Common use of Student Exchange Clause in Contracts

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 university will provide assistance in finding accommodation but there are no obligations on the participating universities to provide accommodation, and no guarantees on the provision of accommodation can be expected by exchange students. Exchange students are responsible for obtaining a visa and any related documents necessary to ensure participation in a period of exchange study. The host university will provide exchange students with academic counselling; assistance at enrolment and information on courses of study, as well as access to the library and university facilities, in the same conditions established for its regular students.

Student Exchange. 2.1 Each institution may send up to two (2) students, undergraduate or graduate, students 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. 2.2 At UAM, Exchange students will be able to enroll in undergraduate and master courses offered only in the Doctoral School. Likewise, only students from the aforementioned School will be able to participate in an exchange program under this Agreement. 2.3 Neither the universities nor the exchange students involved on this program pay tuition fees to the host institution. 2.4 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. . 2.5 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] Shoolini University will be required to endorse the insurance necessary to process their visa and in any case, the they will be required, at the least, to be provided with a travel and accident insurance with health coverage. . 2.6 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. I. 2.7 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. . 2.8 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. . 2.9 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. . 2.10 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. . 2.11 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. . 2.12 The host university will provide assistance in finding accommodation but there are no obligations on the participating universities to provide accommodation, and no guarantees on the provision of accommodation can be expected by exchange students. . 2.13 Exchange students are responsible for obtaining a visa and any related documents necessary to ensure participation in a period of exchange study. . 2.14 The host university will provide exchange students with academic counselling; assistance at enrolment and information on courses of study, as well as access to the library and university facilities, in the same conditions established for its regular students.

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. 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 they 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. Xxxxx X. 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 university will provide assistance in finding accommodation but there are no obligations on the participating universities to provide accommodation, and no guarantees on the provision of accommodation can be expected by exchange students. Exchange students are responsible for obtaining a visa and any related documents necessary to ensure participation in a period of exchange study. The host university will provide exchange students with academic counselling; assistance at enrolment and information on courses of study, as well as access to the library and university facilities, in the same conditions established for its regular students.

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. 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 they 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 university will provide assistance in finding accommodation but there are no obligations on the participating universities to provide accommodation, and no guarantees on the provision of accommodation can be expected by exchange students. Exchange students are responsible for obtaining a visa and any related documents necessary to ensure participation in a period of exchange study. The host university will provide exchange students with academic counselling; assistance at enrolment and information on courses of study, as well as access to the library and university facilities, in the same conditions established for its regular students.