University of North Carolina Wilmington
18,000
Number of Students
900
International Students
103
Number of Programs
University Description:
Founded in 1947, University of North Carolina at Wilmington (UNCW) is a public university with nearly 18,000 undergraduate, graduate and doctoral students. It is part of the 17-campus University of North Carolina System and AACSB accredited. With its more than 260 student organizations and beautiful American campus setting, UNCW offers a great academic experience. Wilmington itself is called „Hollywood of the East“ by locals as it is a well-known movie production and TV location. This wonderful and charming city on the southeastern coast of North Carolina is located just a few minutes from Wrightsville Beach which has been ranked one of the world’s best 20 surf towns by National Geographic.
Term system & start dates:
Bachelor / Master: Semester
1. Term: August 21, 2024 to December 12, 2024
Application Deadline: April 1, 2024
More dates
2. Term: January 13, 2025 to May 8, 2025
Application Deadline: October 1, 2024
1. Term: August, 2025 to December, 2025
Download documents:
Related links:
Bachelor / Master: Semester
1. Term: August 21, 2024 to December 12, 2024
Application Deadline: April 1, 2024
More dates
2. Term: January 13, 2025 to May 8, 2025
Application Deadline: October 1, 2024
1. Term: August, 2025 to December, 2025
| Study Area | Study Course | Bachelor | Master | Gap Year | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Term 1 | Term 2 | Full Degree | Term 1 | Term 2 | Full Degree | |||
| Natural Sciences | Digital Media Management | |||||||
| Data Analytics | ||||||||
| Cybersecurity | ||||||||
| Computer Sciences | ||||||||
| Biology | ||||||||
| Computer Technology | ||||||||
| Biological Chemistry | ||||||||
| Chemistry | ||||||||
| Environmental Sciences | ||||||||
| Languages, Cultures, Leisure | Sports science | |||||||
| Sports & Leisure | ||||||||
| Public Relations | ||||||||
| Media Studies | ||||||||
| Romance Studies | ||||||||
| Media Science | ||||||||
| Literary studies | ||||||||
| Linguistics | ||||||||
| Archaeology | ||||||||
| Journalism | ||||||||
| Japanese studies | ||||||||
| Languages and Cultures | ||||||||
| European Studies | ||||||||
| Intercultural Competences | ||||||||
| Cultural Anthropology | ||||||||
| English Studies | ||||||||
| German Studies | ||||||||
| Communication Science | ||||||||
| International Studies | ||||||||
| Cultural Studies | ||||||||
| Art History | ||||||||
| American Studies | ||||||||
| Anglistics | ||||||||
| Life Sciences | Envrionmental management | |||||||
| Envrionmental protection | ||||||||
| Humanities | ||||||||
| Education | Teaching (Higher Education) | |||||||
| Teaching (Elementary Education) | ||||||||
| Engineering | Coastal Engineering | |||||||
| Information Engineering | ||||||||
| Bioengineering | ||||||||
| Renewable Energy | ||||||||
| Printing and Media Technology | ||||||||
| Business | Strategic Management | |||||||
| Accounting | ||||||||
| Media and Communication | ||||||||
| Organization | ||||||||
| Project Management | ||||||||
| MBA | ||||||||
| Political Economics | ||||||||
| