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Joint - Study und Erasmus
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Internationale Betriebswirtschaft/
Betriebswirtschaft
Dear students,
I am very pleased about your interest in one of the exchange programmes offered
by our school. Our faculty is an active supporter and promoter of international exchange
programmes and is involved in several international activities. We actively cooperate
with numerous partner universities all over the world.
There is a wide offer of exchange places within Europe and outside. All the different
countries can offer you something special. This information handbook has been established
to provide you with an overview of our partner universities and to help you making a choice.
This brochure also contains some more detailed information about the enrolment procedure
in these universities and helps to be well informed before you make your final decision.
I highly recommend taking part in an exchange programme. Our faculty will provide support
in all steps of your application and in the organization of your exchange stay.
The international experience will enrich your educational and personal development
and also increase your job opportunities. Thanks to an exchange programme abroad you
can master your foreign language skills, get access to a foreign culture, learn about
other university systems, discover new parts of the world, establish international contacts
and enhance your networks worldwide.
Therefore please get to know our partner universities and make a choice! I wish you
a successful application and a successful stay abroad!
Georg Pflug, dean
Dear colleagues,
Thank you very much for your interest in our exchange programs. Internationalization is an
important value at our school. Your stay at one of our partner institutions will contribute to
actually living this value. It will make you part of the large community of our outgoing and
incoming exchange students, which offers to all of its members a large potential for
creating international networks. Through this community, our school will become a vivid
center of international exchange.
Your stay abroad will also increase the value of your own education. The study programs
of our partner institutions complement the course program we are offering at our school.
In our era of globalization, pursuing part of your studies abroad not only provides you access to
additional courses. It will also help you to acquire the intercultural competencies and experiences,
which are an important success factor in any job and will help you in your future career.
Spending some time abroad has not only a professional, but also a personal dimension.
As I can tell you from personal experience, it will enrich your entire life and help you to gain
insights which you will not want to miss.
This booklet will help you to get a first overview of the study opportunities offered by our
partner institutions in Europe and beyond. In addition to the information you can find here,
we provide information on our home page and of course the staff in the international office
and I are available for personal consultation. Students who come back from their exchange
semesters will also be glad to share their experiences about studying abroad in general and
about the particular partner institutions where they have stayed.
I am convinced that the broad range of partner institutions covered in this booklet will
allow you to find an institution which fits your professional as well as personal interests. I
wish you much success in your application, and an interesting and successful stay abroad.
Rudolf Vetschera
Academic Erasmus Coordinator
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Information on the structure
of the catalogue
8 Joint-Study Partner Universities
9 Concordia University
10 Carleton University
11 University of Ottawa
12 Finance Academy
13 Singapore Management University
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Erasmus Partner Universities
Université Libre de Bruxelles
J. W. Goethe Universität Frankfurt a. M.
Universität Ulm
Copenhagen Business School
University of Southern Denmark,
Odense
Universidad de Alcalá
Universitat de Barcelona
Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
ETEA - Universidad de Córdoba
Universidad de Granada
Universidad de Las Palmas
de Gran Canaria
Universidad Complutense de Madrid
Universidad Autónoma de Madrid
Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
Universidad de Navarra
Universitat de València
Universidad de Valladolid
Groupe ESC Chambéry Savoie
Groupe ESC Clermont
Université Jean Moulin Lyon 3
Université Catholique de Lyon
Ecole de Management Marseille
Groupe Sup de Co Montpellier
Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne
Université Paris-Dauphine
Institut d’études politiques
de Paris - Sciences Po
ESCP Europe - Paris
Université de Strasbourg EM Strasbourg
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Oikonomiko Panepistimio Athinon
Universitas studiorum Zagrabiensis
Alma Mater Studiorum Università
di Bologna
Università Carlo Cattaneo – LUC
Università degli Studi di Firenze
Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore
Università di Padova
LUISS Libera Università Internazionale
Rijksuniversiteit Groningen
Universiteit van Tilburg
BI Norwegian School of Management
Uniwersytet Ekonomiczny w Krakowie
Szkola Glowna Handlowa
w Warszawie – SGH
ISCTE – Instituto Universitário de Lisboa
Universidade Nova de Lisboa
Internationella Handelshögskolan
i Jönköping
Linköpings universitet
Luleå University of Technology
Lunds Universitet
Svenska handelshögskolan
Lappeenrannan teknillinen yliopisto
Univerza v Ljubljani
University of Birmingham
Middlesex University
City University London
University of Reading
Swansea University
Impressum/Masthead
Dear Students,
on the following pages you will find basic information on the partner universities of the
Faculty of Business, Economics and Statistics in the field of International Business and
Business.
In this catalogue we have given priority to the English language because you - as a Manager
of tomorrow – will be in need of English in different situations. Additionally many of our
colleagues from our partner universities will conatct you in English with further information
on your stay abroad.
We did try to arrange the information of each partner institution in the same way but in
some rare cases there may occur that some information is missing because the information
was not given to us and could not be gained from the internet. The main part of the
information comes from our partners through direct correspondence but in some cases
also from their homepages.
At this stage we want to thank all our partners for their help. Without it this catalogue
would not have been possible.
Due to the fact that deadlines will vary from year to year we ask you to keep in mind that
the given ones are only guidelines.
The change of deadlines by the partner universities will usually be announced on their
homepages and will surely be in the Welcome package that exchange students will receive
from the partner university prior to their departure. The structure of the catalogue is
divided into JOINT-STUDY and ERASMUS-programme partner universities. Within each
programme section the partners are listed along countries (taking the country
abbreviations from the ERASMUS Code) and along their locations in alphabetical order.
You can also find each partner university in the table of contents.
We hope that this catalogue can give an impression on the variety of our exchange
partner universities and we do also hope that you will be successful in finding the most
suitable university for your exchange semester/year!
Renate Burian
Traude Krausler
The information given with each partner university means the following:
Name of the partner
university
Name of the Faculty of the related
exchange-programme if there exists an
organizational structure with faculties
Address
Homepage address of the partner university
Homepage address of the International Office
and/or the faculty if applicable
ERASMUS Code:
Each ERASMUS partner university has an ERASMUS code.
This is important because in nearly all forms that you will have
to fill in you will be asked for it (also in the application form).
Main language of instruction
The courses will be taught in the indicated
language.
Other languages of instruction
You can also follow courses in this additional language of instruction. If some courses
will be offered in two languages students
are usually allowed to choose the language
they like. But usually the languages cannot
be mixed. This means that you cannot take
one course in English and the other one in
French, for example.
Level of study for exchange students
Here you can see if the level of exchange is
on Bachelor- or Master-level or both.
Enrolment possible in one of the
following programmes
The choice of courses should be made from
one of the indicated programmes.
Period of exchange
The student-exchange will be possible in
the semester stated.
Semester dates:
The start and end dates of the semesters/
trimesters at the partner universities. Please
check up carefully because some of the
partners have very early semester start
dates – earlier than at the University of
Vienna, especially in the summer semester.
Examination dates
Information on the dates of the endexaminations.
Orientation dates
At the beginning of the winter semester
(sometimes of the summer semester, too)
there will be some orientation weeks or
days where students will be informed about
all the important things at the host
university. Many of these orientations are
compulsory and if you don’t show up there
you will not be allowed to study at the
partner university! Therefore: Please keep
always in mind that you have to be present
at the host university before the official
semester start!
Language preparation
Here you can see if there will be offered a
language course at the host university.
Sometimes you will also find additional
information like www-addresses.
Application Deadline
Usually, you have to make an extra
application at the partner university after
your nomination by the University of
Vienna. This can be either with an application form (paper based or online) or with a
direct application-procedure. The application deadline is the deadline until the
application forms have to be received at the
partner university or the online application
should have been done, at the latest.
Application requirements
Information on the requirements for the
application at the partner university; for
instance, transcript of records and/or proof
of language proficiency (different tests like
TOEFL, IELTS, …)
Course registration dates
Deadline until the course registration has
to be done.
Restricted courses to exchange students
Courses/programmes in which exchange
students are not allowed to participate.
Course descriptions
Information on where to find course
descriptions.
Credit load per semester
How many ECTS-credits should approximately be completed in one semester.
No of credits per course
The amount of ECTS-credits that a course
usually has.
Contact hours per course
The number of contact hours that a course
usually has.
Minimum workload per semester
How many ECTS-credits should be
completed as a minimum per semester.
Maximum workload per semester
How many ECTS-credits can completed as
as a maximum per semester.
Housing
Which kind of housing is offered; where one
can receive information on housing
Cost of rent
The amount that has to be scheduled for
renting a room/flat per semester
Prospective living costs
Estimated living costs per semester
Campus facilities
What kind of infrastructure is available on
the campus (restaurants, library, …)
Further information
Additional information that was given by the
partner university or taken from the websites
of the universities, respectively.
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Joint-Study Partner
Universities
On the following pages we introduce our JOINT-STUDY
partner universities.
Within a Joint-Study programme students of the
University of Vienna are able to stay one or two semesters at
a partner university (mainly non-European). There has
been made an agreement with the partner university to
exchange students under certain conditions.
The University of Vienna pays a monthly grant for the
whole duration of the stay. It is scheduled along the budget
(of the University) and the living costs in the target country.
Additionally you will receive a travel allowance.
You will be exempted from tuition fees at the host university
and at the University of Vienna, too. You only have to pay
the “ÖH-Beitrag”.
You should do some language preparation before the start
of your stay abroad.
More information on application prerequisites,
deadlines and the programmes you will find on:
http://international.bwl.univie.ac.at
in the OUTGOING section in JOINT-STUDY.
Joint-Study » Canada
Concordia University
Main language of instruction
English
Other languages of instruction
French
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor and Master
Period of exchange One semester (fall or spring)
Semester dates
Fall semester: early September –
end of December (before Christmas)
Spring semester: early January – early May
registrar.concordia.ca/calendar
Exams included!
Examination dates
Fall semester: December 9 – 23
Spring semester: April 15 – May 1
Orientation dates
Orientation done during the first weeks
of the semesters
Information Immigration session 2 hours,
it is compulsory!
Language preparation
Non-credit language courses are offered
at the Continuing Education department
sarno.concordia.ca/conted
John Molson School of Business
1455 De Maisonneuve Blvd. W. (Annex X)
Montreal, Quebec H3G 1M8
www.concordia.ca
johnmolson.concordia.ca
international.concordia.ca
Application deadline
April 1 (same deadline for both semesters)
Application requirements
Minimum “B” average equivalent at home
institution (2,5 in Austria).
A proof of English proficiency level is
requested (TOEFL).
Required score (internet based):
Undergraduate: 75; Graduate: 80
ISEP application form >
vprgs.concordia.ca/CI/Form_exchange_in.pdf
Transcript of records
Course registration dates
Registration on line at
www.myconcordia.ca
Deadline to register: January 18
and September 22
Restricted courses to exchange students
None
Course descriptions
regsis.concordia.ca/class_schedule/
ww701.html
No of credits per course
Between 3 and 6 credits
Minimum workload per semester
12 credits
Maximum workload per semester
15 credits
Housing
There is very little accommodation
available on campus, and it is only available
for full-year students.
residence.concordia.ca
www.concordia.ca/residence
Application open from March 15 – May 15
Cost of rent
In student residences between
€ 232 and € 465
Prospective living costs
Costs per semester:
Accomodation: € 500–1 395
Books: € 100 – 330
Food / drinks: € 400 – 800
Public transport: € 70 – 130
Campus facilities
Libraries, computing services
Further information
Enrolment: app. 37 000 students
JMSB has the AACSB Accreditation:
MBA-programme of JMSB is ranked 3d in
Canada and 1st in Quebec.
supportservices.concordia.ca/iso
Distance from airport to city: nearest airport
Dorval Airpot – 45 minutes trip by bus
Joint-Study » Canada
Carleton University
Main language of instruction
English
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor
Enrolment possible in one of the
following programme
BUSI courses
Period of exchange
One semester (fall or spring)
Semester dates
Fall semester: early September – December
Spring semester: early January – April
Examination dates
Two weeks prior to end of terms
Orientation dates
2 days before start of classes
Application deadline
Fall semester: mid - April
Spring semester: mid - October
www.carleton.ca/isso
Application requirements
Exchange Application Form and transcript:
TOEFL 580 or equivalent required;
Internet based TOEFL 86 points minimum!
www2.carleton.ca/isso/exchange/
incoming-students
Course registration dates
June - July done by the registrar’s office
www.carleton.ca/registrar
Sprott School of Business
1125 Colonel By Drive
Ottawa, Ontario K1S 5B6
www.carleton.ca
www.sprott.carleton.ca
www.carleton.ca/isso
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Restricted courses to exchange students
Allowed only Business & Economics
Course descriptions
www.sprott.carleton.ca
Credit load per semester
Recommended: 4 half credit (0.5) courses
Contact hours per course
2 or 3
No of credits per course
0.5
Minimum workload per semester
3 half credit courses
Maximum workload per semester
5 half credit courses
Housing
10 on - campus student residences;
private Housing opportunities
www.carleton.ca/Housing
Cost of rent
Approximately € 8 500 in residence
for a year (2 meals per day, 7 days week)
Prospective living costs
Per semester:
Food: € 265 – € 330
Transport: € 33
Housing: approximately € 1 995
Entertainment: € 330
Miscellaneous: € 133
Books: € 400
Campus facilities
Athletics, Library, Academic Support, etc.
www.carleton.ca
Further information
Enrolment: app. 23 000 students
Carleton University is located in Ottawa
on a beautiful campus in the south of
the city center bordered by Rideau River
and Canal.
Distance from airport to city: 4 miles or 15
minutes by taxi
www.carleton.ca/isso
Joint-Study » Canada
University of Ottawa
Main language of instruction
English and French (bilingual)
Other languages of instruction
Languages courses (out of faculty)
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor
Enrolment possible in one of the
following programmes
Bachelor
Period of exchange
One semester (fall or spring)
Semester dates
Fall semester: September 9 – December 7
Spring semester: January 5 – April 30
Examination dates
Fall semester: December 9 – December 23
Spring semester: April 15 – April 30
Orientation dates
Fall semester: September 3 – 4
(Students must arrive by the 2nd)
Spring semester: January 4
(Students must arrive by the 3rd)
Compulsory!
Language preparation
English
Telfer School of Management
55 Laurier East (room 2114)
Ottawa, Ontario K1N 6N5
www.uottawa.ca
www.telfer.uottawa.ca
www.telfer.uottawa.ca/exchanges
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Application deadline
Fall semester: April 15
Spring semester: October 15
Application requirements
Application form, transcript and photo.
Minimum TOEFL score of 580 or 237
(computer based), Internet based
TOEFL 92-93
Application documents have to be sent
by the international office of the home
university.
Course registration dates
June and August online:
www.registrar.uottawa.ca/
Default.aspx?tabid=2769
Restricted courses to exchange students
ADM (administration) courses, French and
English as a second language, only these
courses are available for exchange students
Student transcript prior to exchange
Yes, with the application form
Course descriptions
web3.uottawa.ca/coursetimetable/
CourseTimetableEngineOnOff/en.html
www.timetable.uottawa.ca
Credit load per semester
12 to 15 credits (4 to 5 courses per semester)
Contact hours per course
One course is 3 credits for a total of 3 hours
a week, plus preparation
No of credits per course
3 credits per course
Minimum workload per semester
12 credits (4 courses)
Maximum workload per semester
15 credits (5 courses)
Housing
On-campus Housing limited; off-campus
usually less expensive.
www.residence.uottawa.ca and
www.uottawa.ca/students/Housing
Cost of rent
Residence: The single room rates
for the 2009 – 2010 academic year are
€ 1 945 per semester
Off-campus Housing: ranges from
€ 500 – 800 per month.
Prospective living costs
app. € 2 660– 3 320 per semester
Campus facilities
Everything is on campus; TSM is located
downtown Ottawa, Canada’s Capital
Further information
Enrolment: app. 36 000 students
UOttawa ranks 7th in research intensity
among Canada’s universities. The Telfer
School of Management is located in the
new Desmarais Building on the main
campus of the University of Ottawa in the
hearth of Canada’s Capital.
Accreditations: EQUIS, AACSB, AMBA
Distance from airport to city: 20 minutes by
cab; possible to take the local buses
Joint-Study » Russian Federation
Finance Academy
Main language of instruction
Russian
Other languages of instruction
English
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor and Master
Period of exchange One semester (fall or spring)
Semester dates
Fall semester: September – December
Spring semester: February – May
Examination dates
At the end of the semester
Orientation dates
There is no orientation programme but
the international office is always available
for information.
Language preparation
Russian courses 3 times per week.
Evaluation tests at the beginning – to find
the best course level for each incoming
exchange student.
Application requirements
After nomination by the partner university
the student will receive the application
forms including information for visa.
Course registration dates
Courses are registered at the beginning of
each semester directly at each department.
Be careful, as courses are given at different
locations throughout Moscow (avoid long
commuting and time clashes when
registering for courses).
Finance Academy under the
Government of the Russian Federation
Faculty of Management
49-55, Leningradsky Prospect
Moscow, 125993
www.fa.ru/eng
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Course descriptions
Course information is just given directly
at each department.
Housing
Exchange students are automatically
accommodated in the student residence.
Further information
Enrolment: app. 20 000 students
The Finance Academy was founded about
90 years ago and is one of the best places in
Russia for business studies; it has an own
student residence for incoming students.
The Finance Academy is situated northwest of the city center of Moscow. The staff
of the International Office is very helpful to
exchange students and organizes a lot of
excursions for incoming students to give
them the chance to learn about customs,
traditions and to improve the language.
Distance from airport to city: 30 km
Schermetjewo, 35 km Domodedowa
Joint-Study » Singapore
Singapore
Management University
Main language of instruction
English
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor
Enrolment possible in one of the
following programmes
Only undergraduate programmes/schools
are open to exchange students;
except for Business Study Mission undergraduate courses offered by Lee Kong Chian
School of Business
Period of exchange
One semester (fall or spring)
Semester dates
Fall semester: mid August – early December
Spring semester: early January – end of April
info.smu.edu.sg/courses/index.asp
Examination dates
All exam schedules are made available in
the course catalogue.
Orientation dates
Compulsory, approximately 4 working days
before term begins.
Application deadline
Fall semester: April 30
Spring semester: September 30
Application requirements
Online application and different application
forms before online application.
Transcript of records, TOEFL is required: the
score should be equivalent to 560 points
(the paper-based test) or 220 points
(the computer-based test) or 80 points
(the internet based test).
Course registration dates
eservices.smu.edu.sg
Registration dates will be emailed to all
accepted students.
Office of International Relations
Administration Building
81 Victoria Street
Singapore 188065
www.smu.edu.sg
www.smu.edu.sg/international_exchange/
for_incoming_students/index.asp
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Course descriptions
info.smu.edu.sg/courses/index.asp
> Course Catalogue / Class Search > please
select the term searching for and Courses
with sections offered > please select the
corresponding letter of the course name
> view class section > course description
Credit load per semester
4 credits (Singapore credits)
Contact hours per course
1 credit course = 39 contact hours
per semester;
0.5 credit course = 18 contact hours
per semester
No of credits per course
0.5 or 1 credit
Minimum workload per semester
2 credits
Maximum workload per semester
4 credits
Housing
For list of hostels, please refer to:
www.smu.edu.sg/students/student_life/
international_students/predeparture.asp
> under the section Accommodation /
Housing Information. The SMU hostel at
Havelock Road will be open for application
after students are accepted into the
exchange programme. Students will be
informed via email on the application
procedures
Cost of rent
Per month: app. € 409 – 722 per person,
assuming 3 students share a private
apartment
Prospective living costs
Per semester: € 1 800 – 4 800
Per month:
Food: € 240 – 384
Local transportation: € 48 – 72
Academic (books etc): € 19 – 34 for 1 course
Personal (entertainment etc): € 72 – 96
Campus facilities
Wireless laptop connection, IT powered classrooms and seminar rooms, library and gym
Further information
Enrolment: app. 6 000 students
SMU was incorporated in 2000. Singapore’s
first private university offering a style of
education modelled after The Wharton
School (Pennsylvania, USA). SMU is located
in the heart of Singapore city.
Distance from airport to city: 45 minutes by
bus or train, 25 minutes by taxi
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Erasmus Partner
Universities
On the following pages we introduce our ERASMUS partner
universities. ERASMUS = one of the programmes in the overall
programme of LifeLongLearning of the European Union. It is
designated for the higher education sector. The meaning of the
abbreviation ERASMUS is EuRopean Action Scheme for the
Mobility of University Students.
Students who will be nominated for an ERASMUS exchange
place because of ones special qualifications will be exempted
from tuition fees at the host university and at the University
of Vienna. You only have to pay the “ÖH-Beitrag”. The duration
of an ERASMUS stay can be one or two semesters or one
trimester (at least).
You will receive some funding by the European Union for the
higher living costs abroad. But it is not a full-grant so you have to
have some savings or financial support from your parents to
finance your stay abroad.
Coordinators at the host university take care for the academic
mentoring. The host universities will help in finding housing (as
good as possible). A lot of them offer orientation weeks and
integration programmes.
You should do some language preparation before the start
of your stay abroad.
More information on application prerequisites,
deadlines and the programmes you will find on:
http://international.bwl.univie.ac.at
in the OUTGOING section in ERASMUS.
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Erasmus » Belgium
Université Libre
de Bruxelles
Main language of instruction
French
Other languages of instruction
English (30 – 40 %)
Level of study for exchange students
Master
Period of exchange One semester (fall or spring) –
full year on request
Semester dates
Fall semester:
September 7 – January 23
Spring semester:
January 25 – June 19
Examination dates
Fall semester: January 4 – 23
Spring semester: May 24 – June 19
Orientation dates
Fall semester: September 7 –11
Spring semester: January 25 – 29
Mandatory Welcome meeting
on September 07 and January 25!
Language preparation
Free French classes:
Exchange students need to have intermediate level of French, test upon arrival;
www.soco-ulb.be/en/langues.html
Solvay Brussels School of Economics
& Management – SBS-EM
Avenue Franklin Roosevelt 50
1050 Brussels
www.ulb.ac.be
www.soco-ulb.be/en/pi-soco.html
www.solvay.edu/international
ERASMUS code: BE BRUXEL04
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Application deadline
Online reg.:
Fall semester and all year: May 15 – July 15;
Spring semester: October 10 – December 15
www.soco-ulb.be/en/guide-pratique.html
Application requirements
Nomination by the coordinator and online
pre-registration
Course registration dates
Fall semester: September 7 – October 10
Spring semester: January 25 – February 20
Restricted courses to exchange students
Courses at the European Studies Institute
are limited to 10 exchange students.
Reg. procedures are posted at
www.soco-ulb.be/en/valveselectroniques.html
Course descriptions
www.ulb.ac.be/catalogue/index.html
Credit load per semester
30 ECTS
No of credits per course
Most of the courses: 5 ECTS
Housing
Halls of Residence (not open to students
staying LESS than one semester) and private
rented accommodation
www.soco-ulb.be/en/logement.html
Cost of rent
From € 194 – 500
Prospective living costs
Estimated costs of living per month: € 725
Campus facilities
Restaurants, libraries, medical services,
sports, telephone, fax, e-mail, bank, travel
agency
Further information
Enrolment: app. 20 000 students; ULB is one
of the best European universities and one of
the most international universities.
Nearly 30 % of the ULB student population
is not Belgian. ULB is located in the south of
the city centre.
Accreditations: AACSB and EQUIS
Distance from airport to city: 20 Km
www.soco-exchange.be
Erasmus » Germany
J. W. Goethe Universität
Frankfurt a. M.
Main language of instruction
German
Other languages of instruction
English
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor (Master on request)
Enrolment possible in one of the
following programmes
Bachelor of Economics
and Business Administration
Period of exchange One semester (full year on request
at home university)
Semester dates
Fall semester: October 1 – March 31
Spring semester: March 31 – September 30
Examination dates
About two months after beginning
of semester, online registration:
go.uni-frankfurt.de
Orientation dates
Spring semester: March 30 – April 2
Fall semester: September 26 – September 28
Language preparation
www.uni-frankfurt.de/international/stk/
Studienbegleitung/F__cher__brgreifende_
Kurse.html
Application deadline
Fall semester: May 1 – June 15
Spring semester: November 1 – December 15
Application requirements
Nomination by home institution
> online pre - registration:
www.uni-frankfurt.de/international/
exchprog/vorbereitungen/application.html
Faculty of Economics
and Business Administration
Grüneburgplatz 1, RuW Gebäude
60232 Frankfurt am Main
www.uni-frankfurt.de
www.wiwi.uni-frankfurt.de/international.html
www.uni-frankfurt.de/international/index.html
ERASMUS code: DE FRANKFU01
16
Restricted courses to exchange students
Master and PhD Courses
Course descriptions
qis.server.uni-frankfurt.de/qisserver/
rds?state=wtree&search=1&trex=step&
root120091=1548|1560&P.vx=mittel
Credit load per semester
30 Credit Points
Contact hours per course
Depending on course
Between 2 – 6 hours per week
No of credits per course
Average 5 Credit Points
Housing
Student residences – if students apply early.
Other Housing options and addresses of
private accommodation can be found in the
exchange student guide of the University
Cost of rent
Housing (including rental bond):
approx. € 350
Prospective living costs
Per semester: € 3 500
Campus facilities
Free Wireless - LAN on the whole campus,
Pc-Pools, 2 Libraries with access to internet,
modern lecture rooms, 3 cafeterias
Further information
Enrolment: app. 35 000 students
Frankfurt am Main is a center of Finance and
Fairs and the base of the European Central
Bank. Campus Bockenheim is centrally
located near the train station and Campus
Westend you can find near Grüneburgpark.
Accreditation: AACSB
Distance from airport to city:
25 minutes by train
Erasmus » Germany
Universität Ulm
Main language of instruction
German
Other languages of instruction
English in the Master of Finance program
and partly in the wiwi program
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor or Master
Enrolment possible in one of the
following programmes
Students may choose classes from any of
the programs offered in the faculty,
including Business Mathematics, Mathematics and Finance (Master program taught
in English)
Period of exchange One semester (fall or spring)
Semester dates
Fall semester: October 1 – March 31
Spring semester: April 1 – September 30
Lecture Period:
Fall semester: Mid October – Mid February
Spring semester: Mid / End April – End July
for info www.uni-ulm.de/international
Examination dates
Usually at the end of a semester
Orientation dates
March / April and September / October,
starting with Intensive German language
course (optional).
Obligatory modules before the actual start
of the semester.
Language preparation
Intensive German Language Course
(3 – 4 weeks) / 6 ECTS in March / April and
September / October (free of charge)
Fakultät für Mathematik
und Wirtschaftswissenschaften
Helmholtzstrasse 16
89081 Ulm
www.uni-ulm.de
www.uni-ulm.de/wipo
www.uni-ulm.de/international >
International Exchange Students >
Application / Exchange Guide
ERASMUS code: DE ULM01
17
Application deadline
June 1 and December 1
Application requirements
Application Form, Learning Agreement,
Transcript of Records. Download at:
www.uni-ulm.de/international
Restricted courses to exchange students
In specific language courses which are
part of a degree curriculum admission may
be restricted to students actually enrolled
for the degree.
Course descriptions
campusonline.uni-ulm.de/qislsf/
rds?state=user&type=0
Credit load per semester
5 – 7 courses per semester / 25-30 ECTS
(It is student’s decision)
Contact hours per course
Most of the courses have 30 to
40 contact hours
No of credits per course
4 – 9 ECTS credits
Minimum workload per semester
The amount that the home university
requires from the incoming exchange
student; we would advise 20 – 25 ECTS
Maximum workload per semester
30 ECTS
Housing
International Office makes reservations in
student residences for ERASMUS students if
requested. No guarantee.
www.uni-ulm.de/international > International Exchange Students > Application /
Exchange Guide > Housing Information
www.uni-ulm.de/io/welcome/wohnen.html
Cost of rent
Between € 200 – 360 per month
Prospective living costs
Per semester: app. € 3 250
Campus facilities
W-LAN, computer pools, student restaurant
and cafeterias, sports facilities, bank,
bookstore
Further information
Enrolment: app. 7 100 students,
14 % international
Ulm University is a small campus, located
on a hill and surrounded by forests, walking
distance to all the facilities. Bus to centre:
15 minutes; student’s residences are located
all over town.
Distance from airport to city: Next airports
in Stuttgart and Munich (approx. 2 hours).
Good train connections to Ulm available.
Erasmus » Denmark
Copenhagen
Business School
Main language of instruction
English
Other languages of instruction
Danish
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor and Master
Enrolment possible in one of the
following programmes
BSc in Business Administration and Service
Management, BSc in International Business,
MSc in Economics and Business
Administration,
Period of exchange One semester (fall or spring)
Semester dates
Fall semester: August – December
Spring semester: January – June
Examination dates
Fall semester:
Mid November – December 23
Spring semester: mid May – end of June
Orientation dates
Fall semester: August 24
Spring semester: January 26
Orientation is compulsory!
Language preparation
Danish language crash courses are offered
to Erasmus students
Copenhagen Business School
Porcelaenshaven 26, 1st floor
2000 Frederiksberg
www.cbs.dk
uk.cbs.dk/cbs_international
ERASMUS code: DK KOBENHA05
18
Application deadline
Fall semester: June 1
Spring semester: October 15
Application requirements
Transcript of records, proof of proficiency in
English is required of all exchange students:
TOEFL: 575 (PBT), 230 (CBT), or 90 (iBT); IELTS:
6.5; UCLES (Cambridge): Certificate in
Advanced English – Passed Austrian Matura
in English – written AND oral (obligatory
and elective) – will be accepted, too
Course registration dates
Deadline for fall semester choice
of courses: May 22
Deadline for spring semester choice
of courses: November 1
Online form:
uk.cbs.dk/cbs_international/international_
students/prospective_exchange_students/
application_process
Course descriptions
cbs.dk/cbs_international/international_
students/prospective_exchange_students
Credit load per semester
30 ECTS credits
Contact hours per course
App. 2,5 – 3 in - class hours per week
No of credits per course
7.5 ECTS credits
Minimum workload per semester
30 ECTS credits
Maximum workload per semester
30 ECTS credits (4 courses)
Housing
CBS guarantees Housing; some student
residences and private Housing is available.
www.cbs.dk/cbs_international/
accommodation
Housing in Copenhagen is very expensive!
Cost of rent
Students residences per semester:
€ 3 090 – 3 630
Private accommodation: € 270 – 470
per month
cbs.dk/cbs_international/accommodation/
exchange_students/menu/prices_payment
Prospective living costs
Per semester: app. € 4 000 – 6 500
Campus facilities
Library, IT facilities, art club, cafes, cafeterias,
fitness club
Further information
Enrolment: app. 15 000 students
CBS is located in the west Copenhagen area
in lovely environment. It has very modern
campuses and is well organized. To be
mobile in Copenhagen you should use the
bike (like a lot of people do) or the metro.
Accreditation: EQUIS
Distance from airport to city: 14 km (metro
connection available)
Erasmus » Denmark
University of Southern
Denmark, Odense
Main language of instruction
English
Other languages of instruction
German, French & Spanish
Level of study for exchange students
Humanities: Odense: Bachelor and Master
Social Sciences: Odense: Master
Slagelse: Bachelor
Period of exchange One semester (fall or spring)
Semester dates
Fall semester: September 1 – January 31
Spring semester: February 1 – June 30
Examination dates
Fall semester: December 1 – January 31
Spring semester: June 1 – June 30
Orientation dates
Fall semester: end of August
Spring semester: end of January
It is mandatory!
Language preparation
No
Faculty of Humanities – Campus Odense
Faculty of Social Sciences – Campus Odense
Campusvej 55
5230 Odense M
www.sdu.dk
ERASMUS code: DK ODENSE01
19
Application deadline
Fall semester: May 1
Spring semester: November 1
Application requirements
Application form for registration
Application form for accommodation
English language requirement form
(command of the English language
equivalent to score 6.5 IELTS or
TOEFL score of 575 / 239 / 88).
Certified transcripts
Two passport sized photos
Course registration dates
Faculty of Humanities: before the
semester starts
Faculty of Social Science: within the first
2 weeks after the semester started
Course registration is also exam registration
Restricted courses to exchange students
Scandinavian Area Studies – SAS
Course descriptions
www.sdu.dk / Uddannelse/Fuldtidsstudier/
Exchange_Programmes.aspx
Credit load per semester
30 ECTS credits
No of credits per course
2,5 – 10
Minimum workload per semester
25 ECTS credits
Maximum workload per semester
40 ECTS credits
Housing
www.sdu.dk/Information_til/
Internationale_studerende/Application_
Forms.aspx?sc_lang=en
Cost of rent
€ 258–340
Prospective living costs
Per semester:
Food: € 1 400
Transport: € 150
(monthly bus card x 5)
Housing: € 1 500
Entertainment: Cinema: € 50
Books: € 67 – 80
Campus facilities
Library, canteen, own cinema, bookshop,
meditation room, bank, swimmingpool
Further information
Enrolment: 17 000 students
The University of Southern Denmark has
five interesting campuses in different cities.
At Odense Campus you can find the
following faculties: Humanities, Science,
Social Sciences, Health Sciences, Engineering.
Distance from airport to city:
Copenhagen Airport – two hours by train,
Århus Airport – 2,5 hours by train, Billund
Airport - train and bus ride
Erasmus » Spain
Universidad de Alcalá
Main language of instruction
Spanish
Other languages of instruction
English (few subjects)
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor and Master
Enrolment possible in one of the
following programmes
ADE, Economics, Actuarial and
Financial Sciences
Period of exchange Full year or one semester (fall or spring)
Semester dates
Fall semester: mid September –
mid February
Spring semester: mid February – end of June
Examination dates
Fall semester: mid January – mid February
Spring semester: end of May – end of June
Orientation dates
In September or October and in February,
students are informed via e - mail about the
exact dates
Language preparation
Intensive Spanish Language and Culture
Course. Free of charge for Erasmus Students
when application done on time.
Faculty of Economics and Business
Plaza de San Diego s / n
Alcalá de Henares
28801 Madrid
www.uah.es
www.uah.es/economicas
www.uah.es/internacionales/estudiantes/
prog_internacionales/extranjeros/erasmus/
programa_erasmus_y_AB.shtm
www.uah.es/idiomas/ingles/intercon/socrates.htm
ERASMUS code: ES ALCAL-H01
20
Application deadline
Fall semester or full year: May 1
Spring semester: November 1
Application requirements
Application forms, copy of the Student’s
Track Record (transcript)
Spanish Language Level (minimum B1)
Course registration dates
At the International Relations Office:
Fall semester and full academic year:
September 1 – 25
Spring semester: January 15 – February 24
Restricted courses to exchange students
Depends if there are places free
Course descriptions
www.uah.es/economicas/index.asp
Credit load per semester
6 – 8 courses per semester / 30 credits
minimum
Contact hours per course
Most of the courses have 30 contact hours
per semester
No of credits per course
See course catalogue
Minimum workload per semester
As required by the home university;
we suggest 30 credits; one spanish credit =
10 contact hours approx.
Maximum workload per semester
It is the student’s decision on how many
courses he / she will do per semester.
Housing
University Residences C.R.U.S.A:
crusa.es/index.asp
Hall of Residence Gran Cisneros:
ceges.cardenalcisneros.com
Residencia Universitaria R.E.S.A:
www.resa.es
Shared Apartments: the IRO will provide you
a list of apartments, flats or lodgings. The
prices can range from € 250 – 350 a month.
Cost of rent
€ 700 – 900, depending on students needs
Prospective living costs
Per semester:
Food: € 900
Transport: € 120
Housing: € 1 500 – 2 000
Entertainment: € 400
Miscellaneous: € 300
Books: € 150
Campus facilities
Wireless-LAN access in the whole University
free for students, several IT-rooms; modern
classrooms with beamers; library with
PC-units, restaurant, book / paper shop.
Further information
Enrolment: app. 23 000 students
One of Europe’s oldest universities in the
city centre of Alcala de Henares. Alcala has
become a World Heritage Site by the
UNESCO. Alcala is located east from Madrid.
The distance is only about 30 km. Distance
from airport to city: 40 minutes by train
Erasmus » Spain
Universitat de Barcelona
Main language of instruction
Catalan and Spanish
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor and Master
Period of exchange Full year or one semester (fall or spring)
Semester dates
Fall semester: September 15 – January 31
Spring semester: February 1 – June 30
Examination dates
Fall semester: January
Spring semester: June
Orientation dates
One week before the beginning of classes.
