International experience is a valuable addition to your studies. On this page, you’ll find an overview of the opportunities for studying abroad offered by the Faculty of Business, Economics and Social Sciences, as well as all the important information regarding the recognition of coursework and exams completed abroad.
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Studying abroad offers you the opportunity to gain international experience, learn about new cultures, and enrich your academic program with valuable professional and personal perspectives. To ensure that the coursework and exams you complete abroad can be incorporated into your degree program at the Faculty of Economics and Social Sciences, the faculty will assist you with the recognition process. On this page, you’ll find all the information you need about your options for studying abroad and gaining international experience, as well as how the recognition of foreign academic achievements works.
Would you like to gain international experience and build intercultural connections during your studies? A study abroad program offers you the chance to broaden your academic horizons, learn about new cultures, and develop valuable personal and professional skills. While studying at the Faculty of Economics and Social Sciences, you have numerous opportunities to spend part of your studies abroad—whether for a semester, an internship, or a short-term program.
Would you like to gain international experience, explore new academic perspectives, and study abroad without committing to an entire semester? Then a summer school might be an interesting option for you.
The faculty serves as the point of contact for students in bachelor’s and master’s programs in the economic and social sciences regarding the recognition of coursework completed abroad. The faculty coordinates the recognition process for ERASMUS+ programs, study abroad programs, and self-organized study abroad stays (Free Movers).
Recognition of Foreign Academic Achievements
