USA
All BOKU Joint Study partner universities are open for applications from students of all BOKU study programmes.
Reports: https://short.boku.ac.at/int-out-reports
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- Partner Information & Flyer, ACES Fact Sheet
- Additional Information: Request additional copies of transcript (electronic or paper delivery): https://registrar.illinois.edu/transcripts/
- Experiential Learning Courses: ACE 199: Experiencing Agritourism; NRES 285: Illinois Sustainability; NRES 285: Soil Judging Experience & Competition (more experiential learning courses with descriptions to be found here)
- More on Sustainability, Energy and Environment courses offered here
- School of Earth, Society and Environment (SESE)
- iSEE (Institute for Sustainability, Energy, and Environment): course work, initiatives, events, and resources in the field of sustainability on campus
- Reimagine the future: online competition im Wintersemester with Prof. Warren Lavey.
- Course for Landscape Architecture: https://go.illinois.edu/UIUC_FAA_Exchange_LArch
- Monthly Stammtisch - get together Illinois in Vienna Programs (IiVP) for interested students: >>>> if you are interested, please send an e-mail to alexandra.rosa.pfefferle(at)wu.ac.at (Alexandra Rosa Pfefferle, Director of the Illinois in Vienna Programme) and ask for the respective place and time of the monthly get togehter
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- Partner Information
- Starting from the fall semester 2024, an income of $2,300 per month must be demonstrated in order to apply for the J-1 visa program for exchange students.
- Course Request List questionnaire- Information from Partner University: The Course Request List is a tool we use to make sure you are thinking about courses that are appropriate to your field of study, degree level, etc. This is not set in stone, and you will be able to choose additional courses if needed when it is time to register.
Closer to the beginning of the semester, you will have the opportunity to work with a UF academic advisor who will help you register for courses. Additionally, during the first week of class, students are able to make changes to their course schedule without penalty. This is known as "drop/add week".
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- Partner Information
- Additional information: tuition fees ca. $ 2.000,- per semester
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- Partner Information