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1 Faculty Exchange Programme Information 2020-2021 Faculty Exchange Programme information 2020-2021 Faculty Study Abroad Magali Dirven, (Elianne Berkepies) Coordinator(s) Address/building Steenschuur 25, 2311 ES, Leiden Phone number 0031715277609 Email [email protected] Walk-in-hours Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday from 11.00 – 12.00 hrs, Room C0.05 Website https://www.student.universiteitleiden.nl/studie-en- studeren/studeren-in-het-buitenland Blackboard Enroll yourself Blackboard page “studeren in het buitenland (BIO)” zie course ID “buitenland-permLAW” Best period to go on First or second semester (depending on your own personal exchange schedule you choose the semester you want to go on exchange) Application deadlines 1 Feb (for the whole academic year 2020-2021) (Erasmus+ and faculty wide agreements) Requirements You have to be a third year Bachelor student or Master student; You need to have at least 120 ECTS at the moment of selection (including your first-year diploma), preferably you have passed Contract Law, Constitutional and Administrative Law, Criminal Law and Property Law); You need to have a good motivation to study abroad; You have to be registered at Leiden University during your study abroad period. You pay your tuition fee to Leiden University which exempts you from paying a tuition fee to the partner university; You have to proof that you have a sufficient language proficiency of the language of instruction at the partner university. A minimum level of B2 is required for all universities (B2 = 7.0 average for final exam English VWO.) You can also do a language test at ATC Leiden). Some universities have extra (language) requirements, you can find those on the final pages. Required documents Motivation letter (top 3 with foreign universities: motivate why you want to study at these 3 universities); CV; Proof of sufficient language proficiency of the language of instruction at the partner university (copy of graduation list VWO or other certificates of language courses such as TOEFL and IELTS); Form to grant the Office for International Education permission to request your transcript from uSis (the form can be found on our website). Please note: In the column available places the number indicates how many semester students we can select for that university in one academic year. So for example we can send 2 students for one semester each to the University of Vienna. Where it is stated “year” after the number this means you can only go on exchange to this university for one academic year! 1 Overview of Faculty Agreements (Europe/Erasmus) Country, City University Availa Language1 Students2 Degree Erasmus Code ble 3 Places Austria, University of 2 Ger Law BA A WIEN01 Vienna Vienna Belgium, Vrije 3 Eng Crim BA/MA B BRUSSEL01 Brussels Universiteit Brussel Belgium, Gent Universiteit 3 Crim Eng Law/Crim MA B GENT01 Gent & 2 Law Belgium, Katholieke 1 Law Eng Law/Crim BA/MA B LEUVEN01 Leuven Universiteit & 2 Leuven Crim Belgium, University of 2 Fre, Eng Law/Crim BA B LIEGE01 Liège Liège Croatia, University of 2 Eng Law BA/MA HR ZAGREB01 Zagreb Zagreb Czech Charles 4 Eng Law BA/MA CZ PRAHA07 Republic, University Prague Denmark, Aarhus 2 Eng Law MA Aarhus University Denmark, University of 2 Eng Law BA/MA DK KOBENHA01 Copenhagen Copenhagen Finland, University of 3 Eng Law BA/MA SF HELSINK01 Helsinki Helsinki France, Lyon Jean Moulin 4 Fre, Eng Law BA/MA F LYON03 – Lyon 3 University France, Paris Sciences Po Fre, Eng Law BA/MA F PARIS014 - Paris 2 campus - Reims 2 campus France, Paris University 3 Fre Law/Crim BA/MA F PARIS002 Panthéon- Assas France, Université de 1 Fre Law BA/MA F POITIERS01 Poitiers Poitiers France, Université de 4 Fre Law BA F STRASBO48 Strasbourg Strasbourg France, Tours Université 2 Fre/Eng Law BA F TOURS01 François- Rabelais Tours Germany, University of 2 Ger Law/Crim BA D GOTTING01 1 The courses are taught in this or these languages. 2 In this column it is specified whether this university is interesting for criminology students off course they may also choose universities with indication “Law” depending which courses they want to follow. 3 At some universities you cannot take courses on master level. 