Courses for Exchange Students

Here, students usually take courses consecutively, which means that students take one course at a time. The semester is divided into four periods of 5 weeks each. Exams are not given at the end of the semester, but rather at the end of each course. When combining courses there are different aspects to consider e.g., study pace, workload, and period. In order to help students find a satisfactory study load and suitable course selection during the exchange, we have pre-packaged all courses into either course packages (can be found in the course lists found below) or study tracks (combinations of single subject courses, pre-packaged by MIUN). Study tracks can be found in the Study Guide which we provide nominated students in preparation for each semester. There are some aspects you need to consider though. You find them listed below, and they have been considered in our course packages and study tracks as well.

• Choose courses from the same campus. The campuses are located 180 km apart so it’s not possible to commute.
• Check the entry requirements. To be able to study a course you must meet the entry requirements, which you can find in the course syllabus.
• You are expected to study a full semester, i.e. 30 credits, with us. This is a requirement also for student housing or a residence permit. 
• Erasmus+ students must choose courses in the subject in which they are nominated. Even though it is technically possible to apply for any of the courses in the list, applications to courses in subjects where there is no agreement with your department will not be accepted.
• Students from bilateral partners (i.e. outside the EU/EEA), can choose more freely, but they still need to choose a set course package or study track. They cannot choose courses freely between packages and tracks.