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University of New South Wales AUSTRALIA Semester 1

University of Innsbruck AUSTRIA Semester 1 Language of Instruction: German/English

University of British Columbia CANADA Semester 1

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1) Comprehensive university - Offers courses in Arts and Social Sciences; Fine Arts; Business; Built Environment (including Architecture; and Construction Management and Property); Engineering; Computer Science and Science 2) Maximum course load is 24 units per semester, equivalent to 4 modules. Requests to be enrolled in more than 4 courses will not be approved. 3) Course information can be found at http://www.handbook.unsw.edu.au

Students are highly encouraged to go in summer semester/semester 2 where there is less competition for housing and modules. Suitable for students from the following faculties: FoS, SoC, FASS, SDE, BIZ & FoE (no Civil Engineering). Students are encouraged to take a combination of classes in both German and English. Only third year NUS students are able to take courses at the Masters level. However, given the small class sizes, the university must be informed in advance.

All courses are in English, except for language courses.

**26 semester places (4 LAW + 1 FASS) - NOT confirmed by UBC** 1) History - The majority of exchange students will take classes at UBC's Vancouver Campus, but NUS students are able to go on exchange to UBC's Okanagan Campus as well. Please indicate in your personal statement if you are keen to apply to this campus. 2) Housing - On-campus accommodation at UBC is available, but NOT guaranteed. For more information, please refer to the following link: http://vancouver.housing.ubc.ca/ 3) Modules/Courses - Not all modules will be available to exchange students, so please read the information at the following link very carefully. http://www.students.ubc.ca/global/coming-to-ubc/academics/choosing-courses/ Please note that admission into the following academic programmes at UBC is limited: Applied Sciences, Architecture, Arts, Commerce, Creative Writing, Education, Graduate Studies, Kinesiology, Landscape Architecture/Environmental Design, Law, Music and Science. Note: Some UBC departments are very rigid about having exchange students maintain a maximum course load cap of 15 credits (5 courses), which means that NUS students may not be permitted to overload during their SEP. 4) Financial Award ¿ all nominated students for SEP to UBC are eligible to apply for the NUS-UBC Lee Foundation Student Exchange Awards to finance their studies at UBC. For more information, please refer to the following website: http://nus.edu.sg/iro/financial/out/others/ubc/index.html

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Concordia University CANADA Semester 1

Fudan University CHINA Semester 1

English. French accepted for term papers and exams.

14 semester places confirmed by Concordia 1) History - Concordia University is a Canadian public comprehensive university with campuses and facilities in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. 2) Housing ¿ Exchange students have two main housing options: Concordia residence halls and private off campus apartments. Concordia residences hall space is limited; priority is given to first year students from outside Montreal; and an application is required. Fortunately, however, the areas surrounding both of Concordia¿s campuses have an abundance of housing options in many price ranges. Most exchange students live in off campus apartments. They arrive a week or two earlier, make arrangements for temporary accommodations and then select an apartment after having visited a few. 3) Courses/Modules - Non-Business students will not be able to take any Business classes at Concordia. The following subjects are quite limited at Concordia: Accounting, Animation (in Fine Arts), Cinema, Communications Studies, Digital Design, Finance and Journalism. Within Engineering, electrical, mechanical, and software/computer engineering are also quite limited. Most courses in Fine Arts run for the academic year (September - May). Film Animation, Film Production and Studio Arts are all Full Year courses. http://international.concordia.ca/students/exchangeprograms/studentsfromabroad/coursesandregistration/

Courses are generally conducted in Mandarin. Some lecturers may use English powerpoint presentation and English textbooks. NUS students can discuss with the host lecturers if they can answer in English during examination.

(1) Areas of expertise: Management, Economics, International Relations & Public Affairs, Sociology, International Culture, Social Sciences, History, Literature, Science and Law. http://www.fudan.edu.cn/englishnew/academics/depart.html (2) Limited English courses offered by the following Schools: (a) Law offered by School of Laws (b) International Finance & Trade and Finance offered by School of Economic (c) Pharmacy offered by School of Pharmacy (3) Other restrictions include the following: MBA modules, LLM Programme, Medical courses, Special programmes in faculties (e.g. language school or School of Medicine) (4) Open to non Chinese nationals only.


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Harbin Inst of Technology CHINA Semester 2

Most courses are taught in Chinese. Exchange student can choose the courses in English or Chinese in HIT. English courses or other programmes offered to exchange students : ·Chemical Science and Engineering ·English-Medium Civil Engineering

Harbin Institute of Technology (HIT) was founded in 1920. HIT has received preferential support from the central government. In 1999, HIT was listed as one of the top nine key universities in China. This distinction provided HIT with the opportunity to develop into a highly-competitive first-rate university with the assistance of the MOE and the Heilongjiang Provincial Government. HIT is a major partner in the planned 2020 space lab as well as a space station in China. Opportunity to experience winter a trip to the Ice and Snow Sculpture World and close proximity to Russia. 1) Comprehensive university. Offers courses in Engineering, Science, Architecture, Humanity, Social Sciences and Management. 2) Application Outcome : 2015 Fall Semester : last week of July by email to student 2016 Spring Semester : last week of January by email to student 3) Semester workload for exchange students : 3 - 4 Modules (approximately 5 modules) 4) Number of contact hours per module : Module would require 10 hours of work a week, including lectures, tutorials, laboratory sessions, assignments, and independent or group study. 5) No restricted programmes or courses for exchange students. 6) List of courses available for exchange students : http://www.studyathit.cn/pro_1.asp 7) Website for course information (i.e. course description, syllabus, contact hours etc.) : http://www.studyathit.cn/pro_1.asp 8) For non-English medium institutions, website for English courses or other programmes offered to exchange students : ·Chemical Science and Engineering ·English-Medium Civil Engineering 9) Cost of Living : Accommodation : RMB600; Insurance : RMB300 for 6 months; Other expenses : RMB1000


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Xiamen University CHINA Semester 1

Sun Yat Sen University CHINA Semester 1

Xi'an Jiaotong University CHINA Semester 1

(1) Courses are generally conducted in Mandarin. (2) 6 Faculties offered bilingual (English & Mandarin) modules for undergraduates.

(1) Xiamen University (XMU) was founded in 1921 by Tan Kah Kee, the well-known patriotic overseas Chinese leader. XMU has close ties with Singapore as Mr Tan Kah Kee was founding member of Tao Nan School and Hwa Chong Institution in Singapore. It was the first university in China founded by an overseas Chinese. At present it is the only university in any of five special economic zones and is one of China's higher-level universities designated for the state key construction of the ¿211 Project¿ and the ¿985 Project¿. Exchange students can select language courses, undergraduate, master, and doctoral courses in terms of their personal requirements and language proficiency. a. Chinese Language Study; b. For Chinese-medium programmes, please see http://admissions.xmu.edu.cn; c.. English-medium Programmes, please see http://admissions.xmu.edu.cn. (2) XMU's strength lies in Economics, Southeast Asia Studies, International Studies and it was a Think-Tank for Taiwan Policy. (3) XMU is very strong in life science and mathematics. NUS Dept of Life Science has a joint laboratory with XMU. (3) BIZ students can either choose subjects from their School of Economics which offers finance, banking, international trade, economics & statistics or from their School of Managements which provides accounting, management sciences and business management. (4) Currently, 6 Faculties offered bilingual (English & Mandarin) modules for undergraduates ¿ School of Economics ¿ School of Management ¿ School of Mathematics & Science ¿ School of Chemistry ¿ School of Life Sciences ¿ School of Marine and Environment (5) Restriction : Exchange students can apply for Chinese Language study provided by Overseas Education College with the approval letter from OSAO, if it is required.