Students are expected to arrive the last
week of August and the last week of
January.
Language preparation
The University’s Modern Languages Centre
(CLM) offers a wide range of Spanish
language and culture courses, including
those arranged by the ORI for a number of
their exchange programmes.
Faculty of Economics and Business
Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes, 585
08007 Barcelona
www.ub.edu
www.ub.edu/economiaempresa
www.ub.edu/uri/estudiantsNOUB/intercanvis/
welcomeang.htm
ERASMUS code: ES BARCELO01
21
Application deadline
Fall semester and full year: June 15
Spring semester: November 15
Application requirements
www.ub.edu/acad/intercanvis/
acollida/accep_a.htm
Intermediate level of Spanish is compulsory.
Course descriptions
www.ub.edu/economiaempresa
Contact hours per course
3 – 4 hours per week
No of credits per course
6 – 7, 5
Housing
www.bcn-Housing-students.com
info@bcn-Housing-students.com
Cost of rent
€ 200 per a shared flat
Prospective living costs
€ 3 500 – 5 000 per semester
Campus facilities
Libraries, sport facilities, 3 mensa
Further information
Enrolment: app. 60 000 students
Catalonia’s most important public university
that has become one of the finest research
institutions in Europe, in terms of both
the number and quality of its research
programs. UB is the best University in Spain
in terms of research output.
Distance from airport to city: only 13 km
Erasmus » Spain
Universitat Autònoma
de Barcelona
Main language of instruction
Catalan and Spanish
Other languages of instruction
English
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor and Master
Enrolment possible in one of the
following programmes
Business Management and Administration
Period of exchange Full year (one semester on request)
Semester dates
Fall semester: September 15 – February 2
Spring semester: February 2 – July 6
N.B. the dates of start and ending of the
lessons vary accordingly to which year of
study the students enter, check the website
of the Faculty in order to confirm dates.
Examination dates
Fall semester: January 8 – February 2
Spring semster: June 1 – July 6
Orientation dates
There is a Welcome Programme organized
by the Edifici d’Estudiants.
Language preparation
The Language Service offers free courses,
more details at:
www.uab.es/uab-idiomes
Faculty of Economic Science
and Business Management
Bellaterra Campus
08193 Bellaterra (Cerdanyola del Vallès)
Barcelona
www.uab.es/english
www.uab.cat/economiques
eco.uab.es/intercanvi/indice.htm
ERASMUS code:ES BARCELO02
22
Application deadline
sia.uab.es
The application form is available only
between May 1 – June 15 and from
November 1 – December 10
Application requirements
Online application form
sia.uab.es
Restricted courses to exchange students
Erasmus students can not attend courses
within the International Study Programme.
Course descriptions
www.uab.cat/economiques
> undergraduate courses
Housing
Vila Universitaria or private accommodation
Application form for exchange students is
online:
www.vilauniversitaria.com/indexENG.htm
For Housing outside campus see:
www.uab.es/servlet/Satellite/life/
outside-the-campus-1101231886076.html
Cost of rent
Vila Universitaria: € 190 – 480
Private accommodation: € 180 – 1 200
Prospective living costs
Between € 3 500 and € 5 000
Monthly expenses:
Food: € 250 – 350
Transport: € 50 – 70
Personal expenses: € 160 – 220
Accommodation: € 250 – 450
Campus facilities
Sport amenities, healthcare service, library,
catering areas, nursery
Further information
Enrolment: app. 44 000 students
UAB was founded in 1968. UAB is the
second best University in Spain in terms of
research output. The main UAB campus is
located in Bellaterra, close to the town of
Cerdanyola del Vallès, only 25 minutes with
public transport from central Barcelona.
Distance from airport to city: 12 Km
Erasmus » Spain
ETEA – Universidad
de Córdoba
Main language of instruction
Spanish
Other languages of instruction
English
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor and Master
Enrolment possible in one of the
following programmes
Degree in Business Administration, Diploma
in Business Sciences and Degree in Market
Research and Techniques
Period of exchange Full year or one semester (fall or spring)
Semester dates
Fall semester: end of September –
mid February
Spring semester: mid February – end of June
Examination dates
Fall semester: end of January – mid February
Spring semester: June
Orientation dates
Fall semester: Last two weeks of September
Spring semester: Second week of February
Orientation is compulsory!
Language preparation
Spanish language courses are offered
at the beginning of the stay in Cordoba.
Application deadline
Fall semester and full year: June 30
Spring semester: December 1
Application requirements
Application form
www.etea.com/alumnos then click on
Internacional and follow the further links
Course registration dates
Upon arrival in Cordoba
ETEA, Faculty of Economic
and Business Sciences
c / Escritor Castilla Aguayo, 4
14004 Córdoba
www.etea.com/alumnos
ERASMUS code: ES CORDOBA01
23
Course descriptions
www.etea.com/alumnos
then click on Estudios
Credit load per semester
30 ECTS
Contact hours per course
Total of 25 hours of courses per week
No of credits per course
Depends on the course
Minimum workload per semester
30 ECTS
Maximum workload per semester
30 ECTS
Housing
Upon arrival in Cordoba. Students have
to book a room at the youth hostel before
their arrival in Cordoba and then the Int.
Office will help them to find an apartement.
Cost of rent
Around € 200 per month
Prospective living costs
Per semester € 2 000, plus Housing € 1 200
Campus facilities
Library, sports facilities, language lab,
free parking
Further information
Enrolment: app. 2 500 students
ETEA has its origin in 1963 and is situated in
the south-west part of the city very near the
Guadalquivir river, the area is known as
“Parque Cruz-Conde”.
Distance from airport to city:
Seville – 35 minutes by high-speed train,
Malaga – 1 hour by high-speed train,
Madrid – 1 hr. 40 minutes by high-speed train
Erasmus » Spain
Universidad
de Granada
Main language of instruction
Spanish
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor and Master
Enrolment possible in one of the
following programmes
BA in Company Management and
Administration, BS in Economics, Diploma
in Business Studies
Period of exchange Full year or one semester (fall or spring)
Application deadline
Fall semester and full year: June 15
Spring semester: November 30
Application requirements
Transcript of records; application forms
will be provided to the home institution
Socrates co - ordinator for distribution
among the selected students.
Application form is available online:
www.ugr.es/~ofirint/guia_normas/new/
Solicitud-Admision-LLP-Erasmus-IN.doc
Semester dates
Fall semester: September 28 – January 29
Spring semester: February 22 – June 11
Examination dates
Fall semester: January 30 – February 20
Spring semester: June 12 – July 09
Orientation dates
Informative session at the beginning
of the semester
Fall semester: September 24
Spring semester: mid February
Arrival Dates:
Fall semester: September 15 – 26
Spring semester: February 1 – 15
Course descriptions
fccee.ugr.es/guia08-09.pdf
www.ugr.es/%7Efccee/fich/Guias/
Guia%20ECTS.pdf
No of credits per course
Between 4.5 and 9 ECTS
Minimum workload per semester
None
Maximum workload per semester
30 ECTS
Housing
Information available on:
ve.ugr.es/page.php?pageid=aloj_info
Prospective living costs
About € 3 250 per semester
Campus facilities
Libraries, IT services, sports
Further information
Enrolment: app. 70 000 students
Granada is located in the area in between
the bottom of Sierra Nevada and the
Mediterranean Sea. The UGR is recognized
internationally for its quality in teaching,
research and cultural services. More
information:
internacional.ugr.es/pages/archivos/
informacion/guiapdf
Distance from airport to city: 18 km
Language preparation
1st Course: mid October – mid December
Level test: early October; 2nd Course:
early / mid March – end of May
Level test: early March, Duration: 60 hours.
Facultad de Ciencias Económicas
y Empresariales
Campus de Cartuja s / n
18071 Granada
www.ugr.es
fccee.ugr.es
internacional.ugr.es/pages/archivos/
informacion/guiapdf
ERASMUS code: ES GRANADA01
24
Erasmus » Spain
Universidad de Las Palmas
de Gran Canaria
Main language of instruction
Spanish
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor
Enrolment possible in one of the
following programmes
Business Administration, Economics
and Tourism
Period of exchange
Full year or one semester (fall or spring)
Semester dates
Fall semester: by second fortnight
September (app.)
Spring semester: by second fortnight
February (app.)
Examination dates
Fall semester: end of January / beginning
of February
Spring semester: mid June / July
Orientation dates
A week before the semester starts, online
registration. Organization of different leisure
time activities, some free of charge, some
with fees to pay.
Language preparation
Intensive Spanish course before fall
semester (approx. € 200 three week lessons)
and free of fees Spanish course during the
semester, 4 ECTS.
Faculty of Economics
and Business Administration
Juan de Quesada, 30
35001 Las Palmas
www.ulpgc.es
www.fcee.ulpgc.es
ERASMUS Code: ES LASPAL01
25
Application deadline
Before June 15; online process; once
nominated by the home coordinator an
acceptance letter will be sent to the
candidates providing username and
password.
Course registration dates
Recommended before arriving. Once at
ULPGC at the latest; beginning of October
for changes
Course descriptions
www.ulpgc.es > Estudios > grados oficiales
> Titulaciones presenciales > Facultad
Ciencias Económicas y Empresariales
www.ulpgc.es/index.php?
pagina=titulaciones&ver=inicio
Credit load per semester
Recommendation: not more than 30
Contact hours per course
10 hours per credit (current Spanish System)
will change after 2010 – 11
No of credits per course
5 – 6
Maximum workload per semester
30 ECTS credits
Housing
University residences: sau@fulp.ulpgc.es
Private apartments
Exchange students usually prefer living
in shared private apartments.
International Relations office provides help
in looking for accommodation.
Cost of rent
Private apartments app. € 220
Prospective living costs
Per semester: € 2 500 (minimum)
Food: cafeteria menu € 4
Transport: € 6,50 (10 trips)
Housing: € 220
Entertainment: € 6,20 cinema,
disco drinks € 3-5
Miscellaneous: photocopies € 0.10 – 0.15
Books: € 10 – 25
Campus facilities
Transport, libraries, computer center, sports
Further information
Enrolment: app. 23 000 students;
ULPGC is a modern University and is
20 years old. The School of Economics and
Business is the biggest School of the
University with nearly 4 500 students.
It currently offers three different degrees:
Economics, Business and Tourism.
The Schools at ULPGC are distributed to
five campuses: Tafira, Obelisco Campus,
Cardones Campus, San Cristobal Campus
and one in Lanzarote.
Distance from airport to city: 16 km
Erasmus » Spain
Universidad Complutense
de Madrid
Main language of instruction
Spanish
Other languages of instruction
English
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor and Master
Period of exchange Full year or one semester (fall or spring)
Semester dates
Fall semester: first week of October –
mid February
Spring semester: mid February – mid July
Examination dates
Fall semester: February
Spring semester: June
Orientation dates
Compulsory, at the beginning of the
semester
Language preparation
Contact: Oficina Socrates / Erasmus
Faculty of Philology, courses will be offered
in September / February, free of charge,
special Erasmus intensive course
Faculty of Economics and
Business Management Administration
Pabellón Central Fac. CC.EE. y EE
Campus de Somosaguas
28223 Madrid
www.ucm.es
www.ucm.es/info/cee/
www.ucm.es/centros/webs/fccee/index.php?
tp=Alumnos&a=alumnos&d=2279.php
www.ucm.es/pags.php?tp=Extranjeros/
Foreign%20Students&a=&d=0000454.php
ERASMUS Code: ES MADRID03
26
Application deadline
Fall semester: June 30
Spring semester: November 30
Application requirements
A good level of Spanish (B1 Level) is advised.
Transcript of records;
In the on - line registration, the student will
be able to register at the same time to the
Intensive Spanish language course and to
the Accommodation Office.
Course descriptions
www.ucm.es/centros/webs/fccee/
index.php?tp=Alumnos&a=alumnos
&d=2308.php
Credit load per semester
30 ECTS credits
Contact hours per course
1 Spanish Credit is equivalent to a
10 hours lecture
No of credits per course
4,5 – 9 ECTS
Housing
Housing Office for university Housing
For private renting:
www.segundamano.es
www.madrid.org/universidades/vivienda/
vivienda.htm
www.madrid.loquo.com
www.anuntis.segundamano.es
vivienda@rect.ucm.es
appl. deadline: 3 months prior to the arrival
Cost of rent
Shared flats: about € 400 – 450 per month
Prospective living costs
Per semester: app. € 3 500
Campus facilities
Library, Sport facilities, parking indoor
(faculty / staff lots) and outdoor (students),
cafeteria, health services, and audio-visual
and computer facilities.
Further information
Enrolment: app. 71 000 students
The Economics and Business faculty is
located in the Campus of Somosaguas in
the West of Madrid.
www.ucm.es/info/cee
Distance from airport to city:
30 minutes by taxi
Erasmus » Spain
Universidad Autónoma
de Madrid
Main language of instruction
Spanish
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor and Master
Enrolment possible in one of the
following programmes
Business Administration and Management,
Master in Economics and Innovation
Administration, Master in International
Economics, Master in Economic
Development and Public Policy
Period of exchange
One semester (fall or spring) or full
academic year
Semester dates
Fall semester: mid September –
end of January
Spring semester: end of January –
end of May
Examination dates
Fall semester: end of January –
early February
Spring semester: June
Language preparation
Courses for free for one semester,
placement test, limited places
Fall semester: placement test between
September 17 – 28, classes start October 7
Spring semester: placement test between
February 3 – 8, classes start February 15
Faculty of Economics
and Business Administration
Campus Universitario de Cantoblanco
c / Francisco Tomás y Valiente, 5
28049 Madrid
www.uam.es
www.uam.es/internacionales
ERASMUS Code: ES MADRID04
27
Application deadline
Fall semester or full academic year:
from May 1 – 31
Spring semester: from June 1 – October 31
Application requirements
Admission application form is online.
In order to access students need to
register as university users.
www.uam.es/internacionales
Course descriptions
www.uam.es/internacionales/
planes_estudio.html
Contact hours per course
1 ECTS = 10 hours of course
No of credits per course
2 – 9 ECTS
Maximum workload per semester
30 ECTS
Housing
For student’s residences check
following websites:
www.emes.es/portals/25/publicaciones/
0708_ColegiosMayores.pdf
www.uam.es/servicios/comunidad/
desarrollo/residencia/residencia.htm
www.uam.es/otroscentros/cmlv/
principal.html
Prospective living costs
Per semester: a minimum of € 3 250
Campus facilities
Libraries, medical service, sport facilities,
informatics rooms, cafeterias.
Further information
Enrolment: app. 33 000 students
The Universidad Autónoma de Madrid has
its head office in the Cantoblanco campus,
which is located 15 km to the north of
Madrid (Road M - 607) and near the towns of
Alcobendas, San Sebastián de los Reyes,
Tres Cantos and Colmenar Viejo.
ESN office: www.esnuam.org
Distance from airport to city: 30 minutes
Erasmus » Spain
Universidad
Carlos III de Madrid
Main language of instruction
Spanish
Other languages of instruction
English
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor and Master
Enrolment possible in one of the
following programmes
Business Studies
Period of exchange
One semester (fall or spring)
or full academic year
Semester dates
Fall semester: September – mid December
Spring semester: last week January –
mid May
Examination dates
Fall semester: mid January – end January
Spring semester: mid May – mid June
Orientation dates
Fall semester: September 4
Spring semester: January 30
Language preparation
The University offers Spanish courses
to Erasmus students, information:
centro_idiomas@uc3m.es
Faculty of Law and Social Sciences
Administracion Campus de Getafe
Calle Madrid, 126
28903 Getafe, Madrid
www.uc3m.es
www.uc3m.es/portal/page/portal/
internacional/estudiantes/erasmus_incoming
ERASMUS code: ES MADRID14
28
Application deadline
Fall semester, spring semester and full year:
mid May – early June
Spring semester: November – December
Application requirements
Online application form
www.uc3m.es/portal/page/portal/
international/students/erasmus_incoming/
before_arriving_old#Application
Course registration dates
Erasmus students can change their study
plan during the first weeks. Course appl.
form to be filled out by the following
deadlines:
Fall semester: October 27
Spring semester: March 2
Course descriptions
www.uc3m.es/portal/page/portal/
internacional/estudiantes/erasmus_
incoming/materias_Esp
No of credits per course
Average is 6 ECTS
Maximum workload per semester
30 ECTS
Housing
Application deadline for Residence Hall
is early July.
General info for Housing:
www.uc3m.es/portal/page/portal/
servicios_jovenes/accommodation
Cost of rent
€ 300 – 400 per month.
Prospective living costs
Per semester: € 3 500 – 4 000
Per month:
Food: € 200
Transport: € 45
Housing: € 400
Miscellaneous: € 180
Campus facilities
Auditorium, libraries, computer rooms,
sport centres, language laboratories
Further information
Enrolment: app. 17 000 students
The University Carlos III Madrid was
founded in 1989. Getafe Campus is located
in the town of Getafe south of Madrid.
Distance from airport to city:
30 minutes by taxi
Erasmus » Spain
Universidad
de Navarra
Main language of instruction
Spanish
Other languages of instruction
English
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor and Master
Period of exchange
One semester (fall or spring)
Semester dates
Fall semester: end of September –
end of January
Spring semester: mid February – early June
Examination dates
Fall semester: end of January – mid February
Spring semester: June
Orientation dates
Normally the IRO takes up contacts with the
students to inform them about the dates.
Fall semester: end of August
Spring semester: mid February
Language preparation
Intensive language course (40 hours) costs:
€ 525;
Fall semester: September 8 –19
Spring semester: January 16 – 30
www.unav.es/ilce/pagina_2.html
Faculty of Economics
and Business Administration
Campus Universitario
31080 Pamplona, Navarra
www.unav.es
www.unav.es/facultad/econom
ERASMUS Code: ES PAMPLON01
29
Course registration dates
Registration to courses takes place during
the orientation week.
Course descriptions
Online:
www.unav.es/econom/academics-es
Contact hours per course
6 credit course = 4 hours/week app.
No of credits per course
4,5 – 6 spanish credits (6 span. credits =
app. 4,5 – 5 ECTS credits)
Housing
The University Housing Service provides
info on Housing modalities.
alojamiento@unav.es
Cost of rent
Full accommodation per month:
apartment € 360 – 500
University Hall of residence € 700
Prospective living costs
Per semester:
app. € 3 000 – 5 000
Campus facilities
Libraries, study rooms, sports facilities,
computer labs and wi - fi system
Further information
Enrolment: app. 15 000 students
The University of Navarra was founded in
1952. It is located in the south of Pamplona.
The city of Pamplona is 407 km from
Madrid, 434 km from Barcelona and 158 km
from Bilbao.
The International Relations Office has a
space on facebook where the office keeps
updates about the activities for
international students.
Distance from Pamplona Airport to city:
15 minutes by taxi
Erasmus » Spain
Universitat de València
Main language of instruction
Spanish
Other languages of instruction
Valenciano
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor
Enrolment possible in one of the
following programmes
Economics
Period of exchange
Full year (fall or spring semester on request)
Semester dates
Fall semester:
mid / end of September – mid January
Spring semester: early February – early June
Examination dates
Fall semester: mid January – early February
Spring semester: early June – early July
Orientation dates
Obligatory:
Fall semester: middle of September
Spring semester: first week of February
Language preparation
Spanish
Application deadline
Application must be sent by post.
Fall semester and whole year: June 15
Spring semester: November 15
Application requirements
Application form must be sent to
University of Valencia. A good command
of Spanish is required.
Faculty of Economics
Avda. Blasco Ibañez, 13
46.010 Valencia
www.uv.es
www.uv.es/economia/ori
www.uv.es/relint
ERASMUS Code: ES VALENCI01
30
Course registration dates
Middle of October (fall semester and full
year). First week of March (spring semester).
Students will have the exact date on
orientation meeting.
Restricted courses to exchange students
It depends on the availability due to the
limited number of students per class.
Course descriptions
www.uv.es/economia/guia
Go to Automatricula resto de cursos and
then Grupos y horarios
Credit load per semester
30 credits
Housing
The University of Valencia does not
provide Housing. However students can
contact cade@uv.es
to look for a flat or a bedroom.
Cost of rent
€ 150 – 200 minimum per month
Prospective living costs
Per semester: Food: € 800 – 900
Transport: € 150
Housing: € 900 – 1500
Entertainment: € 500
Books: € 100
Campus facilities
Library with PC units, Computer Room,
Sport Area, Restaurant Service, wireless-LAN
access
Further information
Enrolment: 53 000 students
The Faculty of Economics is located on the
Tarongers Campus, one of the University of
Valencia’s three campuses. It is in the
north-west of the city. www.uv.es/
comunica/docs/institucional_en.pdf
Distance from airport to city:
20 – 30 minutes
Erasmus » Spain
Universidad de Valladolid
Main language of instruction
Spanish
Other languages of instruction
English
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor and Master
Enrolment possible in one of the
following programmes
Economics /Business and Administration
Period of exchange
Full year
Semester dates
Fall semester: end of September –
end of January
Spring semester: mid February – early June
Examination dates
Fall semester: end of January – mid February
Spring semester: June
Orientation dates
The IRS offers students the chance to begin
their stay at our University with a Welcome
Week in the Campus of Valladolid from
September 12 – 19. It costs € 161, to register:
www.relint.uva.es/relint/erasmus/
extranjeros/welcome.asp
Language preparation
A 40 hours course costs: € 266, to apply:
www.relint.uva.es/relint/erasmus/
extranjeros/welcome.asp
Faculty of Economics
and Business Administration
Plaza de Sta. Cruz, nº 8
47002 Valladolid
www.uva.es
www.eco.uva.es
www.relint.uva.es
ERASMUS Code: ES VALLADO01
31
Application deadline
Fall semester and full year: June 30
Spring semester: December 31
Application requirements
Fill in application form online and print
and mail it to IRO
www.relint.uva.es/relint/erasmus/
extranjeros/welcome.asp
Course descriptions
www.uva.es/consultas/asignaturas.php?
codigo_plan=245&ano_academico=0809
www.uva.es/consultas/asignaturas.php?
codigo_plan=246&ano_academico=0809
No of credits per course
4 – 12 credits
Housing
The students must fill in the Foreign
Students Register Form, which is available at
the web page:
www.relint.uva.es/relint/erasmus/
extranjeros/welcome.asp
and send it electronically. In the same
site they will be able to choose the kind of
accommodation they prefer.
Application form has to be printed
and sent until:
Fall semester: June 30
Spring semester: December 31
Cost of rent
University Residences: € 280 – 550;
a room in a student flat € 200; in a spanish
family € 600
Prospective living costs
Per semester: app. € 3 000
Campus facilities
3 canteens, libraries, sport centres,
clinical services, centre for calculation and
data processing.
Further information
Enrolment: app. 28 000 students
The University of Valladolid has 4 campuses:
Valladolid, Palencia, Segovia and Soria.
The Faculty of Economics and Business
Administration is located in the north-east
of Valladolid.
Valladolid is north of Madrid (160 km) and
Salamanca (115 km).
The University of Valladolid offers courses
in English that may be of interest:
www.relint.uva.es/relint/docenciaIngles/
index.asp
Erasmus » France
Groupe ESC
Chambéry Savoie
Main language of instruction
French
Other languages of instruction
English
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor and Master
Enrolment possible in one of the
following programmes
Chambéry Graduate School of Business
Program, Summer School
Period of exchange One semester (fall or spring)
Semester dates
Master year 1:
Fall semester:
mid September – 1st week of February
Spring semester:
2nd week of February – May
Master year 2:
Fall semester: 2nd week of Septemberend of December (then Work Placement)
Examination dates
Master year 1: 1st week of February
and end of April
Master year 2: 3rd week of December
Orientation dates
2nd week of September
2nd week of February
Language preparation
Free of charge at the beginning
of each semester
Groupe ESC Chambéry Savoie
Savoie Technolac, 12 avenue Lac d’Annecy
73381 Le BOURGET du LAC cedex
www.esc-chambery.fr
ERASMUS Code: FR CHAMBER07
32
Application deadline
Fall semester and full year: June 1
Spring semester: November 1
Application requirements
Application form + resume and
motivation letter
Credit load per semester
30 ECTS credits, but left to the home
institution’s decision (not less than 20 ECTS
advised per semester though)
Contact hours per course
15 – 30 depending on the subject
No of credits per course
2 generally for core courses, 14 for the major
subject
Minimum workload per semester
30 ECTS (20 ECTS acceptable for exchange
students)
Maximum workload per semester
30 ECTS (20 ECTS acceptable for exchange
students)
Housing
Contact DRI Assistant Nolwenn Gbick
Cost of rent
€ 400 / month (average)
Prospective living costs
Per semester: app. € 3 000
Campus facilities
‘voe’ areas, multimedia room, a media
library, cafeteria; all entirely equipped with
a WIFI network
Further information
Enrolment: app. 1 200 students
ESC Chambery is located in the centre of
the Parc Technologique Tertiaire Technolac
in Le Bourget du Lac north of Chambery
only about 500 metres to the Lac du
Bourget. Chambery is a city in the
Rhône - Alpes region and the prefecture of
the Savoie region. Distance from airport
to city: 100 km from Lyon Airport
Erasmus » France
Groupe ESC
Clermont
Main language of instruction
French and English
Other languages of instruction
Context based language courses in
Spanish and German
Level of study for exchange students
Final year Bachelor (only in French)
and Master (in French or English)
Period of exchange
One semester (fall or spring) or full year
Semester dates
Fall semester: early September –
end of December
Spring semester: early January – end of May
Examination dates
December and May
Orientation dates
Fall semester: September 7 / 8
Spring semester: January 8
Language preparation
4 credits of French language, according
to the level of the student (beginners to
advanced) offered throughout the
academic year, 2hrs per week
Application deadline
Fall semester: May 31
Spring semester: October 31
Application requirements
Application materials (can be returned
by email), transcript of records,
online application form:
www.escclermont.fr/fr_htm/outils/
evenements/News/ECTS/Fiche_
inscription_etudiants_etrangers.doc
Course registration dates
Fall semester: July 10
Spring semester: October 31
Graduate School of Management
4 BD Trudaine
63037 Clermont-Ferrand
www.esc-clermont.fr
ERASMUS Code: FR CLERMON09
33
Restricted courses to exchange students
Final – Master II level courses unless
the students can prove that they have the
pre - requisites
Course descriptions
extranet.esc-clermont.fr
> click on Programmes ESC, descriptifs
des cours, année 1, 2, 3 semester I, II and
then on afficher le cours
Credit load per semester
30 ECTS
Contact hours per course
On average 30
No of credits per course
On average 2 – 4 ECTS
Minimum workload per semester
25 – 30 ECTS for exchange students
Maximum workload per semester
30 ECTS
Housing
housing platform:
www.moversia.com
Cost of rent
Approximately € 300
Prospective living costs
Per semester: € 2 500 (minimum)
Campus facilities
Wireless access, documentation centre,
3 computer rooms, cafeteria / common
room / multimedia centre
Further information
Enrolment: app. 1 200 students
The school is close to the city centre so
everything is easily accessible. It is easy to
develop good contacts with the French
students and permanent faculty. Group ESC
Clermont has the AACSB accreditation.
Clermont-Ferrand is the capital of the
Auvergne region and lies in the middle of
France about 170 km west of Lyon.
Distance from airport to city: 20 minutes
Erasmus » France
Université Jean Moulin
Lyon 3
Main language of instruction
French
Other languages of instruction
English
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor and Master
Period of exchange
Full year or one semester (fall or spring)
Semester dates
Fall semester: beginning of September –
third week of December
Spring semester: 2nd week of January –
end of May
Examination dates
Fall semester: early January – mid January
Spring semester: end of May
Orientation dates
Compulsory attendance!
Fall semester: September 8
Spring semester: January 5
Optional orientation courses are also
offered, the fee is € 210; For info:
associnterlyon3.univ-lyon3.fr
Language preparation
2 hours per week over 10 weeks
each semester
The Business School (IAE)
6 cours Albert Thomas BP 8242
69355 Lyon cedex 08
www.univ-lyon3.fr
iae.univ-lyon3.fr
ERASMUS Code: FR LYON03
34
Application deadline
Fall semester: June 30
Spring semester: November 1
Application requirements
Online application form:
www.univ-lyon3.fr
Course registration dates
Fall semester: September 9 – 18
Spring semester: January 6 – 30
Credit load per semester
30 ECTS
Housing
Association Lyon III International –
Housing office: logementri@univ-lyon3.fr
Cost of rent
Private rooms € 350 – 750
In CROUS residences € 140 – 270
Prospective living costs
Per semester: app. € 3 000 (minimum)
Campus facilities
Student Medical Center, Computer Facilities,
Language Center, Libraries, Sport Facilities,
Cafeterias
Further information
Enrolment: app. 22 500 students
L’Université Jean Moulin, Lyon 3 is centrally
located and easily reachable with the
metro D. Lyon is the capital of the Rhône
Alpes Region.
Distance from airport to city:
by bus 45 minutes travel time
Erasmus » France
Université
Catholique de Lyon
Main language of instruction
French
Other languages of instruction
English
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor and Master
Enrolment possible in one of the
following programmes
Business courses in French
and International Business Program
Period of exchange
Full year or one semester (spring or fall)
Semester dates
Fall semester: early September –
middle of December
Spring semester: middle of January –
end of May
Examination dates
At the end of each semester
Orientation dates
Beginning of September / mid January
Language preparation
Placement test on the first day,
50 hours per semester
www.ilcf.net
Ecole Superieure de Commerce
et Management – ESDES
25, rue du Plat
69288 Lyon cedex 02
www.univ-catholyon.fr
www.esdes.fr/international-students/
studying-at-esdes
ERASMUS Code: FR LYON10
35
Application deadline
Fall semester: May 16
Spring semester: October 31
Application requirements
Online application form:
www.esdes.fr/international-students/
studying-at-esdes/business-courses-infrench35001.kjsp?RH=1207730552740&
RF=121068667437
Transcript of records; Proof of French
knowledge is required either –
DELF, DALF or a letter of recommendation
from French professor.
Course registration dates
Online class registration before arrival
Course descriptions
www.esdes.fr/international-students/
studying-at-esdes/ibp-course-list-anddescription-37203.kjsp?RH=1207730552740
www.esdes.fr/international-students/
studying-at-esdes/business-courses-infrench35001.kjsp?RH=1207730677973&RF=1
210686674378
Credit load per semester
International Business Program: 30 ECTS
No of credits per course
International Business Program:
between 3 and 6 ECTS
Housing
Deadline for application:
Fall semester: May 31
Spring semester: November 15
www.univ-catholyon.fr/study-in-lyon/
accommodation/ or contact
Mrs Rasigade: mlrasigade@univ-catholyon.fr
Cost of rent
Per month:
student residences: € 350
Private room: € 280 – 500
Studio or flat: € 400
Prospective living costs
Per semester: € 3 250
Campus facilities
Library, documentary resource centre,
health centre, cafeterias, sport facilities
Further information
Enrolment: app. 7 800 students
Lyon is the capital of the Rhône - Alpes Region.
ESDES Business School is in the centre
of Lyon and easily reachable with metro A.
Distance from airport to city:
45 minutes by bus.
Erasmus » France
Ecole de
Management Marseille
Main language of instruction
French and English
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor and Master
Period of exchange
One semester (fall or spring)
Semester dates
Fall semester: mid September –
mid / end of December (including exams)
Spring semester: mid January – end of May
(including exams)
Orientation dates
September 2 – 4 and January 7 – 9;
it is optional
Language preparation
French courses are offered, applicaton
for courses is included in the admission
application form
Application deadline
Fall semester: April 30
Spring semester: October 30
Application requirements
Application form online, CV, letter of
motivation, copy of ID, photos, proof of
health insurance, official transcript, TOEFL
with min. score 550 paper-based or proof of
English proficiency delivered by home
institution
extranet.euromed-marseille.com/
Default.aspx?noid=nav$oid36003
Course registration dates
If you are a Bachelor student you will
have to wait until you arrive in Marseille to
register for classes. If you are a Master
student you have to register online via
Virtual Campus.
Euromed Management
Ecole de Management Marseille
Domaine de Luminy - BP 921
13288 Marseille Cedex 9
www.euromed-management.com
ERASMUS Code: FR MARSEIL16
36
Course descriptions
www.campusvirtuel.net
(Net Syllabus-Public Area);
for course selection:
Master: Students will be given a login &
password and will have to register online
campusvirtuel.euromed-management.com
Bachelor: students have to inform OIP
Credit load per semester
6 courses correspond to 30 ECTS credits
Contact hours per course
30 hours per semester
No of credits per course
5 ECTS
Housing
On-Campus and Off-Campus
On-Campus: Need to be reserved at least
3 months before student’s arrival directly to
the housing department. Spaces in
residences halls are very limited and we
cannot guarantee that all incoming
students will live on-campus.
For info:
Housing@euromed-management.com
sophie.desaintaubert@euromedmanagement.com
Cost of rent
€ 360 – 500, depending on location and size
Prospective living costs
Per semester: € 4 700 approx.
Per month:
Accommodation: € 360 – 500 ( depending
on the location and size); Food: € 250;
Public Transport: € 40; Health Insurance
(compulsory) € 50; Miscellaneous: € 150;
Total: € 940
Campus facilities
Wireless connection in the school premise
Digital Online Library “Cyberlibris”
Further information
Enrolment: app. 4 400 students
EUROMED Management has 2 campuses in
Marseille: Luminy – the main campus in the
south - east and Docks – the continuing
education campus in the city centre.
Accreditation: EQUIS
Personal Laptop strongly recommended
(compulsory for most of courses).
Distance from airport to city:
30 minutes by shuttle bus
Erasmus » France
Groupe Sup de Co
Montpellier
Main language of instruction
French
Other languages of instruction
English
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor and Master (only with Bachelor
certificate)
Enrolment possible in one of the
following programmes
Bachelor Honours in Science of
Management and Bachelor Honours in
Business and Administration
Period of exchange
Full year or one semester (fall)
Semester dates
Fall semester: early October –
mid / end December
Spring semester: end of January –
end of May
Examination dates
Fall semester: end of January
Spring semester: mid May and
mid – end of June
Orientation dates
Beginning of September and mid January
Language preparation
During orientation session
Groupe Sup de Co – Montpellier
2300 avenue des Moulins
34185 Montpellier cedex 4
www.supdeco-montpellier.com
www.international-montpellier.com
ERASMUS Code: FR MONTPEL13
37
Application deadline
Fall semester: May 30
Spring semester: November 30
Application requirements
Copy of the application form online,
Transcripts of records (last and current year),
Curriculum Vitae in English, 2 passport
photographs, Certificate of full time studies
from your university: see
www.international-montpellier.com/
application
If Master in English: TOEFL min. 60
(internet based)
Restricted courses to exchange students
For info see
www.international - montpellier.com
Credit load per semester
30 ECTS
No of credits per course
3 – 6 ECTS
Housing
Accommodation association
www.immoschool.fr
Cost of rent
€ 350 – 400 per month
Prospective living costs
Per semester about € 3 750
Campus facilities
IT equipment, documentation center and
online library, cafeteria, sport possibilities
Further information
Enrolment: app. 6 000 students
The Groupe Sup de Co Montpellier is
situated in the North - west of Montpellier.
Montpellier is one of the biggest french
cities at the Mediterranean coast and is the
capital of the Languedoc - Roussilon Region.
Distance from airport to city: The airport is
just 7 km from the city
Erasmus » France
Université Paris 1
Panthéon-Sorbonne
Main language of instruction
French
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor and Master
Enrolment possible in one of the
following programmes
Departement of Business Management
Period of exchange
One semester (spring or fall) or full
academic year
Semester dates
Fall semester: early October – mid January
Spring semester: early February –
end of May
Examination dates
Fall semester: mid January – early February
Spring semester: end of May – mid June
and second term fall and spring semester:
September
Orientation dates
Fall semester: September 16 – 25
Language preparation
In September
For info: relinter@univ-paris1.fr
Faculty of Economics and Management
12 Place du Pantheon
Quartier Latin
75005 Paris
www.univ-paris1.fr
erasmus06.univ-paris1.fr/arrivants.html
ERASMUS Code: FR PARIS001
38
Application deadline
For both semesters: June 30
Application requirements
Online application form:
inscriptionechange.univ-paris1.fr/
moveonline/incoming/welcome.php;
transcript of records
Course registration dates
Course selection list has to be sent with the
application form (June 30).
