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Erasmus at Queen's Partner Universities for Study Placements Erasmus at Queen's Partner Universities for Study Placements 2009-2010 The following is a list of universities with which Queen's has a bilateral agreement for 2009 - 10. The approved subjects and names of the academic Programme Directors at Queen's are also shown. Click on the name of the country below to take you to the partner universities for that country. Austria Finland Ireland Portugal The Netherlands Belgium France Italy Slovakia Turkey Czech Republic Germany Malta Spain Denmark Greece Norway Sweden Estonia Hungary Poland Switzerland AUSTRIA University Subject Queen's Programme Director Leopold-Franzens- International Relations, A INNSBRU01 Dr. Ralph Dietl Universität Innsbruck European Studies A SALZBUR01 Universität Salzburg German Dr Marko Pajevic Agrarpädagogische A WIEN15 Agriculture Dr Roy Nelson Akademie Wien BELGIUM University Subject Queen's Programme Director Architecture, Urban Hogeschool voor B BRUSSEL43 and Regional Ms Karen Keaveney Wetenschap en Kunst Planning Provinciale Hogeschool B HASSELT21 Architecture Ms Karen Keaveney Limburg Philosophical Studies Dr. Ralph Dietl Katholieke Universiteit B LEUVEN01 Leuven English Dr Andrea Mayr or Mrs Beaney Chemistry Dr Andy Marr Université Catholique de B LOUVAIN01 Physics Dr Marco Borghesi Louvain Law Dr Sylvie Langlaude CZECH REPUBLIC University Subject Queen's Programme Director University of West Bohemia Informatics, Computer CZ PLZEN01 Dr Peter Kilpatrick in Pilsen Science CZ PRAHA07 Charles University in Prague Geography Dr Niall Majury DENMARK University Subject Queen’s Programme Director Dr Andrea Mayr or Mrs Carmel English Beaney DK ARHUS01 Aarhus Universitet History Dr. Eric Mourier-Genoud The University College of Nursing, Midwifery, DK ALBORG13 Prof Linda Johnston Health, Northern Denmark Physiotherapy DK KOBENHA01 Kobenhavns Universitet Anthropology Dr. Paulo Sousa Technical University of Mechanical DK LYNBY01 Dr Tony McNally Denmark Engineering ESTONIA University Subject Queen’s Programme Director EE TALLINN04 Tallinn Institute of Technology Mathematics Dr. Thomas Huettemann FINLAND University Subject Queen’s Programme Director Chemistry Dr. Andy Marr SF HELSINK01 University of Helsinki Social Work Dr. Jim Campbell Political Science Dr. Ralph Dietl SF JYVASKY01 University of Jyväskylä Sociology and Social Dr Jim Smyth Policy SF KUOPIO08 Savonia University of Applied Nursing, Midwifery Prof Linda Johnston Sciences Mikkeli Polytechnic, Savolinna SF MIKKELI06 Nursing, Midwifery Prof Linda Johnston School of Health Tampere University of Informatics, Computer SF TAMPERE02 Dr Peter Kilpatrick Technology Science Electronic University of Turku (Turun SF TURK01 Engineering and Dr Sakir Sezer yliopisto) Telecommunications SF TURKU05 Turku Polytechnic Nursing, Midwifery Prof Linda Johnston FRANCE University Subject Queen’s Programme Director Agricultural F ANGERS08 ESA Ecole Supérieure Agriculture Dr Karen King Economics Université Montesquieu - Bordeaux F BORDEAU41 Law Dr Sylvie Langlaude IV Université de Caen Basse F CAEN01 Chemistry Dr. Andy Marr Normandie F DIJON01 Université de Bourgogne Law Dr Sylvie Langlaude Aeronautical Dr Tony McNally Engineering Université Joseph Fournier Grenoble F GRENOBL01 I Physics Dr Marco Borghesi Geography Dr Niall Majury International Institut d’Etudes Politiques de F GRENOBL23 Relations, Dr. Ralph Dietl Grenoble European Studies F LYON01 Université Claude Bernard, Lyon 1 Physics Dr Marco Borghesi F LYON03 Université Jean Moulin (Lyon III) Law Dr Sylvie Langlaude International Relations, F LYON61 Institut d’Etudes Politiques de Lyon European Studies Dr. Ralph Dietl Ecole Nationale Supérieure de F MONTPEL08 Chemistry Dr. Andy Marr Chimie de Montpellier Physics F PARIS013 Université de Paris-Nord, Paris XIII Dr Marco Borghesi Architecture, Urban Ecole D’Architecture Paris-Val de F PARIS129 Planning and Ms Karen Keaveney Seine Regional Planning Ecole Nationale Supérieure de Aeronautical F POITIER05 Dr Tony McNally Mécanique et d’Aérotechnique Engineering French F POITIERS01 Université de Poitiers Mr. Simon Davies Ecole Supérieure de Commerce et F POITIERS07 Management Dr Emiliya Lazarova de Management Informatics, Dr Peter Kilpatrick Computer Science F RENNES01 Université de Rennes I Law Dr Sylvie Langlaude Mathematics Prof. Alan Hibbert Université de Haute-Bretagne, Dr Andrea Mayr or Mrs Carmel F RENNES02 English Rennes II Beaney Institut National des Sciences Informatics, F RENNES10 Dr Peter Kilpatrick Appliquées de Rennes Computer Science Ecole Nationale Supérieure F RENNES16 Architecture Ms. Karen Keaveney d'Architecture de Bretagne International Institut d’Etudes Politiques de F RENNES28 Relations, Dr. Ralph Dietl Rennes European Studies Université Louis Pasteur, Strasbourg F STRASBO03 Chemistry Dr. Andy Marr 