Prior to Your Application
Are you interested in studying abroad?
All students have the option to integrate a stay abroad into their program of study. Applying for an exchange program with one of the partner universities is the easiest way to go abroad.
Get all the information you need through one of the Introductory Study Abroad Sessions right at the beginning of your studies.
Here we go!
- Attend an Introductory Study Abroad Session!
- Look for suitable partner universities.
- Take a look at the application deadlines.
- Gather information on scholarships and funding options.
- Take care of your application documents and the proof of language proficiency.
- See how the recognition of your credits achieved abroad works.
You have received your confirmation of placement? This is what happens next!
Alternatives to an exchange program
Studying abroad at a partner university does not work for all students. There are, however, other ways to integrate a stay abroad into your studies:
- going abroad as a free mover and organizing a stay yourself
- only staying abroad for a brief period of time at a summer or spring school or taking a language class abroad
- completing an internship abroad
We are happy to help you!
Study abroad advisor for the United Kingdom, Ireland, Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg and Austria
Study abroad advisor for France, Italy, and Switzerland
Study abroad advisor for Northern and Eastern Europe
Study abroad advisor for USA, Canada, and Israel
Study abroad advisor for Asia, Africa, Australia, New Zealand
Study abroad advisor for Spain, Portugal and Latin America
Advice on selecting courses and recognition of examinations and coursework
If you have any questions regarding your stay abroad, here you can find the respective competent contact person at your school. They will advise you on any study-related aspects of your stay abroad, including the question of when a stay abroad can be best integrated in your degree program.