Student Exchanges. Both universities will exchange postgraduate and undergraduate students. Each institution shall be responsible for the choice of students participating in the exchange, subject to final approval by the host institution. The participating students from both institutions shall pay enrolment fee to their home institution and then study at the other institution without further charges for tuition fees. However, small fees may be charged for costs such as insurance, student unions and bodies, and the use of miscellaneous material such as photocopies, laboratory products, on the same basis as these are charged to local students.
Student Exchanges. All exchange students shall be bona fide students of the Home Institution and be engaged in a full-time degree-oriented course of study. No degree will be conferred on the exchange students by the Host Institution. In general, exchange students will be expected to undertake a full load of courses at the Host institution at a level equivalent to their level at their Home Institution, and will receive credit at their Home Institution for a full course load, contingent upon satisfactory performance in all courses. If requested and/or required, evaluation(s) of exchange student work will be forwarded from the Host Institution to the Home Institution as soon as practicable after an exchange student’s completion of their exchange program at the Host Institution.
Student Exchanges. The Institutions may consider the development of opportunities for student exchanges relating to educational and cultural enrichment. These exchanges will follow the terms defined in a separate agreement.
Student Exchanges. 4.1 Each Party ("Host Institution") agrees that students ("Students") enrolled in a program of the other Party ("Home Institution"), may, on a full-time basis, for a minimum of one academic term, and up to a maximum of one academic year, enrol in a program of study offered by the Host Institution, provided that the Students meet the Host Institution’s admissions requirements for the chosen program.
4.2 Each year, the Parties shall agree on the number of Students who may participate in the exchange program. If in any given year a significant imbalance arises between the number of participating Students of one Party and that of the participating Students of the other Party, the difference could be offset in the following year. However, the balance is flexible within reasonable limits, at the discretion of the Host Institution.
4.3 By meeting the requirements of specific programs, Students of UFRGS may apply for admission to UdeM in the programs listed and updated periodically on the Web site of UdeM's Direction des affaires internationales (“DAI”) / International Affairs Office.
4.4 The Home Institution is responsible for the selection of Students who will participate in the exchange program, and the Host Institution is responsible for the admissions process, of the selected Students, to one of its programs of study.
4.5 Any Student wishing to participate in the exchange program must abide by the following conditions:
a) Register with the Host Institution for a program approved by its academic authorities;
b) If the Student is enrolled in an undergraduate (Bachelor’s) program at the Home Institution, it must have successfully completed at least one year of full-time studies in the program in which it is enrolled, remain in the same program during its stay at the Host Institution, and obtain the approval of the Home Institution as to the program of study in which they wish to enrol at the Host Institution and notify the latter;
c) If the Student is enrolled in a graduate program (Master’s or PhD) at the Home Institution, it must have successfully completed at least one term of full-time studies in the program in which it is enrolled, remain in the same program during its stay at the Host Institution, and obtain the approval of the Home Institution as to the program in which it wishes to enrol at the Host Institution;
d) Continue to be registered full-time for at least one term, but no more than one academic year, in the program in which it is enrolled at the ...
Student Exchanges. 1. Both universities will exchange postgraduate and undergraduate students.
2. Each institution shall be responsible for the choice of students participating in the exchange, subject to final approval by the host institution. The participating students from both institutions shall pay enrolment fee to their home institution and then study at the other institution without further charges for tuition fees.
3. Each institution shall help to arrange local accommodation for visiting students; provided, however, that cost of said local accommodation shall be the responsibility of and borne by the visiting students. Each participating student or his/her institution shall be solely responsible for travel arrangements and the costs thereof. The additional charges, as passport, visas, telephone services, books and any other kind of personal taxes will also be sustained by the student.
4. Each University can help its students by providing specific scholarships, and each institution will require participating students to maintain their own medical/health insurance to provide coverage while participating in a student exchange and all students shall be required to provide evidence of such insurance to the host institution.
Student Exchanges. In each academic year during the term of this Agreement, each university may send undergraduate, graduate (BA, MA) and postgraduate students (including Ph.D. students), to be enrolled at the host university. Two students exchanging for one semester are equivalent to one student for an academic year. Each Student participating in the Student Exchange Program under the terms of this Agreement shall be enrolled at the host university for no more than one (1) academic year, unless agreed otherwise by the Parties in individual cases. The Parties will consult annually to decide the number of students participating in the Student Exchange Program in the respective academic year, in order to ensure that a balance is achieved.
Student Exchanges. Each Party may propose and select up to two students (the "Students") each per term for participation in the exchange program established under this Agreement. Participants shall study in the academic disciplines of anthropology and archaeological studies. Any exchange will be subject to availability of funds and space, and to the mutual convenience of each Party. The Parties shall e11sure that the Students 011 behalf of each Party remain in approximate parity over the course of this Agreement.
, 1. The Xxxxx Institution will propase Students to the host institution at least four months prior to the proposed start of the exchange (provided that i11dividual departments at their discretion may accommodate a shorter timetable) in accordance with the following requirement:
a. Students must have successfully completed the first year of their program by the time they would begin participating in the exchange program. lt is intended that only the best-qualified Students be eligible for the exchange program. Students nominated by the home institution must satisfy current admission standards for regularly-enrolled degree candidates at the Host Institution.
Student Exchanges. The First Nations University of Canada has several international agreements with Indigenous Peoples around the world including China, Inner Mongolia, the United States, and several countries throughout Central and South America. The agreement with the Organization of American States (OAS) is to provide scholarships to Indigenous students from Latin America to study at the First Nations University of Canada. Designed to xxxxxx the exchange of information between ARTS 099 (0 credit hours) INDG 104 (3 credit hours) RDWT 120 (or Arts course) (3 credit hours) ENGL 100 (3 credit hours) Faculty of Arts course (3 credit hours) (optional) Faculty of Arts course (3 credit hours) Student Success Workshops Student Success Workshops students, and staff, the agreements help to develop an awareness and understanding of the socio-political and cultural concerns of Indigenous Peoples around the world.
Student Exchanges. (1) NUMBER Bach institution is prepared to send students and receive thé equivalent.number in exchange annually. Normally the exchange will involve a maximum of 2 students per academic year from each institution, or 4 students per semester from each institutión.
(2) PAR⏵TY While parity in the number of exchanges is the goal, the institutioris recognise that it may not be possible in any given year of the exchange. Every effort will be ,. made to achieve parity over a period of three academic years.
(3) QUALIFICATIONS Each exchange student should demonstrate his/her academic proficiency by a certified transcript.
(4) COST
(a) Tuition Students will pay their regular tuition and fees to the home institution. No further tuition costs will be charged by the host institution.
(b) Board and Room Charges Each student will receive reasonable assistance from the host institution in locating suitable accommodation. The cost of accommodation, including ., food, is the responsibility of the exchange student.
(c) Trarisportation Each student is responsible for his/her own intemational transportation costs (unless special arrangements are made by the · home institution). Each institution will make reasonable effort to meet arriving student at the airport nearest the campus and transport them to the institution.
Student Exchanges. In the interests of expanding educational opportunities and furthering of international understanding, the University of Aberdeen and the University of Foggia agree to facilitate the educational exchange of students. Any such student exchanges shall be subject to a separate written agreement between the University of Foggia and Aberdeen and said separate agreements shall include particulars regarding the following details:
