University of Edinburgh
University of Edinburgh is an exchange destination for Utrecht University Bachelor students of the faculty of Humanities in Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom.
Student experiences | Read about student experiences. |
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Webpages | General information for exchange students Course information. You should select the majority of your courses in the agreed subject area. |
Academic calendar | Semester I: Approximately September – January |
Requirements | Minimum of GPA 3 (equals an average of 7 at UU) is required at the time of application. More information on University of Edinburgh's language requirements can be found on the Study Abroad in Edinburgh Webpage. Carefully read the language requirements and be aware that an official language certificate such are IELTS or TOEFL might be necessary. Keep in mind the additional cost and time needed to obtain such certificate.
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Areas of study open to exchange students | Linguistics Therefore you can study at the University of Edinburgh if you: - study linguistics - are a Language and Culture student or a Liberal Arts student with a major in Linguistics - study English Language and Culture with a proven interest in Linguistics in your study program. Students can only take courses in Linguistics at the School of Philosophy, Psychology and Language Sciences. However, 33 percent of the courses are allowed to be taken at other departments within the university. Students will have to check and meet the requirements of those courses. |
Courses at Master’s level | No. |
Language of instruction | English |
Housing assistance | Read about the Student Accommodation options and Accommodation Guarantees |
Estimated living costs per month | Read about the living costs on the Fees, funding and costs webpage. |
Credits | You can find information on this university’s credits in the credit conversion table |
Number of places available | 1 place per year. |
Additional information |
Do you have any questions about this partner university or about studying abroad? Contact the International Office of the Faculty of Humanities (details below).