Courses are generally conducted in Mandarin. Some lecturers may use English powerpoint presentation and English textbooks. NUS students can discuss with the host lecturers if they can answer in English during examination.

(1) Located in Guangzhou, Sun Yat-Sen University's strengths lie in Science, Management, History, Law, Social Sciences, Literature and Philosophy. (2) Students can choose from a variety of subjects from the Humanity and Engineering streams, e.g. history, philosophy, sociology, mass communication and new media, as well as computer engineering, chemical engineering, etc. (3) BIZ students can choose modules from both the Lingnan College which offers international economics & trade, risk management and insurance, finance and taxation, and from the School of Business which offers marketing, accounting and business administration. (4) SoC students can choose modules from the School of Software and the Dept of Infomation Management. (5) Does not offer courses in Architecture, Buidling, Real Estate and Civil Engineering. (6) Modules from all the "2+2" programme of SYSU are not open to exchange students. (7) Online Application Form (http://www.studyinsysu.com/) (Open period: Fall Sem - March 1 to June 5; Spring Sem - October 8 to December 5)

Most of courses are in Chinese. XJTU medical school can provide English courses.

(1) Comprehensive university with strengths in engineering and management. Also offers courses in Humanities, Social Sciences, Management, Economics and Finance, Architecture and Medicine. (2) Does not offer courses in Law, Industrial Design, Building and Real Estate, Chemical Engineering, Industrial and Systems Engineering, Materials Engineering


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Wuhan University CHINA Semester 1

Technical University of Denmark DENMARK Semester 2

University of Aarhus, Jakoh DENMARK Semester 2

Tallinn University of Technology ESTONIA Semester 1

Courses are generally conducted in Mandarin. Undergraduate courses available in English : http://en.whu.edu.cn/info.php?rid=582 P.S. Not all the courses listed are available due to semester scheme, please confirm with us beforehand.

1) Its strenghts lie in Law, Engineering, Science, Management, Literature and Economics. (2) WHU provides comprehensive Engineering courses including water resources and hydroelectric engineering, electrical and eletronics engineering, dynacims and machinery, remote sensing information engineering, etc. Students can take the opportunities to observe and under study the construction of the Three Gorges Dam, the largest dam in the world, which is located in Hubei Province. (3) SDE students can choose courses from School of Urban Studies. (4) All the course in WHU could be exchange programmes after credits admiting contract. Details:www.whu.edu.cn

Language of instruction: Danish/English. Students are not expected to take courses taught in the native language. They should find enough courses taught in English for their SEP requirements.

Suitable for FOE, FOS and SOC. For classes in English, please refer to http://www.dtu.dk/English/education/Course_Catalogue.aspxManagement courses are very popular and may be difficult to get in.

Language of instruction: Danish/English. Students are not expected to take courses taught in the native language. They should find enough courses taught in English for their SEP requirements.

Exchange places are to be divided equally between semester 1 and semester 2. Master level courses offered by Department of Mathematics have strict pre-requisite requirements. In general, difficult to secure master level courses in probability and statistics as advanced measure theoretic courses are required as a prerequisite. For other courses, the Department of Mathematics will review exactly which modules the student has already taken and plans to take before arriving at AU. Students are required to email Andrew Francis Swann at [email protected] in advance to ascertain his/her eligibility to read courses offered by Department of Mathematics. Students have to choose modules from the equivalent of their home faculty and at most from two departments within the same faculty in Aarhus. Science (no Faculty of Health Sciences), Law and Social Sciences have courses taught in English. Please see http://kursuskatalog.au.dk/en/ for details. The Institute of Language, Literature and Culture is in a different campus-Herning and offers undergraduate courses taught in English. Courses in Media Studies are taught in Danish at the undergraduate level.

Selected courses in English. Most courses in English are at the Masters' level, but students can participate in UG or Masters level courses except in the School of Economics and Business Administration. Courses in English can be found here: http://www.ttu.ee/studying/exchange-studies/exchange-studies-incomingoutgoing/courses-in-english/

Suitable for students from the following faculties: (1) SOC, (2) FOE - not open to Civil Engineering, (3) FOS and (4) FASS- . No English Literature major. Restrictions on Economics modules. Undergraduate Business modules in Tallinn are very popular and non-Business major should not apply for them to avoid disappointment. Master-level Business modules are NOT opened to undergraduate exchange students. Tallinn does not provide any courses in English, Architecture and Civil Engineering. Most of the courses offered in English are on Master's level but as an exchange student you can participate in courses at any level (except in the School of Economics and Business Administration). Lectures for Cyber Security are not opened to exchange students. Exchange students are not allowed to take courses with laboratory components as well. Course catalogue for exchange students: http://www.ttu.ee/studying/exchange-studies/exchange-studies-incomingoutgoing/courses-in-english/. Course details: https://ois.ttu.ee


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Aalto University FINLAND Semester 1

Institut National Polytechnique De Grenoble FRANCE Semester 1

Universite de Technologie de Compiegne FRANCE Semester 1

Finnish/English. Students are not expected to take courses taught in the native language. They should find enough courses taught in English for their SEP requirements.

Courses are in FRENCH. 3rd year students may be able to take Masters courses in ENGLISH. Courses are in FRENCH. 3rd year students may be able to take Masters courses in ENGLISH. http://www.grenoble-inp.fr/courses/ Students are reminded to confirm with coordinators at specific schools in INP for approval to read master level courses. French language classes are offered at INPG and CUEF-Université Stendhal in summer and during the academic year.

Suitable for students from: FOE (Electrical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Materials Science and Engineering; Energy and Chemical Engineering), FOS (Physics, Science and Executive Management, Applied Mathematics, Earth and Environmental Sciences, Economics and Social Science), and SOC (Computing and Mathematics). Selected Masters courses in English in the areas listed under Language Remarks may be available to 3rd year students. Students can also do a research project or research attachment during or after their semester exchange. Health Insurance is compulsory at about 200 euros.

Courses are mostly in FRENCH. Some courses are available in English. Students are reminded to carefully review the list of English courses available. http://www.utc.fr/formation_training/index.php The university offers an intensive French language course before the start of each semester.

