Going on a student exchange
A student exchange develops your language skills and independence and looks good on your CV. The application period is usually long before departure, so start planning about a year in advance. This guide goes through the most important stages, from applying to coming back.
You will need
- A valid passport or ID card
- A transcript of records and a letter of motivation
- A language certificate if needed
- Savings or a budget plan
- Travel insurance and a European Health Insurance Card
Steps
Explore exchange destinations
Check your institution's international services pages to see which universities you have an exchange agreement with. Compare the destinations' courses with your own degree.
Check the application periods
Prepare your application
Make a study plan
Sort out funding
Arrange accommodation
Take care of insurance
Prepare for your return
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