Are you planning on going abroad for an exchange semester?

Have a close look at our outgoing guide, which entails a complete list of our partner

universities and requirements. Every student at the faculty is entitled to apply for a

semester abroad regardless of his/her nationality, study program or level of study.

Exchange Programs (WiWi – The WiWi international office handles applications)

Erasmus+ (EU plus Iceland, Norway, Turkey)

Swiss Mobility Program (only Switzerland)

WiWi Think Business Program (special program with the university of Vienna and

Zurich)

Faculty Agreements (China, Hong Kong, Israel, Peru, Russia, and South Korea)

HU International (the international department at Humboldt handles the applications)

University wide Agreements (worldwide)

Requirements

You need to be enrolled at Humboldt during the time of your semester abroad

BA-students may apply from their 3rd semester onwards

MA-students may apply from their 1st semester

Sufficient language skills (individually listed for each university)

Application deadlines for the academic year 2020/2021

Erasmus program, Swiss Mobility Program and Faculty Agreements: until 1.1.2020

University wide Agreements Asia and Australia: until 1.12.2019

University wide Agreements North and South Amerika: until 1.11.2019

University wide Agreements Africa: until 31.1.2020 (South Africa: 15.6.2020)

Application procedure WiWi (International Office)

Moodle Group: Erasmus Outgoing Wiwi

https://www.wiwi.hu-berlin.de/de/international/abroad

Application procedure HU International:

https://www.international.hu-berlin.de/de/studierende/ins-ausland

Contents

CHECK LIST – EXCHANGE SEMESTER ...................................................................................................... 3

Exchange Semester Abroad – application process ................................................................................ 5

Partner Universities and Exchange Places at WiWi in the Academic Year 2020/21 .......................... 16

Partner Universities within the University Agreements for the Academic Year 2020/21 ................. 20

Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin

School of Business and Economics

International Office

Spandauer Str. 1

D-10178 Berlin

www.wiwi.hu-berlin.de/international

Tel +49 30 2093 5916

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CHECK LIST – EXCHANGE SEMESTER ORIENTATION GUIDE

1. WANDERLUST

- explore culture diversity - improve language-skills - The desire of adventure - experience different academic systems - challenge your beliefs - Career/academic prospects

2. DESTINATION

- country of destination - city of destination - target university

language requirements entry requirements study offer learning conditions learning outcomes study load supervision exam formats teaching methods professors student unions student life practical orientation research orientation size of institution

3. MOBILITY PROGRAMMES / EXCHANGE PROGRAMMES

Direct exchange partnerships in the fields of business and economics:

- WIWI Erasmus - WIWI Think Business Program - WIWI Swiss Mobility - WIWI Fakultätsvertrag (direct bilateral academic agreement via WIWI)

Humboldt general academic agreements – open to all faculties

- HU Universitätsvertrag

4. TIME FRAME

- On which semester to go abroad? - summer- /winter semester - beginning of semester at your desired exchange university - duration of stay - academic calendar - examination phase - introductory week

5. RECOGNITION / TRANSFER OF CREDITS

- Which courses to choose at your target university - Course AND credit transfer 6. FINANCING OPTIONS - Funding opportunities - saving money - working in your city of destination - purchasing power - living costs - accommodation costs - travel expenses 7. ACCOMMODATION POSSIBILITES - flat-sharing community - single apartments - living with older people 8. TRAINING YOUR LANGUAGE

- at HU - language courses abroad - prepare internationally recognized language tests 9. MY CONTACT PERSON @WIWI

10. MY CONTACT PARTNER @host University

11. APPLICATION PROCEDURE @WIWI

application deadline (winter semester, summer semester) required application documents admission requirements

12. ENROLMENT PROCEDURE AT YOUR TARGET UNIVERSITY

13. CONTACT TO FORMER OUTGOINGS @WIWI

Moodle: Erasmus Outgoings WIWI experience reports contact former outgoings

Exchange Semester Abroad – application process Information for outgoing Wiwi students

Have you ever thought about studying abroad for an academic exchange semester?

Go for it! The School of Business and Economics has bilateral agreements on student mobility with

around 60 partner universities in 20 countries through ERASMUS+. And that’s not all – our faculty

also participates in the Swiss Mobility Programme and has agreements with top universities in China,

Hong Kong, Israel, Kazakhstan, Peru, Russia and South Korea.

If this is not enough for you, Humboldt-Universität has signed university-wide agreements with

around 90 universities across the Americas, Africa, Asia and Australia. For all lists of university-wide

agreements arranged according to world regions, please visit: https://www.international.hu-

berlin.de/de/studierende/ins-ausland/weltweit-uv

Direct exchange programmes in the field of business and economics include:

ERASMUS+ (EU plus Iceland, Norway, Turkey)

Swiss Mobility Programme (only Switzerland)

Wiwi Think Business (special programme with the University of Vienna and Zurich

University)

Faculty Agreements (China, Hong Kong, Israel, Kazakhstan, Peru, Russia and South Korea)

University Agreements (worldwide)

For a full list of partner universities of the School of Business and Economics, please visit:

https://www.wiwi.hu-berlin.de/de/international/abroad/partner

For the University Agreements, please contact the Department of International Affairs

(central International Office) at Humboldt-Universität as the entire process is supervised by

their Outgoing Team

Possibilities to study in Economics, Business and Management-related fields at North

American universities are very restricted. For detailed information, please contact the

regional officer at the Department of International Affairs.