Suitable for students from the following faculties: FOE (Biological, Chemical, Mechanical, Mechanical Systems, Urban Systems), & SOC (Computer Engineering) Exchange students can select courses from both Common Core and/or Major studies (including the specializations). Students can also combine semester studies with an internship (sourced by UTC) or a laboratory project. Students are reminded to carefully review the list of courses available: http://tice.utc.fr/moodle/mod/resource/view.php?id=20845


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Inst National Des Sciences Appliques, Lyon FRANCE Semester 1

University of Technology of Troyes FRANCE Semester 1

Courses are in FRENCH with a select few in English. Students are reminded to review the list of courses carefully: Regular Courses : http://www.insa-lyon.fr/en/formation/second-cycle/offre-de-formation/offre-de-formation2 Courses taught in English: http://www.insa-lyon.fr/en/english-courses Information Science & Technology semester in ENGLISH - 5 IT courses in English and a research project, Semester 1 ONLY: http://www.insa-lyon.fr/english-courses#ist Third year students may be eligible for Masters courses in ENGLISH in Information Systems, Embedded Systems and Medical Image Engineering: http://www.insa-imasters.com/ Mechanical & Material Engineering departments have select Year 3 and Year 4 courses in English.

Suitable for students from the following faculties: FOE (Civil, Electrical, Environmental, Industrial, Materials, Mechanical, Plasturgy, Product Innovations, Telecommunications), FOS (Biochemistry & Biotechnology, Bioinformatics & Modeling), SOC (Information Technology & Computer Engineering). Students can also go on research attachments, before, during or after their semester exchange. For engineering students, no more than 2 students per department can be accepted for exchange. Students can only read modules from a maximum of 2 departments (80% from one and 20% from the other). Information Science & Technology semester is taught in ENGLISH - 5 IT courses in English and a research project, Semester 1 ONLY: http://www.insa-lyon.fr/english-courses#ist The Department of Energetics and Environmental Engineering /GEN Department and Industrial Engineering Department /GI Department only accept full year exchange or semester 1 exchange students. These departments do not accept semester 2 exchange students. Number of courses available for exchange students at each year is limited and cannot be guaranteed. Students are strongly encouraged to be flexible in terms of course choices and select courses of different year/level. List of courses available: http://www.insa-lyon.fr/fr/formation/second-cycle/offre-de-formation/offre-de-formation2

Most courses are taught in French, some in English and some in a combination of both languages. Students are reminded to carefully review the list of courses, especially the courses in English: http://www.utt.fr/en/international/to-study-at-the-utt/programmes-in-english.html There is an intensive French language course offered before each semester.

Suitable for students from the following faculties: FOE (Materials: Technology and Economics, Mechanical Systems, Industrial Systems, Telecommunications Systems and Networks) and SOC (Computing & Information Systems). Students can also complete an internship (sourced by UTT) and/or a research project or attachment after or during their semester exchange.


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Ecole Central de Paris FRANCE Semester 1

Ecole Superieure D' Electricite FRANCE Semester 1

Technical University of Darmstadt GERMANY Semester 3

Language of Instruction: French and English. It may be possible to take courses in English, but students still need French language skills. The university offers intensive French courses before and during term time. Most courses in English are offered in the Spring under S8 of ECP's schedule. Students with B1 Level French will have no restrcition on course choices. Other students are encouraged to take courses taught in English.

Students must have completed 5 semesters before studying at ECP. ECP is an extremely competitive and prestigious Grande Ecole; students applying for SEP are not guaranteed admission as SEP acceptance is on a case by case basis. Suitable for students from the following faculties: FOE (Civil Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, Process and Environmental Engineering, Electrical Engineering), SOC (Computer Science, Information Systems), FOS (Mathematics, Physics) Most courses in English are offered in ECPs S8 semester, or Semester 2 for NUS students. Most electives are offered in ECP's S7 semester, or Semester 1 for NUS students. Students are reminded to carefully review the course listings: http://www.ecp.fr/cms/lang/en/home/International_Relations/International_Programs/Semester_and_Year_abroad Students with B1 Level French will have less restrcition on course choices. Other students are encouraged to take courses taught in English.

Starting September 2012 English-Taught Pathway is available at Gif campus. Most of the core courses taught in 1st and 2nd year of engineering programme (similar to 3rd and 4th year NUS Engineering) can be attended in English. An existing high level of French language is required for Supelec but students can also take French language courses during term time. Students are reminded to carefully check the list of courses that can be found through the link on the exchange student application form.

Supelec is highly selective of the students it accepts for SEP. 1st & 2nd year (similar to NUS 3rd and 4th year) Common Core & Elective courses available: FOS (Quantum Physics, Solid State Physics, EM waves, probability), FOE (Circuit design, Signals, Control, Electronics, Enterprise Econmnomics etc), SOC (Computer system architecture, Software development project). Starting September 2012, English-Taught Pathway is availablle at Gif campus. Most of the core courses taught in 1st and 2nd year of (similar to 3rd and 4th year NUS engineering) engineering programme can be attended in English. Students are not allowed to read courses from two pathways. Students are reminded to check the list of courses (available through the exchange student application form) carefully. Due to semester overlap and housing restraints students are highly encouraged to go in Semester 2 in order to have guaranteed on-campus housing.

Language of Instruction: German/English Feedback from returning NUS students show that those have taken only 1 or 2 German language modules before SEP have managed to go to Technical University of Darmstadt and cope well.

Technical University of Darmstadt is a long-standing partner with NUS and offer an extensive excursion program (mostly) free of charge for exchange students. Suitable for students from the following faculties: FoE, FoS, SoC, FASS & SDE (only Architecture) For course information, refer to www.tucan.tu-darmstadt.de -> Course Schedule


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University of Karlsruhe GERMANY Semester 1

University of Stuttgart GERMANY Semester 2

Technical University of Munich GERMANY Semester 4

Language of Instruction: German/English Since the majority of courses are held in German only, a good command of German is necessary for any student coming to Karlsruhe. Recommended is B1-level of the CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages), the required level is A2. Should the German language proficiency not match the minimum standards, it is strongly advise that students use the time until the arrival in Karlsruhe to obtain the necessary skills.

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) is one of the selected elite universities in Germany selected in the Excellence Initiative, which is conducted by the German Research Foundation (DFG) together with the German Council of Science and Humanities (WR). Suitable for students from the following faculties: FoE, FoS, SoC, FASS & SDE (only Architecture) For course information, refer to http://www.kit.edu/study/index.php Courses for Professional MBA, Optics and Photonics Master are not open to exchange students.

Language of Instruction: German/English In order to ensure that students are successful during their exchange, Stuttgart requires that students - can prove a language proficiency which either corresponds to level C 1 according to the European reference frame - or level A 2 at least AND participate in the intensive German course before the start of the semester in September.

Stuttgart requires NUS to only send students who have completed at least 4 German language modules or possess the equivalent knowledge. NUS students going to Stuttgart for semester 2 will be exempted from attending Stuttgart's intensive language course in March as they are effectively spending that period taking their fourth German language course in NUS before departing for SEP. For NUS students who are going to Stuttgart for semester 1 and want to be considered for the Baden-Wuerttemberg scholarship, it is compulsory for them to take Stuttgart's intensive language course in September. Good for FoE. Suitable for students from the following faculties: FoE, FoS, SoC & FASS For more information on study programs, refer to http://www.uni-stuttgart.de/studieren/angebot/index.en.html

Language of Instruction: English/German Technical University of Munich offers one of the highest number of courses taught in the English medium among German partner universities. The number of courses offered in English is constantly increasing and TUM offers more than 25 Master¿s Programmes that are conducted entirely in English. Please confirm the language of instruction for courses of interest. While not mandatory for all TUMexchange students, some German proficiency is highly desirable even for students who are only taking courses held in English in order to fully participate in the wider community and student life.

