UT partner universities

UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE
Programme: Inter-university cooperation agreement
Study period: 1-2 semesters (July-Dec and/or Feb-June)
Target group: Bachelor's and Master's level students; info about study fields and courses: Areas of study;
Restricted areas of study: exhcange students cannot take courses in dentistry and medicine; in addition some other faculties and graduate schools have specific requirements and restrictions: Faculty specific requirements and restrictions.
Requirements:
- Average grade at least 3.5;
- English proficiency requirements: CEFR level: C1, TOEFL iBT: 79 p; IELTS: 6.5 p. More information: Undergraduate students;

Application documents:
- Transcript of records (with average grade, in English; ask from your dean's office/college); Master's students must also submit a copy of diploma supplement (in English) on the previous level of study;
- Statement of purpose (in English);
- List of requested courses at the University of Melbourne (list at least 6 courses, information about courses: University Handbook);
- Letter of recommendation from a supervisor or professor at UT (in English);
- Certificate on command of English (IELTS, TOEFL, English proficiency requirements for undergraduate students: CEFR level: C1, TOEFL iBT: 79 p;
IELTS: 6.5 p. (Minimum requirements for language skills can be found on the University of Melbourne website);
- Some faculties have additional requirements for applicants, more information: Faculty Requirements. 

Scholarship: free tuition at host institution.

More information about the university and application requirements: Melbourne Global Mobility.

Applying to the host university: once a year, deadline in January/February (applications for the next academic year). If not all student places are filled, an additional competition may be held in September (for the spring semester of the current academic year).
Competitions will be announced about one month before the application deadline.

UT competition: through SoleMOVE application system. 

Information for students selected by the UT grant committee to Melbourne:

The students selected by the UT grant committee will also have to complete University of Melbourne online application and submit the copy of passport (page bearing personal details).

.Programme: Inter-university cooperation agreement
Study period: 1-2 semesters
Target group: Bachelor's and Master's level students from all study levels and faculties; NB! only undergraduate level courses are offered.
Requirements:
- English proficiency: at least level B2 on CEFR scale
- Spanish Language Level Certificate:  at least level B2 

Scholarship: free tuition at host institution

More information about the university and courses: Universidad Mayor, Course information

Application documents:
- Statement of purpose (letter of motivation, in English);
- Letter of recommendation from a supervisor or professor at UT (in English);
- Transcript of records from UT (with an average grade; in English; ask from your dean's office);
- Proof of English language and Spanish Language skills (IELTS, TOEFL, or the UT language test). 

Applying to the host university: via UT Study Abroad Centre, usually, once a year, deadline in February/March (applications for the next academic year). If not all student places are filled, an additional competition may be held in September (for the spring semester of the current academic year). Competitions will be announced about one month before the application deadline.

UT competition: through SoleMOVE application system.

Information for students selected by the UT grant committee to Major University: After you have been selected to the Major University, you must also submit your application documents to the Major University.

NB! Exchange Fee: Each student must pay Universidad Mayor the equivalent of US$60 in Chilean pesos, once they are accepted to participate in the student mobility program. This amount is attributed to the exchange management and management of the International Relations Department. If the student does not make the exchange, the amount will not be refunded.

TSINGHUA UNIVERSITY
Programme: Inter-university cooperation agreement
Study period: 1-2 semesters (academic year: Sept-June)
Target group: students from all study levels and faculties. Chinese citizens are not eligible to apply for exchange program in Tsinghua University.
Language of instruction: Chinese and English
Language requirements:
- English proficiency: at least level B2 on CEF scale;
- Proficiency in Chinese language is not necessarily required (if student takes courses taught in English).

Exchange students cannot take courses from following faculties/programmes:
- Academy of Arts and Design;
- Physical training courses;
- Graduate programs in English.

Application documents (in English):
- Statement of purpose (letter of motivation);
- Letter of recommendation from a supervisor or professor at UT;
- Transcript of records (with average grade; in English); Master's and PhD students must also submit a diploma supplement (in English) on the previous level of study (ask for that at the Student Admissions from your coordinator);
- Certificate on command of English (IELTS, TOEFL or the test of UT), minimum requirement: on CEF scale at least level B2;
- Certificate on command of Chinese (if applicable).

Scholarship: free tuition at host institution. Possibility to apply for Chinese government scholarship.