1. Planning and applying for a semester abroad

Consider your motivation and do some research: Which region or country are you interested in?

What is your budget? which language skills do you have?, etc.

Get all the info from the Moodle Course “Erasmus Outgoings WIWI”: Country-specific

information and details about each of the partner universities as well as reports by our alumni

with valuable first-hand info and tips are archived in the course: https://moodle.hu-

berlin.de/course/view.php?id=57664

You will find the most important information about each partner university in the factsheet

uploaded in the Moodle course.

Decide which is the right programme for you and put together your application. For all

programmes managed by the Wiwi International Office (see above), your application should

include:

o Online- Application form (via online application software “MoveOn”)

o Motivational letter (max. 2 pages)

o CV (max. 1-2 pages)

o Language certificate(s) (for English and, if applicable, for national language(s))

o Copy of ID/Passport & Student-ID

o AGNES Transcript of Records (with official stamp from the Examination Office)

o Bachelor’s certificate (only master’s students)

For the motivation letter and CV, you can choose whether to write in English or German.

Your motivation letter should clearly state the reasons why you would like to study abroad in a

specific university, city and country – with as much detail as possible. We would like to see

whether you have a concrete project and clear idea in mind about your study abroad project. If

you can access the course catalogue, please indicate which courses you would like to take at

your host university and how your semester abroad complements your studies at Humboldt-

Universität.

Note: You are welcome to choose up to three universities and rank them according to your

preferences. Your motivation letter should address at least the first two preferences, with a

priority on your first choice (one paragraph for each of the other choices will be sufficient).

Your CV should contain all relevant information (studies and work experience, previous stays

abroad, language skills, etc.), similar to a job application.

Language requirements: To successfully study abroad, you need to already have a good

command of the language of study (learning a new language should therefore not be your

central motivation). Since most of your partner universities offer courses in English, you should

have at least B2-level English skills. Please note that the language requirements of your desired

host university may be more restrictive.

Your language certificate should not be older than 2 years. You can have your language skills

tested at the Humboldt-Universität Language Centre (around €20). Make sure to book an

appointment in time.

If you are native speaker of the relevant language(s), please mention it in your application. We

will get back to you to verify your language skills if necessary.

The application period is November 1st to January 1st.

Feedback about your application

The selection process follows a strict system that attributes points in the following categories:

motivation, academic performance, language skills.

By mid-February or early March, you will receive an email informing you of the outcome of your

application. There are enough places; however, some destinations are more popular than

others, and your chances really depend on the quality of your application.

If your application was successful, the email will include a deadline for you to confirm that you

accept the place offered to you. Make sure to not miss this deadline. Otherwise the spot might

be allocated to someone on the waiting list.

After you have confirmed the place, starting from March, we will inform the partner university

that we would like to nominate you for an exchange semester.

2. Application at the host university

The partner university will then contact you directly with information about the application

process. Most universities use an online system through which you will have to apply and upload

your application documents within a given time period.

Please note that the application documents and language requirements of your host university

might differ (i.e. be stricter) from those handed in at the School of Business and Economics. It is

your responsibility to gather the required documents in time.

It might take some weeks until the partner university has processed your nomination. From then

on, you will be in touch with your partner university directly and, in case of any specific

questions, can contact the responsible coordinator at your host university. Of course, you can

also contact our Outgoing Team with general questions about the exchange procedure.

The host university can still reject your application if you fail to meet their requirements. This is

no reason to worry, however – if you follow all steps as required, your application should be

successful.

Your host university will then send you an acceptance letter and inform you about the next

steps.

3. Preparing and managing your stay abroad

Following your application to the partner institution, you are personally responsible for making the

necessary preparations. With the following overview, we hope to guide you through the most

important steps. If you encounter a problem at any of the stages, we will assist you to the best of

our ability, provided you contact us early on.

Applying for a scholarship and/or Auslands-Bafög: Only in the case of ERASMUS can your

exchange place include financial support. With any other programme, as Humboldt-

Universität student, you are eligible for the PROMOS scholarship awarded twice a year by

the Humboldt-Universität central International Office (for semester stays) or a scholarship

with the DAAD (full-year stays). Please note that you have to apply separately through the

institution responsible. For a list of other scholarships, please consult our website or come to

our outgoing consultation. We can issue a letter confirming your participation in the

exchange programme upon request.

Improve your language skills: There are many ways to refresh or improve your language

skills. You might want to take another language course at Humboldt-Universität Language

Centre (or at any of the other universities or language institutes in the city), find a Tandem

Partner for a one-on-one language exchange, use the offers of the media library (individual

study centre) at Humboldt-Universität Language Centre (Dorotheenstraße 65) or use an app

to study on the road...

Registration at Humboldt-Universität: Please note that you need to re-register at

Humboldt-Universität regularly by paying the semester fees for the semester you are

spending abroad. Don’t forget to re-register in time for the next semester at Humboldt-

Universität in case the study periods overlap, or you decide to travel in your host country

before returning.

”Urlaubssemester“ (semester leave): If you decide to take a semester leave while studying

abroad, the semester(s) will not be counted in your ”Fachsemester“ (study semester count),

which might later be relevant for your Bafög status and your student health insurance.