Leading regularly national rankings, TUM has been one of the first universities, in 2006, distinguished in the Excellence Initiative launched by the German Federal Government and the National Council for Science and Research. The Garching Campus with Mathematics, Informatics, the Sciences and Mechanical Engineering, only a 30-minute ride from the centre, is part of a research and technology park that along with TUM includes many renowned research institutes, such as the Max Planck Institutes. 40 km north of Munich, the Weihenstephan Centre for Life and Food Sciences, Land Use and Environment houses a unique combination of life and engineering sciences. Suitable for students from the following faculties: FoE, FoS, SoC & BIZ (note that Department of Architecture administers its own exchange program). http://portal.mytum.de/studium/studiengaenge/englisch/#englisch_und_deutsch


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Albert-Ludwig University Freiburg GERMANY Semester 1

GERMANY Semester 1

University of Applied Sciences Esslingen GERMANY Semester 1 English / German

University of Wuppertal Germany Semester 1 German

Language of Instruction: German/English It is advisable to have completed 3-4 semesters of German by the beginning of student's time abroad. For courses taught in English, see course catalogue: http://www.studium.uni-freiburg.de/termine-en/termine-en?set_language=en

Suitable for students from the following faculties: FoE, FoS, FASS (no Psychology) Access to international master programms is restricted

Rheinisch Westfalische Tech Hochschule, Aachen

Language of Instruction: German/English Courses with English as language of instruction are only on the Master level. RWTH Aachen requires students applying for an exchange period to have at least B1.1. level of German knowledge in the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR). There are some exceptions to the rule: Students taking English-taught courses exclusively. Students holding an A2.2. certificate of German who are applying for the Intensive German Language Course may apply with their A2.2 certificate because they will have acquired the B1 level by the beginning of term.

Good for FoE: this is where PSC sends its scholars for their full-time undergrad studies. Suitable for students from the following faculties: FoE, FoS, SoC & FASS (no courses in English), SDE (only Architecture) For course information, refer to http://www.campus.rwth-aachen.de/rwth/all/groups.asp

As exchange student you may choose undergraduate courses of any faculty but you are not allowed to choose courses from the Graduate School, i.e. from the MBA & MSc programs.

http://www.internationales.uni-wuppertal.de/incoming/internationale_studierende/gaststudierende/index-en.html http://hochschul-sozialwerk-wuppertal.de/internationales?selectLanguage=en


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Chinese University of Hong Kong HONG KONG Semester 1

City University of Hong Kong HONG KONG Semester 1

HONG KONG Semester 1 Courses are mostly taught in English

The language of instruction and assessment in Hong Kong universities is generally English. Students are expected to be fluent in both written and spoken Chinese should they choose to pursue certain programmes such as the Chinese Language & Culture.

(1) CUHK is a leading comprehensive research university. It has a total of 61 departments under the Faculties of Arts, Business Administration, Education, Engineering, Law, Medicine, Science, and Social Science. (2) All courses are opened to exchange students except the following restrictions : a) Faculty of Medicine and Education courses b) Faculty of Law courses are reserved for Law majors only c). MBA courses (except for MBA specific exchange agreements) d) Architectural Design Studio courses (except for architecture specific exchange agreements) e) Courses with prefix: PHED (except for those with an X after the course number) f) College General Education courses (except for New Asia/Shaw College students taking General Education courses offered within their own college) i.e. GECC, GEJC, GEMC, GESH, GEUC g) Student oriented teaching courses, i.e. courses with course number beginning with '0'. i) Any other courses deemed by the Department to be restricted. (3) Does not offer courses in Materials Science, Building and Real Estate (4) Course Load: Minimum: 9 units (3 courses) per term Maximum: 18 units (6 courses) per term. (4) CUHK limits the no. of students for each semester. Please note distribution - Total outgoing students in Sem 1 = 6 (2 - FASS : 1 pre-allocated &1-U-wide, 1- BIZ, 1 - FOE, 1 - FOS, 1 - SOC); Total outgoing students in Sem 2 = 10 (4 - FASS : 3 pre-allocated & 1 U-wide, 1 - FOE, 1 - FOS, 2 - USP, 1 - CEG, 1 - SOC)

The medium of instruction and assessment of the University is English unless otherwise specified for a particular course or programme.

1) CityU offers professional education that prepares its students for the challenges and exciting opportunities opening up in Hong Kong, the Asia-Pacific region and throughout the world (7 Colleges/Schools, 23 academic departments). The following Colleges and Schools are opened to exchange students: -College of Business -College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences -College of Science and Engineering -School of Creative Media -School of Energy and Environment -School of Law 2) No paper application form for exchange programme will be accepted. Please submit your application online (https://banweb.cityu.edu.hk/pls/PROD/hwieapplacs_cityu.P_Login). 3) Semester workload: Exchange student must take 12-18 credits to enroll as a full-time student at CityU. (Normally 3 credits/module). 4) Number of contact hours per module: A credit unit is earned by approximately forty-to-fifty hours of student work. including lectures, tutorials, laboratory sessions, assignments, etc.(Normally 3 credits/module). 4) CityU requests more outgoing students in Sem 2, distribution : Total outgoing students in Sem 1 = 7 (1 - FASS, 1 - BIZ, 1 - FOS, 4 - FOE pre-allocated to DCE, DEE). Total outgoing students in Sem 2 = 11 (1 - FASS, 1 - FOS, 1 - SOC, 2- SDE, 1 - FOE, 1 - CEG, 4 - FOE pre-allocated to DCE, DEE).

Hong Kong University of Science & Technology

Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) was ranked 39th in the Tames Higher Education Supplement 2008. The University's teaching and learning is equally dynamic with a range of programs that seek to equip students with the all-round knowledge and personal skills to become the next generation of global movers and shakers in the essential fields of tomorrow. SOC has a faculty-level exchange agreement with HKUST. You are encouraged to consider this University.


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University of Tokyo JAPAN Semester 2

Tokyo Institute of Technology JAPAN Semester 1

Tohoku University JAPAN Semester 1

Language of Instruction: Japanese Courses offered in English is available at http://www.u-tokyo.ac.jp/en/admissions-and-programs/exchange-program/type2.html#catalogues

1) Todai only accepts 3rd year or higher level students 2) Todai offers 2 types of exchange programme (Type 1: For students with Japanese Language Profiency - taking coursework and research; Type 2: For students with no knowledge or lower level of Japanese Language Proficiency taking English courses offered across various faculties. 3) Generally JLPT Level N1 is required for courses conducted in Japanese 4) Exchange students can apply for language courses offered by the Center for Japanese Language Education (Note: No credit awarded)

Language of instruction: Japanese. The list of graduate courses in English avaiable for UG level exchange students is available at http://www.iad.titech.ac.jp/intl_students/rs8_e.html#class_information. Refer to http://www.gakumu.titech.ac.jp/kyoumu/guide/English23/English/index.html for course information.

