Incoming exchange students
Dear international students,
Sophie Mathieu and I are delighted to present you all information to prepare your exchange programme at the Faculty of Economics and Management of the University of Strasbourg. Sophie deals with all administrative and logistic matters whereas I am at your disposal for any academic question.
We are glad that you have chosen or will choose Strasbourg for your studies. We hope that you will feel happy and comfortable here, and that you will experience the friendliness of our people.
Strasbourg is one of the great historic cities of Europe and seat of several major European institutions. It offers a dynamic cultural life and vibrant nightlife. Indeed, you have come to one of the largest university of France with more than 60,000 students and 17 % of international students.
We are looking forward to meeting you!
André Schmitt, International Academic Coordinator
Contacts
Administrative contact person : Sophie MATHIEU
Tél : +33 3 68 85 20 62
E-mail : sophie.mathieu@unistra.fr
Office A002 (open between 9:00 and 12 :30 Monday to Friday)
International Academic Coordinator : André SCHMITT
E-mail : a.schmitt@unistra.fr
Office A322
Faculté de Sciences Économiques et de Gestion
61 avenue de la Forêt-Noire, 67000 Strasbourg
Important Dates
Bachelor level (licence):
- First Semester : Beginning of September – Middle of January (Exams take place during the first 2 weeks of January)
- Second Semester : Middle of January – Middle of May (Exams take place during the first 2 weeks of May)
Master level:
- First semester: usually from September to February
- Second semester: usually from January to May
Your access to Master courses have to be agreed on by the teachers, as some courses are not available to a lot of exchange students. Students coming only for one semester may also have trouble getting some courses, as some of them take place from November to February.
General information
How to apply as an Erasmus Student : https://www.unistra.fr/international/venir-a-strasbourg/etudiants-en-programme-dechange/de-toute-leurope-erasmus-eucor-accords-interuniversitaires
How to apply as an exchange student from outside Europe : https://www.unistra.fr/international/venir-a-strasbourg/etudiants-en-programme-dechange/du-monde-entier-accords-interuniversitaires
Welcoming guide for exchange students
The University of Strasbourg created a welcoming guide for all foreign students, which contains various information such as Visas, Housing, Daily living expenses, life as an exchange student.
https://www.unistra.fr/fileadmin/upload/unistra/international/Guide_accueil_international/1.GuideWelcome-ENGLISH_01_NUM.pdf
How to prepare your arrival : https://www.unistra.fr/international/venir-a-strasbourg/etudiants-en-programme-dechange/preparer-son-arrivee
Cours/Courses
Avant de choisir vos cours, retenez bien ces informations :
- Les étudiants Erasmus+ entrants doivent sélectionner au minimum 50 % de leurs ECTS à la Faculté de Sciences Économiques et de Gestion.
- Les 50 % (au maximum) des ECTS restants peuvent être sélectionnés dans d’autres facultés
-> Exemple : je viens étudier les sciences économiques à la FSEG, mais je souhaite aussi suivre un cours de marketing à l’EM Business School.
Attention, vous pouvez suivre des cours dans d’autres facultés uniquement si ces facultés sont d’accord ! Il faut également prendre en compte que choisir des cours dans une autre faculté peut provoquer des conflits d’emploi du temps.
Before choosing the courses you would like to attend, please remember that :
- Exchange students have to choose at least 50 % of their ECTS credits at the Faculty of Economics and Management.
- The remaining 50 % (maximum) can be chosen in another faculty.
-> For example: I am going to study economics at the FSEG, but I would like to follow one course of marketing at the EM Business School.
Warning: you can follow any course in other faculties, but we will have to get the agreement of those faculties for quota reasons. You also need to be aware that choosing courses in other faculties can result in timetable conflicts.
For courses at the EM Business School, there is a special application procedure, where you have to be respectful of deadlines