Baden-Württemberg/North Carolina Exchange Program

The Baden-Württemberg/North Carolina exchange program (BW/NC Program) is a multilateral cooperation between the nine universities in the federal state of Baden-Württemberg and the 15 public universities in the state of North Carolina in the USA. The program aims at facilitating the exchange of both students and researchers.

The partnership has existed since 1996 and is funded by the Ministry of Science, Research and Arts of Baden-Württemberg. The University of Mannheim is responsible for coordinating exchange activities on behalf of the universities in Baden-Württemberg and manages the nomination and selection of German students and researchers for the respective universities in North Carolina. On the US side, coordination is managed by the University of North Carolina at Greensboro.

Every year, dozens of students and researchers from both sides of the Atlantic participate in this exciting exchange program and take advantage of its incredible variety of academic opportunities.

Baden-Württemberg/North Carolina Program

years of partnership

universities in Baden-Württemberg

universities in North Carolina

former exchange students (and counting)

Ein großes, helles Gebäude mit grünem Dach.

Coming to Baden-Württemberg

The federal state of Baden-Württemberg is located in the southwest of Germany and is one of the strongest and most competitive economic regions in Europe. Moreover, it is home to some of the most renowned universities in Germany.

Credit: VisitNC.com

Going to North Carolina

The US state of North Carolina is situated in the southeast of the USA next to the Atlantic coast. North Carolina features exceptionally diverse and stunning landscapes, has a rich cultural heritage, and is home to some of the most renowned universities in the USA.

Credit: Oana Szekely

BW/NC Faculty Mobility Program

Not only students, also researchers can benefit from the long-standing partnership between Baden-Württemberg and North Carolina. Every year, several researchers from both states receive financial funding for a research stay.

Lukas Dausend (he/him)

Team Lead | Study Abroad and Bilateral Agreements (USA, Canada, Israel)

Working from home every Thursday and Friday as well as Monday in odd calendar weeks; available only via E-Mail on these days.

University of Mannheim
Division II – Student Affairs
International Office
L 1, 1 – Room 105
68161 Mannheim

Phone: +49 621 181-1137
E-mail: lukas.dausenduni-mannheim.de

Consultation hour(s):
You can book an appointment for an individual consultation: https://www.uni-mannheim.de/en/about/centers-institutions-affiliates-and-partners/international-office/virtual-consultation-study-abroad

Credit: Tsvetina Tsonkova