:

• LawÌý
• Architecture FineÌý
• Art (available only to students who have completed a Fine Arts background, which is not available at ÃÀÅ®×ö°®)

Language requirements

Fall:Ìý(they will accommodate alternative assessments if necessary)
Winter: August

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Fall Semester: September - December

Winter Semester: January - June

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Course restrictions

Students must take all of their courses in their field of studies. It is not permitted to take courses in different campuses.

Limited courses taught in English. B1/B2 Level French Required.

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Although the major instruction language is French, there are some programs in English. International students will have to present a certificate of proficiency in French to attend French courses.

Level B1 or B2 is recommended for studying at Bachelor’s and master’s levels.

Fall Term: December or January (depending on program)

Winter Term: May or June (depending on program)

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Winter semester: October – March

Summer semester: April – September

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Course restrictions

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Language requirements

Limited courses taught in English. If you’re proficient in German, you can take courses taught and assessed in German.

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Fall: February/March

Summer: August/September

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Fall semester: October to early FebruaryÌý

Summer semester: April to end of July

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Fall: Last two weeks of February

Summer: Last two weeks of July

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The primary language of instruction at HKBU is English.

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Fall: December

Note: Exams typically end before Christams, however no early examinations can be arranged.

Winter: May

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Fall: February

Winter: July

Fall Semester: September – February

Spring Semester: March - August

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As a rule, Exchange students must select their courses from those offered by the school they will be affiliated with at Waseda. In some cases, you may be permitted to take courses offered to all students or courses offered by other schools as well. Please note that the course list for the following year will be made available in March. These courses are open to all students including general students, so the possibility that you will be selected is quite small. Your study plan should be focused on the courses offered by the school for which you are applying.

Undergraduate students cannot take courses intended for graduate students.Ìý

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Fall: January/February

*Classes continue until early February and if students get back to their home country before their classes end,Ìýthey will not be able to earn the courses’ credits.

Winter: July

Early October – End of January (includes examination period)
End of January – End of June (includes examination period)

Note: Students should not leave Malta before they have sat for all their examinations and submitted all their assignments.

Courses taught in English:

Faculty of Arts: Anthropological Sciences, Classics and Archaeology, English, French, Geography, German, History, History of Art, International Relations, Italian, Maltese, Oriental studies, philosophy, Sociology, Spanish and Latin American studies, Translation, terminology and interpreting studies.

Faculty of the Built Environment: Architecture and Urban design, Conservation and Built Heritage, Civil and Structural Engineering, Environmental Design, Spatial Planning and Infrastructure.

Faculty of Economics, Management & Accountancy: Accountancy, Banking and Finance, Economics, Insurance, Management, Marketing, Public Policy.

Engineering: Electronic Systems Engineering, Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering, Industrial Electrical Power Conversion, Mechanical Engineering, Metallurgy and Materials Engineering, Systems and Control Engineering.

Information and Communication Technology: Communications and Computer Engineering, Computer Information Systems, Computer Science, Intelligent Computer Systems, Microelectronics and Nanoelectronics.

Media & Knowledge Sciences: Cognitive Science, Corporate Communication, Digital Arts, Media and Communications, Information Policy and Governance.

Science: Biology, Chemistry, Geosciences, Mathematics, Physics, Statistics and Operations Research, Metamaterials Unit.

Social Wellbeing: Criminology, gender studies, psychology.

Theology: Church history, fundamental and dogmatic theology, moral theology, pastoral theology, liturgy and cannon law, philosophy, sacred scripture, Hebrew and Greek

Fall: January/February

*Students are to remain at the University of Malta till the end of the semester and sit for their exams at the University of Malta

Winter: May/June

Fall Semester: August - November

Spring Semester: February - June

The Language of Instruction is mainly Spanish, but there is a large number of courses that are totally or partially held in English.

Fall Semester: November/December

Spring Semester: June

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Course Restrictions

This exchange is with the Faculty of Humanities at Leiden. ÃÀÅ®×ö°® students from all disciplines can participate in the exchange, however, they should note that most or all courses should be taken in the Faculty of Humanities. Access to Language classes is limited.

Note that some of the courses that are available in Leiden’s Faculty of Humanities may be considered appropriate for use as Social Science credits at ÃÀÅ®×ö°® (SOSA, INTD or Political Science for example). Please search through the course offerings at Leiden’s Faculty of Humanities () to get an idea of the Ìýtypes of courses on offer.

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Fall: December/January

*Many exams for courses in English available to international exchange students are held so that students may return home by the end of December. There is, however, no guarantee that this will always be possible. Alternative arrangements for assessments may be possible, only at the discretion of the lecturer/department. Note this is not possible for courses offered at the Department of Psychology in block 2.

Winter: May/June

Fall Term: September – February

Winter Term: February - July

Fall: Last two weeks of January

Winter: June/July

Semester 1: September – February Ìý

Semester 2: February – June Ìý

At Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, the academic year is divided into 2 semesters. Each semester is divided into 3 periods.

