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Partner Universities

Study Around the World

At ISM, we believe in the importance of an international education. That's why?foreign semesters at one of around 190 partner universities?are an integral part of all our study programs. The choice of universities at which students can spend their integrated foreign semester depends on their course of study (see below).

To guarantee the quality of the international tuition provided, this network of partner institutions is continuously maintained and extended. The number of partner universities offering high quality study programs has been increasing from year to year. Students are not the only ones who take part in exchanges - lecturers also change places.?中国足球彩票手机版 guest lecturers contribute with intercultural and international perspectives to the study programs we offer, while ISM lecturers share their expertise and experience with the partner universities.


Counseling Sessions - We make you fit for your study abroad experience

The 中国足球彩票手机版 Office is always available to answer any questions students might have about the foreign semesterwhich is for most full-time study programs an integral part of their studies. This dedicated service point assists students throughout their course of study in preparing and following up on the time they spend abroad.?This ensures that all the study credits (ECTS) earned abroad are recognized in Germany.

When deciding on the partner universities, the 中国足球彩票手机版 Office (IO) offers students a wide range of assistance tools to provide infos on the options for their stay abroad:

  • Individual counseling sessions
  • Presentations by representatives of the partner universities abroad
  • Presentations by ISM students who talk about their experiences abroad.

The IO also helps students?organize and coordinate the process of applying?to the partner universities and recommends contacts for any issues that students might have while they are abroad.

The IO gives a presentation to new students in their very first semester at the ISM to explain the different ways in which they can spend time abroad. New students also have the possibility of discussing individual experiences and exchanging views with students who have returned from their stay abroad. This gives new students a better idea of ISM's international profile and its global network of partner universities.

In the second semester, the IO advises students on both academic and extracurricular matters in specialized briefings on the foreign semester. These events are a forum for international exchange students to share their own experiences, for example, and are thus a valuable source of first-hand advice for ISM students.?Representatives of partner universities also often visit the ISM to present their institutions to students.

Furthermore, the IO helps students to find and obtain grants for their foreign semesters.Grants may be available from the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) or through the Erasmus+ program, for example. Last but not least, our global track students are prepared early on - during their fifth and sixth semesters - for their compulsory second foreign semester in the final seventh Bachelor semester.

Organisation of the study abroad

The 中国足球彩票手机版 Office holds information presentations from the 1st semester onwards in order to prepare you in the best possible way for your stay abroad. On the one hand, the regulations and the procedure for a semester abroad are presented, but also the use of the database for your own research. In addition, individual partner universities or special programs will be presented to you in detail.
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Finally, you will have the opportunity to discuss partner universities in more detail in individual counseling sessions. In these consultations you can also discuss your own wishes with regard to the semester abroad.

At the end of the 2nd semester / 5th semester?in the Bachelor's program or at?the end of the 1st semester in the Master's program, you then select your favorite partner universities with the help of an electronic ballot. Afterwards, the 中国足球彩票手机版 Office will distribute the contractually agreed places to the students who will go abroad with you.

  • In the?Bachelor's programs, the places are allocated according to the students' ISM grades;
  • In the?Master's programs, the places are allocated by lottery system. These can be Erasmus places, exchange places or fee-paying places.

You can find out which contract basis there is with each ISM partner university in the ISM presentations from the 中国足球彩票手机版 Office, but also in the?Moveon?database. Approximately 2-3 weeks after the internal ballot submission you will receive the information for which final partner university you may finally apply.

Here your 中国足球彩票手机版 Office will support you in the application process by giving you a detailed overview of the documents you have to submit and the deadline to be met. Finally, the admission from the partner university and the internal admission of ISM will take place.

Recognition of the semester abroad

An integral part of the program is the stay at a?foreign partner university of ISM, which takes place within the framework of the module "Study Abroad" in the 4th or 7th semester (optional semester/Global Track) for Bachelor's programs and in the 3rd semester for Master's programs.

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Students are admitted to study abroad at a foreign partner university of ISM based on defined admission requirements. Details are regulated by the current guideline "Admission Requirements for Study Abroad". The 中国足球彩票手机版 Office decides on admission. Admission will be denied if the requirements are not met.

The courses offered at ISM's foreign partner universities in terms of number, type, subject areas and scope are determined in accordance with the module handbook as well as by the program management and the 中国足球彩票手机版 Office together with the foreign partner universities.
Prior to their stay abroad, each student must arrange a learning agreement with the 中国足球彩票手机版 Office on the basis of the courses offered.

The regulations (e.g. study and examination regulations) of the respective university apply to periods of study completed as part of the Bachelor's and Master's program at a foreign partner university. The form, content and evaluation of the examinations to be taken are determined in detail by the examination regulations of the partner university in the currently valid version.

In case of differences in the grading system, a grade conversion is to be made on the basis of these examination regulations. The conversion of the examination results from the foreign grading system is carried out using the so-called "Bavarian formula".
Only examination achievements that can be assigned to the modules listed in the Learning Agreement can be credited in the "Study Abroad" module. Credit points that are assigned to a module can only be credited as a whole, i.e. not in parts.

For the module "Study Abroad", the student can be credited with a maximum of the credit points assigned to the module. If the credit points earned abroad exceed the credit points of the "Study Abroad" module, only complete modules beyond this can be credited as extra-curricular examination work (modules). The student must then indicate to the 中国足球彩票手机版 Office which examination achievements (modules) are to be credited for the module "Study abroad" or as extra-curricular examination achievements.

The module "Study Abroad" is considered passed if:

all credit points according to the study plan at a foreign partner university of ISM have been successfully achieved or at least 50% of the required credit points according to the study plan at a foreign partner university of ISM and failed credit points have been successfully achieved by substitute performances.

The type, subject areas, scope and examinations of the substitute performances are determined by the examination board together with the head of the study program and the 中国足球彩票手机版 Office. If a substitute performance is assessed as "failed" (5.0), it can be repeated once. If the repetition is also assessed with "failed" (5.0), the module "Study Abroad" is considered as "failed" (5.0).

If less than 50% of the required credit points according to the study plan have been earned at the foreign partner university, the "Study Abroad" module is considered "failed" (5.0).
If a "study abroad" module is assessed as "failed", it can be repeated once.


Our 中国足球彩票手机版 Partner Universities

The choice of universities at which?bachelor's and master's students can spend their integrated foreign semester?depends on their course of study. The number of international universities they can choose from varies according to their particular field of specialization.

  • Bachelor students?can study at partner universities around the world.
  • Master students?meanwhile, can choose from a selected range of high quality international programs that offer the right area of specialization in Europe and further afield.

To find out which partner universities you can visit for your integrated foreign semester in the individual bachelor's and consecutive master's programs, pleasevisit the semster abroad pages of the individual study programs.


Do you have any questions about studying? Please contact us!

Contact:

Director 中国足球彩票手机版 Office
Vice President for 中国足球彩票手机版 Relations

Carolin Krabs

+49 231.97 51 39-558

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Campus Dortmund

Antonia Mai

+49 231.97 51 39-358

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Campus Munich

Tina Fink

+49 89.2 00 03 50-33

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Campus Cologne and Hamburg

Anna Pironi

+49 221.27 09 95-32

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Campus Stuttgart

Cynthia A?mann

+49 711.51 89 62-150

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Campus Berlin

Nicole Meier

+49 30.3 15 19 35-14

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Coordinator Incoming Students

Eva Quel

+49 231.97 51 39-556

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