Student Exchange. A. Student Participation Requirements
Student Exchange. Each institution may send up to two (2) students, undergraduate or graduate, each academic year. The unit of calculation is student per semester, and one student a year equals two students per semester. However, this number may vary in any given year, depending on the balance of exchanges obtained over the term of the Agreement. Neither the universities nor the exchange students involved on this program pay tuition fees to the host institution. Exchange students will continue to pay any fees as required to their home university. Exchange students are responsible for all their personal costs, including housing, transport, food, health and books. Exchange students must be provided with the correspondent health cover policy valid at the host country throughout the whole period of exchange. In the case of UAM, the university will provide its students with a travel and accident insurance if funds are available for this. Students from [Name of Institution] will be required to endorse the insurance necessary to process their visa and in any case, the will be required, at the least, to be provided with a travel and accident insurance with health coverage. The home university is responsible for screening and selecting students for this exchange program. In general the home university will provide the host university with six months' notice of participating exchange students. Additionally, the home university is responsible for making sure students have the minimum requested level of language, according to Annex I. Exchange students are enrolled as candidates for degrees at their home university and in general are not eligible to be awarded an undergraduate or graduate degree at the host university. Exchange students may enroll at any Faculty/School of the host university where they meet the academic requirements and prerequisites. These include any language requirements for entry. Exchange students who have been accepted by the host institution, are also required to obtain the approval of any teaching units by the receiving institution. These approvals will be preferably organized prior to students’ mobility. The transcript of results and academic records will be provided to the home university as soon as practicable after the completion of a period of exchange study. Students enrolled as exchange students are subject to all the rules and regulations of the host university, and the laws and procedures of the state in which that university is located. The host unive...
Student Exchange. In general, both universities agree to consult on the possibilities for student exchange in undergraduate and graduate study. The length of time for these exchanges will be agreed upon in advance of any exchange. Specific times will be determined by both universities. Participating students will continue as candidates for degrees at their home institution and will not be candidates for degrees at the host institution. Both universities agree to develop more specific protocols regarding exchange and collaboration in a supplemental written agreement. Exchanges are limited to the specific academic programs agreed to by each university. Exchange students will take courses and seminars in the agreed upon program and, generally, will not be permitted to take courses outside of the specified program. If a student exchange is established, participating students will pay their tuition at their home university, and the host university will waive its tuition for those guest students. Exchange students are also responsible for paying for board, lodging, health insurance, round-trip airfare, and study-related and personal expenses, etc. The two institutions expect that an equal number of students will be exchanged over a two-year period. Each university reserves the right to limit enrollments from the other if the exchange numbers are not in balance over the two-year period.
Student Exchange. Students participating in the exchange program shall be enrolled as regular students at their home institution. The home institution will nominate suitable candidates for the exchange programme. A nominated student must have completed at least one year of study and be in good academic standing at the home institution. If the host institution rejects any proposed candidate, the home institution may nominate additional candidates for consideration. XX agrees to accept XXX exchange students per year from XXX (undergraduate / graduate). XXX agrees to accept XXX exchange students per year from the UO to study in XXX. The maximum exchange period at the host institution for each individual student shall be one academic year. Admission of additional exchange students may be considered on an individual basis. Both institutions shall try to achieve balance of exchange within the duration of the agreement. The host institution retains an absolute discretion in accepting any nominated student based on its normal admission procedures. The host institution will not charge any application or tuition fees, but exchange students shall pay these fees to his/her home institution. Other costs incurred by the exchange, such as administration fee, costs for travel and living (including accommodation) as well as for acquiring a visa shall be covered by exchange students themselves. The home institution will only select students who possess requisite language skills for the classes they will be undertaking at the host institution. All students must purchase adequate medical health insurance that is valid during his/her exchange in the host country. Both institutions will provide students with an orientation and advise them on immigration and academic issues. Both universities will assist students in finding appropriate housing, either in dormitories or off-campus accommodation. Nominated exchange students shall have the same rights and responsibilities at the host institution as regular fulltime students of the host institution. Exchange students will be permitted to choose courses at the host institution which correspond to courses (in type and level) that they are required to take at their home institution. Credits gained by exchange students from the host institution will be transferred back to the home institution in accordance with its relevant regulations.