Applying to the host university: usually once a year, deadline in March-April (applications for the next academic year). If not all student places are filled, an additional competition may be announced in September (for the spring semester of the current academic year).

More information for exchange students can be found: Tsinghua University

UNIVERSITY OF SHANGHAI FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (USST)
Programme: Inter-university cooperation agreement
Study period: 1-2 semesters (academic year: end of Aug - mid-July)
Target group: students from all study levels and faculties
Language of instruction: mainly Chinese, some courses are also taught in English (mainly in the Faculty of Economics). It is also possible to study Chinese (from beginners to advanced levels).
Language requirements:
- English proficiency: at least level B2 on CEF scale;
- Proficiency in Chinese language is not necessarily required (if student takes courses taught in English).

Scholarship: free tuition at host institution and free accommodation in the dormitory. Possibility to apply for Chinese government scholarship.

Applying to the host university: usually once a year, deadline in March-April (applications for the next academic year). If not all student places are filled, an additional competition may be announced in September (for the spring semester of the current academic year).

More information: USST

Programme: Inter-university cooperation agreement
Study period: 1-2 semesters
Target group: Bachelor's and Master's level students of all faculties
Language of instruction: HKBU offers courses in English (List of courses offered to exchange students)
Requirements:
- grade point average at least 3.2;
- English proficiency: at least level B2 on CEF scale.

Application documents (in English):
- Statement of purpose (letter of motivation);
- Letter of recommendation from a supervisor or professor at UT;
- Transcript of records (with average grade; in English); Master's students must also submit a copy of diploma supplement (in English) on the previous level of study (ask for that at the Student Admissions from your coordinator);
- Certificate on command of English (IELTS, TOEFL or the test of UT language test), minimum requirement: at least level B2 on CEF scale.

Scholarship: free tuition at host institution

Applying to the host university: usually once a year, deadline in February/March (applications for the next academic year). If not all student places are filled, an additional competition may be announced in September (for the spring semester of the current academic year).
Competition will be announced about one month before the application deadline.

More information about the university and courses taught in English: HKBU International

Programme: Inter-university cooperation agreement
Study period: 1-2 semesters (academic year: Oct-July)
Target group: students from all study levels and faculties
Language of instruction: mainly Georgian, 3 English taught Master's programmes, it is also possible to study Georgian and Russian language.
Master programmes taught in English: Eurasian and Caucasus studies; Economics; European Studies. 
- English proficiency: at least level B2 on CEF scale;
- Proficiency in Georgian is not necessarily required (if student takes courses taught in English).

Courses taught in English

Scholarship: free tuition at host institution, accommodation and monthly scholarship (300 lari/about 85 eur).

Application documents:
- Motivation letter (in English);
- Letter of recommendation from a supervisor or professor at UT (in English);
- Certificate on command of English (IELTS, TOEFL or UT's language Centre), minimum requirement: on CEF scale at least level B2.
- Transcript of records (in English);
- CV (in English).

Applying to the host university: usually, once a year, deadline in April (applications for the next academic year). If not all student places are filled, an additional competition may be announced in September (for the spring semester of the current academic year).

More information about the university: Tbilisi State University; Fact sheet

Information for students selected by UT grant committee to TSU: The students selected by the UT grant committee will also have to submit their application documents to TSU.

Kiel University is organising the 74th international summer school: "Germany today - language, society, nation, culture" from 17th July - 11th August 2023. The four weeks summer course helps participants to improve their German language skills (no courses for beginners), as well as to inform them about Germany today (language, society, nation and culture). The programme encompasses three components: German classes, lectures and excursions. More information: Internationaler Sommerkurs.

Kiel University offers three scholarships for UT students to participate in the summer course. The scholarship covers the full course costs (incl. accommodation and half-board).

Competition is open to students from all study levels and specialities. NB! Students who are planning to graduate at the end of the academic year 2022/23 cannot apply!

Applicants must have good command in German . Students should have passed the level A 2.2 before they can participate in Summer Course.

NB! Please note that Kiel University accepts nominations from candidates who have been fully vaccinated against Corona (= SarsCov 2).

Application documents:
- Curriculum Vitae (in German);
- Statement of purpose (in English and in German);
- Letter of recommendation from a supervisor or professors at UT (in English OR in German and in Estonian);
- Transcript of records (with average grade; in English);
- Certificate on command of German (acceptable are international tests, UT's language test, certificate from language instructor).

