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See the degree grade →A short-term exchange programme for students to study at partner institutions for one or two semesters and transfer academic credits back to their home university. Suited to undergraduate students seeking international study experience without enrolling in a full degree abroad.
Student Mobility enables credit-bearing study away from the home campus for a limited period. Inbound participants arrive from partner universities to take courses at IPB for one or two semesters; outbound IPB students spend one or two semesters at partner institutions with the intention of transferring credits back home.
Course selection depends on arrangements between the student’s home university and the partner institution. Study is undertaken for one or two semesters and focuses on transferring credit rather than earning a separate degree at the host institution.
Places are available to students enrolled at partner universities. Inbound students must come from institutions that have an exchange partnership with IPB; outbound participation is for IPB students seeking study at partner universities for one or two semesters.
Participation can broaden intercultural skills, academic networks and subject knowledge, which may support future study or international career opportunities. Specific career outcomes depend on the student’s field of study and prior qualifications.
Funding and scholarship availability vary by partner agreement and the student’s home institution. Prospective participants should consult their home university and the exchange office at the host institution for information on grants, tuition arrangements and living-cost support.
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