1) Tokyo Tech offers the Young Scientist Exchange Program (YSEP) for UG exchange students with 2.5 years or 3 years of study. YSEP focused on Research is a one-year program from Sep to Aug for year 4 students and YSEP for Experiencing Japan is a semester long program for year 3 students. http://www.ryu.titech.ac.jp/~ysep/home.html 2) The Academic Cooperation Agreement Program (ACAP) offer UG students in their 2nd year and above study and research opportunity under the guidance of an academic advisor. Students have to look for a hosting Professor at Tokyo Tech before applying with Tokyo Tech as they will be require to indicate the Professor's name in the SEP application. Students may take modules from the faculties with approval from their advisor/Professor. Students who have academic ability equivalent to the final year of a bachelor's degree may apply for graduate courses conducted in English. http://www.iad.titech.ac.jp/intl_students/rs8_e.html#class 3) All international students are expected to be involved in a research project during their exchange at Tokyo Tech 4) Course information at be found at http://www.gakumu.titech.ac.jp/kyoumu/guide/guide_23/English/index.html 5) Students can apply for the JASSO scholarships by filling up the application form and submit it to Tokyo Tech together with the SEP application documents

Language of instruction: Japanese. English courses are offered under JYPE and IPLA. Refer to http://www.insc.tohoku.ac.jp/jype/index.html and http://www.insc.tohoku.ac.jp/cms/index-e.cgi?pg=100915141356 for more info.

1) Tohoku offers the Junior Year Program in ENGLISH (JYPE) for UG exchange students to take courses in Science, Engineering and Agirculture and The International Program in Liberal Arts (IPLA) in ENGLISH for Liberal Arts classes including Economics, Management, Education and Literature. More info can be found at http://www.insc.tohoku.ac.jp/cms/index-e.cgi. 2) Students with proficiency in Japanese language can apply for the Direct Enrollment Education Programs (DEEP) as a Special Auditing Student or Special Research Student. For research, if the academic advisor agrees to supervise in English or another language, student will not be required to submit the Japanese proficiency result. Refer to this website http://www.insc.tohoku.ac.jp/cms/index-e.cgi for more info. 3) Students can apply for the JASSO scholarships by filling up the application form and submit it to Tohoku together with the SEP application documents


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Victoria University of Wellington NEW ZEALAND Semester 1

Jagiellonian University, Poland POLAND Semester 1

Warsaw University of Technology POLAND Semester 1

Cracow University of Technology POLAND Semester 1

All applicants whose first language is not English will be required to provide satisfactory evidence of their proficiency in English. For undergraduate courses, an IELTS Score of 6.0 or Toefl Score (Paper based) of 550 is the minimum requirement.

1) Comprehensive university - offers courses in Architecture and Design, Commerce and Administration, Humanities and Social Sciences, Law, Science, Engineering and Computing. 2) Does not offer courses in Building and Real Estate 3) Maximum course load is 60 points per semester, equivalent to 4 modules. 4) Restrictions: Exchange students taking Law modules can ONLY apply for 300-level elective papers and not more than one 400-level Law seminar 6) Course information can be found at http://www.victoria.ac.nz/home/study/subjects/coursecatalogue.aspx. Refer to the respective faculty website for the course outlines.

Polish and select courses in English. Students are reminded to check the list of courses in English carefully. English course lists may not be released until closer to the time of exchange but previous years' lists can be used as a guide. Programmes in foreign languages: http://www.bosz.uj.edu.pl/programy-studiow/studia-w-jezykach-obcych. Non-degree courses in foreign languages: http://www.bosz.uj.edu.pl/programy-studiow/programy-wymiany-studenckiej

Exchange students are not eligible to pursue the following fields of study: Medicine, Dentistry and Pharmaceutics. Suitable for students from the following faculties: (1) FASS (Political Sciences, International Relations, American Studies, Psychology, European Studies ¿ very popular and might not be available), (2) FOS (Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics, Biophysics and Biotechnology - Available in Semester 2). Courses offered by Faculty of Management and Social Communication will be charged with a fee. Students are reminded to review the list of English courses carefully: http://www.bosz.uj.edu.pl/en_GB/programy-studiow/programy-wymiany-studenckiej and http://www.bosz.uj.edu.pl/documents/1437122/7272101/Erasmus_Courses_winter_2013_14.pdf

Polish & selected courses in English. Please see the faculty websites listed on the International Exchange Students website for the lists of courses in English: http://www.students.pw.edu.pl/index.php?id=27

Suitable for students from the following faculties: (1) FOE (Civil, Electrical, Environmental, ,Aerospace Engineering and Mechatronics) (2) SOC (Mathematics and Information Science, Electronics and Information Technology) (3) CEG (Computer Engineering) (4) SDE (Architecture) Please also note that some Faculties (e.g. Faculty of Power and Aeronautical Engineering may have their own separate procedure). Students are reminded to check the list of English courses carefully: http://www.students.pw.edu.pl/index.php?id=27 and http://www.students.pw.edu.pl/index.php?id=156

Students are reminded to check the list of English courses carefully. Please refer here to find the modules taught in English in individual faculties. The course catalogue is also accessible at http://www.en.bwm.pk.edu.pl/incomming,s3.html

Exchange students are requested to choose courses offered within one Faculty. Suitable for NUS students from the following faculties: 1) FOE (Chemical, Civil, Environmental, Electrical and Mechanical Engineering) 2) SDE (Architecture) 3) CEG (Computer Engineering) 4) SOC (Computer Science) 5) FOS (Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry) Students are reminded to check the list of English courses carefully. Please refer here to find the modules taught in English in individual faculties. The course catalogue is also accessible at http://www.en.bwm.pk.edu.pl/incomming,s3.html


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Yonsei University SOUTH KOREA Semester 1

Korea Advanced Inst of Sci & Tech SOUTH KOREA Semester 1

Korea University SOUTH KOREA Semester 1

Pohang University of Science & Technology SOUTH KOREA Semester 1

Language of Instruction: Korean English courses are available.

1) Students must submit at least 2 semesters result when applying to Yonsei 2) Course load for exchange student is between 9-18 credits. Maximum 12 credits for students taking Korean Language course. 3) Courses conducted in English are available in Korean Studies, East Asia Studies, Politic and Culture, Business & Economics, Science & Engineering, Korean Language, a number of courses offered by Underwood International College http://uic.yonsei.ac.kr/ and Study Abroad Courses, which are coded with IEE. 4) Course information can be found at http://portal.yonsei.ac.kr/main/sso/indexe.jsp

Most of the courses are taught in English except for designated courses such as Korean course for international students, Korean History, Korean Writing etc.

1) KAIST limits the no. of places per semester (Sem 1 places for FoE & FASS; Sem 2 places for SoC, SDE, FoS). 2) Course information can be found at http://webcais.kaist.ac.kr/devsso/lecture/lecture_elist.php 3) Semester workload for exchange students is between 12-15 credit equivalent to 4-5 modules 4) KAIST will arrange on-campus accommodation for all exchange students

Language of Instruction: Korean (60% of their courses are conducted in Korean) KU offers many courses in English in various disciplines and the number is increasing every year. The list of courses(http://www.korea.edu > Academics > Courses) will be updated and available online from mid May for fall semester and mid Dec for spring semester.

1) SEP information can be found at http://oia.korea.ac.kr 2) Exchange students will only register for modules upon arrival. Please look through the course list http://www.korea.edu > Academics > Courses and map your modules in advance before you depart. You are advised to map additional modules as alternatives in case the modules you want are to apply are fully taken or not offered in that semester. 3) KU Business courses are restricted due to high demand and chances of getting business modules are very slim 4) Semester workload for exchange students is between 12-19 credit equivalent to 4-6 modules 5) Credit-bearing Korean language courses are offered during the regular semester. No prior knowledge of Korean language is required. Students are rquired to take a placement test upon arrival. Free Korean language classes (4 weeks) are offered to students who have completed a regular semester at KU during the winter/summer break. 6) Restrictions: Law, Nursing, Medicine, Art and Design are not opened to exchange students. 7) NUS students will be provided with the U21 Scholarships of US$250 per semester. In addition, students can apply for the Global KU Scholarship. Refer to IRO website http://www.nus.edu.sg/iro/financial/out/sepawards/index.html for more details.

Language of Instruction: Korean (60 % of the undergraduate courses are offered in English and this includes most major studies)

1) POSTECH limits the no. of places per semester (Sem 1 places FoS & SoC; Sem 2 places for CEG & FoE). 2) POSTECH is one of Korean's top universities dedicated to research and education in Science and Technology 3) Offers three types of exchange programme: Coursework, Research and Combined Programme (Coursework + Research, students are required to take min 3 units of courses) 4) Offers undergradaute courses in Chemical Engineering, Chemistry, Computer Science and Engineering, Electronic and Electrical Engineering, Industrial and Management Engineering, Mathematics, Mechanical Engineering and Physics. 5) Courses in English can be found at http://sendsms.postech.ac.kr/erpweb/cm_cl10009001.php or refer to their main website their website www.postech.ac.kr (academics>course catalog>course schedule) 6) All exchange students are required to look for a hosting Professor at POSTECH before applying with POSTECH as they are required to indicate the Professor's name in the SEP application form.


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Universidad Autonoma de Madrid SPAIN Semester 1

Lund University SWEDEN Semester 1

University of Stockholm SWEDEN Semester 1

Chalmers University of Technology SWEDEN Semester 2

SWITZERLAND Semester 1

Courses are in SPANISH. The university offers Spanish lessons to exchange students during the term.

Students must have proficiency in the Spanish language to attend UAM. Suitable for students from the following faculties: FOS (Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics), FOL, FASS (Political Science, Public Policy, Spanish, French, English, Arab, Philosophy, Geography, History, Art History, Psychology, Anthropology, Economics), SOC (Computer Science), FOE (Computer Engineering), BIZ (Business Administration).

Language of Instruction: Swedish/English. Students are not expected to take courses taught in the native language. They should find enough courses taught in English for their SEP requirements.

Courses taught in the English medium are available for the following faculties: Arts and Social Sciences, Engineering, Law and Science. Courses taught in the English medium are usually offered only at higher levels (3rd and 4th year courses). Lund University recommends that NUS students be at least in their third year during exchange (Architecture students need to be in their 4th year). For courses in English, please refer to - http://www.lu.se/lund-university/exchange-students/course-information-for-exchange-students. BIZ & FASS (Econs) have separate fac-level/dept-level SEP agreements too. FASS students from other depts can come under U-wide places.


Good for SOC. Stockholm University has excellent services for students. The average workload is 30 ECTS per semester. The semester is subdivided into 2 periods, so students may end up taking a max of 4 modules. For course information, refer to www.su.se/english/study/courses sisu.it.su.se/search/en The Department of Law: www.jurinst.su.se/english/education/courses-andprogrammes/ law-programme/exchange-programmes. School of Computing has a 3-party agreement faculty level exchange agreement with Stockholm University (SU)and Karolinska Institutet(KI). You are encouraged to consider these two Universities. KI offers more on Master courses and pertaining to medical field. SU offers more courses relating to Computer Science.


Suitable for students from the following faculties: FOE, FOS and SDE/AKI (should be in their 4th year during exchange at Chalmers). Chalmers does not offer Technology Management, Economics, Industrial Engineering and Business courses to NUS exchange students. For courses in English, please refer to https://www.student.chalmers.se/sp/course_list. If students go to Chalmers for exchange in sem 1 for study period 1 and study period 2, they will have exams in mid January.

Swiss Federal Institute of Technology of Lausanne

Language of Instruction: French/English Feedback from returning NUS students show that those have taken only 1 or 2 French language modules before SEP have managed to go to EPFL and cope well but it is strongly recommended that students learn a higher level of French if possible. Students with no French knowledge are advised not to apply to EPFL.

EPFL has a strong international ranking and excellent student services. It is located in Lausanne which is well-known for its beautiful natural scenery. EPFL is strong in Mathematics and Aerospace. It is recommended that NUS students should go there in Spring semester or full year. This is due to EPFL¿s rule which prohibits that an EPFL exam is organized outside of the EPFL and exchange students should not ask professors for personal examinations. A monthly scholarship of 500 Swiss Franc and free intensive French course are available (both are not guaranteed) for incoming students. Courses from Architecture are not open to NUS exchange students. For the courses from the Management of Technology College and from Financial engineering a special request has to be made to the exchange office. For more information about SEP at EPFL, refer to http://studying.epfl.ch/files/content/sites/studying/files/Guide%20des%20Etudes/EPFL_Guide_English_2013.pdf


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ETH Zurich SWITZERLAND Semester 2 Language of Instruction: German/English

ETH department of Architecture at ETH Zurich only accepts a maximum of 5 semester places from NUS per year. ETH Zurich reserves the right to reject NUS students that they feel will be unable to handle the rigours of the academic programmes at their institution. This arose from several cases where NUS students failed classes. In order to be accepted in the department of Mathematics (D-MATH) at ETH Zurich, a student must be enrolled for a degree in mathematics in his/her home university. No enrollment possible in the D-MTEC (department of Management, Technology and Economics and department of Social Sciences and Humanity (D-GESS), only as electives (max. 1/3 of courses). Please note that the department of Biosystems Science and Engineering (D-BSSE) is located in Basel, a city approximately 100 km away from Zurich, therefore the services of the Student Exchange Office might be slightly limited. Furthermore, Housing can only be provided in Zurich. ETH Zurich expects incoming exchange students to obtain a minimum of 20 ECTS (not including the language course/s), whereas the full workload for regular ETH students is 30 ECTS per semester. ETH Zurich has a departmental mobility advisor and students must discuss any change to their study plan with their advisor in the department, who may be able to help find replacement courses or the like and should in any case always be informed about any amendments. It also is very important that students stick to the two-thirds-in-one-department rule regarding courses, as the department the student has the majority of courses is the one to check his background, decide upon the acceptance and later be responsible for advising and academic counseling.


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University of Durham UNITED KINGDOM Year-long 2

University of Edinburgh UNITED KINGDOM Semester 2

Students are expected to provide evidence of English language proficiency based on UK Visa and Immigration requirements due to the need to apply for a Tier 4 visa to support full year exchange. Students have to submit photocopies of GCE ¿O¿ level certificate with English language of grade B or better, IB English with 5 or better, or confirmation that they have studied Singapore Integrated Programme Cambridge A Levels (SIPCAL). If none of the above supporting documents is available, students have to apply for IELTS test in advance and submit IELTS results together with the other supporting documents to Durham before 28 March. Full details can be found on Durham¿s website: https://www.dur.ac.uk/international/studyabroad/exchange/incoming/howtoapply/englishreq/. Or you may contact Durham¿s Exchanges & Study Abroad Team for more information.

