European Languages and Studies

STEP ONE

Make an appointment with the Arts Faculty Student Adviser (Rachel Schmitt or Barbara Goldflam- email) to make sure you’re eligible, and a semester abroad fits in with your degree

STEP TWO
Get information on our partner Universities

STEP THREE
Make an appointment with the Exchange coordinator (Hélène Jaccomard- email) who will give you the Study Abroad pack and help you set up your plan of studies

STEP FOUR
Fill in the application form, have it signed by Hélène Jaccomard, keep a photocopy, and hand it in to the Faculty Student Office (ground floor of the Arts building).

STEP FIVE
Once the Faculty has approved your request (it will take a few days), you need to fill in all the forms in the Study Abroad pack and hand them in to the International Centre. You’ll also have to find two referees before submission deadlines (July or December).

STEP SIX
The International Centre will let you know about your application within about two months. You will then have to apply to the partner University itself. Study Abroad will provide the required forms.

STEP SEVEN
There will be pre-departure meetings organised by Study Abroad with students who have been on exchange themselves, and a two-hour seminar with other outgoing students run by Hélène Jaccomard to prepare you for your linguistic and cultural experiences.

Have you ticked all the above? Then, have a great time abroad!

Checklist for Going on Exchange