1 International Université Robert Schuman de F STRASBO03 Relations, Dr. Ralph Dietl Strasbourg European Studies Ecole Européenne de Chimie, F STRASBO10 Polymères et Matériaux de Chemistry Dr. Andy Marr Strasbourg Université des Sciences Sociales F TOULOUS01 Law Dr Sylvie Langlaude Toulouse I Institut National Polytechnique de Aeronautical F TOULOUS28 Dr Tony McNally Toulouse Engineering F TOURS01 Université Francois-Rabelais Tours Chemistry Dr. Andy Marr F VANNES04 Université de Bretagne Sud Civil Engineering Ms Karen Keaveney GERMANY University Subject Queen’s Programme Director Aeronautical Dr Tony McNally Engineering Electronic Engineering , Dr Sakir Sezer Telecommunications Rheinisch-Westfälische Technische D AACHEN01 Hochschule Aachen Chemical Dr. Gavin Walker Engineering Chemistry Dr. Andy Marr Mechanical Dr Tony McNally Engineering D AALEN01 Mechanical Fachhochschule Aalen Dr Tony McNally Engineering History Dr Todd Weir D BERLIN13 Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin Medicine Dr. Pascal McKeown D BIELEFE01 Universität Bielefeld Mathematics Dr. Thomas Huettemann Geography Dr Niall Majury Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms- D BONN01 Dr Andrea Mayr or Mrs Carmel Universität Bonn English Beaney D CLAUSTH01 Technische Universität Clausthal Mathematics Dr. Thomas Huettemann Katholische Universität Eichstätt - D EICHSTA01 Mathematics Dr. Thomas Huettemann Ingolstadt Europa-Universität Viadrina, Frankfurt D FRANKFU08 History Dr Todd Weir (Oder) D GIESSEN01 Justus-Liebig-Universität Giessen Medicine Dr. Pascal McKeown D GOTTING01 Georg-August-Universität Göttingen Geography Dr Niall Majury D HEIDELB01 Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg German Dr Marko Pajevic D KOLN01 Universität zu Köln Political Sciences Dr. Ralph Dietl International D KONSTAN01 Universität Konstanz Relations, European Dr. Ralph Dietl Studies D LEIPZIG01 University of Leipzig German Dr Marko Pajevic Ludwig-Maximilians Universität D MUNCHEN01 Physics Dr Marco Borghesi München Aeronautical Dr Tony McNally Engineering D MUNCHEN02 Technische Universität München Informatics, Dr Peter Kilpatrick Computer Science D MUNSTER02 Fachochschule Münster Social Work Dr Jim Campbell Mechanical & D STUTTGA01 University of Stuttgart Manufacturing Dr Tony McNally Engineering D TUBINGE01 Eberhard-Karls-Universität Tübingen Biology Dr Michael Larkin D ULM01 University of Ulm Biology Dr Michael Larkin GREECE University Subject Queen’s Programme Director G ATHINE01 National and Kapodistrian Byzantine Dr D Smythe / Dr M Roseman University of Athens Studies/Ethnomusicology Mathematics Dr Thomas Huettemann G ATHINE41 University of the Aegean Sociology Dr Sirin Sung Aristotle University of G THESSAL01 Mathematics Dr Thomas Huettemann Thessaloniki HUNGARY University Subject Queen’s Programme Director HU DEBRECE01 Kossuth Lajos University Philosophy Dr. Ralph Dietl Nursing, Midwifery, HU SZEGED01 Szegedi Tudományegyetem Prof Linda Johnston Physiotherapy IRELAND University Subject Queen’s Programme Director Dr Andrea Mayr or Mrs Carmel IRL LIMERICK091 University of Limerick English Beaney ITALY University Subject Queen’s Programme Director I CAGLIARI01 Università degli studi di Cagliari Physics Dr Marco Borghesi I COSENZA01 Universita Della Calabria Pharmacy Dr Paul Collier Università degli studi di Modena e Nursing, Midwifery, I MODENA01 Prof Linda Johnston Reggio Emilia Physiotherapy I PADOVA01 Università degli studi di Padova Pharmacy Dr Paul Collier Informatics, I PALMERMO01 Università degli studi di Palermo Dr Peter Kilpatrick Computer Science I PISA01 Università di Pisa Physics Dr Marco Borghesi Mechanical and I SALERNO01 Universita Degli Studi di Salerno Manufacturing Dr Tony McNally Engineering I TORINO01 Università degli studi di Torino Geography Dr Niall Majury International I TTRENTO01 University of Trento Relations, Dr. Ralph Dietl European Studies Anthropology Dr. Fiona Magowan Università degli studi "Ca' Foscari" I VENEZIA01 di Venezia Philosophical Dr. Ralph Dietl Studies MALTA University Subject Queen’s Programme Director Archaeology Professor James Mallory MT MALTA01 The University of Malta Pharmacy Dr Paul Collier NORWAY University Subject Queen’s Programme Director N OSLO01 University of Oslo Medicine Dr. Pascal McKeown POLAND University Subject Queen’s Programme Director PL KATOWICE01 University of Silesia History Dr D Smythe PL KRAKOW01 Jagellonian University of Krakow Geography Dr Niall Majury History Dr. Daniel Kowalsky PL WARSZAW01 University of Warsaw Political Sciences Dr. Ralph Dietl Aeronautical PL WARSZAW02 Warsaw University of Technology Dr Tony McNally Engineering PORTUGAL University Subject Queen’s Programme Director P BRAGA01 Universidade do Minho Mechanical and Dr Tony McNally Manufacturing Engineering P COIMBRA01 Universidade de Coimbra English
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