FULL YEAR ONLY. Suitable for students from the following faculties: (1) FASS (Sociology, Social Work, English, Geography, History, Philosophy, Psychology. Limited access to modules offered in Durham's English department). (2) FOE (Civil Engineering and Mechanical Engineering). (3) SOC (Computer Science).(4) FOS (Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics and Biology).(5) FOL . Students can choose courses/modules from up to three departments across the University. Certain restrictions might apply either in oversubscribed departments or with view to pre-requisites and co-requisites. Postgraduate modules are not open to undergraduate exchange students. For pre-requisites and co-requisites please refer to the module description in the Faculty Handbook Course Catalogue: www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook.

Students are expected to provide proof of English language proficiency as per the requirement of UK Visa and Immigration. As of AY2013/14, students have to provide photocopy of GCE O and A level, IB or IGCSE certificate with no grade lower then B for English. Please read the academic guide provided by University of Edinburgh. Students who do not have GCE O & A level or SIPCAL results are advised to have recent (less than 2 years) and valid IELTS results to proof English language proficiency.

Suitable for students from the following faculties: SDE (Architecture not requiring studio space), SOC (Computer Science), FASS (Geography, Psychology, Social Work).Limited Honours (Third year) courses quota available for Political Science, English literature History) , FOS (Chemistry, Bio Sciences, Mathematics), FOE (Chemical, Electrical, Mechanical Engineering), FOL (limited quota and full year only). IMPORTANT: Students should not take more than 30 ECTS (60 University of Edinburgh credits) worth of courses per semester - NO EXCEPTIONS. Students are advised to check www.ed.ac.uk/study-abroad/courses carefully for courses suitable for semester-based exchange.


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University of Nottingham UNITED KINGDOM Semester 1

University of Manchester UNITED KINGDOM Semester 1

Students must be able to produce photocopies of their GCE ¿O¿ and/or ¿A¿ level certificates with Grade C or better (according to different discipline of studies) in order to show evidence of the required level of English proficiency mentioned on Nottingham¿s website: http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/internationalstudents/exchanges/study-at-nottingham/international-exchange-programme.aspx#early Students without the GCE ¿O¿ and/or ¿A¿ level certificate, need to have a valid (less than 2 years old) IELTS results to show English proficiency in accordance to UK Visa and Immigration guidelines. Students must submit the English language qualification to their respective Dean¿s Office at the point of internal offer.

(1) There are limited Economics modules available in Nottingham for students from FASS (Economics). (2) Students who intend to take modules from Nottingham University Business School, School of English, Department of Architecture and Built Environment & Department of Culture, Film and Media should submit their application as early as possible, way before the deadline of 31 May even though they could be joining in semester 2. (3) Students cannot choose modules from more than two departments in order to have clearer affiliation to a hosting department in Nottingham. (4) Students will have the opportunity to confirm their modules only at the start of the academic year at University of Nottingham. (5) Students must take note that alternative assessments might NOT be available for students on exchange in semester 1. (6) Students should not exceed the maximum 60 credits per semester. Course catalogue: http://modulecatalogue.nottingham.ac.uk/Nottingham/

Students have to provide GCE "O" & "A" Level certificates or SIPCAL (with Grade B or better) to proof English language proficiency. Students who do not have GCE "O" & "A" level or SIPCAL results are advised to have recent (less than 2 years) and valid IELTS results to proof English language proficiency. In line with UK Visa and Immigration regulations.

FASS (Psychology) - 3rd level Psychology courses are only open to students majoring in Psychology, in years 3 or 4 of their undergraduate degree, with a GPA of 3.3 or above. FASS (Drama) - study abroad/exchange students can usually select only Level 1 Drama course units. However, on an annual basis, two Level 2 Drama study courses and two Level 2 Drama practice courses will be available. Please contact [email protected] for details of which units these are. FASS (Geography) - some courses at levels 2 and 3 are only available to students studying for a full academic year. FASS (Creative Writing) - students applying for Level 3 Creative Writing course units must supply an example of written work (e.g. a poem or a story). You should email this piece of writing to [email protected] after receiving your offer letter from us. FOE (Electrical Engineering) - these course units are not available to study abroad/exchange students. More modules restrictions found on http://www.manchester.ac.uk/international/studyabroadandexchanges/exchange/course/. Postgraduate modules are not available to undergraduate NUS students.


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University of California UNITED STATES Quarter 1

University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill UNITED STATES Semester 2 English

University of Notre Dame UNITED STATES Semester 1

1) As exchange with UC is on U-wide system, all places allocated in OPAS as quarter: most UC campuses operate on quarter system. If students allocated to UC Berkeley or UC Merced, they will be on exchange for full semester: UCB and UCM operate on semester system; other 8 campuses for exchange work on quarter system. Students should be aware they may only be on exchange at UC for one quarter, depending on which campus UC allocate them to. It is up to students to find out if their module/credit requirements allow them to do an exchange to UC given they may be on the exchange for just one quarter. Spring as a starting term is only an option for semester campuses, that is UCB and UCM. Spring is not an option at the UC campuses that operate on a quarter system. Students are not allowed to go for more than one quarter if placed at a quarter system campus. Students cannot extend. 2) Placement is NOT GUARANTEED - students may be re-directed to other UC Campuses despite what they put on their application form. Students must submit study plans for 3 UC campuses together with UC application forms. There is a chance that if students are admitted to UC that they may be placed at a campus not on their application. Once allocation has been done by UC it is not possible to change the campus allocation. 3) In July 2014 UC advised: UC Majors The following engineering majors are closed and will not be available to reciprocity students in 2014 - 15: UCB Bioengineering, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Engineering Mathematics and Statistics, and Industrial Engineering and Operational Research UCLA Aerospace Engineering, Bioengineering, Computer Science, and Mechanical Engineering The following majors are available now to reciprocity students: UCSC Community Studies UCR Law and Society (social science focus) A list of UC Undergraduate Majors and Undergraduate Impacted Majors is available at http://www.eap.ucop.edu/ReciprocalExchanges/Pages/Majors.aspx

Exchange agreement is specifically with UNC's School of Information and Library Science, you will be able to take courses offered by this school. You may also take courses offered by departments within the College of Arts and Sciences. PLEASE NOTE that the exchange agreement DOES NOT extend to UNC's other professional schools, which include the Kenan-Flagler Business School, the School of Journalism and Mass Communication, the School of Education, the School of Public Health, the School of Social Work, the School of Government, the School of Pharmacy, the School of Nursing, the School of Medicine, the School of Dentistry, and the Law School. For more information / application, please refer to http://studyabroad.unc.edu/incoming/ You are encouraged to consider this University.

1) University of Notre Dame (UND) is a new partner, the exchange commenced in AY 14/15. 2) Course information: http://registrar.nd.edu/students/class_search.php 3) Business classes are not available for incoming exchange students. Incoming Architecture students may need to submit a portfolio. 4) Note, ND may ask for TOEFL/IELTS from some NUS students, though this will be decided on a case by case basis. Students are more likely to require this if they are not from an English speaking background.