HOKKAIDO UNIVERSITY SHORT-TERM EXCHANGE PROGRAMME (HUSTEP)
Programme: Inter-university cooperation agreement
Study period: 1-2 semesters (end of Oct-Feb and/or Apr-Aug)
Target group: Bachelor's level students from all specialities who have completed at least two years of studies at UT prior to arrival in Japan
Language of instruction: HUSTEP programme in English in the following fields: culture and society, environment, science, and technology; it is also possible to study Japanese.
Requirements:
- average grade: 3.0 or better on a 4.0 scale (3.75 on UT scale);
- students must have completed at least two years of studies at UT prior to arrival in Japan;
- English language: TOEFL iBT at least 79; IELTS at least 6.5;
- Japanese language skills are not necessarily required.

Required application documents (in English):
- Statement of purpose (letter of motivation);
- Letter of recommendation from a supervisor or professor at UT;
- Transcript of records (with an average grade, in English; ask from your dean's office/institute);
- Certificate of command of English (TOEFL or IELTS).

Scholarship: free tuition at the host institution. Students can also apply for JASSO (Japan Student Services Organization) scholarship (80 000 yen per month).

Applying to HUSTEP
UT competition: through SoleMOVE application system.
Usually, once a year, the deadline is in January (applications for the next academic year). If not all student places are filled, an additional competition may be announced in September (for the spring semester of the current academic year).
The competition will be announced about one month before the application deadline.

More information about the programme: HUSTEP, 

Information for students selected by the UT committee to Hokkaido University:

After you have been selected to Hokkaido University, you need to send HUSTEP application with required enclosures to Hokkaido University.
More information and forms of documents: HUSTEP > Applying.

Programme: Inter-university cooperation agreement
Study period: 1-2 semesters (end of Sept-Jan and/or Apr-July);
Target group: students from all study levels and faculties;
Language of instruction: mainly Japanese, only the Faculty of International Social Sciences offers courses in English.

- Minimum command of English: TOEFL 80 p; IELTS 6.0 p;
- Minimum command of Japanese: Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) Level N4 or Japanese language studies at least 2 years before exchange period. May be confirmed by the language instructor.

Required application documents (in English):
- Statement of purpose (letter of motivation, in English);
- Letter of recommendation from a supervisor or professor at UT (in English);
- Transcript of records (with average grade, in English, ask from your dean's office); Master's and PhD students must also submit a copy of diploma supplement (in English) on the previous level of study;
- Certificate on command of English (IELTS, TOEFL)
- Certificate of command of Japanese

Scholarship: free tuition.

Applying to the host university: once a year, deadline is in January (applications for the next academic year). If not all student places are filled, an additional competition may be announced in September (for the spring semester of current academic year).
Competition will be announced about one month before the application deadline.

UT competition: through SoleMOVE application system.

More information about the university and application requirements: Gakushuin University, Guidelines and Fact Sheet 23/24

Programme: Inter-university cooperation agreement
Study period: 1-2 semesters (academic year:  end of Aug-June); NB! If applying for the full academic year: at first, students will be accepted for one semester only and if student shows good results in his/her studies, the study period will be extended for the second semester.
Target group: students from all study levels and faculties; however, students who have completed at least two years of university studies, are preferred.
Language of instruction: Asian Studies Program - courses in English about Japan and Asia: language, cultural values, economics, politics, arts, literature, history. NB! Japanese language courses are compulsory.
Requirements:
- Average grade higher than 3.75;
- Minimum command of English: on CEF scale at least level B2;
- Japanese language proficiency is not required but applicants who have at least basic knowledge in Japanese are preferred.

Required application documents (in English):
- Statement of purpose (letter of motivation);
- Two Letters of recommendation from a supervisor or professor at UT;
- Transcript of records (with an average grade, in English; ask from your dean's office/institute);
- Certificate of command of English (TOEFL or IELTS).

Scholarship: exchange students are guaranteed free tuition, meals and accommodation or the possibility to apply for JASSO (Japan Student Service Organization) scholarship: 80 000 yen per month (only if they apply for the full academic year).

Applying to the host university: once a year, the deadline is usually in January/February (applications for the next academic year).
The competition will be announced about one month before the application deadline.

UT competition: through SoleMOVE application system.

More information about the university and application requirements: Asian Studies Program.

Information for students selected by the UT committee to Kansai Gaidai university:

Students selected by the UT committee to Kansai Gaidai University must submit their application documents to Kansai Gaidai University through the online application system and send by regular mail.

Programme: Inter-university cooperation agreement
Study period: 1-2 semesters (end of Sept-Jan and/or Apr-July);
Target group: students from all study levels and faculties;
Language of instruction: mainly Japanese, it is possible to study also only in English.

Requirements: English language (minium B2 level) and Japanese Level N2 (not required if student preferes to study in English). More information: Guidelines.

Required application documents (in English):
- Statement of purpose (letter of motivation, in English);
- Letter of recommendation from a supervisor or professor at UT (in English);
- Transcript of records (with average grade, in English, ask from your dean's office); Master's and PhD students must also submit a copy of diploma supplement (in English) on the previous level of study;
- Certificate on command of English (IELTS, TOEFL, UT's College of Foreign Languages and Cultures test, confirmation from language instructor);
- Certificate on command of Japanese if you plan to study in Japanese (JLPT Level N2 or certificate from a language instructor).

Scholarship: free tuition at host institution. It is possible to apply for Kanagawa University scholarship (Yoneda Yoshimori Education Scholarship for Exchange Students) or JASSO scholarship.

More information: Guidelines

Applying to the host university: once a year, deadline is in Febraury (applications for the next academic year). If not all student places are filled, an additional competition may be announced in September (for the spring semester of current academic year).
Competition will be announced about one month before the application deadline.

UT competition: through SoleMOVE application system.

After you have been selected, you need to send your application and visa documents with required enclosures directly to Kanagawa University. 

WASEDA UNIVERSITY
Programme: Inter-university cooperation agreement
Applying to the host university: once a year, through the UT Study Abroad Centre, deadline in January (applications for the next academic year). When there are spots open, additional competition will be held in autumn.
UT competition: through SoleMOVE application system.

Programmes offered by Waseda University: Exchange program overview

Requirements:
- average grade: minimum requirements depend on the programme;
- Applicants must submit the certificate on command of English: TOEFL or IELTS ; applicants studying at a curricula taught in English can replace the test with certificate (form can be found from above mentioned website);
- When applying for English taught courses Japanese language skills are not necessarily required; if student plans to study in Japanese, certificate on command of Japanese is required; for the Japanese language programme student must have studied Japanese for at least one academic year.

Required application documents (in English):
- Statement of purpose (letter of motivation, in English);
- Letter of recommendation from a supervisor or professor at UT on Waseda University's form (in English); (You can find the form in HERE!)
- Transcript of records from UT (with an average grade, in English; ask from your dean's office); Master's and PhD level students must also submit a copy of Diploma Supplement (in English) on the previous study level(s);
- Proof of English language skills (TOEFL or IELTS test); applicants studying at a curricula taught in English can replace the test with certificate;
- Proof of Japanese language skills (required only for programmes taught in Japanese). 

Scholarship: free tuition at host institution. 

Information for students selected by the UT grant committee to Waseda University: Students selected by UT to Waseda university will have to submit their application documents to Waseda University. Among other things Financial Certification (bank statement; required for visa application) is also required: students must have at least 960 000 yen per academic year or 480 000 yen per semester (meaning 80 000 yen per month) in their personal funds. More info: Application.

UT competition: through SoleMOVE application system.

Programme: Inter-university cooperation agreement
Study period: 1-2 semesters
Target group: students from all study levels and faculties; however, students must have completed at least two years of university studies.
Language of instruction: English
Requirements:
- Average grade higher than 3.75;
- Minimum command of English: on CEF scale at least level B2;

Required application documents (in English):
- Statement of purpose (letter of motivation);
- Letter of recommendation from a supervisor or professor at UT;
- Transcript of records (with an average grade, in English; ask from your dean's office/institute);
- Certificate of command of English (TOEFL or IELTS).

More information here

Course information here

Scholarship: exchange students are guaranteed free tuition

Applying to the host university: once a year, the deadline is usually in January/February (applications for the next academic year).
The competition will be announced about one month before the application deadline.

UT competition: through SoleMOVE application system.

Required application documents (in English):
- Statement of purpose (letter of motivation);
- Letter of recommendation from a supervisor or professor at UT;
- Transcript of records (with an average grade, in English; ask from your dean's office/institute);
- Certificate of command of English.

