- Prepare application documents
- Online application via MOBILITY-ONLINE >>
- Follow further instructions from the host university
- Communicate course choice by e-mail
Aarhus University, Summer School 2023
University of Leeds International Summer School 2023
Chinese University of Hong Kong, International Summer School 2023: www.summer.cuhk.edu.hk
German-Jordanian University, Arabic Summer Course, https://www.gju.edu.jo/content/arabic-summer-course-16141
University of Gothenburg, Summer School for Sustainability 2023
Jönköping University Summer School 2023 "Purchasing Logistics with a Global Perspective"
INHA University Summer.inha.ac.kr 2023
In one or two pages, introduce yourself and your professional motivation for studying as a guest student at the respective institution. You might also want to explain your career goals to give the host university a fuller picture of yourself. You should not only explain your academic history, but also any special skills or experiences that have shaped you.
The CV (Curriculum Vitae=CV) should be written in tabular form and in reverse chronological order. Study requirements vary and are dependent on the target country. In the USA, for example, you should always submit your CV without a date of birth, religious affiliation or photo. In addition, certificates, other than an academic transcript, are generally not required.
You can download your Academic Transcript / Transcript of Academic Records with an explanation key (grading scale) from LSF in English and attach it to your application.
Only when expressly requested: Proof of proficiency no older than two years in the language of instruction. The host university will always state which certificate they accept. Some host institutions also accept the DAAD language certificate, which will save you the high costs of a test such as the TOEFL. DAAD language certificates can be obtained free of charge from sprachen@hft-stuttgart.de.
General options for language certificates:
Proof of funds - Some countries, such as the USA, South Korea and Japan, also require proof of funds (bank statement) for the visa; BAföG recipients in particular must plan ahead.
In English-speaking countries, a letter of recommendation is often required.
Only very rarely are certified translations required; these would have to be produced by a sworn translation agency. In most cases, English printouts of the academic transcript generated online are sufficient! It can be stamped at the Registrar's Office on presentation of the originals.
If you are interested in a semester abroad in Australia or New Zealand at a university which is not a partner of HFT Stuttgart, you can contact GOstralia!-GOmerica! and IEC for Canada and the USA.
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All students going on a semester abroad must register by the deadline.
ERASMUS has been promoting cross-border mobility of students and university staff in Europe since 1987. The 27 EU countries, the UK, Iceland, Liechtenstein, North Macedonia, Norway, Serbia and Turkey participate in ERASMUS+.
Further information on Erasmus+ is available in the Erasmus+ app or from the DAAD.
Switzerland has set up the SEMP program, which is very similar to Erasmus+. Information on this is provided by the Swiss universities and Movetia.ch.
The EU provides online language tests for many of the European languages. They take place before and after the stay abroad in order to record the progress of Erasmus+ participants. This language teste are not mandatory and is not a selection criterion for Erasmus+ funding.
Before the Erasmus+ mobility begins, a learning agreement - the Online Learning Agreement (OLA) - is agreed between the student, HFT Stuttgart and the host university. It maps the accreditation process from the preliminary course selection to final course recognition. The OLA is created by the Erasmus+ student via the free Erasmus+ app or via https://www.learning-agreement.eu.
The Erasmus+ stay is documented at the end of the stay with an online questionnaire (EU Survey). A free-form report must also be sent to the International Office by e-mail. We reserve the right to demand the repayment of Erasmus+ funds that have already been paid out if the questionnaire or experience report is not submitted.
Students entitled to BAföG can also claim BaföG for their stay abroad with Erasmus+. Erasmus+ grants up to a maximum of €300 per month stay free of charge. If necessary, the responsible BaföG office can provide information on whether and to what extent the BAföG might be reduced. Students who have not previously received BAföG may also be able to receive BaföG for their semester abroad.
Scholarships awarded on the basis of performance criteria cannot be combined with the Erasmus+ grant. Scholarships awarded on the basis of social criteria can be combined with the minimum amount of the Erasmus+ grant (€300).
The EU recommendation for an Erasmus+ semester abroud is 30 credit points (ECTS). At present, ECTS achieved abroad are not linked to the Erasmus+ grant, i.e. even if fewer ECTS are achieved than agreed, no money has to be paid back. BEFORE the start of the stay abroad, it must be clarified with the study abroad officer of the degree programme which study abroad credits can be recognized. The courses planned in the host country and the courses to be recognized at the HFT if passed are entered in the Erasmus Online Learning Agreement (OLA). For compulsory internship semesters completed in a company abroad, 30 ECTS are recognized.
An Erasmus+ mobility grant does not include insurance cover. Students must ensure that they have sufficient insurance cover themselves. Erasmus students have the option of being included in the DAAD group insurance scheme.
This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This publication reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.
Further information and advice on Erasmus+ mobility measures can be obtained from the
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Erasmus+ internships are funded and managed centrally by the Baden-Württemberg consortium KOOR-Erasmus Services at HKA Karlsruhe.