Courses in the fields of Psychology and at our School of Business and Economics have limited capacity. Therefore, incoming exchange students majoring in Psychology, Business and Economics are given priority in registering for courses in these subject areas. Students with different majors can apply for courses in these fields but should be prepared to adapt their course choice in case these courses are full.Ìý

Bachelor’s students are not allowed to follow courses at Master’s level, unless these courses are also mentioned in the exchange courses overview under Bachelor’s courses.Ìý

Dutch-taught courses are not always available to exchange students, even when having good proficiency in Dutch. Students should check with incoming@vu.nl if there is a list available of courses taught in Dutch in their subject area.Ìý

When you register for courses in VUweb, you must also register for work groups (if applicable) and the first exam. In the event of failing a course, you must register for the resit examination at least two weeks prior to the examination date.Ìý

*Exchange students may be allowed to leave after period 2, upon completing a 24 to 30 ECTS course load before Christmas.

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• Medicine
• Dentistry
• Psychiatry
• Physiotherapy
• Pharmacology
• Pharmacy
• Other clinical courses

Some Otago courses such as MBA, Wildlife Management and Master of Science Communication are restricted in admissions.ÌýClickÌýÌýfor Summer School CoursesÌý

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Fall: October/November

Winter: June

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Fall: October/November

Winter: June

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Fall: November/December

Winter: May/June

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Course restrictions

Please visitÌýÌýto review course information and link to the course calendar.

Note that NMBU has the following departments:Ìý

• International Environment and Development Studies
• Veterinary Medicine and Biosciences
• Animal and Aquacultural Science
• Plant Sciences
• Ecology and Natural Resources Management
• School of Economics and Business
• Landscape Architecture and Spatial Planning
• Mathematical Science and Technology

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Fall: December

Winter: May/June

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Currently incoming students are not permitted to take Medicine or Dentistry classes, and Vet Medicine classes are limited.

Semester One only students are not permitted to take Computing or Maths classes. These restrictions do not apply to Yearlong or Semester 2 only students.

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Fall: December

Winter: April/May

Fall: November/December

Winter: April/May

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Semester 1: February – June

Semester 2: July - November

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Semester 1: June

Semester 2: November

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Language requirements

The list of courses taught in English will be available in January for the following spring semester or July for the following fall semester. In addition, this list will be sent to all accepted exchange students by email with instructions on course registration.

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Fall: December

Winter: June

Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, Law, Teacher Education, Division of Information Security, Art and Design, Graduate level Business courses (Graduate courses that start with BUS, INT), and all courses at Sejong Campus.

Please be aware that courses within the Business School, Media and Communications, and International Studies (courses that start with BUSS, JMCO, DISS) are extremely competitive.

Specific courses for exchange students are not guaranteed, andÌýstudents are asked to be very flexible with course selection.

Fall: Mid-December

Winter: Mid-June

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Fall: December

Winter: May

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UMEA University has no course restrictions listed on their website. However, pre-requisites must be met in order to register.

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Fall: January

Winter: June

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Fall: January

Winter: June

• Courses in the School of MedicineÌý
• Courses in the School of Criminal JusticeÌý
• Master’s in Medical BiologyÌý
• Master’s in Accounting, Control and FinanceÌý
• Continuing Education programmes (MBA, EMBA, Master of Advanced Studies, etc.)

Main teaching language is French.

Undergraduate courses taught in English are offered in:

• Business and EconomicsÌý
• BiologyÌý
• English LiteratureÌý

Graduate courses taught in English are offered in:

• Business and EconomicsÌý
• Geosciences and EnvironmentÌý
• BiologyÌý
• English LiteratureÌý
• Law and Public AdministrationÌý

B2 level French required for regular courses taught in French or English

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Dates of terms depend on the selected host institution.

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Course requirements

All courses are taught in English.

Requires a competitive GPA, extracurricular & leadership experiences.

ÃÀÅ®×ö°® endorses a few scholars for the Fulbright Canada Competition.

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Fall Term: September-January

Winter Term: January-June

Course restrictions are not listed on the website but students will be informed of them when they apply.Ìý

Nursing, Midwifery, Medical Science and Radiography classes are normally not available due to a lack of spaces/ work placement availability.Ìý

Fall: January

*Students attending Bangor for Semester 1-only have the chance to take exams in January or arrange ‘Early Assessments’ which eliminates the need to return to Bangor after the Christmas Break

Winter: May

Fall Semester: September - JanuaryÌý

Spring Semester: January - JuneÌý

Fall: January

*There is the possibility of alternative assessments for autumn semester only students, meaning students can return home before the Christmas break.

Winter: May/June

Fall: January

*Students are required to be present at all set examinations and should NOT arrange return flights home until their final examination timetable is confirmed by the Examination Office. These timetables are published in early April for May/June examinations. Swansea University does not proctor any examinations in students’ home universities/countries.

Winter: May/June