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Global Partners — EXCHANGE PROGRAM Global DESTINATION GROUPS Group A: USA/ASIA/CANADA Group B: EUROPE/UK/LATIN AMERICA partners Group U: UTRECHT NETWORK CONTACT US — Office of Global Student Mobility STUDENTS MUST CHOOSE THREE PREFERENCES FROM ONE GROUP ONLY. Student Central (Builing 17) W: uow.info/study-overseas GROUP B AND GROUP U HAVE THE SAME APPLICATION DEADLINE. E: [email protected] P: +61 2 4221 5400 INSTITUTION GROUP INSTITUTION GROUP INSTITUTION GROUP AUSTRIA CZECH REPUBLIC HONG KONG University of Graz Masaryk University City University of Hong Kong Hong Kong Baptist University DENMARK BELGIUM The Education University of Aarhus University Hong Kong University of Antwerp University of Copenhagen The Hong Kong Polytechnic KU Leuven University of Southern University BRAZIL Denmark UOW College Hong Kong Federal University of Santa ESTONIA HUNGARY Catarina University of Tartu Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE) Pontifical Catholic University of Campinas FINLAND ICELAND Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro University of Eastern Finland University of Iceland University of São Paulo FRANCE INDIA CANADA Audencia Business School Birla Institute of Management Technology (BIMTECH) Concordia University ESSCA School of Management IFIM Business School HEC Montreal Institut Polytechnique LaSalle Manipal Academy of Higher McMaster University Beauvais Education University of Alberta Lille Catholic University (IÉSEG School of Management) O.P. Jindal Global University University of British Columbia National Institute of Applied University of Calgary INDONESIA Sciences of Lyon University of Manitoba Gadjah Mada University The American Business School University of Montreal Paris University of Toronto University of Lille IRELAND University of Victoria University of Montpellier Dublin City University University of Waterloo University of Orléans University College Cork University of Pau and the University of Limerick CHINA Adour Region Beihang University University of Strasbourg ISRAEL Beijing Institute of Technology University of Tours The Hebrew University of Beijing Jiaotong University Jerusalem Central China Normal GERMANY ITALY University Fachhochschule Kiel D’Annunzio University of China University of Mining Julius Maxmillian University of Chieti–Pescara Technology (CUMT Beijing) Wurzburg Polytechnic University of Milan Guangdong University of Leibniz University Hannover Foreign Studies Roma Tre University Leipzig University Jinan University University of Bologna Ruhr-University Bochum Shanghai University University of Campania Luigi SRH University Heidelberg Shanghai University of Vanvitelli Technical University of Munich International Business and University of Ferrara Economics (SUIBE) University of Erlangen- University of Genoa Shanghai International Studies Nuremberg University of Molise University (SISU) University of Mannheim University of Naples Federico II Tianjin University University of Tübingen University for Foreigners of Tongji University Siena University of Science and GREECE Aristotle University of Technology of China JAPAN Wuhan University Thessalonikis Aichi Prefectural University Xi’an Jiaotong Liverpool Aoyama Gakuin University Doshisha University EXCHANGE PARTNERS AS OF MARCH2020 INSTITUTION GROUP INSTITUTION GROUP The University College of Global Southeast Norway THAILAND University of Bergen Assumption University University of Oslo University of Stavanger TURKEY partners Bogaziçi University VID Specialised University Koç University PHILIPPINES De La Salle University UNITED ARAB EMIRATES cont — University of Wollongong in POLAND Dubai INSTITUTION GROUP Jagiellonian University Hiroshima Shudo University UNITED KINGDOM J.F. Oberlin University PORTUGAL Cardiff University Lancaster University Instituto Superior Tecnico de Kindai University Lisboa Queen’s University of Belfast Kobe University University of Coimbra University of Birmingham Kwansei Gakuin University University of East Anglia Oita University ROMANIA University of Exeter Otaru University of Commerce Alexandru Ioan Cuza University University of Hull Senshu University University of Leeds SINGAPORE Sinshu University University of Liverpool Nanyang Technological Sophia University University of Nottingham University of Electro- University University of Sheffield Communications PSB Academy University of Surrey Singapore Institute of Management LATVIA UNITED STATES OF AMERICA University of Latvia SLOVAKIA Ball State University California State University, LITHUANIA Comenius University Chico Vilnius University SLOVENIA California State University, Long University of Ljubljani Beach MALAYSIA California State University, INTI International College SOUTH KOREA Monterey Bay Subang Chung-Ang University Colgate University INTI International College Penang Kyung Hee University Colorado School of Mines University of Malaya Pohang University of Science Emory University (Goizueta and Technology Business School) MALTA Seoul National University Indiana University, University of Malta Sogang University Bloomington Keene State College SPAIN Montana State University MEXICO Complutense University of North Carolina State University, Ibero-American University Madrid Raleigh Instituto Panamericano De University of Almería Northern Arizona University Alta Direccion De Empresa, University of Deusto Roger Williams University Universidad Panamericana University of León (IPADE) The University of Texas at University of Oviedo Dallas Tecnológico de Monterrey Guadalajara Campus University of Valencia University at Albany, State of University of New York NETHERLANDS SWEDEN University of Arizona International School of Karlstad University University of Colorado (Boulder) Business (HAN University) KTH Royal Institute of Tecchnology University of Connecticut Maastricht University Radboud University Lunds University University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign Univeristy of Groningen Umeå University University of Kansas, Lawrence Utrecht School of the Arts Uppsala University University of Massachusetts, Utrecht University Amherst SWITZERLAND University of Miami NEW CALEDONIA University of Basel University of Nebraska, Lincoln University of New Caledonia University of Bern University of North Carolina, University of Lucerne Asheville NEW ZEALAND University of St. Gallen University of North Carolina, University of Auckland University of Geneva Chapel Hill University of Lausanne University of North Carolina, NORWAY Wilmington Inland Norway University of TAIWAN University of North Florida Applied Sciences (INN) National Taiwan University of University of Oklahoma Norwegian University of Science and Technology Science and Technology National Tsing Hua University (NTNU) Soochow University EXCHANGE PARTNERS AS OF MARCH2020 .
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