Partner universities

Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences has a global reach and maintains an international network of partner universities in Europe and beyond. These partnerships provide opportunities for international experience and form the basis for academic exchange and collaboration.

Close collaboration with partner universities opens up a wide range of opportunities for study abroad. New teaching and learning formats, in-depth subject knowledge and intercultural perspectives complement the degree programme and broaden students’ academic horizons.

These international partnerships help to give the programme a global focus and promote the exchange of knowledge and experience across national borders.

Our international network

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Discover our partner universities

Students at Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences can spend a semester abroad at one of our partner universities.

You can filter the information in the overview by, among other things:

  • Countries
  • Partner universities
  • Degree programmes
  • Language requirements

The available options depend, amongst other things, on the specific Degree programme and the existing exchange agreements. The overview is intended for guidance only and does not replace individual planning.

To the overview of partner universities

Selection and planning

The choice of a partner university is made in consultation with the relevant Degree programme.

When planning a period abroad, the following aspects in particular should be taken into account:

  • academic suitability of the courses
  • Language of instruction
  • existing exchange agreements
  • Possibilities for recognition of academic achievements

Early planning and consultation are recommended.

For advice on international matters

International partnerships

Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences’ international partnerships support:

  • academic exchange visits (incoming & outgoing)
  • long-term international cooperation
  • the development of joint teaching and learning formats
  • internationally oriented projects
  • the integration of international perspectives into study and teaching
  • the further development of the university’s internationalisation strategy

They are a central component of the internationalisation strategy and make a significant contribution to global networking and to raising the profile of Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences.

Help and advice

Platzhalter
Dipl.-Kulturw. Anne-Carolin Ahrberg
Head of International Partnerships and Exchange Department
+49 2821 80673 227

Kleve Campus

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