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University of Antwerp (Belgium) Full name of University University of Antwerp (Belgium) Program Type MAUI AEN Number of MAUI/AEN Faculty of Applied Economic Sciences: 4 semesters Faculty of Applied Economic Sciences: 4 semesters All other departments: no limit All other departments: no limit students you can accept during 2015/16. Indicate total number of semesters. Herlinde Van de Maele Herlinde Van de Maele International Relations Office International Relations Office University of Antwerp University of Antwerp Contact person for Gratiekapelstraat 10 Gratiekapelstraat 10 2000 Antwerpen 2000 Antwerpen BELGIUM BELGIUM incoming students T: +32 3 265 49 61 – F: +32 3 265 41 42 T: +32 3 265 49 61 – F: +32 3 265 41 42 name, title, full address, phone, E: incomingstudents@uantwerpen.be E: incomingstudents@uantwerpen.be fax, email Jill Aerts Jill Aerts International Relations Office International Relations Office University of Antwerp University of Antwerp Contact person for Gratiekapelstraat 10 Gratiekapelstraat 10 2000 Antwerpen 2000 Antwerpen BELGIUM BELGIUM outgoing students T: +32 3 265 46 32 – F: +32 3 265 41 42 T: +32 3 265 46 32 – F: +32 3 265 41 42 name, title, full address, phone, E: outgoingstudents@uantwerpen.be E: outgoingstudents@uantwerpen.be fax, email www.uantwerpen.be General University Website International www.uantwerpen.be/internationalexchange -> information for international exchange students Office/Website for Incoming Students All bachelor programmes are open to MAUI exchange All bachelor programmes are open to AEN exchange students, provided that they meet the prerequisites for each students, provided that they meet the prerequisites for each course. course. Areas of study open to A online course catalogue is available at A online course catalogue is available at undergraduate exchange https://www.uantwerp.be/en/education/from-choosing-a-prog https://www.uantwerp.be/en/education/from-choosing-a-prog students ramme-to-graduat/information-for/international-students/exc ramme-to-graduat/information-for/international-students/exc list explicitly hange-students/study-information/courses-learning-agreeme hange-students/study-information/courses-learning-agreeme nt/ nt/ see overview courses in English : see overview courses in English : https://www.uantwerp.be/en/education/from-choosing-a-programme https://www.uantwerp.be/en/education/from-choosing-a-progra -to-graduat/information-for/international-students/exchange-student mme-to-graduat/information-for/international-students/exchang s/study-information/courses-learning-agreement/ Open undergraduate e-students/study-information/courses-learning-agreement/ areas of study taught in English list explicitly Yes Yes Are graduate areas open for exchange? No No All (initial) masters are open to AEN exchange students, provided that they All (initial) masters are open to MAUI exchange students, provided that they meet the prerequisites for each course. meet the prerequisites for each course. A online course catalogue is available at Areas of study open to A online course catalogue is available at https://www.uantwerp.be/en/education/from-choosing-a-programme-to-gradu https://www.uantwerp.be/en/education/from-choosing-a-programme-to-gradu at/information-for/international-students/exchange-students/study-information graduate exchange at/information-for/international-students/exchange-students/study-information /courses-learning-agreement/ /courses-learning-agreement/ students Specific requirements apply for most advanced masters’ programs. list explicitly Specific requirements apply for most advanced masters’ programs. When in doubt, check with the international academic coordinator. When in doubt, check with the international academic coordinator. https://www.uantwerpen.be/en/education/international/international- https://www.uantwerpen.be/en/education/international/international- students/exchange-students/study-information/courses-learning-agreement/ students/exchange-students/study-information/courses-learning-agreement/ see overview courses in English : see overview courses in English : https://www.uantwerp.be/en/education/from-choosing-a-programme https://www.uantwerp.be/en/education/from-choosing-a-programme -to-graduat/information-for/international-students/exchange-student -to-graduat/information-for/international-students/exchange-student s/study-information/courses-learning-agreement/ s/study-information/courses-learning-agreement/ Open graduate areas of study taught in English list explicitly after examination of study records and after examination of study records and Can advanced Yes approval of the department involved Yes approval of the department involved undergraduate exchange students take graduate No No level courses? Yes Yes Can graduate students take undergraduate level courses? No No Areas of study restricted No No to prior bilateral agreements between exchange departments or faculties Specific requirements apply for most advanced master’s Specific requirements apply for most advanced master’s Areas of study not programs. When in doubt, check with the international academic programs! When in doubt, check with the international academic coordinator. coordinator. available to MAUI/AEN https://www.uantwerpen.be/en/education/from-choosing-a- https://www.uantwerpen.be/en/education/from-choosing-a- programme-to-graduat/information-for/international- programme-to-graduat/information-for/international- students/exchange-students/study-information/courses-learning- students/exchange-students/study-information/courses- agreement/ learning-agreement/ students Websites for course https://www.uantwerp.be/en/education/from-choosing-a-programme-to-graduat/information-fo offerings r/international-students/exchange-students/study-information/courses-learning-agreement/ both in host language & English offerings In July and September UA’slanguage centre ‘LINGUAPOLIS’organises 1-month n July and September UA’slanguage centre ‘LINGUAPOLIS’organises 1-month Are summer courses yes immersion courses in Dutch, English, French and Spanish. yes immersion courses in Dutch, English, French and Spanish. Conversation training in English, French, German, Spanish and Italian is offered Conversation training in English, French, German, Spanish and Italian is offered in early July for students with a basic knowledge of the language (15 hours). in early July for students with a basic knowledge of the language (15 hours). available as exchange More information: http://www.linguapolis.be More information: http://www.linguapolis.be In June-July-August international summer schools take place in the Antwerp In June-July-August international summer schools take place in the Antwerp (non fee-paying)? Summer University: Summer University: If so, please provide summer No https://www.uantwerp.be/en/education/studying/study No https://www.uantwerp.be/en/education/studying/st ing-abroad/summer-school/ udying-abroad/summer-school/ school website. Before the start of each semester Orientation Days are organised to welcome international students. Attendance is required. Orientation session(s) for - first semester: 22-23 September 2016: Orientation Days + start Ice-breaking week - second semester: 2-3 February 2017: Orientation Days + start Ice-breaking week No costs involved incoming students Is it mandatory, indicate dates and https://www.uantwerp.be/en/education/from-choosing-a-programme-to-graduat/information-for/international-students/exchange-students/arrival/orientation-days/ costs The academic year is divided in 2 semesters. Each semester comprises 13 weeks of lecturing concluded by a 4-week examination period. International students are requested to arrive a few days in advance in order to arrange for their accommodation and to handle all formalities (application residence permit, certificate of arrival,…) it is compulsory that students attend the Orientation Days which are held before the start of each semester. Academic Calendar Please list exact dates. Autumn semester 2016-2017: Orientation Days: 22-23 September 2016 Beginning of term: 26 September 2016 End of term: 27 January 2017 Exam Period: 2-27 January 2017 Christmas break : 26 December 2016 – 8 January 2017 Announcement of exam results: before 12 February 2017 Spring Semester 2016-2017: Orientation days: 2-3 February 2017 Beginning of term: 6 February 2017 End of term: 30 June 2017 Exam period: 22 May – 23 June 2017 Easter break: 3 – 17 April 2017 Announcement of exam results: 27 June – 30 June 2017 Examination period(s) Autumn semester: 2 – 27 January 2017 Spring semester: 22 may – 23 June 2017 If there is a break between the academic course calendar and exams, can Yes arrangements be made so No the student may take exams early? (i.e. semester ends in December and exams are late January). Autumn semester + full year : 1 May , 2016 Spring semester: 1 November, 2016 Application deadline for each term Attention! There is only 1 deadline for Economics/Business = 1 May , 2016 Application website. The student will receive a link to the application website after the nomination. If paper only, please write “paper only.” How does the application no difference and admissions process differ for undergraduates versus graduates? Course selection: Students upload a preliminary study programme (cfr. ECTS Learning agreement) in Mobility Online before the application deadline. Course registration Course registration: After final approval student register their course selection in the student information system SisA of the University of Antwerp. This can only be done upon
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