When can I study abroad?

 

When you study abroad may depend on many factors, including the structure of your study programme and the rules and regulations of the exchange programme, agreement and/or host university.

 

For example, to study as an Erasmus student, you must have completed at least one year of higher education studies. However, individual Erasmus agreements with partner universities may stipulate that only MSc-level students can be accepted.

Contact the at the Secretariat for Internationalisation or Student Services, if you have questions about specific Erasmus agreements.

 

 

Check the list of Bachelor or Master programmes to find out when a period of studies abroad best fits into your study programme.

 

List of Bachelor programmes (BSc)            BSc Programme in Agricultural Economics  BSc Programme in Biology – Biotechnology  BSc Programme in Food Science   BSc Programme in Forestry and Landscape Engineering  BSc Programme in Landscape Architecture  BSc Programme in Natural Resources  BSc Programme in Veterinary Medicine	List of Master programmes (MSc)     MSc Programme in Agricultural Economics  MSc Programme in Environmental and Natural Resource Economics   MSc Programme in Veterinary Medicine