Restricted courses to exchange students
Exchange students can attend courses of
3rd and 4th year, which means Licence 3
(Bachelor) and Master 1.
Course descriptions
erasmus06.univ-paris1.fr/arrivants.html
Contact hours per course
2 – 4 ECTS (if it includes working groups)
No of credits per course
6 ECTS for courses with working groups and
4 ECTS for courses without working groups
Housing
Cite Universitaire Internationale:
www.ciup.fr
www.campusfrance.org/fr/
a-etudier/sejour01-2.htm
Cost of rent
€ 400 – 600
Prospective living costs
Per semester: € 4 000 – 6 000
Per month:
Transport: € 50
Housing: € 400 – 1 000
Food: € 80
Campus facilities
Health Care Centre, libraries, sport facilities,
Further information
Enrolment: app. 39 000 students
(app. 8 500 in Business and Economics)
Department for Business and Economics is
centrally located and in the near of Jardin
du Luxembourg. www.pariserasmus.net
Distance from airport to city: 45 minutes
with cab or bus; 35 minutes with train.
Erasmus » France
Université
Paris-Dauphine
Main language of instruction
French
Other languages of instruction
English
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor and Master
Enrolment possible in one of the
following programmes
Business Administration
Period of exchange
One semester (fall or spring) or full year
Semester dates
Fall semester: end of September –
end of January
Spring semester: beginning of February –
end of June
Orientation dates
Expected arrival dates:
Fall semester: end of September or
beginning of September (intensive French
course)
Spring semester: end of January or mid
January (intensive French course.
Language preparation
In September and February;
online application form:
www.dauphine.fr/en/international/
fle-francais-langue-etrangere.html
Université Paris - Dauphine)
Place du Marechal de Lattre de Tassigny
75775 Paris Cedex 16
www.dauphine.fr
www.sri.dauphine.fr
www.dauphine.fr/en/international/
coming-to-dauphine.html
ERASMUS Code: FR PARIS009
39
Application deadline
Fall and Spring semester and full year:
June 30
Application requirements
Complete Learning Agreement
Complete pre - enrolment form
Fill out application form for French course
if interested
www.dauphine.fr/en/international/
coming-to-dauphine/procedurefor-exchange-student-only.html
Course registration dates
Online pre - registration see website for
deadlines
Course descriptions
www.dauphine.fr/en/international/
coming-to-dauphine/courses-offered.html
www.sri.dauphine.fr
Credit load per semester
30 ECTS
Contact hours per course
Depending on the course, but at least two
or three times the number of lecture hours.
No of credits per course
Courses in English: 3 – 6.
Housing
In Students’ Residences appl. form at:
www.dauphine.fr/en/international/
coming-to-dauphine/university-s-student
residences.html
Deadline is June 30; limited rooms!
www.dauphine.fr/fr/international/
vivre-a-paris/lelogement.html
Cost of rent
Students’ Residences € 250 – 450
Private Housing: € 450 – 1 000
Prospective living costs
Per semester: € 4 000 – 6 000
Per month:
Books: € 50
Transport: € 30 – 50
Food: Euro € 80
Campus facilities
IT equipment, library, documentation
centre, sport facilities, medical centre,
theatre, cinema
Further information
Enrolment: app. 9 000 students
Université de Paris Dauphine is situated
in the West of Paris not far away from
the Arc de Triomphe. It is easily reachable
with Metro (Porte Dauphine) and RER
(avenue Foch). EQUIS accredited.
Distance from airport to city: 45 minutes
with cab or bus; 35 minutes with train
Erasmus » France
Institut d’études politiques
de Paris – Sciences Po
Main language of instruction
French
Other languages of instruction
English
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor and Master
Enrolment possible in one of the
following programmes
Undergraduate studies or several master
programs (Master students must select
a specific master program and then choose
their seminars within the curriculum of the
master selected)
Period of exchange
One semester (fall or spring) or full year
Semester dates
Fall semester: mid September –
end of January
Spring semester: February – end of June
Examination dates
Fall semester: end of January / beginning of February
Spring semester: end of June / beginning of July
Orientation dates
Two weeks before semester start
Language preparation
Throughout the semester and during the
welcome programme
Institut d’études politiques
de Paris – Sciences Po
27, rue Saint Guillaume
75007 Paris
www.sciences-po.fr
www.sciences-po.fr/portail/fr-fr/
international/vos-contacts
www.dessciences-po.fr/europe-centre
ERASMUS Code: FR PARIS014
40
Application deadline
Online registration after being nominated
by the ERASMUS coordinator
Application requirements
Application forms, letter of recommendation, good French language skills (test
TCF or equivalent,
at least B2 level)
Course registration dates
Beginning of September
Course descriptions
Few weeks before the beginning of the
semester on internet
Credit load per semester
30 ECTS
Contact hours per course
1, 2 or 3 per course and per week
No of credits per course
Seminars lasting 14h per semester =
1,5 credits; 28h = 3 credits; 56 = 6 credits
(but credits can change and depend on the
curriculum of every master program)
Maximum workload per semester
30 ECTS
Housing
Sciences Po does not provide Housing; info:
www.sciences-po.fr/formation/inscriptions/
logement/index.html
Housing costs: France gives financial aid to
exchange students, too. See:
www.caf.fr
Cost of rent
Between € 200 (Cité universitaire) –
600 (private) per month
Prospective living costs
Per semester: € 4 000 – 6 000
Per month: transport € 50, Housing € 200–
600, books € 20, miscellaneous € 100
Campus facilities
Computer rooms, libraries,
cafeterias, the cyber-cafe, and the careers
and placement service.
Further information
Enrolment: app. 8 600 students
Sciences Po is centrally located not far away
from Saint Germain-des-Pres. It is easily
accessible with Metro line 4.
Distance from airport to city:
30 minutes travel time
Erasmus » France
ESCP Europe – Paris
Main language of instruction
French and English
Level of study for exchange students
Master
Enrolment possible in one of the
following programmes
Master in Management Programme
Period of exchange
One semester (fall or spring) or full year
Semester dates
Fall semester: mid September –
mid / end December (exams included)
Spring semester: end of January –
mid May (exams included)
Examination dates
Fall and spring semester: usually last week
of the term
Orientation dates
Fall semester: early September (first week)
Spring semester: early January (first week)
Students are required to attend the
orientation week!
Language preparation
Exchange students may enrol in a weekly
French class upon arrival at ESCP - EAP, at no
additional cost. In this case, they must take a
French level test on the welcome day to
evaluate their level, course is 2 hours per week.
ESCP Europe – Paris
79, avenue de la République
75 543 Paris Cedex 11
www.escp-eap.eu
www.escpeurope.eu
ERASMUS Code: FR PARIS100
41
Application deadline
Fall semester: March 30
Spring semester: September 28
Application requirements
Application forms; Transcript; Proof of good
level of French, if student wishes to take
management courses in French.
Age: preferably not older than 28
Course registration dates
Fall semester: April
Spring semester: October
Students have to register online.
Restricted courses to exchange students
Exchange students can only select elective
courses or specializations. Exchange
students enter during the second or third
year of Grand Ecole.
Student transcript prior to exchange
Yes, with the application form
Course descriptions
www.escpeurope.eu/fr/programmesescp-europe/master-in-managementgrande-ecole/programme/cursusacademiquedu-master-in-managementgrande-ecole-escp-europe/
Credit load per semester
25 ECTS credits
Contact hours per course
30 or 15
No of credits per course
30 contact hours > 5 ECTS
15 contact hours > 2.5 ECTS
Maximum workload per semester
30 ECTS ( 6 courses for 30 hours)
Housing
No accommodation on campus, but
agreement with a student residence called
Le Vivaldi.
Cite Universitaire Internationale:
www.ciup.fr
Private flats > search also possible in the
school intranet
Cost of rent
€ 700 for a 20 sq meter studio and € 600 for
a 19 sq meter studette.
Prospective living costs
Per semester: € 4 000 – 6 000
Per month: Transport: € 56,60 (“Navigo Pass”
Metro, Bus, RER within Paris); Accommo–
dation: € 600 – 1 000; Food: € 300
(€ 70 / month school canteen);
Phone: € 40 / month
Campus facilities
Sport facilities, nursery, bookshop, library,
computer room;
Further information
Enrolment: app. 4 000 students
5 campuses in Europe: Paris, London, Berlin,
Madrid, Torino. The Paris campus is located in
the east of Paris. A few hundred meters along
the Avenue de la Republique you arrive at
the famous „La Cimetière Père Lachaise“.
Accreditations: AACSB, EQUIS, AMBA;
Distance from airport to city: app. 30 minutes
Erasmus » France
Université de Strasbourg
EM Strasbourg
Main language of instruction
French and English
Other languages of instruction
Some courses in German
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor and Master
Enrolment possible in one of the
following programmes
Non-degree seeking students take classes
in the Programme Grande Ecole. Degreeseeking exchange students who stay for
2 semesters can do a one-year Bachelor’s
Degree in European Management
Period of exchange
Full year or one semester (fall or spring)
Semester dates
Fall semester: early September –
mid December
Spring semester: early / mid January –
end of April
Examination dates
Fall semester: December 14 –19
Spring semester: May 3 –15
Orientation dates
Fall semester: September 3 and 4
Spring semester: January 7 and 8
Language preparation
Language classes are offered throughout
the year on all levels
Ecole de Management Strasbourg
EM Strasbourg Business School
61, avenue de la Forêt Noire
67085 Strasbourg Cedex
www.em-strasbourg.eu
www.em-strasbourg.eu/
ems/ems-exchange-students-61.html
ERASMUS Code: FR STRASBO48
42
Application deadline
Fall semester and full year: May 31
Spring semester: October 31
Application requirements
Must be nominated by partner university
(no language requirements or other
certificates necessary):
www.em-strasbourg.eu/formations/
programme-grande-ecole-etudiants-enechange-demarches-administratives-91.html
Course registration dates
Students will register for courses on site
(during the first week of class).
Restricted courses to exchange students
Exchange students cannot take first-year
courses, they should therefore have a good
basic knowledge in Business Studies
(last year of undergraduate at least)
Student transcript prior to exchange
Not necessary
Course descriptions
intranet.em-strasbourg.eu/cgi/visi//
guide_cours1v.asp?langue=2
Credit load per semester
30 ECTS
Contact hours per course
20
No of credits per course
3 ECTS
Minimum workload per semester
To be determined by the home institution
Maximum workload per semester
36 ECTS credits (12 courses)
Housing
Restricted number of places in university,
housing is reserved for exchange students;
otherwise lists with offers and contacts for
private Housing are given to students.
Cost of rent
€ 150 – 250 in a student hall
€ 350 – 500 private Housing
€ 250 – 400 in a shared flat
Prospective living costs
Per semester: € 3 000 – 5 000
Campus facilities
Language and computer labs, library,
cafeteria and student’s café; language
centres, sports facilites
Further information
Enrolment: app. 41 000 students
(app. 1 750 at Ecole de Management)
IECS Strasbourg has only recently merged
with the University of Strasbourg and then
became EM Strasbourg (Ecole de
Management) . EM Strasbourg is located
in the east of Strasbourg.
Distance from airport to city: 20 km
Erasmus » Greece
Oikonomiko
Panepistimio Athinon
Main language of instruction
Greek
Other languages of instruction
English
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor (4 - year Bachelor with
240 ECTS credits)
Enrolment possible in one of the
following programmes
At the moment only Bachelor available in
English, Master is only available in Greek
language. Master students could take
courses from the 4th year of the Bachelor
programme.
Period of exchange
One semester (fall or spring)
Semester dates
Fall semester: October 1 – January 15
Spring semester: February 8 – May 28
Examination dates
Fall semester: January 18 – February 5
Spring semester: June 1 – June 30
Orientation dates
Erasmus Student Network
of the Athens University of Economics
and Business: esn_aueb@yahoo.gr
Language preparation
Modern Greek – free of charge, during
the semester.
Athens University of
Economics and Business
Department of Management
Science and Technology
76, Patission Street
103 34 Athens
www.aueb.gr
ERASMUS Code: GR ATHINE04
43
Application deadline
Mid July;
www.aueb.gr/pages_en/
erasmus/index.php
Application requirements
Application form, transcript of records
www.aueb.gr/pages_en/erasmus/
index.php
Course registration dates
1st day of the semester
Course descriptions
www.aueb.gr/pages_en/erasmus
Courses in English
Credit load per semester
www.aueb.gr/pages_en/erasmus
Contact hours per course
4
No of credits per course
6 ECTS
Minimum workload per semester
30 ECTS
Maximum workload per semester
30 ECTS
Housing
Private apartments near the university
Information:
www.esnathens.gr
esn_aueb@yahoo.gr
Cost of rent
Approx. € 300 / month
Prospective living costs
Per semester: € 3 500 – 4 000
Campus facilities
Libraries, computing services, medical
services, sport facilities
Further information
Enrolment: 3 000 students app.
The university is located at downtown
Athens near the Archaeological Museum.
Metro station and several bus lines are
nearby.
Distance from airport to city: 50 km
Erasmus » Croatia
Universitas studiorum
Zagrabiensis
Main language of instruction
Croatian
Other languages of instruction
English
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor
Enrolment possible in one of the
following programmes
Bachelor Degree in Business
Economics and Business International
Program
Period of exchange
One semester (fall or spring) or full year
Semester dates
Fall semester: October 1 – February 28 /29
Spring semester: March 1 – June 30
Dates may vary from faculty to faculty.
Examination dates
Fall semester: February 1 – 28 /29
Spring semester: June 15 – July 15
Dates may vary from faculty to faculty.
Language preparation
Intensive Croatian Language Course
before semester starts; an academic and
cultural programme is combined.
For information send email to:
croatianlang@unizg.hr
Faculty of Economics and Business
Trg Marsala Tita 14
10000 Zagreb
www.unizg.hr
www.efzg.hr
ERASMUS Code: HR ZAGREB01
44
Application deadline
Fall semester: May 10
Spring semester: December 10
Application requirements
www.efzg.hr/default.aspx?id=10683
Online application form to fill in and send
to IRO;
TOEFL certificate is necessary or
Cambridge Certificate, IELTS
Course registration dates
On site at registration office
Course descriptions
www.efzg.hr/default.aspx?id=5888
www.efzg.hr/default.aspx?id=10012
Credit load per semester
30 ECTS
Contact hours per course
Usually 60 or 90
No of credits per course
1– 8 ECTS; 1 ECTS = 30 working hours,
Minimum workload per semester
18 ECTS
Maximum workload per semester
30 ECTS
Housing
Housing request form will be sent to the
exchange student after acceptance by the
IRO. All exchange students will be living in
building 8 of student residence Cvjetno
naselje, Odranska 8, 10000 Zagreb.
Cost of rent
Per month: € 90
Prospective living costs
Per semester: € 2 500 – 3 500
Per month:
Food: € 55
Transport: € 11
Housing: € 90
Entertainment: € 27
Miscellaneous: € 14
Books: € 27
Campus facilities
Library and documentation centre,
sport facilities, computer centre
Further information
Enrolment: 50 000 students app.
(Faculty of Economics and Business: 13 000)
The Faculty of Economics and Business
is located in the (North)-East of Zagreb
and is easily reachable by tram.
Students need to get a stay permit within
1 month after arrival at central police station
if staying longer than 90 days in Croatia.
Distance from airport to city: 30 minutes
travel time
Erasmus » Italy
Alma Mater Studiorum
Università di Bologna
Main language of instruction
Italian
Other languages of instruction
English
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor and Master
Period of exchange
One semester (fall or spring)
Semester dates
Fall semester: September 29 – February 25
Spring semester: February 26 – July 31
Examination dates
Fall semester: November 3 – 8;
December 16 – 20; January 7 – 26
Spring semester: April 8 – 21; June 1 – 31
Additional session: September 1 – 26
Orientation dates
Fall semester: one day in early October
Spring semester: one day in middle
of February
Application requirements
Basic knowledge of Italian language
(A2 level CEFRL), online registration after
receiving our e-mail
Course registration dates
No dates, but it is suggested to arrive for
the first week of courses. Students have to
choose their subjects by filling in the online
study plan; instructions upon arrival.
Restricted courses to exchange students
Students can attend all courses never­
theless there are some professional master
courses closed to exchange students.
Faculty of Economics – Campus of Bologna
Via Zamboni 33
40126 Bologna
www.unibo.it
www.economia.unibo.it/Economia+
Bologna/Relazioni+Internazionali/Ufficio+
estero/Foreign_Office.htm
ERASMUS Code: IT BOLOGNA01
45
Course descriptions
www.eng.unibo.it/PortaleEn/
Academic+programmes/Teachings/
default.htm
Contact hours per course
30 – 90
No of credits per course
4 – 12 (Bologna credits are equivalent
to ECTS credits)
Housing
www.sais.ceur.it
Cost of rent
About € 400 for a single room, about
€ 300 for a double room in shared flats
Prospective living costs
Per semester € 3 500
Campus facilities
Canteen, free wi - fi, sport clubs
www.cus.unibo.it
Further information
Students enrolled: 70 000
The University of Bologna is situated in
the city center of Bologna. It is one of the
oldest universities in Italy and Europe.
Exchange students need an Italian fiscal
number in order to open a bank account.
Distance from airport to city: 16 km from
Bologna Airport
Erasmus » Italy
Università
Carlo Cattaneo – LIUC
Main language of instruction
Italian
Other languages of instruction
English
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor and Master
Enrolment possible in one of the
following programmes
Courses in Italian or courses in English
(mainly offered in Economics and
Management)
Period of exchange
One semester (fall or spring) or full year
Semester dates
Fall semester: beginning of September –
December
Spring semester: beginning of February –
early June
Examination dates
Included in the semester dates
mentioned above
Orientation dates
The first week of each semester
Language preparation
English
Faculty of Economics
Corso Matteotti, 22
21053 Castellanza (VA)
www.liuc.it
www.liuc.it/cmgenerale/default.
asp?ssito=6&codice=152
ERASMUS Code: IT CASTELL01
46
Application deadline
Fall semester: May 30
Spring semester: November 15
Starting from 2009 – 10 the application
will be online.
Application requirements
application forms:
www.liuc.it/cmgenerale/default.asp?
ssito=6&codice=152
> Documents for exchange students;
Transcript of records
Course registration dates
Before arriving students have to send the
Learning Agreement. Once they are in Italy
they have 2 weeks to make their changes.
Restricted courses to exchange students
Courses offered in Italian can be
followed only if the knowledge of Italian
language is good.
Course descriptions
Courses offered in English:
www.liuc.it/cmgenerale/default.
asp?ssito=6&codice=155
Courses offered in Italian
(with the syllabus in English)
www.liuc.it/cmgenerale/
default.asp?ssito=6&codice=151
Credit load per semester
30 ECTS
Contact hours per course
30 – 40 per semester
No of credits per course
2 – 12
Maximum workload per semester
30 ECTS credits
Housing
Through the International Office:
on campus
www.liuc.it/cmgenerale/default.asp?
ssito=6&codice=77
There is a possibility to find a private
flat but students have to do the research
by themselves.
Cost of rent
Double room on campus: € 430 per month
(minimum 4 months)
Single room on campus: € 715 per month
(minimum 4 months)
Prospective living costs
Per semester: € 2 000 (minimum)
Campus facilities
On campus: library, language centre,
psychological counseling
Further information
Enrolment: 2 500 students
LIUC was founded by the Industrial
Association of Varese. It is a state-recognised university and consists of three
faculties: Economics, Law and Engineering.
It is housed in a cotton mill which is
surrounded by wide parklands.
Students who do all their courses in
English are asked to do at least one course
given in Italian (mandatory!). For financial
transactions also exchange students need a
fiscal number.
Distance from airport to city: 45 minutes by
car from Malpensa Intern. Airport
Erasmus » Italy
Università degli
Studi di Firenze
Main language of instruction
Italian
Other languages of instruction
English (a few courses)
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor and Master
Period of exchange
One semester or full year
Semester dates
Fall semester: September 14 – December 12
Spring semester: February 15 – May 28
Examination dates
Fall semester: Mid January – mid February
Spring semester: Mid May – mid July
Language preparation
Italian language course free of charge, form
to download from website
Application deadline
Fall semester: June 30
Spring semester: November 30
Application requirements
Italian Language course form (optional)
and 4 passport photos.
It is not online (only paper)
Level B1 (Italian and English)
www.cce.unifi.it/upload/sub/
Servizi/relazioni_internaz/Enrolment%
20Form%20Florence1.pdf
Course registration dates
Upon arrival
Faculty of Economics
Via Miele, 3
50127 Firenze
www.unifi.it
www.cce.unifi.it
relintcce@unifi.it
ERASMUS Code: IT FIRENZE01
47
Course descriptions
Only during the semester
www.cce.unifi.it
Credit load per semester
30 CFU = 30 ECTS
No of credits per course
6, or 9, 12
Maximum workload per semester
30 ECTS
Housing
On behalf of the University of Florence,
a Socrates Housing Service is provided by
Integra 2000 Onlus to facilitate incoming
students in finding accommodation.
info@integra2000.unifi.it or
accommodation@integra2000.unifi.it
Cost of rent
About € 300 – 450 per month for a single
room in private apartment
Prospective living costs
Per semester: € 3 000 – 3 500
Per month:
Accommodation: from € 300 – 500
Food: € 100 – 150
Public Transport: € 23 or € 185 yearly
Campus facilities
University canteen card, university sport
centre, bus tickets discount, library,
bookshops, canteen, cafès, study rooms,
internet, wi - fi areas,
Further information
Enrolment: 60 000 students app.
The faculties are located all over the
historical city center of Firenze
(so-called POLI).
Exchange students need an Italian fiscal
number in order to open a bank account.
Distance from airport to city: 5 km
Erasmus » Italy
Università Cattolica
del Sacro Cuore
Main language of instruction
Italian
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor and Master
Enrolment possible in one of the
following programmes
As international students you can take any
course within any faculty at any level, Laurea
Triennale, coded LT, (undergraduate) and
Laurea Specialistica, coded LS, (graduate)
Period of exchange
One semester (fall or spring) or full year
Semester dates
Fall semester: end of September –
mid December
Spring semester: mid February – mid May
Examination dates
Fall semester: mid January – mid February
Spring semester: mid May – mid July
Orientation dates
For students enrolled in the pre-session
intensive Italian Language Course at
beginning of September; for students who
want to arrive for the beginning of the
semester courses on September 22.
All Exchange students are required to
attend the Welcome Day.
Language preparation
2 options: pre-session intensive 50 units 5
ECTS € 375; sem 40 units 3 ECTS € 275;
intensive+sem € 550. Start in Sept for the
Fall sem. Registration and Placement Test at
the link www.unicatt.it/incoming
ItalianLanguageCourse
Faculty of Economics
Via Carducci 28 / 30
20123 Milano
www.unicatt.it
www.unicatt.it/Incoming
ERASMUS Code: IT MILANO03
48
Application deadline
Fall semester / Full Year: July
Application requirements
Please download the following pdf-forms
from www.unicatt.it/Incoming
Incoming Student Application Form with
2 pictures! Home Institution Data,
Learning Agreement, Transcript
Course registration dates
No pre-enrolment or official registration is
needed prior to arrival.
Course descriptions
www.unicatt.it/ECTS
(Guida ECTS > Le Facolta’-select your faculty
> click on STRUTTURA CORSI > select the
academic year – “anno accademico”)
Credit load per semester
30 ECTS
No of credits per course
5 – 8 ECTS credits
Maximum workload per semester
60 ECTS per YEAR
Housing
Housing is not provided by IRO;
Youth Hostels in Milan:
www.ostellionline.org
www.lacordata.it
www.lambrate-hostel.it
For rooms or appartments:
www.unicatt.it/librario/bacheca_home.asp
Milano International Living Service (MIL)
may have upon request spaces available
for E.U. / Erasmus students seeking Housing
in Milan www.milservice.com
Cost of rent
€ 2 375 per semester (5 months), € 475 for
additional month, € 4 750 (full-year)
Prospective living costs
Per semester: € 3 500 – 4 000
A meal in a pizzeria € 15–20; breakfast in a
bar (cappuccino and croissant) € 2; full meal
in a university refectory € 2,60; disco
entrance € 15 – 20; bus / tram / underground
ticket (valid for 75 minutes): € 1; monthly
student travel card € 25; Cinema ticket € 7,50
Campus facilities
Libraries, computer services, multimedia
laboratories
Further information
Enrolment: 42 000 students app.
The Catholic University of Milano is a private
run institution (but state recognized) with 5
different locations in 5 cities. The campus
Milano is located in the city center of Milan,
surrounded by ancient historical buildings.
Exchange students need an Italian fiscal
number in order to open a bank account.
Distance from airport to city: from Linate
Airport 20 minutes by bus, from Malpensa
Airport 40 minutes by train
Erasmus » Italy
Università di Padova
Main language of instruction
Italian
Other languages of instruction
English
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor and Master
Period of exchange
One semester (fall or spring) or full year
Semester dates
Fall semester: September 22 – November 30
Spring semester: January 14 – March 15
Third term: April 7 – June 12
Examination dates
Fall semester: December 1 – December 21
Spring semester: March 17 – April 5
Third term: June 15 – June 27
Orientation dates
One day between October 10 and 20
Language preparation
Entry test at Centro Linguistico
di Ateneo Se.R.I; courses are for free
Application deadline
Fall semester: July 15
Spring semester: November 15
Course registration dates
Upon arrival
School of Economics
and Business Administration
Via VIII Febbraio, 2
35122 Padova
www.unipd.it
www.economia.unipd.it
ERASMUS Code: IT PADOVA01
49
Course descriptions
www.economia.unipd.it/didattica/index.ph
p?sezione=didattica&sub=63&macro=3
Credit load per semester
Almost 35 ECTS
Contact hours per course
Usually 8 –12 hours per week
No of credits per course
5 –10 ECTS
Housing
International exchange students have
230 places available at students halls of
residence.
Usually the number of applicants is more
than the available placements. For this
reason not all applications can be satisfied
and only those entered before the deadline
(July15 for the first trimester and November
15 for the second and third) will be taken
into consideration. All accommodation is
assigned on a first come – first served basis,
so it is on the own interest of exchange
students to send their accommodation
form as soon as possible.
www.sassa.org
sassa@sassa.org
Cost of rent
Per month: € 135 for a double room € 215 for a single room
Prospective living costs
Per semester: € 3 500 – 4 000
(Living costs per student is estimated at
€ 650 – 700 per month)
Campus facilities
There is no campus, but all the services
are very close.
Further information
Enrolment: 66 000 students app.
The University of Padova is one of the most
prestigious universities in the world.
It was founded in 1222 and is located in the
centre of Padova. The Faculty of Economics
and Business Administration opened in 1993.
Students need to apply for a fiscal number
in order to open a bank account.
Distance from airport to city:
1 hour by train or bus
Erasmus » Italy
LUISS Libera Università
Internazionale
Main language of instruction
Italian
Other languages of instruction
English: courses in the General Management, Economics and Business and one year
Master in EU Studies programmes
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor and Master
Period of exchange
One semester (fall or spring) or full year
Semester dates
Fall semester: September 21 – February 27
(including exams)
Spring semester: March 1 – July 24
(including exams)
Examination dates
Fall semester: January 7 – February 27
Spring semester: June 3 – July 24
Guest students are automatically registered
for exam sessions. Exams are usually oral
exams! High level of Italian necessary!
Orientation dates
Fall semester: September 17
Spring semester: February 25
Language preparation
September 9 to September 23; free of charge
Faculty of Economics
Viale Pola 12
00198 Rome
www.luiss.it
www.luiss.edu
www.luiss.edu/prospective-students/
exchange-students
ERASMUS Code: IT ROMA03
50
Application deadline
Fall and Spring semester: May 31
Application requirements
online application forms, 2 passport-size
photos, transcript of records in English
www.luiss.edu/ects-applicationform-academic-year-20092010
Course registration dates
As of the beginning of the classes; few days
to choose courses, registration to do with
IRO, after deadline no change is possible
Restricted courses to exchange students
Master’s degree courses to Bachelor students.
The courses of the School of Journalism.
All post-graduate and PhD courses
Course descriptions
www.luiss.edu/system/files/20082009-economics-brochure.pdf
www.luiss.edu/prospective-students/
exchange-students/ects-course-catalogs
Credit load per semester
3 - 4 courses per semester (depending
on the number of credits and language
competence) 30 Credits
Contact hours per course
Full-time attendance of courses is compulsory
No of credits per course
Bachelor degree: 2 –8
Master degree: 4– 8
Maximum workload per semester
Not more than 30 credits
Housing
Deadline is May 31 for both semesters.
Students must apply for Housing by ticking
the on-line application form and sending
the original form to CTS and a copy to
LUISS. The Housing form is not on-line, it is
sent to the International coordinator of the
home University. Students have to confirm
within 15 days.
Cost of rent
Between € 350 – 500
Prospective living costs
Per semester: € 3 600 – 4 500
Per month:
Housing: € 350 – 500
Meals: € 150 – 250
Transportation: € 30 monthly card
Textbooks: about € 260 average
per semester
Campus facilities
Library, computer center, sport facilities,
dining hall; the university union organizes
students facilities; shuttle service connects
the different locations of the university
Further information
Enrolment: 7 100 students app.
LUISS is a private run university which was
founded in 1966. It is located near the city
center (north-east). It has 3 faculties
(Economics, Law, Political Sciences).
The Bachelor in Economics and Business is
offered entirely in English. Students need to
apply for a fiscal number in order to open
a bank account.
Erasmus » The Netherlands
Rijksuniversiteit
Groningen
Main language of instruction
English
Other languages of instruction
Dutch
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor and Master
Period of exchange One semester (spring or fall)
Semester dates
Fall semester:
Block 1: September 1 – November 11
Block 2: November 10 – February 6
Spring semester:
Block 1: February 9 – April 24
Block 2: April 27 – July 10
Examination dates
Examinations: the last two or three weeks
of each block
Orientation dates
In the week before the semester starts.
Language preparation
Dutch courses are offered to exchange
students
Faculty of Economics & Business
Nettelbosje 2
9747 AE Groningen
www.rug.nl
www.rug.nl/feb
ERASMUS Code: NL GRONING01
51
Application deadline
Fall semester: June 15
Spring semester: January 5
Application requirements
online registration:
www.rug.nl/feb/informatievoor/
exchangestudents/AdmissionandApplication
All exchange students need to show
TOEFL score of 92 (internet-based test)
or 580 (paper-based test), or an IELTS score
of 6.5 (or a similar score on a comparable
English language test).
Course registration dates
On the day of the introduction
Course descriptions
On website
Credit load per semester
30 ECTS
Contact hours per course
One ECTS is the equivalent of 28 hours
of study.
No of credits per course
5 – 10 ECTS
Housing
International Student Houses
or private Housing:
www.housingoffice.nl
Cost of rent
€ 250 – 340 per month
Prospective living costs
Per semester: € 3 500 – 4 500
Per month:
Food: € 180
Spending money: € 55
Insurance: € 35 – 55
Language courses: € 100 – 450
Security deposit:
Approximately 2 weeks rent
Bicycle: € 45 – 110
(good quality second-hand)
Campus facilities
Libraries, indoor and outdoor sport centers,
students societies
Further information
Enrolment: 27 000 students app.
Rijksuniversiteit Groningen is one of the
oldest universities in the Netherlands.
It is located in the North of Groningen.
Groningen is in the North of The
Netherlands. The Faculty of Economics and
Business has approx. 5 500 students
enrolled.
Erasmus » The Netherlands
Universiteit van Tilburg
Main language of instruction
English
Other languages of instruction
None (Courses in Dutch are not open to
exchange students)
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor or Master
Enrolment possible in one of the
following programmes
Courses from International Business and
Finance
Period of exchange Fall or spring semester (or full
academic year)
Semester dates
Fall semester: August 31 – January 22
Spring semester: January 25 – June 11
Examination dates
Fall semester: December 14 – 18
and January 4 – 22
Spring semester: May 10 – June 11
Orientation dates
Fall semester: August 24 – 28
Spring semester: January 18 – 22
Language preparation
Intensive language course in Dutch
ec.europa.eu/education/programmes/
llp/erasmus/eilc/courses_en.html
Faculty of Economics
and Business Administration
Warandelaan 2
5037AB Tilburg
www.tilburguniversity.nl
www.tilburguniversity.nl/faculties/feb
www.tilburguniversity.nl/prospectivestudents/
exchange
ERASMUS Code: NL TILBURG01
52
Application deadline
Fall semester: May 31
Spring semester: October 31
Application requirements
Online application form;
exchange students are not required to take
the Toefl or IELTS although they must have
a level equivalent to Toefl 213 / 550
and IELTS 6.0.
studiegids.uvt.nl/it10.appl_form?bron=
on&appl=Exchange&pfac=FEB
Course registration dates
During the orientation week
Restricted courses to exchange students
Some courses with special pre-requisites.
MPhil courses are not open to Masterstudents.
Course descriptions
studiegids.uvt.nl/it10.home?taal=E
www.tilburguniversity.nl/exchange/courses
Credit load per semester
24 - 30 ECTS
Contact hours per course
30
No of credits per course
6 ECTS (usually)
Minimum workload per semester
24 ECTS
Maximum workload per semester
30 ECTS
Housing
Students may request accommodation in
the application form. For more information
on Housing facilities please visit:
www.tilburguniversity.nl/prospective
students/exchange/practicalissues/
beforearrival/arranginghousing
Cost of rent
Per month € 350 – 450
Prospective living costs
Per semester: € 4 000 – 5 000
Food: € 1 500
Housing: € 2 150 – 2 500
Campus facilities
Wireless-LAN access in the whole campus,
several IT-rooms; modern classrooms with
beamers; library with PC - units for research;
self service cafeterias (3) and a la carte
restaurant; copy shop, sports centre,
free parking lot
Further information
Enrolment: 12 000 students
Universiteit van Tilburg was founded in
1927. It has 5 faculties. It has a small,
attractive campus on the edge of town
(west). Tilburg is located in the south of The
Netherlands. The Faculty of Business and
Economics has AACSB accreditation.
Digital Brochures can be found at:
www.tilburguniversity.nl/prospective
students/exchange/contact
Distance from airport to city: by train it takes
2 hours and costs around € 20 – 25.
Erasmus » Norway
BI Norwegian School
of Management
Main language of instruction
English
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor and Master; to take courses from
the MSc programmes students need to
have a minimum of three years relevant
academic background, equivalent to a
Bachelor’s Degree.
Period of exchange One semester (fall or spring) or full year
Semester dates
Fall semester: August – December
Spring semester: early January – June
Examination dates
Fall semester: mid November – December 22
Spring semester: mid April – June 11
Orientation dates
A mandatory introduction programme
takes place at the beginning of each
semester and is organized in cooperation
with the International Students Association
(INSA). Pick up service is offered to
exchange students.
Language preparation
Norwegian language classes are available
through BI Norwegian School of Management. The courses are non - credit and the
course fee is approximately NOK 1 500.
BI Norwegian School of Management
Nydalsveien 37
0484 Oslo
www.bi.edu
www.bi.edu/exchange
ERASMUS Code: NO SANDVIK02
53
Application deadline
Fall semester: May 1
Spring semester: October 1
Application requirements
Application form, transcript of records
Course registration dates
A form will be sent to the students by email
prior to arrival. Deadline Bachelor:
Fall semester: August 10
Spring semester: December 10
Deadline Master:
Fall semester: August 10
Spring semester: December 10
Restricted courses to exchange students
MBA courses
Course descriptions
www.bi.edu/studenthandbook
Credit load per semester
30 ECTS credits.
No of credits per course
6 ECTS credits (usually); from 2009 /2010
1st year Bachelor courses: 7,5 ECTS credits
Housing
BI Norwegian School of Management
guarantees new international students in
finding Housing in student dormitories.
More information about Housing is
available on www.bi.edu/Housing.
Cost of rent
Per month € 305–490
Prospective living costs
Per semester: € 6 100
Approximately € 1 200 per month, including
rent, food, books and travels.
However this can vary according to
individual needs.
Campus facilities
State of the art library services, quality
computer facilities, campus cafeteria,
bookstore, international student
organizations, student health services,
fitness centre at student prices, student
sport clubs, and Student Service Centre.
Further information
Enrolment: 18 500 app.
BI Norwegian School of Management
is a self-owned foundation and one of the
best business schools in the Scandinavian
region. It holds the EQUIS accreditation
since 1999. A new campus in Nydalen
is offered since 2007 and is located in the
north of Oslo.
