After the nomination: What happens next

Once we have received your nomination, we will contact you by email. You will receive all the important information regarding the rest of the application process and the next steps.

Please note:
You do not need to apply yourself before we contact you.

Application and supporting documents

Once you have been nominated, you will submit your application via our MoveOn portal. As part of the application process, you will be asked to provide a number of documents.

These usually include:

  • Transcript of Records
  • Identity document
  • Learning Agreement
  • Proof of your language skills

We will inform you of the exact requirements and the relevant deadlines in good time by email.

Language skills

Adequate language skills are required to successfully complete a degree at Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences.

  • Bachelor’s degree programmes: at least level B2
  • Master’s programmes: minimum level C1

Many degree programmes at Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences are taught entirely in English. We accept all standard and recognised language certificates; alternatively, you may submit an official confirmation of your language level from your home university.

Preparing for your stay

To ensure you’re well prepared for your time at Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences, we recommend that you start looking into a few organisational matters well in advance.

These include, for example:

  • Selecting suitable courses and finalising your Learning Agreement
  • Arranging your accommodation in Kleve or Kamp-Lintfort
  • Planning your journey to Germany
  • Financial preparations (tuition fees and living costs)

You can find further helpful information in the:

Information Guide for Incoming Exchange Students

Starting your studies and orientation

At the start of the semester, we offer a range of orientation and welcome activities designed to help you get off to a good start and find your way around campus quickly.

These include, amongst others:

  • Introductory events to mark the start of your studies 
  • Freshers’ Day or Freshers’ Week
  • Taking part in the buddy programme
  • Support services for international students
  • Opportunities to get to know other exchange students

You’ll receive details of the venue, time and programme well in advance of the start of the semester by email, via this website or through our social media channels.

Would you like to find out more about the courses, the campus and life at Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences?

Then visit the website: A semester with us