Universiteit Gent
Universiteit Gent is an exchange destination for Utrecht University School of Law students.
This exchange destination is available for Master students only.
| Student experiences | There are currently no student experiences available. |
|---|---|
| Webpages |
|
| Academic calendar | Semester I: mid September – early February |
| Language requirements | |
| Housing |
|
| Courses at Master level | yes |
| Estimated living costs per month | Tuition fee (for degree students only) See also this link: Estimated living costs per month |
| Credits | |
| Requirements | The Faculty of Law only considers exchange applications with a minimum workload of 24 ECTS/semester. Important: incoming exchange students are required to have a balanced workload between the exchange curriculum and the workload of the degree components that would normally be completed at the sending institution (and which will be ‘replaced’ after successful completing the exchange programme). This means that the workload of educational components at the sending institution (to be replaced during mobility) should also amount minimum 24 ECTS (= table B of the LA)!
|
| Additional information | Health insurance is obliged. Universiteit Gent has facilities for students with a learning or physical disability. Disabled students can rely on the support services, which offers material, technical, and social aid.
|
| Grading | Grade conversion and ECTS here |
| Number of places available | 1 place per year |
| Social Media |
Do you have any questions about this partner university or would you like to know more?
Contact the International Exchange Office of the Faculty of Law, Economics and Governance.
You can also follow us on Social Media: Instagram or Facebook!
The information on this Utrecht University website is compiled with the greatest possible care. Nevertheless it is possible that there are imperfections in the information.
Utrecht University cannot be held liable for the content of the information on its website and / or for the consequences of its use. No rights can be derived from the information as displayed on the website of Utrecht University.