Applications for Erasmus+ funding are submitted online to KOOR. Important: Applications must be FULLY signed and received by KOOR at least four weeks before the start of the internship.
The Baden-Württemberg-STIPENDIUM for students supports the international exchange of highly qualified German and international students. With the Baden-Württemberg-STIPENDIUM for students, the Baden-Württemberg Foundation enables around 1,200 young people from all over the world to study in another country every year. The exchange is based on reciprocity: the scholarships are generally awarded in equal parts to applicants from Baden-Württemberg universities and their partner universities abroad. Please note that only stays at partner universities for which no tuition fees are due can be funded.
Students at HFT Stuttgart (Germans, EU citizens and so-called "Bildungsinländer") with a grade point average of at least 2.5 can apply for a scholarship from the Knödler-Decker Foundation for a stay outside the EU. Funding is available for final theses, studies and internships abroad. Depending on the number of applicants and the project, the amount of the scholarship ranges from a one-off €500 to a maximum of €1,000.
As part of the DAAD mobility program PROMOS, the International Office awards scholarships for stays abroad. Funding is available for final theses, internships abroad and study visits to non-European countries as well as language courses lasting at least four weeks.
Selection criteria are
Students of HFT Stuttgart who are German nationals as well as people who share the same standing as German nationals according to § 8 paragraph 1.2 ff, paragraph 2, 2a and 3 are eligible to apply. Students who do not have German citizenship should submit a copy of their residence permit or certificate of freedom of movement. Furthermore, please note the detailed information provided by the DAAD. A PROMOS scholarship does not include any insurance cover! It is possible to be included in the DAAD group insurance. If you are applying for the Auslandsbafög, PROMOS funding must be declared. If necessary, the PROMOS funding will be offset against the benefits of the Auslandsbafög.
Students who do not receive BaföG in Germany may also be eligible for funding abroad. Depending on the destination country, the application must be submitted to the BaföG office responsible for that country. This should be done six months before the stay abroad, as the processing time is often long. At the HfT Stuttgart, BaföG applications are sent to pruefungsamt1(at)hft-stuttgart.de and processed. BaföG foreign grants are paid in full as a subsidy and do not have to be paid back later.
Information on the Auslands-BaföG can be obtained from the Studentenwerk or the DAAD/ Auslands-BAföG.
Students in Bachelor's and Master's degree programmes at German Universities of Applied Sciences receive HAW.International scholarships for stays abroad (internships, studies and theses) as part of their studies. The scholarships are awarded by the DAAD on the basis of academic qualifications and personal suitability. Please note that DAAD will only process complete applications that are submitted on time! Application documents and all information can be found on the DAAD website.
IAESTE arranges specialist internships abroad for students of all technical and scientific disciplines. Most IAESTE internships last around 2-3 months and often take place in the summer. The internships are generally paid; the salary is based on the typical cost of living in the country at student level. The IAESTE committee abroad takes care of finding accommodation and is always available as a point of contact. IAESTE Germany takes care of all the necessary formalities. The placement is free of charge!
The Fulbright Commission awards full and partial scholarships to continue, extend or supplement studies at an American university and to experience the USA as a host country. Full scholarships cover all costs associated with the stay in the USA (tuition fees, maintenance, travel expenses). Partial scholarships cover the tuition fees and part of the living costs incurred in the USA. Interested parties can apply for a one-year scholarship (preferably for graduates) or for a combination of a study semester and an internship semester (preferably students who have completed more than one semester) and for summer schools in the USA. Applications must be submitted by the end of May each year at the latest. Students submit their applications to the International Office of the HfT, graduates send their applications directly to the Fulbright Commission.
for Israeli and German students, interns and young academics
The Ministry of Science, Research and the Arts (MWK) has been providing scholarship funds to foster German-Israeli relations since 1988. Students and interns of German and Israeli nationality who are planning a stay in Israel as part of university partnerships are eligible to apply. Enrolment at HFT Stuttgart is a prerequisite for application. Applications must be submitted via the International OfficeThe application deadline is November 1st of each year.
Internships in Israeli high-tech start-ups
Students in Bachelor's and Master's degree programmes receive scholarships for internships in Israeli start-ups with the DAAD's "New Kibbutz" program. All information about applying for "New Kibbutz" can be found in this explanatory video and on the DAAD website. The procedure is two-pronged: The German-Israeli Chamber of Commerce Abroad in Tel Aviv arranges the internships locally, applications are made online here . The DAAD accepts applications for the scholarship. Please note that scholarship applications must be submitted in full via the DAAD portal at least 32 days before the start of the internship!
Working class child Cusanuswerk Ernst Ludwig Ehrlich Studienwerk e. V. Evangelisches Studienwerk e.V. Villigst Friedrich Ebert Foundation Friedrich Naumann - Foundation for Freedom Support organization of the Hanns-Seidel-Foundation Hans Böckler Foundation Heinrich Böll Foundation IKEA Foundation Konrad Adenauer Foundation e.V. Rosa Luxemburg Foundation Foundation of the German Economy Studienstiftung des deutschen Volkes e.V.
