Study abroad
Information about exchange programs at the International Relations Office.
Exchange programme with McMaster University in Canada for very good and motivated students. More information at the Canadian Studies Centre.
Information on the Socrates / Erasmus Programme
http://www.lebenslanges-lernen.at/
The Department of Sport Science Innsbruck has the following partner universities in its programme within the framework of the Socrates/Erasmus Agreement with European universities.
Department for Sports Science
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ERASMUS+ Partnerships as of 2020 |
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Université de Lausanne* |
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Université de Lausanne* |
Bachelor |
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Deutsche Sporthochschule Köln |
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Deutsche Sporthochschule Köln |
Bachelor+Master |
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Universidad de Granada |
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Universidad de Granada |
Bachelor |
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Universidad de la Coruna |
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Universidad de la Coruna |
Bachelor+Master |
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Aix-Marseille University |
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Aix-Marseille University |
Bachelor+Master |
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Universidade de Lisboa |
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Universidade de Lisboa |
Bachelor+Master |
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Norwegian School of Sport Sciences |
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OSLO |
Bachelor+Master |
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UNIVERSIDAD DE CASTILLA- LA MANCHA |
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TOLEDO |
Bachelor |
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SCHWEDEN |
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Stockholm ab WS 2022/23 |
Bachelor |
Duration of stay: 1 semester each 4-5 months
Either winter or summer semester:
Application for the winter semester: until April 10 of the same year
Application for the summer semester: until September 10 of the previous year
Lausanne exception one month earlier in each case
*Switzerland is not currently a participant in the Erasmus+ programme. Stays are carried out with Swiss funding
At the universities listed, students can participate from the 3rd semester of their studies. Students receive financial support for the Erasmus stay and receive advice and assistance in finding accommodation in the host country. In addition, the courses completed in the host country are recognised at the home university after prior consultation.
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Partner universities of the Erasmus programme - further information
For further information, please contact Dr. Kirschner Werner (507/4454) from the Department of Sport Science.