Erasmus » Poland
Uniwersytet
Ekonomiczny w Krakowie
Main language of instruction
Polish, English
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor or Master
Period of exchange
Full year or one semester (fall or spring)
Semester dates
Fall semester: October 6 – January 23
Spring semester: February 23 – June 28
Examination dates
Fall semester: January 26 – February 15
Spring semester: June 15 – 28
Orientation dates
Fall semester: September 29 – October 5
Spring semester: February 16 – 22
Application deadline
Fall semester: June 30
Spring semester: December 10
Application requirements
English language level at least B2
(needs to be proofed by some certificate or
otherwise placement test mandatory).
Students who wish to follow the Polish
Track need to proof good level of Polish,
too. Further requirements to be found on
the website: see “shortterm students”
Faculty of Economics
ul. Rakowicka 27
31 – 510 Kraków
nowa.uek.krakow.pl/en
www.fetc.ae.krakow.pl
ERASMUS Code: PL KRAKOW04
54
Course descriptions
bpz.ae.krakow.pl/course_description_
archive.html
Contact hours per course
24 – 46
No of credits per course
3 – 6
Housing
Private accommodation organized by the
CUE or privately
Cost of rent
Single bedroom per semester: € 265 – 555
Prospective living costs
Per semester: € 3 000 (minimum)
Campus facilities
Computer labs, free e-mail-access,
lecture halls, sports and recreation facilities,
two student dorms, canteen, medical center
nearby, library.
Further information
Enrolment: app. 21 000 students
Poland’s largest university of economics
with 4 faculties. The Cracow University of
Economics has a large campus near the old
town and it is near to the central railway
station.
International students arrival:
Fall semester: September 25 – 28,
Spring semester: February 12 – 15
Erasmus » Poland
Szkola Glowna Handlowa
w Warszawie – SGH
Main language of instruction
Polish, English
Other languages of instruction
English, French, German, Russian
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor and Master
Enrolment possible in one of the
following programmes
Business Studies and Management
Sciences, Social Sciences (Economics)
Period of exchange
One semester (fall or spring)
Semester dates
Fall semester: October 1 – January 20
Spring semester: February 15 – June 6
Examination dates
Fall semester: January 22 – February 3
Spring semester: June 7 – 20
Orientation dates
Fall semester: September 28 – 30
Spring semester: February 11 – 13
Application deadline
Fall semester or full year: April 20
Spring semester: October 19
Application requirements
Following the on-line nomination process
completed by host school coordinators
application on-line system is available at:
www.sgh.waw.pl/en/wspolpraca-en/
registration;
Appropriate proficiency in English (or Polish)
at least at the level of B2 in the CEFR scale.
Course registration dates
Course registration process consists of
several stages and students will be
informed about exact dates by the
Incoming Students Officer at the right time.
Restricted courses to exchange students
No
Al. Niepodleglosci 162
02 – 554 Warsaw
www.sgh.waw.pl
www.sgh.waw.pl/en/wspolpraca-en/
information/news
ERASMUS Code: PL WARSZAW03
55
Course descriptions
www.sgh.waw.pl/courses
The ECTS Guide including all relevant info
concerning credits, grading, system of
studies etc. is available for download at:
www.sgh.waw.pl/uczelnia-en/
wspolpraca-en/ects
Credit load per semester
30 ECTS
Contact hours per course
Regular full-time course: 30
No of credits per course
2 – 7; depending on the number of
contact hours and workload
Minimum workload per semester
30 ECTS
Maximum workload per semester
75 ECTS per year
Housing
Housing on-campus (student dormitory
“Sabinki”, limited number of places assigned
on “first come first serve basis”).
Housing off-campus – shared flats to be
found by students.
Application for the dormitory is included in
online application form.
Cost of rent
Housing on-campus:
Per month / person (double): € 90 (minimum);
Damage deposit: per person € 100
Housing off-campus: € 193 – 386 per
month / appartment excl. utilities
Prospective living costs
Per semester: € 2 700 (minimum)
Per month:
Food: € 110
Transport: € 10 (personalised pass)
www.ztm.waw.pl
Housing: € 90 – 386
Entertainment: € 50
Books: € 50
Campus facilities
Library, computer laboratories, sport
facilities, WIFI-network
Further information
Enrolment: app. 15 000 students
Warsaw School of Economics was founded
in 1906 as first public university of economics and managment in Poland. It is ranked
first among all business schools in Poland.
The campus is located in central Warsaw.
Distance from airport to city: around 7 km
to the centre although the airport is within
the borders of the city.
Erasmus » Portugal
ISCTE – Instituto
Universitário de Lisboa
Main language of instruction
Portuguese
Other languages of instruction
English
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor and Master (just for Social
Sciences)
Enrolment possible in one of the
following programmes
Students are allowed to make undergraduate courses in other departments if necessary
Period of exchange
One semester (fall or spring) or full year
Semester dates
Fall semester: September 14 – February 5
Spring semester: February 8 – July 2
Examination dates
Included in the semester dates
Orientation dates
Fall semester: September 10 – 11
Spring semester: February 4 – 5
Language preparation
Several typologies of courses, for info:
gmiva.iscte.pt/ari/index.php?option=
com_content&view=article&id=69&Itemid=
110&lang=en
ISCTE Business School(IBS) and
Psychology Department
Av. das Forcas Armadas
1649-026 Lisboa
www.iscte.pt
gmiva.iscte.pt/ari
ERASMUS Code: PT LISBOA07
56
Application deadline
Fall semester: June 30
Spring semester: November 30
Application requirements
Application forms to be sent only by e-mail
together with a digital picture, originals are
not necessary.
gmiva.iscte.pt/ari/index.php?option=
com_content&view=article&id=72
Course registration dates
Courses in English (as soon as possible) with
Diana Malyszek at: diana.malyszek@iscte.pt
Restricted courses to exchange students
Dissertations and final projects
Course descriptions
Courses in English on the IEPM website
iepm.ibs.iscte.pt
Credit load per semester
30 ECTS credits
No of credits per course
6 ECTS credits
Housing
For students’ residences:
iscte.pt/residencia.jsp?
Cost of rent
In students’ residences: € 150 – 250
Prospective living costs
Per semester: € 3 600
Food: € 150
Transport: € 20
Housing: € 150 – 300
Entertainment: € 100 –150
Miscellaneous: € 75
Books: € 25
Campus facilities
Medical service, sporting centre, library and
documentation services, computing
facilities, cafeterias
Further information
Enrolment: app. 8 000 students
ISCTE is located in the centre of Lisbon.
It was founded in 1972. It has about 250
exchange students per year.
ISCTE Business School offers diverse
Bachelor- and Master-programmes.
Distance from airport to city: 5 – 10 minutes
Erasmus » Portugal
Universidade
Nova de Lisboa
Main language of instruction
Portuguese and English
Other languages of instruction
Approximately 70 % of the undergraduate
courses are available in English. Masters
courses are entirely taught in English.
Level of study for exchange students
Undergraduate and Graduate
Period of exchange
One semester (fall or spring) or full year
Semester dates
Fall semester: September 17 – December 14
Spring semester: February 21 – May 21
Examination dates
Fall semester:
1st round: January 3 – 15
2nd round: January 23 – 29
Spring semester:
1st round: May 29 – June 11
2nd round: June 23 – 30
Orientation dates
The Welcome meeting takes place 2 – 3 days
before classes start and it is mandatory for
exchange students.
Language preparation
Twice a year; the Universidade Nova de
Lisboa runs a Portuguese-language and
culture course targeted at its foreign
exchange students. Exchange students are
fee-exempted. The IO can enrol the
interested students.
Faculdade de Economia
Campus de Campolide
Student Exchange Office
1099 – 032 Lisboa
www.fe.unl.pt
ERASMUS Code: PT LISBOA03
57
Application deadline
Fall semester: June 14
Spring semester: end of December
Application requirements
In order to enroll on second-cycle courses,
incoming students must have done at least
180 ECTS at their home institution. Applicants to the Masters programs in Economics,
Finance and in Management are required to
hold an undergraduate degree. The use of
quantitative techniques is a must. Fluency in
oral and written English as required.
Transcript of records; further information:
www.fe.unl.pt/index.php?page=896
Course descriptions
Undergraduate and Graduate courses:
portal.fe.unl.pt/portal/page?_
pageid=35,21965&_dad=portal&_
schema=PORTAL
Credit load per semester
30 ECTS credits
Contact hours per course
60 for undergraduate courses
No of credits per course
7,5 ECTS credits
Maximum workload per semester
37,5 ECTS
Housing
There is an active market in Lisbon for rental
housing where most foreign students can
find a nice place to stay. The university
holds only a very limited number of
vacancies in its on-campus student
dormitory (Residência Alfredo de Sousa).
The International Exchange Office, however,
provides assistance to help foreign students
find a suitable accommodation upon
arrival in Lisbon.
Cost of rent
Per month: € 250 – 350
Prospective living costs
Per semester: € 3 600
Per month:
Housing: € 250 – 350
Meals: € 150 – 200
Books/Supplies: € 50
Transportation (bus, train, metro): € 40
Leisure: € 75 – 100
Campus facilities
Library / documentation centres, computer
facilities (including e-mail connections for
all exchange students), cafés, restaurant,
student organisations and bookstore.
Further information
Enrolment: app. 14 200 students
Universidade Nova de Lisboa’s Business
school was founded in 1978. It is one of the
leading business schools in Portugal.
The school is located at one of seven hill
tops of Lisbon. Accreditation: EQUIS
Distance from airport to city: 30 minutes
travel time
Erasmus » Sweden
Internationella Handelshögskolan i Jönköping
Main language of instruction
English
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor and Master
Period of exchange
One semester (fall or spring) or full year
Semester dates
Fall semester: August 24 – December 20
Spring semester: January 18 – June 5
Orientation dates
Fall semester: August 17 – 23
Spring semester: January 11 – 17
Compulsory!
Arrival dates
Fall: August 14 – 16
Spring: January 8 – 10
Application deadline
Fall semester: May 15
Spring semester: November 1
Application requirements
Online application after nomination.
All international students must receive a
signature from a representative of their
home university guaranteeing their fluency
in English. Although the TOEFL score is not a
formal requirement, all students must have
the equivalence of a TOEFL score of at
least 550 (paper-based), and 213
(computer-based), and 79 (internet-based).
Transcript of records.
Course registration dates
During the induction week upon your
arrival at JIBS you will revise and finalise your
choice of courses and will be given
instructions about the registration process.
International Business School
P.O. Box 1026
551 11 Jönköping
www.jibs.se
ERASMUS Code: SE JONKOPI01
58
Course descriptions
www.ihh.hj.se/doc/1626
Contact hours per course
20 hours per week per course
No of credits per course
7,5 ECTS credits
Maximum workload per semester
30 ECTS
Housing
Information available on
www.hj.se
(English version) and only for students
who apply before the deadline (May 30).
accommodation@hj.se
Cost of rent
Per month: app. € 191 – 286
Prospective living costs
Per semester: € 3 750 (minimum)
Per month:
Housing: € 191–286
Food: € 240
Books and study materials: € 38
Telephone, newspapers: € 28
Local travel: € 43
Clothing: € 28
Hobbies, entertainment: € 76
Laundry and hygiene: € 19
Miscellaneous: € 48
Campus facilities
Libraries, computer facilities, WIFI,
restaurants.
Further information
Enrolment: app. 11 000 students
The University of Jönköping consists of four
schools. JIBS is the most international
business school in Sweden; it hosts more
than 750 international students per year
from 75 different countries. JIBS is part of a
foundation and not state owned. It is
located in downtown Jönköping. It holds
AACSB accreditation.
Distance from airport to city: app. 4 km
Erasmus » Sweden
Linköpings Universitet
Main language of instruction
Swedish
Other languages of instruction
English (main language of study for
exchange students)
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor and Master
Period of exchange
One semester (fall or spring) or full year
Semester dates
Fall semester: August 17 – January 24
Spring semester: January 25 – June 13
Orientation dates
About 1 week before the official start
of the semester.
Application deadline
Autumn semester and academic year: April 15
Spring semester: October 15
Application requirements
Complete application form, transcript of
records and proof of English
www.liu.se/en/education/exchange/
application
Course registration dates
The student needs to apply for courses in
the application form.
Faculty of Arts & Sciences
58183 Linköping
www.liu.se/en
www.filfak.liu.se/en
ERASMUS Code: SE LINKOPI01
59
Course descriptions
www.liu.se/en/education/exchange/
courses/art
Credit load per semester
30 ECTS
Contact hours per course
Total workload: 40 hours per week including
lectures, group work, homework
No of credits per course
7,5 ECTS
Housing
Student housing areas; application with
application forms of the LIU; see:
www.liu.se/en/education/exchange/
application/accommodation
Cost of rent
Per month: app. € 258
Prospective living costs
Per semester: € 4 000 (minimum)
www.liu.se/en/education/practical/
lifesw/money
Campus facilities
Libraries, computing facilities
Further information
Enrolment: app. 25 000 students
Linköping University was founded in the
1970’s. It is located in the west of Linköping.
The Faculty of Arts and Science you can
find at Campus Valla.
www.liu.se/en/education/exchange
Distance from airport to city: 2 – 3 hours
with train from Stockholm Arlanda Airport;
see www.liu.se/en/education/exchange
admitted/arrival/travel
Erasmus » Sweden
Luleå University
of Technology
Main language of instruction
English
Other languages of instruction
Swedish
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor and Master
Enrolment possible in one of the
following programmes
Bachelor or Master: Business or International
Business
Period of exchange
One semester (fall or spring) or full year
Semester dates
Fall semester: August 31 – January 15
Spring semester: January 17 – June 5
Examination dates
Fall semester:
Quarter 1: October 22 – 29
Quarter 2: January 11 – 16
Spring semester:
Quarter 3: March 19 – 26
Quarter 4: May 31 – June 5
Students staying just for the autumn term
can sit the exams before Christmas.
Orientation dates
Mandatory!
Fall semester: mid August
Spring semester: mid January
Language preparation
Intensive language courses are offered
during orientation and during the semester.
Deptartment of Business Administration
and Social Sciences
Regnbågsallén
97187 Lulea
www.ltu.se
www.ltu.se/inst/ies/d3871?l=en
www.lurc.se
ERASMUS Code: SE LULEA01
60
Application deadline
Fall semester: April 15
Spring semester: October 15
Application requirements
Student application form, learning agreement, transcript of records
Course registration dates
In order to attend the course you need to
register for it through the Student Portal.
Course registration is normally done during
the first five days of each quarter.
Course descriptions
portal.student.ltu.se/valguiden/
valguiden_en_ht.php
Credit load per semester
30 ECTS credits
No of credits per course
7,5 ECTS credits
Minimum workload per semester
30 ECTS credits
Maximum workload per semester
45 ECTS credits
Housing
Application form for accommodation has to
be attached with the application form:
www.lurc.se/application-for-accommodation
Cost of rent
Per month: € 240 – 270
Prospective living costs
Per semester: € 3 750 (minimum)
Per month: € 750
Food: € 200
Transport: € 50
Housing: € 320
Telephone / internet: € 30
Insurance, medical care and hygiene: € 25
Clothing, hobby / leisure: € 125
Campus facilities
Wireless-LAN access in the whole building,
several IT-rooms, modern classrooms,
library, restaurant
Further information
Enrolment: app. 12 000 students
LTU is the northernmost university in Sweden.
It has been established in the 1970’s as a
college and became university status in the
1990’s. It is located in the north of Lulea.
Distance from airport to city: 15 minutes
Erasmus » Sweden
Lunds Universitet
Main language of instruction
English
Other languages of instruction
Swedish
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor and if some prerequisites are filled
some courses at Master level.
Enrolment possible in one of the
following programmes
www.fek.lu.se/courses
Period of exchange
One semester (fall or spring)
Semester dates
Fall semester: September 1 – January 18
Spring semester: January 19 – June 7
www.fek.lu.se/calendar
Examination dates
At the end of each semester.
Orientation dates
Fall semester: August 24 – September 1
Spring semester: January 12 – 19
Language preparation
Introduction program with Swedish
language preparation.
School of Economics and Management
PO Box 7080
220 07 Lund
www.lu.se
www.fek.lu.se/exchange
www.ehl.lu.se
ERASMUS Code: SE LUND01
61
Application deadline
Fall semester: April 25
Spring semester: October 25
Application requirements
Course application, transcripts of
records and housing
An English proficiency test score is not
formally required for non-native English
speaking exchange students, but the
following levels are good recommendations
for business studies:
TOEFL-test: minimum 600 / 250;
IELTS-test: minimum 6.5;
Cambridge Proficiency Test
Course registration dates
A few days after arrival day.
Restricted courses to exchange students
www.fek.lu.se/courses
Course descriptions
www.fek.lu.se/courses
Credit load per semester
30 ECTS
Contact hours per course
25 – 30
No of credits per course
7,5 ECTS
Maximum workload per semester
Full workload is 40 hours/week
Housing
Students apply for housing online.
Limited number of rooms:
www.fek.lu.se/housing
Cost of rent
Per semester: € 1 051 – 2 100
Prospective living costs
Per semester: € 3 750 (minimum)
Per month:
Food: € 220
Accomodation: € 239 – 315
Campus facilities
Computer rooms, print centre, reception,
wireless network (see: www.ehl.lu.se/en/
about/resources-facilities/internet),
library, career center, café
www.ehl.lu.se/en/about/equis
Further information
Enrolment: app. 38 000 students
The university was founded in 1666. It has
an excellent academic reputation. The
university is located in the heart of the city
of Lund. Lund is located in Southern
Sweden near Denmark. The School of
Economics and Management has EQUIS
accreditation since 2001.
Distance from airport to city: 45 minutes per
train from Copenhagen Airport via Malmö.
www.ehl.lu.se/en/about/maps
Erasmus » Finland
Svenska handelshögskolan
Main language of instruction
English and Swedish
Other languages of instruction
Swedish
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor and Master
Period of exchange
One semester (fall or spring) or full year
Semester dates
Fall semester: end of August – December
(before Christmas), orientation and exams
included
Spring semester: mid January – mid June,
orientation and re-take exam week included
Examination dates
Fall semester:
Period 1 courses: October 17 – 24
Period 2 courses: December 12 – 19
Spring semester:
Period 3 courses: March 6 – 13
Period 4 courses: May 8 – 15
Retake exams sessions accessible also to
Erasmus students.
Orientation dates
Compulsory!