Furthermore, you can decide whether to buy the Semester Ticket for public transport in

Berlin or not.

Visa: Make sure you know the regulations for your nationality and host country from an

early stage to have all documents ready and be able to apply in time. If you need a study

visa, you will, in most cases, need the acceptance letter issued by your host university.

Health insurance and other insurance: Find out whether your regular health insurance

covers longer stays abroad. Especially outside the EU, it might be necessary for you to sign

up for additional personal insurance. The same goes for accident and liability insurances.

Arrival and Housing: We recommend that you arrive at least two weeks before the start of

studies in order to find accommodation and take the necessary administrative steps. Some

of our partner universities will assist you in finding suitable accommodation. Some also offer

housing in student dorms for exchange students for which you will have to sign up during

the application process. You will find more information about the housing offerings and

assistance provided by the partner universities in the Moodle course. Are you wondering

what to do with your own flat or room in Berlin while abroad?! Why not offer it to one of

our incoming students? Please contact us in case you want us to circulate an offer.

Important administrative steps before your stay

Paragraphs marked with one of the following icons only apply to the respective programme:

ERASMUS+

Swiss Mobility Programme (SMP)

Faculty Agreements

The documents relevant to your programme can be downloaded in the Moodle Course ”ERASMUS

Outgoings Wiwi”.

Grant Agreement: The Grant Agreement is the contract between Humboldt-Universität and

yourself determining the terms and conditions of the scholarship awarded to you. We might

contact you again and ask you to update your personal information needed to generate your

Grant Agreement. You will be notified by the outgoing team when to come to the office and

sign the Agreement. Before leaving you will receive a copy for your own files.

Swiss Mobility Agreement: Much like the Grant Agreement in ERASMUS+, you have to sign

an Agreement regarding your participation in the Swiss Mobility Programme. The

scholarship is awarded by your host organisation and is therefore not part of the agreement

with Humboldt-Universität.

Learning Agreement: The Learning Agreement is a contract between yourself, your home

university and your host university, and assures that you can study the courses chosen and

that your credits earned abroad can be recognised at Humboldt-Universität. Please choose

the document for your respective programme (ERASMUS, Swiss Mobility, Faculty &

University Agreements). Fill in the courses you would like to study abroad and have the

agreement signed by the coordinators at your host university, then send it to your home

coordinator (outgoings-wiwi@hu-berlin.de) to be signed. Generally, a minimum of 30 ECTS

should be earned per semester (you are free to choose how much of it you want to transfer

to Humboldt-Universität). Language courses and courses in other fields of study also count

towards the 30 ECTS.

Please note: For courses equivalent to a course offered at Humboldt-Universität, you need

to get the signature of the relevant chair or study coordinator on your learning agreement.

Courses equivalent to a course you passed successfully at Humboldt-Universität, or equiva-

lent to a course you have failed at least once at Humboldt-Universität, cannot be recogni-

sed. You can only repeat a Humboldt-Universität exam you failed at Humboldt-Universität.

OLS language test: You will receive a link via email that takes you to an online language test.

Please complete the test by the given deadline and send your results to Cornelia Marx

(ERASMUS Scholarship Coordinator): cornelia.marx@hu-berlin.de

Steps upon arrival at the partner university

Confirmation of Registration: Fill in the document (downloadable from Moodle), have it

signed by the coordinators at your host university and send a scanned copy via email to

Cornelia Marx: cornelia.marx@hu-berlin.de

Learning Agreement: Fill in part two of the Learning Agreement ”During the Mobility“, have

it signed and hand it in at Humboldt-Universität no more than three weeks after your arrival.

If you are staying a full academic year, you will have to hand in a separate Learning

Agreement signed by all parties for each semester of the exchange.

If needed, prolonging your stay: If you want to prolong your stay, both your home and host

coordinators need to agree. In general, our office will gladly support you in staying for

another semester, provided we still have the capacity within the places granted in the

bilateral agreement with your host university. Whether your scholarship can be extended

depends on the funding period still available to you and on the budget granted to Humboldt-

Universität. You are not automatically entitled to receive an additional scholarship. The

prolonged stay requires a new Grant Agreement. Don’t forget to also hand in a Learning

Agreement and a Confirmation of Registration for the second semester!

Deadlines for prolonging you stay with us (may differ from your host university’s deadline)!

From autumn to spring/summer term: 15th December

From spring term to autumn term: 15th June

Steps before returning home

Confirmation of Student Stay Abroad: Download the confirmation from Moodle, fill in your

data and have your host coordinator sign that you effectively completed your exchange

semester, then send the document to Cornelia Marx: cornelia.marx@hu-berlin.de

After returning to Humboldt-Universität

OLS language test II: After your return, you receive another link for the second online

language assessment. Please check your spam folder as this email often ends up there.

EU online survey: You will also receive an email invitation to fill in an online report through

the Mobility Tool of the European Commission. Please check your spam folder.

Alumni report: Please fill in the report about your stay and upload it in the relevant section

of the Moodle course. Your report is a valuable source of information for coming

generations of exchange students. While compiling it, try to remember what information

you were looking for while preparing your stay abroad.