Academic Calendar

PU Sem 2: Mid Jul to Mid Nov PU Sem 1: End Feb to End Jun

Sem 1: Oct - Feb Sem 2: March - July

Term I: Early September - late December Term II: Early January - End April

Academic Calendar

Fall Sem: early September - mid/late December Winter Sem: early January to late April

Fall Semester (Sem 1): Early Sept 2015 to late Jan 2016 (actual dates to be confirmed) Spring Semester (Sem 2) : Late Feb 2016 to mid Jul 2016 (actual date to be confirmed)

Academic Calendar

2015 Fall Semester : End of August to mid of January (actual dates to be confirmed) 2016 Spring Semester : End of February- to end of July (actual dates to be confirmed)

Academic Calendar

Fall Semester : Sept - Jan 2015 Spring Semester : Feb - Jul 2016

2015 Fall Semester : Sep to Jan 2016 Spring Semester : Feb to Jul

2015 Fall Semester : End September to Early January 2016 Spring Semester : late Feb to Mid July

Academic Calendar

Fall Semester : Early Sept to late Jan (dates to be confirmed) Spring Semester : Early Mar to mid Jul (dates to be confirmed)

Sem 1: Early Sept to Late Jan Sem 2: Early Feb to Early Jun

Sem 1: Mid Aug to end Jan Sem 2: Feb to end Jun Students are reminded that Sem 1 alternative assessments or a LOA at NUS are not guaranteed.

Sem 1: Early September to early February. Sem 2: Early February to early July. Students who are going in Sem 1 are reminded that alternative assessments and LOAs are not guaranteed.

Academic Calendar

Autumn: Early Sep - Mid Dec Spring: Mid Jan - Early May

Sem 1: September to January Sem 2: February to June Students are recommended to go in Sem 2 and are reminded that Sem 1 alternative assessments or a LOA at NUS are not guaranteed.

Semester 1: September - End January Semester 2: End January - June Students are recommended to go in Sem 2 and are reminded that Sem 1 alternative assessments or a LOA at NUS are not guaranteed.

Academic Calendar

Sem 1: September to January Sem 2: February to June Students are recommended to go in Sem 2 and are reminded that Sem 1 alternative assessments or a LOA at NUS are not guaranteed.

Sem 1: September - end January Sem 2: End February - June Students are recommended to go in Sem 2 and are reminded that Sem 1 alternative assessments or a LOA at NUS are not guaranteed.

Academic Calendar

Sem 1: September to end-January Sem 2: February to June Students are recommended to go in Sem 2 and are reminded that Sem 1 alternative assessments or a LOA at NUS are not guaranteed.

Sem 1: September to January Sem 2: End January to June Students are recommended to go in Sem 2 and are reminded that Sem 1 alternative assessments or a LOA at NUS are not guaranteed.

Sem 1: Early Oct to Late March Sem 2: Early Apr to Late September Students are reminded that Sem 1 alternative assessments or a LOA at NUS are not guaranteed.

Academic Calendar

Sem 1: Mid Oct to Mid Mar Sem 2: Mid Apr to Late July

Sem 1: Mid Oct to Mid Feb Sem 2: Mid April to Late July Students are reminded that Sem 1 alternative assessments or a LOA at NUS are not guaranteed.

Sem 1: October to March Sem 2: Apr to September Students are reminded that Sem 1 alternative assessments or a LOA at NUS are not guaranteed.

Academic Calendar

Early Sep - Mid Dec

Sem 1: End Oct - Mid Feb Sem 2: End Apr - End July Students are reminded that Sem 1 alternative assessments or a LOA at NUS are not guaranteed.

Sem 1: Early Apr to Late Sep Sem 2: Early Oct to Late Mar Students are reminded that Sem 1 alternative assessments or a LOA at NUS are not guaranteed.

Early Oct - End of March Apr - late Sep

Academic Calendar

Fall Semester : late Aug/early Sept - Dec Spring Semester : Early January - early May

Fall Semester : Sep 2015 to Dec 2015 Spring Semester : Jan 2016 to May 2016

Semester I: Early September to Late December Semester II: End-January/Beginning February to End-May

Academic Calendar

Fall Semester: Early Oct - End Mar Spring Semester: Early Apr - End Sep

Fall Semester: Early Oct to Mid Feb Spring Semester: Early Apr to Early Aug (YSEP commences in Mar)

Fall Semester: Early Oct to Mid Feb Spring Semester: Early Apr to Early Aug

Academic Calendar

PU Sem 2: Mid Jul to Mid Nov PU Sem 1: Early Mar to End Jun

Sem 1: Beginning October - End February. Sem 2: End February - End June. Students are advised to go in Sem 2 only due to the severe overlaps in academic calendar in semester 1.

Sem 1: October to mid-February. Sem 2: Mid-February to July. Students are recommended to go in Sem 2 and are reminded that Sem 1 alternative assessments or LOAs at NUS are not guaranteed.

Semester 1: Early October to mid-February Semester 2: Mid- February to late June Students should go in Sem 2. Alternative assessment or LOA for Sem 1 is not guaranteed.

Academic Calendar

Fall Semester: Early Sep to End Dec Spring Semester: Early Mar to End Jun

Fall Semester: Early Sep to End Dec Spring Semester: Early Feb to End May

Fall Semester: Early Sep to Mid Dec Spring Semester: Early Mar to Mid Jun

Fall Semester: Early Sep to Mid Dec Spring Semester: Early Mar to Mid Jun

Academic Calendar

Semester 1: September - end Jan Semester 2: mid Jan - end May Students are recommended to go in Sem 2 and are reminded that Sem 1 alternative assessments or a LOA at NUS are not guaranteed.

Sem 1: Late Aug to Mid Jan Sem 2: Mid Jan to Early Jun

Sem 1: Early Sept to Mid Jan Sem 2: Mid Jan to Mid Jun

Sem 1: Sept to Late Jan Sem 2: Mid Jan - Mid June

Sem 1: Mid Sep to Early Feb Sem 2: Mid Feb to Early July Students are reminded that Sem 1 alternative assessments or a LOA at NUS are not guaranteed.

Academic Calendar

Sem 1: Sept to Feb Sem 2: Feb to Aug Students are reminded that Sem 1 alternative assessments or a LOA at NUS are not guaranteed.

Academic Calendar

FULL YEAR ONLY. October to June

Semester 1: Early September to Late December. Semester 2: Mid-January to Late May. Please check carefully for courses suitable for semester-based exchange.

Academic Calendar

Sem 1: Late Sep to late Jan. Sem 2: Late Jan to mid Jun. Students are reminded that there are NO alternative assessments in Sem 1.

Sem 1 : September to January. Sem 2 : End-January to June. Students are recommended to go in Sem 2 and are reminded that Sem 1 alternative assessments or a LOA at NUS are not guaranteed.

Academic Calendar

Varies depending on the campus (Berkeley/Merced work on semester systems, all other 8 campuses work on a quarter system).

Semester I: Mid/late August to mid December Semester II: Early January to early May

Fall: August - December Spring: January - May https://registrar.nd.edu/calendar/

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