Language requriements for programs taught in English:

TOEFL iBT 79, TOEFL ITP 550, IELTS 6.0, TOEIC730, or Cambridge English Proficiency (CPE) or Advanced (CAE)

only for Graduate Program of Global Studies TOEFL iBT 100, TOEFL ITP 600, IELTS 7.0, or TOEIC870

ALL applicants are strongly expected to have a Grade Point Average of B (3.0) or above in the standard 4-level rating system (A, B, C, D) or equivalent.

Scholarship: free tuition.

More information about Sophia University here. 

NATIONAL AUTONOMOUS UNIVERSITY OF MEXICO (UNAM) 

Programme: Inter-university cooperation agreement 

Study period: 1-2 semesters 

Target group: students from all study levels and faculties 

Language of instruction: Spanish Language Level Certificate equivalent to “B2” of Common European Framework of Reference for Languages for those whose native or instruction language is not Spanish. Spanish is the primary language of instruction. However, there are some courses offered in English. 

Scholarship: free tuition at the host institution. 

Area of study open for exchange students: Physics, Mathematics, and Engineering, Biological Sciences and Health, Social Sciences, Humanities, and Arts 

Area of study NOT available for exchange students: Some areas in Medicine and in Veterinary Medicine 

Application documents: 

- Motivation letter (in English); 

- Letter of recommendation from a supervisor or professor at UT (in English);

- Transcript of records (in English);

- Spanish Language Level Certificate is equivalent to “B2" (Some programs require “C1”). If you choose English courses then an additional Certificate on command of English (IELTS - 6,5, TOEFL - 90). 

Applying to the host university: usually, once a year, deadline in March-April (applications for the next academic year). If not all student places are filled, an additional competition may be announced in September (for the spring semester of the current academic year). 

Information for students selected by the UT grant committee to UNAM: The students selected by the UT grant committee to UNAM will also have to complete UNAM online application and upload the required documents. More information will be sent by UNAM.  

A medical and Travel Insurance Policy is mandatory before traveling to Mexico for studying at UNAM. 

More information: National Autonomous University of Mexico

CHUNG-ANG UNIVERSITY (CAU)
Programme: Inter-university cooperation agreement
Study period: 1-2 semesters (Sept-Dec and/or March-June)
Target group: students from all study levels and faculties
Restrictions: it is not possible to take courses from the following faculties: School of Medicine, School of Pharmacy, School of Nursing, School of Law, Graduate School except Graduate School of International Studies and MBA.
Language of instruction: Korean and English, Courses in English, it is also possible to study Korean
Language requirements:
- English proficiency: at least level B2 on CEF scale;
- Proficiency in Korean language is not necessarily required (if student takes courses taught in English).

Application documents (in English):
- Statement of purpose (letter of motivation);
- Letter of recommendation from a supervisor or professor at UT;
- Transcript of records (with average grade; in English); Master's and PhD students must also submit a diploma supplement (in English) on the previous level of study (ask for that at the Student Admissions from your coordinator);
- Certificate on command of English (IELTS, TOEFL or the test of UT), minimum requirement: at least level B2 on CEF scale;
- Certificate on command of Korean language (if applicable).

Scholarship: free tuition at host institution

Applying to the host university: usually once a year, deadline in March-April (applications for the next academic year). If not all student places are filled, an additional competition may be announced in September (for the spring semester of the current academic year).

More information about the university and the courses: Chung-Ang University and 

Information for students selected by UT grant committee to CAU: Students selected by the UT grant committee must submit their application documents to CAU. 

PUSAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY (PNU)
Programme: Inter-university cooperation agreement
Study period: 1-2 semesters (Sept-Dec and/or March-June)
Target group: students from all study levels and faculties
Faculties NOT open to exchange students: Medicine, Dentistry, Korean Medicine, Nursing, Law.
Language of instruction: Korean and English, it is also possible to study Korean. 
Language requirements:
- English proficiency: at least level B2 on CEF scale;
- Proficiency in Korean language is not necessarily required (if student takes courses taught in English).

Application documents (in English):
- Statement of purpose (letter of motivation);
- Letter of recommendation from a supervisor or professor at UT;
- Transcript of records (with average grade; in English); Master's and PhD students must also submit a diploma supplement (in English) on the previous level of study (ask for that at the Student Admissions from your coordinator);
- Certificate on command of English (IELTS, TOEFL or the test of UT), minimum requirement: at least level B2 on CEF scale;
- Certificate on command of Korean language (if applicable).

Scholarship: free tuition at host institution. 

Applying to the host university: usually once a year, deadline in March-April (applications for the next academic year). If not all student places are filled, an additional competition may be announced in September (for the spring semester of the same academic year).

More information about the university Pusan National University

Information for students  selected by UT grant committee to PNU: Students selected by the UT grant committee to PNU must submit their application documents to Pusan National University.

SOONGSIL UNIVERSITY (SU)
Programme: Inter-university cooperation agreement
Study period: 1-2 semesters (Sept-Dec and/or March-June)
Target group: students from all study levels and faculties
Language of instruction: Korean and English, it is also possible to study Korean
Language requirements:
- English proficiency: at least level B2 on CEF scale;
- Proficiency in Korean language is not necessarily required (if student takes courses taught in English).

Application documents (in English):
- Statement of purpose (letter of motivation);
- Letter of recommendation from a supervisor or professor at UT;
- Transcript of records (with average grade; in English); Master's and PhD students must also submit a diploma supplement (in English) on the previous level of study (ask for that at the Student Admissions from your coordinator);
- Certificate on command of English (IELTS, TOEFL or the test of UT), minimum requirement: at least level B2 on CEF scale;
- Certificate on command of Korean language (if applicable).

Scholarship: free tuition at host institution.

Applying to the host university: usually once a year, deadline in March-April (applications for the next academic year). If not all student places are filled, an additional competition may be announced in September (for the spring semester of the current academic year).

More information about the university and the courses: Soongsil University

Information for students selected by UT grant committee to SU: Students selected by the UT grant committee to SU must submit their application documents to Soongsil University. Host university will make the final decision about admission.

Programme: Inter-university cooperation agreement
Study period: 1 semester (Aug-Dec or Jan-May)
Target group: Bachelor's and Master's level students; NB! Exchange students are not allowed to take any graduate level courses, and any courses for which students do not meet with NWU prerequisites. 
Requirements:
- Average grade higher than 3.2;
- English proficiency: English language test of UT College of Foreign Languages and Cultures (level B2 on CEFR), TOEFL iBT 71, IELTS 5.5, Duolingo 100.
- Exchange students must take courses for at least 12 US credit points (24 ECTS) per semester;
- Students who are excited to help NWU promote the exchange programme at University of Tartu.

More information about the university: Nebraska Wesleyan University.

Course schedule for Fall 2024 will be available in April 2024.

Scholarship: free tuition at host institution, accommodation in the dormitory, meals (accommodation and meals are not covered during the holidays) 

Application documents:
- Transcript of records from UT (with an average grade, in English; ask from your dean's office);
- Statement of purpose (letter of motivation, in English);
- Letter of recommendation from a supervisor or professor at UT (in English);
- Proof of English language skills (IELTS, TOEFL, Duolingo or the test of UT College of Foreign Languages and Cultures). 

Applying to the host university: via UT Study Abroad Centre, once a year, deadline usually in January/February (applications for the next academic year). Competitions will be announced about one month before the application deadline.

UT competition: through SoleMOVE application system.

Information for students selected by the UT grant committee to NWU: Students selected by the UT grant committee to NWU will have to submit their application documents to NWU. Among other things copy of passport and financial certification (bank statement; required for visa application) are also required: students must have at least 1700 USD per semester in their personal funds. Compulsory fees for exchange students (prices per semester): student fee: US$510; refundable room/bed linen deposit: US$120; health insurance: approximately US$300; estimated books and supplies: approximately US$500; TB test cost: approximately US$200. TOTAL: approximately US$1,700 per semester plus personal expenses.

Programme: Inter-university cooperation agreement
Study period: 1 semester (Aug-Dec or Jan-May)
Target group: Bachelor's and Master's level students. There are several departmental restrictions, more information about offered courses: Course Catalog.
Requirements:
- All students need to submit TOEFL, IELTS or Duolingo test results; minimum requirements: TOEFL 79 p; IELTS 6.0 (undergraduate) and 6.5 (graduate level students); Duolingo 110.
- Average grade at least 3.5
- Exchange students must take courses for at least 12 US credit points (24 ECTS) per semester.

More information about UNCG and application requirements: UNCG Fact Sheet, UNCG Exchange Info.