Transcript of records: The transcript contains your credits and grades earned abroad. It will

be sent either directly to you or to our office. We will notify you when we receive your

transcript so that you can come pick it up at our office. In case your host university sends

you the transcript directly, please hand in a copy at our office.

Confirmation of credit transfer (Anerkennungsnachweis): In order to have your grades from

the exchange semester recognised, you need to fill in the last page of your Learning

Agreement (confirmation of credit transfer), sign it (!) and hand it in at the Wiwi

Examination Office (Prüfungsbüro). The Examination Office will sign the documents and

forward it to us and Cornelia Marx. Make sure you keep a copy of the document for your

files.

4. General information on credit transfer (for study and exam regulations from 2016)

Make sure you know the exact study and exam regulations for your programme (Studien- und

Prüfungsordnung). There might be more than one possibility to transfer courses from your exchange

semester.

The Examination Office is in charge of course transfers and decides how exactly your grades

will be recognised. In case the host university does not use ECTS, the transfer will be based

on the weekly hours (4 hours of classes and study (SWS) are equivalent to 6 ECTS).

Mandatory courses (Pflichtbereich) cannot be replaced with courses from your studies

abroad. If you want to replace an elective course, you have to get the signature of the

relevant chair or study coordinator on your learning agreement before going abroad.

Courses equivalent to a course you passed successfully at Humboldt-Universität, or

equivalent to a course you have failed once or more than once at Humboldt-Universität,

cannot be recognised. You have to repeat any Humboldt-Universität exam you failed at

Humboldt-Universität.

Undergraduate students are allowed to transfer courses taken at master level. However,

graduate students cannot transfer courses taken at bachelor level. Exception: A few courses

taken from the 4th year bachelor level offered at Spanish and US partner universities can be

recognised for Wiwi master-level students (please contact the Examination Office

beforehand!)

Credits from one course will be recognised in one module and cannot be split between two

or more modules. Only graded courses will be recognised (no courses completed without

taking any kind of exam).

Courses which have been transferred cannot be deleted again.

A final degree thesis written abroad cannot be recognised at Humboldt-Universität.

To transfer your courses you will need:

Original transcript from your semester abroad

Part III of the Learning Agreement (Confirmation of credit transfer /

“Anerkennungsnachweis“)

When transferring equivalent courses: Official course description, reading list,

information about weekly workload, etc.

Grading scale of your partner university (if not ECTS system)

Note: To complete your degree at Humboldt-Universität, you have to achieve at least 50% of the

overall credits (thesis excluded) in your programme at the Humboldt-Universität School of

Business and Economics:

o Bachelor: (180 ECTS - 12 ECTS for thesis)/2 min. 84 ECTS HU + max. 84 ECTS transferred

o Master: (120 ECTS - 20 ECTS for thesis)/2 min. 50 ECTS HU + max. 50 ECTS transferred

Important contacts

Wiwi International Office

outgoings-wiwi@hu-berlin.de

Tel: +49 30 2093 99515

www.wiwi.hu-berlin.de/erasmus

Central ERASMUS Scholarship Office

Cornelia.Marx@hu-berlin.de

Tel: +49 30 2093

www.international.hu-berlin.de

Examination Office at the School of Business and Economics

pruefungsbuero-wiwi@hu-berlin.de

Tel: +49 30 2093 99522

www.wiwi.hu-berlin.de/de/studium/pa

General counselling for university-wide exchange and study abroad opportunities

woanders.studieren@uv.hu-berlin.de

Tel. (Campus Mitte): +49 30 2093 2491

Tel. (Campus Adlershof): +49 30 2093 3955 (only on Wednesdays, 1-4pm)

https://www.international.hu-berlin.de/en/studierende/ins-ausland/weltweit-

uv/counselling?set_language=en

You will find all contacts of the Outgoings Coordinators at the Humboldt-Universität

Department of International Affairs (central International Office) on this website

Some things you should know about the ERASMUS+ Scholarship

Period of stay Funding period (2019) Min. ECTS achieved

1 trimester 3 months (min. 15)

1 semester 4.5 months 30 ECTS (min. 24)

2 trimesters 5.5 months (min. 30)

2 semesters/3 trimesters/Full

year

8.5 months 60 ECTS (min. 48)

Please note:

There is no guarantee that you will receive ERASMUS funding. The availability and exact amount

depend on the yearly budget granted to Humboldt-Universität by the European Commission.

Should you acquire fewer ECTS than the minimum amount (due to cancelled courses, failing an

exam, dropping out of the programme), Humboldt-Universität can reclaim a part or the full

amount of your scholarship

You may receive an additional monthly allowance for children travelling with you (currently

around €200/child).

Students with disabilities can apply for additional financial support through the German

Academic Exchange Service (DAAD).

Good news: You are eligible for funding through ERASMUS+ more than once! For each level of

study (BA, MA, PhD), you can receive funding for a period of max. 12 months. This means that if

you decide to study as part of an exchange in Spain for one semester during your BA studies (e.g.

a 3- to 4-month funding period) you may additionally (in the same academic year or later on)

receive funding for another semester in Norway and/or for an internship in another country

participating in ERASMUS. When starting your master’s studies, you are eligible for ERASMUS

funding again for 12 months in total.

Checklist for ERASMUS documents

(not relevant for Swiss Mobility and Faculty Partnership Exchanges)

Wiwi international office: outgoings-wiwi@hu-berlin.de

Contact Cornelia Marx from the Erasmus central office at Humboldt: cornelia.marx@hu-berlin.de

What When Send where

Grant Agreement Approx. May/June Wiwi International Office First instalment of

your scholarship Results of OLS language

test 1

No later than four weeks after receiving

the link

Cornelia Marx

Confirmation of

registration

Three weeks after the start of your

studies. Obtain a signature from your host

university in person (!) – international

office or study coordinator - sign it

yourself, and send it to WIWI International

Office

Cornelia Marx

Learning Agreement Three weeks after the start of your

studies. Obtain a signature from your host

university in person (!) – international

office or study coordinator - sign it

yourself, and send it to WIWI International

Office

Wiwi International Office

Confirmation of student

stay abroad

Three weeks after the end of your studies.

Obtain a signature from your host

university in person (!) – international

office or study coordinator - sign it

yourself, and send it to WIWI International

Office

Cornelia Marx Transfer of second

instalment (in

summer)

Alumni Report Three weeks after the end of your studies Upload in Moodle Course

“Erasmus outgoings WiWi”

And

Cornelia Marx

Results of OLS 2 Four weeks after receiving the link Cornelia Marx

EU online survey Four weeks after receiving the link Cornelia Marx

Confirmation of credit

transfer (Anerkennungs-

nachweis)

After the end of your studies, no later

than 30th November

Wiwi Examination Office

(they will forward it to the

International Office when

signed)

If you do not provide

these documents,

Humboldt-Universität

may reclaim your

scholarship! Transcript of records After the end of your studies, no later

than 30th November

Cornelia Marx

and

Wiwi Examination Office

and

Wiwi International Office (if your host university sent the transcript to you on the first place)

Checklist for documents related to an exchange outside the Erasmus program

(Please note that your host university might ask you to complete additional administrative

procedures)

What When Send where

Confirmation of

registration

Three weeks after the start of your

studies. Obtain a signature from

your host university in person (!) –

International office or study

coordinator- sign it yourself, and

send it to WIWI International Office

Wiwi International Office

Learning Agreement Three weeks after the start of your

studies. Obtain a signature from

your host university in person (!) –

International office or study

coordinator- sign it yourself, and

send it to WIWI International Office

Wiwi International Office

Confirmation of student

stay abroad

Three weeks after the end of your

studies. Obtain a signature from

your host university in person (!) –

International office or study

coordinator- sign it yourself, and

send it to WIWI International Office

Wiwi International Office

Alumni Report Three weeks after the end of your

studies

Upload in Moodle Course “Erasmus outgoings

WiWi”

Confirmation of credit

transfer

(Anerkennungs-

nachweis)

After the end of your studies, no

later than 30th November

Wiwi Examination Office (they will forward it to

the International Office when signed)

Transcript of records After the end of your studies, no later than 30th November

Wiwi Examination Office

and

Wiwi International Office (if your host university sent the

Partner Universities and Exchange Places at WiWi

in the Academic Year 2020/21 Partner University City Country Total

number of places

Language requirements Comments Program

Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Faculty of Economics and Business - Campus Brussels

Brussels Belgium 4 English C1 ER

Fudan University - School of Data Science

Shanghai China 4 Chinese Only MA. Teaching language Chinese

FV

Peking University - HSBC Business School

Shenzen China 2 English C1 Only MA Students FV

The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen - CUHK

Shenzen China 3 English C1 2 BA & 1 MA / English main teaching language

FV

Peking University Guanghua School of Management

Beijing China 3 English C1 No Chinese nationals FV

Sun Yat Sen University - Business School

Guangzhou China 2 English B2-C1 (TOEFL 80) and/or Chinese HSK 6

HSK certificate (level 6) only obligatory for courses in Chinese language

FV

Xiamen University - Wang Yanan Institute for Studies in Economics

Xiamen China 4 English C1

FV

HKUST - The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology - School of Business and Management

Hong Kong China 2 English C1 Only BA, mainly Business Administration

FV

Aarhus University - School of Business and Social Sciences

Aarhus Denmark 2 English C1 ER

Copenhagen Business School

Copenhagen Denmark 4 English B2 Accepts only specific language certificates

ER

University of Copenhagen

Copenhagen Denmark 4 English B2 Only courses in Economics ER

University College London - Department of Economics

London England 4 English B2 Only BA, only courses in Economics, Trimester

ER

University of Exeter Business School

Exeter England 4 English C1 C1 Level has to be proved at the time of nomination

ER

University of Northumbria

Newcastle England 4 English B2 ER

Estonian Business School

Tallinn Estonia 1 English B2 Only courses in Business ER

Aalto University - School of Business

Helsinki Finland 2 English C1 ER

Hanken School of Economics

Helsinki Finland 2 English B2 ER

ENS Paris-Saclay (ENS-Cachan)

Paris France 4 French B2 and/or English B2 (English: C1 for Master)

French B2 only obligatory for courses in French language

ER

ENSAE Paris Tech - Ecole Nationale de la Statistique et de l'Administration Economique

Paris France 6 French B2 UND English C1

Courses in Statistics and Economics, course choice in English very limited

ER

ENSAI - Ecole Nationale de la Statistique et de l'Analyse de l'Information

Rennes France 4 French B2 AND English B1

Recommended for Master, Courses in Statistics and Economics

ER

ESCP Europe Paris Paris France 3 French B2 and/or English B2

Only MA courses, French B2 only obligatory for courses in French language

ER

Grenoble Ecole de Management

Grenoble France 1 French B2 and/or English B2

French B2 only obligatory for courses in French language

ER

Montpellier Business School

Montpellier France 4 French B2 OR English B2

Only courses in Business, French B2 only obligatory for courses in French language

ER

Neoma Business School Reims France 2 French B2 and/or English B2

Only courses in Business, French B2 only obligatory for courses in French language

ER

Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne

Paris France 4 English B2 and/or French B2

Mainly Business, Course choice in English very limited, French B2 only obligatory for courses in French language

ER

Université Paris-Dauphine

Paris France 4 French B2 and/or English B2

French B2 only obligatory for courses in French language

ER

Université Toulouse 1 Capitole

Toulouse France 4 French B2 and/or English B2

English B2 has to be proved upon aaplication, French B2 only obligatory for courses in French language

ER

University of Iceland Reykjavík Iceland 4 English B2 ER

Tel Aviv University - Coller School of Management

Tel Aviv Israel 4 English C1 Only for fall semester Only MA students TOEFL 100

FV

Free University of Bozen (Bolzano)

Bolzano Italy 2 English B2 Teaching languages: Italian, German, English; Italian B1 desirable

ER

LUISS Guido Carli - Libera Universitá Internazionale degli Studi Sociali

Rome Italy 4 Italian B2 and/or English B2

ER

Università Commerciale 'Luigi Bocconi', Milano

Milan Italy 2 English B2 ER

Università degli Studi di Firenze

Florence Italy 2 English B2 Italian B1 desirable ER

Università degli Studi di Roma Tre

Rome Italy 2 English B2 Italian B1 desirable, 1 Place Business, 1 Place Economics

ER

Università degli Studi di Siena

Siena Italy 2 Italian B1 AND English B2

ER

Università di Pisa Pisa Italy 2 English B2 Italian B1 desirable ER

University of Rijeka Rijeka Kroatien 2 English B2 ER

Baltic International Academy

Riga Latvia 2 English B2 Some courses in Russian ER

Erasmus University Rotterdam/Erasmus School of Economics

Rotterdam Netherlands 2 English B2 Only BA ER

Maastricht University - School of Business and Economics

Maastricht Netherlands 4 English B2 ER

Tilburg University - School of Economics and Management

Tilburg Netherlands 2 English B2 ER

University of Groningen - Faculty of Economics and Business

Groningen Netherlands 2 English C1 ER

Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

Amsterdam Netherlands 4 English C1 ER

Norwegian School of Economics

Bergen Norway 2 English B2 ER

University of Bergen - Department of Economics

Bergen Norway 2 English B2

ER

University of Oslo - Department of Economics

Oslo Norway 4 English B2 Only courses in Economics ER

Universität Wien - Faculty of Business, Economics and Statistics

Vienna Austria 2 English C1 Think Business Program ER / TBP

Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien

Vienna Austria 4 German B2 and/or English C1

German B2 only obligatory for courses in German language

ER

Universidad del Pacifico Lima Peru 2 English C1 AND Spanish C1

FV

University of Warsaw - Faculty of Management

Warsow Poland 2 English B2 ER

ISCTE Business School Lisbon Portugal 4 English B2 ER

Universidade Nova de Lisboa - Nova School of Business and Economics

Lisbon Portugal 4 English B2 ER

State University - Higher School of Economics

Moskow Russia 6 English B2 and/or Russian C1

Russian C1 only obligatory for courses in Russian language

FV

Ural Federal University - Graduate School of Economics and Management

Jekatarinburg Russia 4 English B2 FV

Jönköping International Business School

Jönköping Sweden 2 English C1 ER

Linköping University - International Business and Economics Program

Linköping Sweden 2 English B2 ER

Stockholm University - Department of Economics

Stockholm Sweden 4 English B2 Only courses in Economics ER

Uppsala University - Department of Business Studies

Uppsala Sweden 4 English B2 Only courses in Business ER

Universität Bern Bern Switzerland 2 German B2 and/or English B2

Only courses in Business, German B2 only obligatory for courses in German language

Swiss

Universität St. Gallen St. Gallen Switzerland 4 German B2 and/or English B2

Only courses in Business, German B2 only obligatory for courses in German language

Swiss

Universität Zürich Zürich Switzerland 4 English C1 and German B2

Swiss/TBP

Université de Fribourg Fribourg Switzerland 2 English B2 AND German B1 AND French B2

Teaching languages: French, German, English

Swiss

Université de Genève Geneva Switzerland 1 French B2 AND English B2

Swiss

Comenius University Bratislava - Faculty of Management

Bratislava Slovakia 1 English B2 ER

University of Ljubljana - Faculty of Economics

Ljubljana Slovenia 2 English B2

ER

Universidad de Málaga - Facultad de Ciencias Económicas y Empresariales

Malaga Spain 2 English B2 Spanish B1 desirable ER

Universidad de Salamanca

Salamanca Spain 4 English B2 Spanish B1, mainly for BA, MA can only choose from BA 4th year courses

ER

Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona - School of Economics and Business

Barcelona Spain 2 Spanish B2 and/or English B2

Spanish B2 only obligatory for courses in Spanish, Many courses in Catalan, MA can choose from BA 4th year courses.

