Outgoing students

Student mobility is an integral part of our students' curriculum. You have the opportunity to spend a semester or a year at a foreign partner university. Take advantage and check out our offer! 

Exchange programs

Each year, the mobility campaign takes place at the beginning of the first half of the year, for departures the following year.
The central departments and each component organize information meetings to answer specific questions about the possibilities for departure, depending on your course of study. This is an opportunity to meet the members of the International Office who are attached to your course, and to find out about possible destinations, application procedures and the criteria that will be applied to your application for evaluation. Component workshops are also available to help you prepare your application.

Here are the main steps you need to take to prepare for your stay abroad as part of an exchange program. They should be carried out in the year preceding your departure:

At the LLASIC Faculty, only students enrolled in on-campus programs—from the second year of a bachelor’s degree (L2) through the first year of a master’s degree (M1)—may apply for the following academic year. Depending on the academic regulations of the various programs, study abroad opportunities may be limited to certain academic years or even semesters. 

Specific cases: 

  • Third-year undergraduate students applying to begin their first year of a master’s program must develop their study plan based on the track they have chosen within the program. Their study abroad plan will be subject to admission to that master’s program. 
  • Students in a dual-degree program must choose to align their study abroad project with one of the two components and must ensure that they can take interdisciplinary courses during their time abroad. 

See also the information on the LEO intranet: 

Study on exchange

The mobility campaign will kick off in September! 

Check these pages regularly so you don't miss any information about the mobility campaign.
Meeting dates will be announced in September/October. 

See below for upcoming events at UFR LLASIC: 

It is essential to take this time to :

Shaping a project in your own image

Depending on their expectations, skills and objectives. Mobility is a project that each student candidate must make his or her own.

Understanding the challenges and expectations behind mobility

There are a lot of frameworks and constraints to anticipate and respect. The application requires maturity and autonomy. Two essential qualities for successful international mobility!

Getting organized

The application must be submitted on time and according to the agreed criteria. A complete, well-prepared dossier that takes into account the advice of the support teams and the evaluation criteria will be a good dossier!

Individual travel

You can study abroad on your own own resources. This is a personal approach. You must contact the university in which you would like to study or contact the cultural department of the embassy of the country concerned for information on the various universities.

In this case, you will no longer be registered at UGA during your stay abroad. You will be enrolled at the foreign university of your choice, and will be considered a student of that university on the same basis as other students. You will receive a diploma from that university.
You won't be not eligible for mobility grants for international exchange students.

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Published on 25, November 2015
Updated on30, September 2026