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Utbytesplats inom bilatrala avtal för Höstterminen 2020 och Vårterminen 2021 UNIVERSITV I STOCKHOLM sh.se Country Partner Places Level Comment Armenia Armenian National Agrarian University 2 bachelor, master Courses from all subjects within the university are available. Canada Mount Saint Vincent University 4 bachelor, master Places available for one semester only. Courses from all subjects within the university are available. Chile Universidad del Desarrollo 2 bachelor, master Courses in English are offered on bachelor´s level in the School of Business. Chile Universidad Mayor 2 bachelor, master Spanish, limited courses in English. Courses from all subjects within the university are available. Hongkong Hong Kong Shue Yan University 2 bachelor Japan Ritsumeikan University 6 bachelor, master, phd Exchange only possible during the spring semester. Japan Meiji University 4 bachelor, master Application to Meiji University requires TOEFL-test result. Japanese courses are offered at 7 different levels. Japan Kansai Gaidai University 4 bachelor A variety of content courses in social sciences, humanities, and business are offered in English. Students take 4-5 courses per semester which include mandatory Spoken Japanese Japan Meiji Gakuin University (Campus Yokohama) 4 bachelor No language tests are required. Scholarships might be available for Södertörn students based on their GPA. Japan Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University 2 bachelor Lebanon Lebanese American University 4 bachelor, master Courses from all subjects within the university are available. Mexico ITESM - Tec de Monterrey 8 bachelor It is possible to apply for different campuses within the university. Russia Lomonosov Moscow State University 2 bachelor, master, phd Journalism and reporting. Students must have two years of continuous university studies before the exchange period. Russia Rostov State University of Economics 2 bachelor, master, phd South Korea Pusan National University 4 bachelor, master Courses from any field of study that offers courses in English are available. South Korea Hanyang University 8 bachelor, master Courses from any field of study that offer courses in English are available. South Korea Hankuk University of Foreign Studies 4 bachelor The majority of courses available in English are in the fields of business, political science and social sciences. South Korea Konkuk University 4 bachelor South Korea University of Seoul 4 bachelor Switzerland Hochschule Luzern 4 bachelor, master Business and administration Taiwan Providence University 2 bachelor USA Georgia College & State University 4 bachelor Courses from all subjects within the university are available. Full Academic Year exchange not possible. USA St Cloud State University 2 bachelor Only for students enrolled in Business Studies. Places available for one semester only. .

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