ER

Universitat Pompeu Fabra

Barcelona Spain 4 Spanish B1 and English B2 Only courses in Economics. Only Bachelor. Trimester. Many courses in Catalan

ER

Korea University - Department of Economics

Seoul South Korea 2 English C1 FV

Charles University Institute of Economic Studies

Prague Czech Republic

3 English B2 Mainly Economics and Statistics

ER

Boğaziçi University Istanbul Turkey 9 English B2 ER

Andrássy Universität Budapest

Budapest Hungary 2 German C1 Only MA ER

Partner Universities within the University Agreements for the Academic

Year 2020/21 Name of University City Country Subjets Language

Requirements Comments

Universidad Torcuato di Tella Buenos Aires Agentina WiWi Spanish (DAAD-Certificate, DELE, BULATS, TELC, etc.)

1-2 Sem. BA

Australian National University Canberra Australia all English (TOEFL 80, IELTS 6.5)

1-2 Sem. BA/MA nur nach Rücksprache

University of Melbourne Melbourne Australia all English (TOEFL 79, IELTS 6.5)

1-2 Sem. BA/MA

University of Sydney Sydney Australia all English (TOEFL 90, IELTS 6.5)

1-2 Sem. BA/MA

University of New South Wales

Sydney Australia all English (TOEFL 90, IELTs 6.5)

1-2 Sem. BA/MA

University of Queensland Brisbane Australia all English (TOEFL 90, IELTS 6.5)

1-2 Sem. BA/MA

University of Western Australia

Perth Australia all English (DAAD C1, TOEFL 90, IELTS 6.5)

1-2 Sem. BA/MA

Universidade de São Paulo São Paulo Brasil all Portugiesisch (DAAD- Certificate, CIPLE, DEPLE, DIPLE, DAPLE, DUPLE, CELPE, etc.)

1-2 Sem. BA/MA

Universidad de Chile Santiago de Chile

Chile all Spanish (DAAD- Certificate, DELE, BULATS, TELC, etc.)

1-2 Sem. BA/MA

Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile

Santiago de Chile

Chile all Spanish (DAAD- Certificate, DELE, BULATS, TELC, etc.)

1-2 Sem. BA/MA

Peking University Beijing China all English (DAAD Certificate mind. B2-C1), if applicable Chinese certificate

1-2 Sem. BA/MA nur nach Rücksprache

Tongji University Shanghai China all English (DAAD Certificate mind. B2-C1), if applicable Chinese certificate

1-2 Sem. BA/MA

Fudan University Shanghai China all English (TOEFL 80, IELTS 6.5), if applicable Chinese certificate

1-2 Sem. BA/MA

East China Normal University Shanghai China all English (DAAD Certificate mind. B2-C1), if applicable Chinese certificate

1-2 Sem. BA/MA

Zhejiang University Hangzhou China all English (DAAD Certificate mind. B2-C1), if applicable Chinese certificate

1-2 Sem. BA/MA

City University of Hong Kong Hong Kong China all English (DAAD Certificate mind. B2-C1), if applicable Chinese certificate

1-2 Sem. BA

Chinese University of Hong Kong

Hong Kong China all English (DAAD Certificate mind. B2-C1 if applicable Chinese certificate

1-2 Sem. BA

Universitas Gadjah Mada Yogyakarta Indonesia all English (DAAD Certificate mind. B2-C1), if applicable Indonesian certificate

1-2 Sem. BA/MA

Tel Aviv University Tel Aviv Israel all English (TOEFL 89, IELTS 6.5), if applicable Hebrew certificate

1-2 Sem. BA/MA

University of Haifa Haifa Israel all English (DAAD Certificate mind. B2-C1), if applicable Hebrew certificate

1-2 Sem. BA/MA

Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Jerusalem Israel all English (TOEFL 89, IELTS 6.5), if applicable Japanese certificate

1-2 Sem. BA/MA

Waseda University Tokyo Japan all English (TOEFL 80, IELTS 6.0), if applicable Japanese certificate

1-2 Sem. BA/MA

Rikkyo University Tokyo Japan all English (DAAD Certificate mind. B2-C1), if applicable Japanese certificate

1-2 Sem. BA/MA

Ritsumeikan University Kyoto Japan all English (DAAD mind. B2/C1 oder TOEFL 68), if applicable Japanese certificate

1-2 Sem. BA/MA

Hitotsubashi University Tokyo Japan all, focus on Business and Economics

English (TOEFL 79, IELTS 6.0), ggf. Nachweis Landessprache

1-2 Sem. BA/MA

Kyoto University Kyoto Japan all English (TOEFL 79, IELTS 6.0), if applicable Japanese certificate

1-2 Sem. BA/MA

German Jordanian University Amman Jordania all English (DAAD Certificate mind. B2-C1, if applicable certificate for national language

1-2 Sem. BA/MA

Concordia University Montréal, Québec

Canada Economics English (TOEFL)/ French (DAAD)

1-2 Sem. MA

Simon Fraser University Burnaby, Okanagan, BC

Canada all English (TOEFL 100) 1-2 Sem. BA/MA

University of British Columbia Vancouver, BC Canada all English (TOEFL 100) 1-2 Sem. BA/MA

Université du Québec à Montréal

Montréal, Québec

Canada Economics French (min. B2) 1-2 Sem. BA

University of Regina Regina, SK Canada alle all English (TOEFL 100) 1-2 Sem. BA

University of Toronto Toronto, ON Canada Economics English (TOEFL 100) 1 Sem. MA

York University Toronto, ON Canada Economics English (TOEFL 100) 1-2 Sem. MA

Pontificia Universidad Javeriana

Bogotá Colombia all Spanish (DAAD-Certificate, DELE, BULATS, TELC, etc.)

