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Information meeting about student exchange, academic year 2010/2011

Information meeting about student exchange, academic year 2010/2011. Friday 22 January at 12:15 pm, Auditorium 24 . NHH: International Relations Office. Responsible for: student exchange CEMS MIM Double Degrees Staff: John Andersen Norunn J. Økland Nina Hagen Astrid Foldal

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Information meeting about student exchange, academic year 2010/2011

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  1. Information meeting about student exchange, academic year 2010/2011 Friday 22 January at 12:15 pm, Auditorium 24 Astrid Foldal, astrid.foldal@nhh.no Nina Hagen, nina.hagen@nhh.no

  2. NHH: International Relations Office • Responsible for: • student exchange • CEMS MIM • Double Degrees • Staff: • John Andersen • Norunn J. Økland • Nina Hagen • Astrid Foldal • Nina Gry Stein • Ole Johan Berge • Lena Håre • Svein Olav Svoldal (Student assistant)

  3. NHH – An international arena • 1984: NHH’s first exchange agreement established • 1986: Launch of the MiB programme • 1992: Member of • 1995: Member of • 2007: Launch of the Graduate Summer School • 2009: Double degrees (HEC Paris, UCL Louvain, EGADE Monterrey)

  4. NHH - an international arena • 248 Incoming students (08/09) • 344 Outgoing students (08/09) • Cooperation with 140 institutions

  5. Expand your horizon • Academic outcome • Language skills • Social outcome • Cultural outcome • International experience • Employment return

  6. Course selection • Student exchange - an integrated part of your NHH degree • Full work load during your study abroad stay: • Minor degree: 30 ECTS • 4 courses worth 7,5 ECTS • Courses within NHH’s academic profile • Courses on master level / equal to what is considered as master level at NHH

  7. Application procedures and deadlines • Information and application form to be downloaded • Internet: http://www.nhh.no/en/student-pages/exchange.aspx • Student reports • Handbooks/host institutions’ web pages • Contact international students at NHH • Contact former exchange students

  8. Application procedures and deadlines • Application deadline: February 1, 2010 • Application form to be downloaded on our webpage • Motivation • CV • List of schools you wish to apply for • Documentation of higher education before NHH • Permission to issue an academic transcript from NHH (part of application form) • Remember to include a photo

  9. Selection criteria • GPA • Motivation • Language skills • International experience • Non-academic commitments • Study progress • General/specific conditions apply for some schools

  10. Feedback on your application • Nomination letter will be sent to you by e-mail by Friday 12 March • Conditional offer, NHH will nominate you for exchange • Mandatory information session for all nominated exchange students approximately one week later

  11. Financial matters • NORDPLUS • SOKRATES/ERASMUS • RUHRGAS • TUITION FEE * • (NORWEGIAN STATE EDUCATIONAL LOAN FUND)

  12. Student exchange academic year 2010/2011 • Nordic countries • Europe • North-America • Latin-America • Asia • Australia/New Zealand • South Africa

  13. How to make your choice • 116 schools to choose from • Some schools charge tuition, information about this could be found on our webpage • Handbooks/host institutions’ web pages • Find out where you can study in English and where you need to be proficient in other languages • Make sure that the academic calendar at host institution is compatible with the semesters at NHH • You may apply for as many schools as you like • Think outside the box!

  14. The Nordic countries • Denmark • HandelshøjskoleniKøbenhavn • SyddanskUniversitet • Handelshøjskolen i Århus • Sweden • Stockholms Universitet • Stockholm SchoolofEconomics • Uppsala Universitet • Gøteborgs Universitet • Umeå Universitet • Jönköping Universitet • Finland • Aalto University School of Economics (previously HSE) • Svenska Handelshögskolan i Helsingfors • Åbo Handelshøgskola • ÅboAkademi • University of Vaasa • University of Tampere • Jyväskylä University • Iceland • Reykjavik University

  15. Europe • Lithuania • Vytautas Magnus University • Estonia • University of Tartu

  16. Europe • France • Ecole Supérieur Sciences Economiques et Commerciales (ESSEC) • HEC Paris • Ecole Supérieur de Commerce de Lille (ESC Lille) • Audencia Nantes • Université Nancy II • Reims Management School • Université de Toulouse 1 (UT1) • Universite de Nantes • ESC Rennes School of Business

  17. Europe • Germany • Universitätzu Köln • Universität Mannheim • Ruhr-Universität Bochum • Universität Münster • Christian-AlbrechtsUniversitätzu Kiel • HumboldtUniversitätzu Berlin • TechnischeUniversität Berlin • WHU – Vallendar • RUHRGAS • Scholarship programs for students, candidates and academic staff 6 months or 1 years stay • For Norwegian and German students only • E-application to The Research Council of Norway by February 17th • www.forskningsradet.no/is/

