Application for a study stay abroad in the EDISON - Mobility
The student draws up a study plan (Learning Agreement) in cooperation with the branch coordinator. After nomination (approval of the application in the Edison system by an International Office administrator), the student chooses the courses on the website of the foreign universities and selects them in the application in the Edison system (everything is consulted with the branch coordinator) and sent (Table A). If the selected courses are not in Edison, the student will add them to the comments (including the number of credits). The minimum number of credits obtained at a foreign university is 21, unless the foreign university requires more.
The branch coordinator determines the differential exams (courses that the student must complete at the Faculty of Economics before or after returning from an internship abroad), other courses are "recognized" by the branch coordinator (Table B). The total number of credits of selected courses (abroad and at Faculty of Economics) should be at least 30 per semester.
ALSO READ VERY CAREFULLY The Dean's Directive EkF_SME_09_001 for studying abroad.
Some foreign universities also require, for example, Transcript of Records, which is a list of courses in English that you have completed so far at the Faculty of Economics. You can request this statement from your EkF study office or a certificate of language competence issued by an International Office staff member.
After receiving the nomination, the host university usually contacts the student by e-mail with current information and various organizational matters (changes in the study plan, accommodation, arrival ...). After discussing them, they usually issue an official Letter of Acceptance, which they send back to the International Office together with the confirmed Learning Agreement. If this document is sent directly to the student, it is necessary for the student to deliver it immediately to the International Office, Faculty of Economics.