1-2 Sem. BA/MA

Pontificia Universidad Javeriana

Calí Colombia all Spanish (DAAD- Certificate, DELE, BULATS, TELC, etc.)

1-2 Sem. BA/MA

Ewha Womans University Seoul Korea all English (DAAD Certificate mind. B2-C1), if applicable Korean certificate

1-2 Sem. BA/MA

Yonsei University Seoul Korea all English (DAAD Certificate mind. B2-C1), if applicable Korean certificate

1-2 Sem. BA/MA

Seoul National University Seoul Korea all English (DAAD Certificate mind. B2-C1), if applicable Korean certificate

1-2 Sem. BA/MA

Universidad de La Habana Ciudad de La Habana

Cuba all Spanish (DAAD- Certificate, DELE, BULATS, TELC, etc.)

1-2 Sem. BA/MA

Universiti Sains Malaysia Penang Malaysia all English (DAAD Certificate mind. B2-C1), if applicable Malayan certificate

1-2 Sem. BA/MA

Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económica

México D.F. Mexico Economics Spanish (DAAD- Certificate, DELE, BULATS, TELC, etc.)

1-2 Sem. BA/MA

El Colegio de México México D.F. Mexico all Spanish (DAAD- Certificate, DELE, BULATS, TELC, etc.)

1-2 Sem. BA/MA

Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México

México D.F. Mexico all Spanish (DAAD- Certificate, DELE, BULATS, TELC, etc.)

1-2 Sem. BA/MA

Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú

Lima Peru all Spanish (DAAD- Certificate, DELE, BULATS, TELC, etc.)

1-2 Sem. BA/MA

Singapore Management University

Singapore Singapore Economics, Business, Management

English (TOEFL 80, IELTS 6.5)

1-2 Sem. BA

National University of Singapore

Singapur Singapur All except Business and Law

English (TOEFL 100, IELTS 6.5)

1-2 Sem. BA

National Taiwan University Taipei Taiwan all English (DAAD Certificate mind. B2-C1), if applicable national language(s) certificate(s)

1-2 Sem. BA/MA

Natial Tsing Hua University Hsinchu Taiwan all English (DAAD Certificate mind. B2-C1), if applicable national language(s) certificate(s)

1-2 Sem. BA/MA

Chulalongkorn University Bangkok Thailand all English (DAAD Certificate mind. B2-C1), if applicable Thai certificate

1-2 Sem. BA/MA

Bard College Annandale-on-Hudson, NY

USA all English (TOEFL 100) 1 Sem BA

BGIA Annandale-on-Hudson, NY

USA Relevant subjetcs English (TOEFL 100) 1 Sem. BA/MA

Brown University Providence, RI USA all English (TOEFL 100) 1-2 Sem. MA

Catholic University of America

Washington, DC

USA Business English (TOEFL 100) 1-2 Sem. MA

Duke University Durham, NC USA Economics English (TOEFL 100) BA

Longwood University Farmville, VA USA all English (TOEFL 100) 1 Sem. BA

New York University - "Graduate School of Arts and Science"

New York, NY USA all English (TOEFL 100) 2 Sem. MA

New York University - "Fall in NY"/ "Spring in NY"

New York, NY USA all English (TOEFL 100) 1 Sem. BA

Northwestern University Evanston, IL USA all English (TOEFL 100) 1 Sem. (Trimester!) MA

University of California Berkeley, Davis, Irvine, LA, Santa Barbara, Santa Cruz, San Diego, Riverside

USA all English (TOEFL 100) 2 Sem. BA

University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Lincoln, NE USA all English (TOEFL 95) 1 Sem. BA

University of Tulsa Tulsa, OK USA all English (TOEFL 95) 1 Sem. BA

University of Virginia Charlottesville, VA

USA all English (TOEFL 100) 1-2 Sem. BA/MA

University of Washington Seattle, WA USA all English (TOEFL 100) 2 Sem. BA/MA

University of Ibadan Ibadan Nigeria all English (DAAD Certificate mind. B2-C1)

1-2 Sem. BA/MA

University of Nairobi Nairobi Kenia all English (DAAD Certificate mind. B2-C1)

1-2 Sem. BA/MA

University of Pretoria Pretoria South Africa

all English (DAAD Certificate mind. B2-C1)

1-2 Sem. BA/MA

Stellenbosch University Stellenbosch South Africa

all (preferably MA)

English (DAAD Certificate mind. B2-C1)

1-2 Sem. BA/MA

University of the Western Cape

Bellville South Africa

all English (DAAD Certificate mind. B2-C1)

1-2 Sem. BA/MA

Université de Lomé Lomé Togo all French (DAAD Certificate mind. B2-C1)

1-2 Sem. BA/MA