Within a student exchange agreement

• My application in 6 steps
• Preparing my arrival in Strasbourg
• Contacts

My application in 6 steps

At my home university

1. I check with the International office from my home university if there is a student exchange agreement with the University of Strasbourg in my field of study and I check the admission requirements

2. I contact the responsible for international exchanges in my field of studies in order to establish a learning agreement and apply for pre-selection at my home university

3. If my application has been pre-selected, my home university nominates me officially to the University of Strasbourg.
   The University of Strasbourg will send the online application link to the international office of my home university

At the University of Strasbourg

4. I apply online through the link I have received by email and I print the PDF application form

5. I sign it and have it signed by the international office of my home university

6. I join the required documents and send my full application by email to the concerned contact

 

Applications for 2012-2013 are now closed.

Applications for 2013-2014 will be available from February 2013 onward.

For :	Deadlines for online application		Deadlines for receiving the applications at University of Strasbourg
	1st semester or Full Academic Year	2nd semester	1st semester or Full Academic Year
EM Strasbourg (ERASMUS & NON ERASMUS)	31st May 2013	31st October 2013	14th June 2013
Other faculties (ERASMUS only)	15th May 2013	31th October 2013	1st June 2013
Other faculties (NON ERASMUS)	07th May 2013	24th September 2013	13th May 2013

If your application is accepted by the University of Strasbourg, please do not forget to register at your home university for the academic year 2013-2014 before leaving.

Important:

B1 Level in French is required for studying as exchange student at the University of Strasbourg. For more information about the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages, please visit the CampusFrance page.

Preparing my arrival in Strasbourg

Residence permit for non-European students

Students from other countries than European Union and European Economic Area countries who are staying in France for more than 3 months will get a “Long Séjour valant Titre de Séjour” visa. Within 3 months after your arrival in France, you will have to go to the OFII (French office for Immigration and Integration). For more information, please see the OFII website.

• Find an accommodation

• Subscribe to a French health and social insurance (compulsory) and a supplementary health insurance (optional)

• Transports in Strasbourg

• Student disability services

Improve my French language skills

For foreign students who wish to improve their French, the University of Strasbourg proposes different language resource centres:

• Centre de ressources de langues
• Institut International d’Études en Langues (International Institute of Language Studies)
• SPIRAL
• Université Populaire Européenne

Contacts

International Office

• Students from the European Union, Belarus, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Cyprus, Croatia, Estonia, Georgia, Ungary, Kazakhstan, Kirghizistan, Kosovo, Latvia, Lituania, Macedonia, Montenegro, Ouzbekistan, Czech Republic, Russia, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Tadjikistan, Turkmenistan, Ukrain, Armenia, Azerbaïdjan, Albania, Bulgaria, Moldavia, Poland, Romania: dri-incoming-studies-europe@unistra.fr
  
• Students from other countries: dri-students-exchange-outside-Europe@unistra.fr

Within the faculties

• Correspondants relations internationales