Universiteit Antwerpen

The University of Antwerp is a young, dynamic and forward-looking university. It integrates the assets of its historical roots into its ambition to contribute positively to society. The University of Antwerp develops, unlocks and disseminates scientific knowledge through research, teaching and service in a spirit of academic freedom and responsibility.

The Law Faculty of the University of Antwerp is a thriving academic community of nearly 2,500 students, located on the City Campus in the heart of Antwerp. The Faculty of Law organizes courses in the field of law and in the field of security sciences and it actively pursues internationalization in education, research and service. As a result, the Faculty also enjoys a strong international reputation.

Deadlines for Nomination:
Apply for nomination to the International Office Law before 1 March in order to be included in the first nomination round of the next academic year (for both first and second semester exchange) After the first round selection takes place on a 'first come first serve' basis.

(Nomination deadline at the partner: 15 April - Semester I and 15 October - Semester II)

Availability:
Each year four students may go on exchange for one semester to the University of Antwerp. Please note that only Master students can go on exchange to Antwerp!

Language Requirements:
English: exclusively for courses from the International and European Legal Studies Programme:

• TOEFL iBT Certificate, with a minimum score of 79-80
• Cambridge First Certificate
• IELTS Certificate, with a minimum score of 6.5
• Certificate of the language centre of your home institution, testifying that your level of English is at least CEFR B2
• Certificate of the Erasmus Plus Online linguistic support website (only for European Erasmus students) CEFR B2. Contact the international coordinator at your home university to get access to the platform.

Course information:
Exchange students from partner institutions are offered an elective English-language taught program. Dutch-speaking students may also choose subjects from the regular Dutch-language courses offered by the faculty.

Accommodation:
The University of Antwerp can help you find housing. You can apply for University residences or receive assistence in finding something in the private sector.

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