2 Göttingen Göttingen Germany, Universität 2 Ger Law/Crim BA/MA D HAMBURG01 Hamburg Hamburg Germany, Heidelberg 6 Ger Law/Crim BA D HEIDELB01 Heidelberg University Greece, Aristotle 1 Eng Law BA Thessaloniki University of G THESSAL01 Thessaloniki Ireland, Cork University 4 Eng Law/Crim BA/MA IRL CORK01 College Cork Ireland, Trinity 4 Eng Law BA IRL DUBLIN01 Dublin College Ireland, National 4 Eng Law BA IRL GALWAY01 Galway University of Ireland Italy, Bologna University of 3 Eng Law BA I BOLOGNA01 Bologna (Voor Crim alleen 2e semester) Italy, Rome LUISS Guido 3 Eng Law BA/MA I ROMA03 Carli Italy, Naples University of 2 Ita, Eng* Law BA/MA I NAPOLI01 Naples Federico II Italy, Siena University of 3 Ita, Eng Law BA/MA I SIENA01 Siena Latvia, Riga University of 2 Eng Law BA/MA LV RIGA01 Latvia Norway, Oslo University of 2 + 2 Eng Law/Crim BA/MA N OSLO01 Oslo crim Portugal, University of 2 Por Law BA P COIMBRA01 Coimbra Coimbra Poland, Jagiellonian 4 Pol, Eng Law BA/MA P KRAKOW01 Krakow University Romania, University of 2 Eng Law BA/MA RO BUCURES09 Bucharest Bucharest Serbia, Novi University of 2 Serbian, Law BA/MA Sad Novi Sad Eng Slovenia, University of 3 Eng Law BA/MA SI LJUBLJA01 Ljubljana Ljubljana Spain, University of 4 Spa/Cat/En Law/Crim BA/MA E BARCELO01 Barcelona Barcelona g Spain, Bilbao University of 4 Spa/Cat/En Law BA/MA E BILBAO02 Deusto g Spain, Universidad 4 Spa, Cat Law BA E GRANADA01 Granada de Granada Sweden, Lund Lund 4 Eng Law BA/MA S LUND01 University Sweden, Uppsala 2 Eng Law BA/MA S UPPSALA01 Uppsala University Switzerland, University of 2 Fre, Ger, Law BA/MA CH FRIBOUR01 Fribourg Fribourg Eng Switzerland, University of 2 Ger/Eng Law BA/MA CH ZURICH01 Zurich Zurich Turkey, Istanbul 4 Tur/Eng Law BA/MA TR ISTANBU03 3 Istanbul University Turkey, Bilkent 2 Eng Law BA TR ANKARA07 Bilkent University Turkey, Koc Koc 2 Eng Law BA TR ISTANBU017 University United King’s 2(year) Eng Law/Crim BA UK DUNDEE01 Kingdom, College London United Queen Mary, 6 Eng Law BA UK LONDON03 Kingdom, University of London London United University of 4 Eng Law BA UK NORWICH01 Kingdom, East Anglia Norwich United University of 4 Eng Law BA/MA UK COLCHES01 Kingdom, Essex Essex United University of 4(year) Eng Law BA UK OXFORD01 Kingdom, Oxford Oxford Scotland, University of 4 Eng Law BA UK GLASGOW01 Glasgow Glasgow Scotland, University of 4 Eng Law BA UK DUNDEE01 Dundee Dundee Scotland, University of 4 Eng Law BA UK EDINBUR01 Edinburgh Edinburgh *only English courses in Spring Semester 4 Overview of Faculty Agreements (Outside of Europe) Country, City University Place Language Students Degree s South Africa, North-West 3 Eng Law BA/MA Potchefstroom University South Africa University of 2 Eng Law/Crim BA/MA Pretoria Pretoria South Africa, Stellenbosch 2 Eng Law BA/MA Stellenbosch University China, Beijing China 4 Eng Law BA/MA University of Political Science and Law China, Peking Peking 3 Eng Law BA/MA University China, Beijing Renmin 4 Eng Law BA/MA University China, Beijing Tsinghua 2 Eng Law BA/MA University China, Beijing China Foreign 4 Eng Law BA/MA Affairs University China, Shanghai Jiao Tong 4 Eng Law BA/MA University China, Shanghai Shanghai 4 Eng Law BA/MA International Studies University China, Shandong Shandong Law 2 Eng Law BA/MA School China, Shanghai East China 4 Eng Law BA/MA University of Political Science and Law Indonesia, Jakarta Universitas 6 Eng Law BA/MA Indonesia Indonesia, Universitas 2 Eng Law BA/MA Yogyakarta Gadjah Mada Indonesia, Universitas 2 Eng Law BA/MA Surabaya Airlangga Israel, Tel Aviv Tel Aviv 4 Eng Law BA/MA University Lebanon, Juniyah Holy Spirit of 2 Eng/Fra (ma) Law BA/MA Kaslik Rusland, Moscow Higher School of 2 Eng/ Rus Law BA/MA Economics, Faculty of Law South Korea Sungkyunkwan 2 Eng Law BA/MA 5 University Taiwan National 2 Eng Law BA/MA Taiwan University Thailand (NEW!) Thammasat 2 Eng (/Thai) Law BA/MA University Australia, Gold Bond 2 Eng Law/Crim BA/MA Coast University Australia, Monash 6 Eng Law/Crim BA/MA Melbourne University Australia, Sydney University of 4 Eng Law/Crim BA/MA Sidney United States of The University 4 Eng Law/Crim BA/MA America, Texas of Texas at Austin United States of The University 1 Eng Law BA/MA America, Los of California, Angeles Los Angeles United States of University of 4 Eng Law BA/MA America, Hartford Connecticut United States of University of 4 Eng Law/Crim BA/MA America, San California, Francisco Hastings College of the Law United States of Cornell Law 2 Eng Law BA/MA America, Ithaca School United States of University of 3 Eng Law BA/MA America, Florida Gainesville United States of Boston 2 Eng Law BA/MA America, Boston University Law School United States of Indiana 2 Eng Law BA/MA America, University Bloomington Maurer School of Law Canada, Vancouver University of 8 Eng Law BA/MA British Columbia USA, Ohio Ohio State 2 Eng Law BA/MA University Moritz College of Law Brazil, Sao Paulo University of 4 Por Law BA/MA Sao Paulo Chile, Santiago Universidad 4 Spa Law BA Diego Portales Extra requirements for some universities*) Country, City University IELTS/TOEFL/Other Average grade Law/Crim 6 South Africa, University letter of confirmation from home 7.0 Pretoria of Pretoria institution/ Statement from language centre Canada, Vancouver UBC not applicable 7.0 Australia, Sydney University - VWO 8 for English 7.0 of Sydney - or TOEFL IBT 85 (min 19 for writing and 17 for speaking, reading and listening) - or IELTS 6.5 or 30 ECTS instructed in English (e.g.
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