Fall semester: August 26 – 28
Spring semester: January 13 – 15
August 24 – 25: Arrival Days and Tutors’
pickup service
Language preparation
Beginner’s courses in Swedish and Finnish
Hanken School of Economics
Centre for Research and International Affairs
Arkadiankatu 22, P.O.Box 479
00101 Helsinki
www.hanken.fi
www.hanken.fi
> To study > Exchange studies
> Exchange studies at Hanken
ERASMUS Code: SF HELSINK03
62
Application deadline
Fall semester: May 1
Spring semester: November 1
www.hanken.fi/student/en/
registrationpreparation
Application requirements
application forms, transcript of records (with
university stamp), a certificate of English
proficiency is mandatory. A copy of the
original test score document, certified by the
International Office at the home institution
will be accepted. TOEFL: 560 (paper based
test), 220 (computer based test, 83 internet
based test; IELTS: 6.0; Cambridge Certificate
of Proficiency of English CPE: Grade C;
Common European Framework of Reference
for Languages CEF* B2.2
Course registration dates
Fall semester: August 1
Spring semester: December 1
Restricted courses to exchange students
Allowed courses are only the ones found at
www.hanken.fi/student/en > right frame >
Courses and Study plans > Exchange
studies > Courses offered in English (ES - CE)
Course descriptions
www.hanken.fi > right frame > Courses and
Study plans > Exchange studies > Courses
offered in English (ES - CE)
Credit load per semester
30 ECTS (4 – 5 courses)
Contact hours per course
26 – 58 contact hours per course
No of credits per course
6 – 8 ECTS
Minimum workload per semester
20 ECTS
Maximum workload per semester
30 ECTS
Housing
Student residences: Foundation for Student
Housing in the Helsinki Region – HOAS:
www.hoas.fi for Helsinki campus and
www.voas.fi for Vaasa campus
Cost of rent
App. € 300 – 530 per month
Prospective living costs
Per semester: € 4 000 – 5 000
Per month:
Accomodation: € 360
Food: € 250
Local transport: € 40
Personal / incidenta, study material: € 200
Campus facilities
Libraries, cafes,
Further information
Enrolment: app. 2 400 students
Hanken is one of the oldest business
schools in the Nordic countries. It is located
in the north-west Helsinki area. Hanken
holds two accreditations: EQUIS and AMBA.
Distance from airport to city:
35 minutes by bus
Erasmus » Finland
Lappeenrannan
teknillinen yliopisto
Main language of instruction
English, almost all Bachelor courses are in
Finnish
Other languages of instruction
Finnish
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor and Master
Enrolment possible in one of the
following programmes
International Business and Technology
Management (IBTM) Programme and
Master’s Degree Programme in Business
and Administration
Period of exchange
One semester (fall or spring) or full year
Semester dates
Fall semester: end of August – end of
December (before Christmas)
Spring semester: early January – mid May
Examination dates
The dates and times of examinations and
midterms are listed in the course schedule
on the university web site. Registration for
the exams is done through WebOodi
(LUT interface).
Orientation dates
Fall semester: August 27 – 29
Spring semester: January 8
Language preparation
Erasmus Intensive Language Courses
are not offered, but at the Language Centre
students can study Finnish and several
other languages.
Lappeenranta University of Technology
School of Business
Skinnarilankatu 34
53850 Lappeenranta
www.lut.fi
ERASMUS Code: SF LAPPEEN01
63
Application deadline
Fall semester and academic year: May 15
Spring semester: October 15
Application requirements
Online application form to be completed
plus: transcript, TOEFL, LA, copy of passport;
housing application form is included in
the online application. Proof of English:
TOEFL 80 iBT/213 CBT/550 PBT or IELTS 6.0
Course registration dates
Students must register for a course before it
begins.
Course descriptions
www.lut.fi/en/lut/admissions/sdmissions/
exchange_students/Documents/
Study%20Guide%202008-2009.pdf
www.lut.fi/en/lut/admissions/possibilities/
exchange_students/engineering_
technology/Documents/IBTM%202009-10.pdf
Credit load per semester
30 ECTS (1 ECTS = 26 hours of
student’s workload)
Contact hours per course
21 – 28
No of credits per course
3 – 7 ECTS credits
Housing
International Services will arrange accommodation for international exchange
students provided that the housing
application form has been completed and
returned to the International Services.
LOAS offers to students an accommodation.
www.loas.fi/Default.asp?NakymaID=7
Cost of rent
Per month: € 200 – 290
Prospective living costs
Per semester: € 3 500
Per month: € 700
Campus facilities
Libraries, health care services, laboratories,
sport facilities, students club
Further information
Enrolment: app. 5 000 students
Lappeenranta University of Technology,
founded in 1969, provides top education in
the fields of technology and business. It is
located in the north of Lappeenranta.
www.lut.fi/en/lut/admissions/sdmissions/
exchange_students/Documents/
Study%20Guide%202008-2009.pdf
Distance from airport to city:
20 minutes from Helsinki Airport to the
nearest train station.
Erasmus » Slovenia
Univerza v Ljubljani
Main language of instruction
English
Other languages of instruction
Slovene
Level of study for exchange students
Undergraduate
Enrolment possible in one of the
following programmes
Business studies (04.1)
Period of exchange
One semester (fall or spring)
Semester dates
Fall semester: October – mid January
Spring semester: mid February – end of May
Examination dates
Fall semester: mid January – mid February
Spring semester: June
Third examination period: September
Some exams take place the week after the
course ends!
Orientation dates
The week before the semester starts.
Language preparation
The University of Ljubljana offers an
intensive Slovenian language preparation
course (EILC) to Socrates Erasmus students.
The EILC is offered at two levels beginner
and intermediate
ec.europa.eu/education/erasmus/
doc902_en.htm
Faculty of Economics
Kardeljeva ploščad 17
1000 Ljubljana
www.uni-lj.si
www.ef.uni-lj.si
www.ef.uni-lj.si/en/units/intOffice/home.asp
ERASMUS Code: SI LJUBLJA01
64
Application deadline
Fall semester: May 15
Spring semester: November 15
Application requirements
Please note that your level of English
knowledge should be at least intermediate!
Transcript of records
Course descriptions
www.ef.uni-lj.si/en/units/intOffice/
study_courses.asp
Credit load per semester
30 ECTS
Contact hours per course
6 hours per week
No of credits per course
4 – 10 ECTS
Housing
Student halls (limited number of rooms) and
private accommodation
www.ef.uni-lj.si/en/units/intOffice/
general_accommodation.asp
Cost of rent
Per month: € 60 (dormitory), € 130 – 400
(private accommodation)
Prospective living costs
Per semester: € 1 500 – 3 000
Food: € 500 (student coupon sytem)
Transport: € 85 (€ 17 / monthly bus ticket);
€ 20 – 50 (to buy a second hand bike);
Entertainment: € 40
Miscellaneous: € 200
Books: € 250
Campus facilities
Library, European Documentation Centre,
wireless network system
Further information
Enrolment: app. 57 000 students
The University of Ljubljana ranks among the
largest universities in the world. It’s main
location is in the city center but some
faculties are located in the suburbs of
Ljubljana. The Faculty of Economics is
situated at Kardeljeva Plos_ad which is in
the north of Ljubljana but easily reachable
by bus from the city centre. The Faculty of
Economics holds the EQUIS accreditation.
www.ef.uni-lj.si
Distance from airport to city: app. 25 km,
20 minutes by car
Erasmus » United Kingdom
University of Birmingham
Main language of instruction
English
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor
Period of exchange
Full year or one semester (spring)
Semester dates
Fall semester: end of September –
mid December
Spring semester: mid January –
end of March
Summer term: end of April – end of June
Examination dates
Fall semester courses are mainly assessed
by coursework only.
Summer examination period: May 10 – June 4
Supplementary assessments: August 23 –
September 2
Orientation dates
Welcome week at the beginning of the
academic year
Language preparation
English courses for free, for details see
webpage:
www.eisu.bham.ac.uk.
Application deadline
Fall semester: May 31
Spring semester: November 1
Application requirements
Online application form, transcript of
records, good knowledge of English, but no
proof of English level is required.
www.international.bham.ac.uk/documents/
Exchange_application_form_08-09.pdf
Business School
within Social Sciences Studies
Edgbaston
Birmingham, B15 2TT
www.bham.ac.uk
www.business.bham.ac.uk
www.international.bham.ac.uk
ERASMUS Code: UK BIRMING02
65
Course descriptions
www.as.bham.ac.uk/cdu/students/
index.shtml > Programmes and Modules
Handbook > select: Business School
Credit load per semester
60 credits (120 credits full year)
Contact hours per course
22 (10 credit course)
No of credits per course
10 credits (course runs over one term) or
20 credits (course runs over 2 terms)
Housing
University and private accommodation
www.has.bham.ac.uk/studentaccom
Undergraduate students application
deadline for housing is May 31
(first come – first served basis).
Cost of rent
Per semester: € 2 000 – 3 000
www.has.bham.ac.uk/studentaccom/
documents/Accommodation_details_
and_fees_2009-10.pdf
Prospective living costs
Per semester: € 3 700
Per month: € 735
Campus facilities
Computer laboratories, library, shops, childcare, high quality sport facilities, bars, a hair
salon, concert hall, art gallery and two
major banks on campus, own railway station
Further information
Enrolment: app. 26 000 students
The University of Birmingham has two
campuses: Edgbaston (in the west
Birmingham area) and Selly Oak (2 miles
from Edgbaston in the south-west
Birmingham area).
The University of Birmingham Business
School has the EQUIS Accreditation and all
MBA programmes are accredited by AMBA.
The International Students Advisory Service
(ISAS) provides support and advice for
prospective and current international
students at the University.
www.as.bham.ac.uk/study/support/
international
www.business.bham.ac.uk/undergraduate/
BBS_US_Exchange_prog.pdf
Distance from airport to city: 13 km from
the city centre
Erasmus » United Kingdom
Middlesex University
Main language of instruction
English
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor
Enrolment possible in one of the
following programmes
Business and Management
Period of exchange
One semester (fall) or full year
The Business School does not yet offer any
modules for exchange in the 2nd semester!!
Semester dates
Fall semester: September – January
Spring semester: January – June
Examination dates
Normally after last week of classes.
Orientation dates
Fall semester: September 18 – 20
Spring semester: January 8 – 10
After the orientation follows one day of
induction to campus and programme of
study. In order to participate in the
orientation students have to apply for it
and it costs € 88.
Language preparation
For international and EU students planning
to study at Middlesex University ELLS runs a
pre-sessional programme of
academic English courses.
Business School
The Burroughs
London NW4 4BT
www.mdx.ac.uk
ERASMUS Code: UK LONDON067
66
Application deadline
Fall semester: June 1
Spring semester: November 1
Application requirements
Transcript of records, TOEFL: minimum
213 (IBT)
Online application form:
www.mdx.ac.uk/study/international/
docs/MDX_UG_Application_F.doc
Course descriptions
www.mdx.ac.uk/study/undergrad/
courses/az.asp
No of credits per course
7 ECTS per module
Maximum workload per semester
30 ECTS
Housing
The University has halls of students, but
students cannot apply until they have been
accepted to study at Middlesex.
www.mdx.ac.uk/accomodation
Deadlines for application: August 1 and
December 1
Cost of rent
Per month: € 380 – 450
Prospective living costs
Per semester: € 4 500 – 5 000
Per week:
Food: € 55
Travel: € 28
Entertainment: € 22
Books: € 22
Campus facilities
Computer centre, library, health and fitness
facilities
Further information
Enrolment: app. 26 000 students
Middlesex University is located in north
London. It has four campuses in London
(Hendon, Trent Park, Cat Hill and Archway)
and one in Dubai. Middlesex University
Business School is based at Hendon campus.
Distance from airport to city: Heathrow is
12 miles far away
Erasmus » United Kingdom
City University London
Main language of instruction
English
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor
Period of exchange One semester (fall or spring)
Semester dates
Fall semester: end of September –
early December
Spring semester: end of January –
end of April
Examination dates
Fall semester: mid January – end of January
Spring semester: early May – early June
Orientation dates
Fall semester: September 23 – 25
Spring semester: January 21 – 22
Language preparation
The University provides support in English
language for students either whose first
language is not English or who would like to
practice reading and note taking, academic
writing or oral presentations
www.city.ac.uk/languages
CASS Business School
Drysdale Building
Northampton Square
London EC1V 0HB
www.city.ac.uk
www.cass.city.ac.uk
www.cass.city.ac.uk/undergrad/
exchange/index.html
ERASMUS Code: UK LONDON083
67
Application deadline
Fall semester: end of April
Spring semester: end of October
Application requirements
Transcript of records, CASS application form,
a high standard of English is required:
TOEFL at 550 or above with computer
based total of 213 or above (600 for
business, law and journalism programmes,
with computer-based score of 250).
www.cass.city.ac.uk/undergrad/exchange/
incoming/application.html#1
Course registration dates
First week of term at Cass
Course descriptions
www.cass.city.ac.uk/student/undergrad/
modules/index.html
Credit load per semester
4 or 5 modules per term
Contact hours per course
20 – 60; more info:
www.cass.city.ac.uk/student/undergrad/
modules/index.html
No of credits per course
6 ECTS
Maximum workload per semester
5 modules
Housing
www.city.ac.uk/studentcentre/
housing/index.html
Cost of rent
Halls of Residence: app. € 110 per week
Prospective living costs
Per semester: € 4 160 – 6 140
Per month: € 832 – 1 228
www.city.ac.uk/studentcentre/support/
money_management/cost_of_living.html
Campus facilities
Access IT and audio visual facilities,
expertise and support across the University,
library services
Further information
Enrolment: app. 24 000 students
The City University is located in the heart of
London. CASS Business School holds the
EQUIS accreditation.
The British Council runs pre-departure
briefing programmes for students in many
of the countries where it has a local office.
www.educationuk.org/downloads/
1st_steps_departure.pdf
Distance from airport to city: from Gatwick
Airport by train about 45 minutes
Erasmus » United Kingdom
University
of Reading
Main language of instruction
English
Level of study for exchange students
Undergraduate
Period of exchange
Full year or one semester (fall); the School
will only accept fall semester starters
Semester dates
Fall semester: early October –
mid December
Spring semester: mid January – mid March
Summer term: mid April – end of June
Examination dates
Examinations will take place between
week 3 – 7 in the spring term.
Orientation dates
September 27 – October 4
Language preparation
An institution wide language programme
is available offering language support to
students. Registration takes place during
the first week of term and all study abroad
students are eligible to participate.
NOT for free.
Henley Business School
Whiteknights, PO Box 217
Reading, Berkshire, RG6 6AH
www.reading.ac.uk
www.reading.ac.uk/studyabroad
ERASMUS Code: UK READING01
68
Application deadline
Fall semester: June 1
Spring semester: October 11
Application requirements
After nomination to the University Reading
by the home institution the exchange
student gets access to the online
application form.
www.reading.ac.uk/studyabroad/
incomingstudents/Howtoapply/
vso-incominghowtoapply.asp and
www.reading.ac.uk/studyabroad/
incomingstudents/Howtoapply/vsoinfoforstudyadvisors.asp;
Proof of English level is necessary:
TOEFL: paper-based 570, internet-based 88;
transcript of records
Course descriptions
www.info.reading.ac.uk/module/
0809/visstud/results.asp?school=BUS
Contact hours per course
20 – 50
No of credits per course
5 – 10 ECTS credits
Housing
Once your application form and learning
agreement have been received you will be
automatically placed on a hall of residence
waiting list.
Cost of rent
Fully catered single room
(including 19 meals per week):
With wash basin:
Fall semester: € 1 761
Spring semester: € 1 761
Summer semester: € 994
Prospective living costs
Per semester: € 4 395
Per month € 879
Campus facilities
Library with multimedia, computing
facilities, sport facilities, cafes, shops, arts
programmes
Further information
Enrolment: app. 17 500 students
The University of Reading holds three
campuses: London Road (central Reading),
Whiteknights Park (south Reading),
Bulmershe Court (Earley, east Reading).
The Henley Business School holds three
accreditations: AMBA, EQUIS, AACSB
www.info.reading.ac.uk/module/0809/
visstud/school.asp
Distance from airport to city: 25 minutes
drive from Heathrow Airport in London
Erasmus » United Kingdom
Swansea University
Main language of instruction
English
Level of study for exchange students
Bachelor
Enrolment possible in one of the
following programmes
BA in Business Management, BSc in
Management Science, MSc Management,
MSc Business Economics
Period of exchange
Full year or one semester (fall)
Semester dates
Fall semester: end of September –
end of January
Spring semester: end of January –
end of June
Examination dates
Fall semester: mid – end of January
Spring semester: mid May – end of June
Orientation dates
Fall semester: Welcome & Enrolment:
September 21 – 25
Application deadline
Fall semester: May 31
Spring semester: November 15
Application requirements
Application form; Transcript of records
Restricted courses to exchange students
Exchange students are encouraged to
select level 2 modules only.
School of Business and Economics
Academic Registry, Singleton Park
www.swansea.ac.uk
www.swan.ac.uk/exchange
ERASMUS Code: UK SWANSEA01
69
Course descriptions
intranet.swan.ac.uk/catalogue
Exchange students are usually encouraged
to select Level 2 modules
Credit load per semester
30 credits
No of credits per course
10 – 20
Maximum workload per semester
Full year students: 120 Swansea credits;
one semester students: up to 60 Swansea
credits
Housing
Places are available in university residences
as well as in university managed flats and
houses in Swansea.
University accommodation application
deadlines:
Fall semester: June 30
Spring semester: November 30
The accommodation office at Swansea
University can assist students in their search
for accommodation.
www.swan.ac.uk/accommodation
Cost of rent
Self catered university accommodation
for 36 weeks: € 3 000
www.swansea.ac.uk/accommodation/
AccommodationFees
Prospective living costs
Per semester: € 3 843
Campus facilities
Library, IT, sport facilities, art centre,
bookshop
Further information
Enrolment: app. 12 500 students
The University of Swansea was originally
established by Royal Charter in 1920.
Swansea was the first campus university in
the UK. It enjoys a prime position at the
seaside overlooking Swansea Bay and its
coves. It is located in the south west of
Swansea.
Information about Swansea:
www.enjoygower.com and
www.visitswanseabay.com
Distance from airport to city: 3 hours travel
from Heathrow Airport
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