Scholarship: free tuition at host institution, accommodation in the dormitory and meals.

Application documents:
- Transcript of records from UT (with an average grade, in English; ask from your dean's office); Master's level students must also submit a Diploma Supplement (in English) on the previous study level;
- Statement of purpose (letter of motivation, in English);
- Letter of recommendation from a supervisor or professor at UT; NB! Master's level students must submit two letters of recommendation (in English);
- Proof of English language skills - TOEFL iBT 78, IELTS 6.0 for undergraduate, 6.5 for graduate, Duolingo English Test DET 110

Applying to the host university: via UT Study Abroad Centre, usually once a year, deadline in January (applications for the next academic year). If not all student places are filled, an additional competition may be held in September (for the spring semester of the current academic year). Competitions will be announced about one month before the application deadline.

UT competition: through SoleMOVE application system.

Information for students selected by the UT grant committee to UNCG: Students selected by the UT grant committee to UNCG must also submit:
- UNCG application (through their online application system);
- Financial Certification (bank statement, required for visa): students applying for one semester must have at least 2500 USD in their personal funds;
- Copy of passport (page bearing personal details).

Programme: Inter-university cooperation agreement
Study period: 1-2 semesters (academic year Aug-May)
Target group: students from all study levels and faculties; students from Medicine have limited chances for applying. Check also the offered courses.
Requirements:
- English proficiency: TOEFL iBT: at least 79 p, IELTS: at least 6.5 p, test of UT College of Foreign Languages and Cultures: at least level B2.
- Exchange students must take courses at Salisbury University for at least 12 US credit points (24 ECTS) per semester.

More information about the university and courses: Salisbury University.

Scholarship: free tuition at host institution

Application documents:
- Statement of purpose (letter of motivation, in English);
- Letter of recommendation from a supervisor or professor at UT (in English);
- Transcript of records (with average grade, in English; ask from your dean's office); Master's and PhD students must also submit a copy of diploma supplement (in English) on the previous level of study;
- Certificate on command of English (IELTS, TOEFL or the test of UT language test). 

Applying to the host university: via UT Study Abroad Centre, usually once a year, deadline in January (applications for the next academic year). If not all student places are filled, an additional competition may be announced in September (for the spring semester of the current academic year). Competition will be announced about one month before the application deadline.

UT competition: through SoleMOVE application system. 

Information to students selected by UT grant committee to SU: Students selected by the UT grant committee to SU must submit their application documents to Salisbury University. Among other things financial certification (bank statement, required for visa invitation, students must have at least 4500 USD per semester in their personal funds) and copy of passport (page bearing personal details) are required.

Programme: Inter-university cooperation agreement
Study period: 1-2 semesters (academic year Aug-May)
Target group: students from all study levels; NB! Some academic departments including Marketing, Forensics, Pharmacy, and the Master's in Business Administration do not allow exchange students to join their courses. Students from Medicine, Law or Dentistry have limited chances for applying.
Requirements:
- Average grade at least 3.2
- English proficiency: TOEFL iBT 79; IELTS 6.5; Duolingo 105.
- Undergraduate exchange students must take courses at WVU for at least 12 US credit points (24 ECTS) per semester, graduate students for at least 9 US credit points (18 ECTS) per semester.

More information about the university: West Virginia University, Course information

Scholarship: free tuition at host institution.

Application documents:
- Transcript of records from UT (with an average grade, in English; ask from your dean's office); Master's and Doctoral level students must also submit a copy of Diploma Supplement (in English) on the previous study level;
- Statement of purpose (letter of motivation, in English);
- Letter of recommendation from a supervisor or professor at UT (in English);
- Proof of English language skills (IELTS, TOEFL, or Duolingo). 

Applying to the host university: via UT Study Abroad Centre, usually once a year, deadline in February (applications for the next academic year). If not all student places are filled, an additional competition may be announced in September (for the spring semester of the current academic year). Competition will be announced about one month before the application deadline.

UT competition: through SoleMOVE application system.

Information for students selected by UT grant committee to WVU: Students selected by the UT grant committee to WVU must submit their application documents to WVU. Among other things financial certification (bank statement, required for visa invitation, students must have at least 3336 USD per semester in their personal funds) and copy of passport (page bearing personal details) are required. Exchange students must also purchase Aetna health insurance, more information here.