Student Exchange. 1. The Participating Institutions agree to exchange students for the length of one semester (fall, winter, spring, summer) or academic year, or the equivalent thereof. It is anticipated that the exchange phase of this program will be available beginning Fall 2013. Exchanges will be based on the balance of students exchanging places rather than a monetary exchange, so West Xxxxxxx University can only accept as many students as it sends out. Any additional student participants above the exchange balance will be considered study abroad (tuition/fee paying at the Host Institution) students.
2. Neither Participating Institution shall levy tuition or other state fees on guest students. However, there may be other incidental fees required by the Host Institution, including application fees and any relevant course, technology, or college fees.
3. Transportation and living expenses, costs of accommodation and health insurance, and other study costs ( e.g., textbooks, students clubs, campus-sponsored excursions) shall be incurred by the guest students, or by their Home Institution. Guest students are required to participate in the student health plan offered or approved by the Host Institution. Parties to the Agreement shall assist students in securing suitable housing.
4. The Home Institution shall propose students qualified for the exchange to the Host Institution no later than three months prior to the beginning of the semester that the guest student intends to study at the Host Institution. Admission of qualified candidates is in the sole discretion of the Host Institution.
5. Guest students shall be registered as full-time students at the Host Institution. The Host Institution reserves the right to reject candidates because of existing restrictions on admission within an academic discipline. In this case, the Home Institution may propose further candidates or may suggest an alternate course of study for its students.
6. Guest students shall have the same rights and duties as students attending the Host Institution. Students who wish to enroll in a degree program at the Host Institution must be admitted through the established admissions procedures of that institution.
7. The anticipated student exchange programs between the parties to the Agreement shall be open to undergraduate and graduate students. These programs shall be developed according to the following general guidelines:
a. Academic achievements at the host university shall be recognized by the home u...
Student Exchange. 2.2.1 Upon completion of the agreed upon term at the host institution, the participating student must return to the home institution without fail. Any extension of stay must be approved by both institutions.
2.2.2 In the event of either the University or the Affiliate being unable to identify a student for exchange within reasonable time, it is agreed that discussions may take place with regard to the possibility of a staggered exchange. (In this context, “staggered” signifies an exchange which will not take place concurrently.)
2.2.3 The home institution shall acknowledge the academic achievements of the student at the host institution, based on the number of credits completed and/or total hours of academic work involved, as mutually agreed between the two institutions.
2.2.4 The University and the Affiliate agree to take all reasonable action required to ensure the integration of the exchange students in the academic environment at the host institution including pre-departure and arrival orientations.
2.2.5 The University and the Affiliate have authority to withdraw, suspend or terminate a student for academic deficiencies, behavioral violations or other sufficient reason subject to certain procedures afforded to the student. The University and the Affiliate liaisons will consult with each other before suspending a student, except where consultation is not reasonably possible under the circumstances
2.2.6 To the extent permitted by law, the University and the Affiliate agree to inform each other of any specific issues related to the student (i.e., documented disability unless the student discloses, disciplinary action, etc.) as early in the acceptance process as possible to allow for the appropriate advising and counseling of the student regarding the program selected and to facilitate making arrangements on site when possible.
2.2.7 To the extent permitted by law, the Affiliate agree to inform each other of any crisis or emergency related to the students. Additionally, if either the University or the Affiliate determine, in good faith and in its reasonable judgment, that a program needs to be cancelled, students need to be evacuated, different program arrangements including delivery of the academic program need to be made, communications to that effect will be sent immediately to the other party. In cases where University policy is not consistent with program policy, Affiliate agrees to defer to and uphold University policy.
2.2.8 The student is a parti...
Student Exchange. 1. The aim of the exchange program is to afford students an opportunity to have experience of international cooperation and exchange, as well as to gain a better understanding of Thailand and xxxxxx through education.
2. The term of study for exchange students participating in this program shall be one semester or one academic year, but may be extended with the consent of both universities.
3. Each university may send to the host university three (3) students per academic year of the host university, on a reciprocal basis. One (1) Student for one (1) academic year may be counted equivalent to two (2) Students for one (1) semester.
4. The host university has the right to decide acceptance of exchange students, by taking account of recommendation issued from the home university for exchange students based on their academic record.
5. The host university will waive application fee, entrance fee, and tuition fee of the exchange students. Transportation, accommodation, food and other personal costs will be the personal responsibilities of the students themselves. Students are required to carry adequate health insurance during the term of exchange, and provide proof of such insurance to the host university.
6. The host university shall reserve or make available accommodation on campus for exchange students or assist them in locating suitable housing off campus if they so desire.
7. The exchange student is treated as either the research student or specially registered student.
8. The exchange students will be subject to the student rules of the host university, while on exchange. Exchange students will be offered the same facilities as local students. Exchange students will study subjects or conduct researches which are pertinent to their field of study and are offered by the host university.
10. The acceptance of course work (lectures, seminars, etc.) taken at the host university and the measure of achievement attained there must be commensurate with the prevailing testing and learning evaluation standards of the home university. Each university will receive a performance evaluation for each student at the host university.
Student Exchange. General conditions
1. The exchange quota is agreed for ….. undergraduate/graduate students per year from each side. Those who are nominated for one-semester studies at the Host University may prolong their studies by another subsequent semester maximum at a mutual consent of the Parties.
2. While parity in the number of exchanges is the goal, the Parties recognise that this may not always be possible. Every effort will be made to achieve parity over the period of the validity of this Agreement.
3. Exchange students will be registered as temporary study-related (non-degree seeking) students for the duration of their study at the Host University. The Agreement excludes any expectation of transfer to the graduating programme of the Host University. The Home University will inform their students about the character of the exchange and will release and acquit the Host University from any potential claims of their students.
4. To comply with data protection laws in Poland, exchange students from [name of international institution] will need to sign a consent form to permit the Jagiellonian University to process, store and transfer their personal data to their Home University.
Student Exchange. (1) Japanese and German students who study at the host institution in the framework of structured exchange programmes will receive a tuition waiver, if agreed bilaterally by the higher education institutions concerned.
(2) Exchanges will be arranged at the individual institutional level. Each participating institution will be responsible for managing its reciprocity requirements.
(3) The host institutions will provide to the home institution a statement/transcript of study undertaken and/or credit point achievements of each exchange student.
Student Exchange. 1. NIFT will offer a semester input to BIFT Students at NIFT India and BIFT will facilitate NIFT students to carry out Internship, Graduation Project and Placement in Apparel Industry at Bangladesh.
1 Semester at NIFT for BIFT Student = 8 -14 Weeks Apparel Internship + for NIFT students BIFT Student at NIFT:
2. The exchange student (s) from BIFT will undergo for the study of one semester of the Degree Program at NIFT. BIFT student will be issued a complete semester xxxx sheet indicating the subjects studied, credit, hours of inputs and overall performance. The classes for BIFT student(s) will be held with other students of NIFT.
3. BIFT student (s) shall be responsible for all travel costs, accommodation, meals, health insurance, semester contribution (at their home institute), medical costs, passport and visa costs, course materials (books, and consumables) and other expenses. NIFT shall not provide any financial assistance to exchange students.
4. As a part of exchange, NIFT student(s) will carry out an Internship and / or a Graduation Project in the industry at Bangladesh. This complete activity will be organized by BIFT well in advance by 2 months. The duration and timing of internship and Graduation Project/ Research Projects will be communicated well in advance, since the duration of these activities varies from program to program at NIFT. Both the activities, Internship & Graduation Project, will take place in the Industry only. During this period BIFT will appoint one senior faculty as a co-guide / mentor to the student(s) carrying out the Internship / Graduation Project in the Industry. The student who undertakes the internship in the industry will be encouraged to carry out the Graduation Project in the same Industry in Bangladesh. However, in specific cases a different student can be sent to carry out the Graduation project if the student who had opted for the Internship is not willing to go there for Graduation Project. Internships : 8 to 14 weeks (Depending on Academic Program of NIFT) Graduation Projects : 12 to 16 weeks (Depending on Academic Program of NIFT)