  18. Europe • The Netherlands • Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam (Spring only) • VrijeUniversiteit Amsterdam • Tilburg University (Spring recommended) • Belgium • UniversiteitLeuven • UniversitéCatholique de Louvain • FacultesUniversitairesCatholique de Mons (FUCAM) • Switzerland • HEC Lausanne • Universitet St. Gallen • Austria • WU Wien

  19. Europe • Italy • UniversitáLuigiBocconi, Milano • LUISS, Roma • UniversitáDegliStudi di Siena • UniversitáDegliStudi di Pisa • UniversitáDegliStudi di Torino • UniversitáDegliStudi di Bologna • Greece • Athens University of Economics And Business • Spain • Universidad de Barcelona • Universidad de Deusto, Bilbao • Universidad de Granada • UniversidadComplutense de Madrid

  20. Europe • Portugal • Universidade da Beira Interior, Colvilha • Universidade Católica Portuguesa, Lisboa • Universidade NOVA de Lisboa • UK • MBS Manchester • Lancaster University *(ca 1.500 GBP, spring only)

  21. Europe • Hungary • Corvinus University of Budapest • Poland • Warsaw School of Economics • Cracow University ofEconomics • Czech Republic • University of Economics Prague • Slovakia • Comenius University in Bratislava • Russia • St. Petersburg State University

  22. North America • USA • Cornell University *(ca. 10.000 US $) • Vanderbilt University *(ca 3.000 US $) • University of California – Los Angeles (UCLA) – Fall only • University of Cincinnati *(ca 7.500 US$) – Spring only • Monterey Institute of International Studies *(ca 7600 US$) • University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill • University of California – San Diego *(ca 10.000 US$ per semester, Spring strongly recommended)

  23. North America • USA • Duke University NEW • Indiana University NEW • University of California, Berkeley *(ca 7500 US$ per semester) NB: Agreement with the Department of Sociology! NEW • American University - Washington Semester Program *(ca 6200 US$ per semester, could be higher if “field trip” is a part of the program) TOEFL-test required NEW

  24. North America • Canada • University of Western Ontario – spring only • University of British Columbia *(3.500 CAN $) • HEC Montreal • University of Calgary • Wilfrid Laurier University • McGill University • Université Laval

  25. Latin America • Mexico • ITAM, Mexico City • Brazil • Getulio Vargas, Sao Paulo • Chile • Pontificia Univ. Catolica de Chile, Santiago • Argentina • Univ. Torcuato de Tella, Buenos Aires • Venezuela • IESA, Caracas

  26. Asia • China • Hong Kong Univ. of Science and Technology *(ca. 84.800 HK$) • FUDAN University, Shanghai (1 year work experience required) • Tsinghua University, Bejjing • CEIBS- China Europe Int. Business School, Shanghai – Fall only • Peking University, Guanghua School of Management • Singapore • National University of Singapore *(ca. 4.500 S$) • Nanyang Business School *(ca 7.250 S$) (2 års workexperiencerequired) • Taiwan • National Chengchi University • Korea • Yonsei University (TOEFL)

  27. Asia • Japan • International University of Japan – Spring only • Kobe University • Nagoya University of Commerce and Business • India • Indian Institute of MangementAhmedabad, fall only • Indian Institute of Management Bangalore, fall only • Indian Institute of Management Kozhikode, fall only NEW • Filippinene • Asian Institute of Management –2 years work experience required • Malaysia • University ofMalaya – Fall recommended • Thailand • Thammasat University, Bangkok (TOEFL)

  28. Oceania and South Africa • Australia NB: English requirement, grade 4 or better from Norwegian High School Diploma or TOEFL/IELTS • Macquaire University *(ca 8.500 AU$) • The University of New South Wales *(ca 10 500 AU$) • University of Western Australia *(ca 10 500 AU$) • University of Melbourne *(ca 11 800 AU$) • University of Sydney *(tuition fee waiver slots + ca 10 500 AU$) • University of Queensland *(tuition fee waiver slots + ca 9 500 AU$)NEW • New Zealand NB: English requirement, grade 4 or better from Norwegian High School Diploma or TOEFL/IELTS • University of Otago *(tuition fee waiver slots + ca 10 000 NZ$) • The University of Waikato *(ca 10 000 NZ$) • South Africa • University of Cape Town (workexperiencerequired)

  29. Is student exchange for everybody? • Motivation • Sufficient language skills • Good academic standing

  30. Questions?

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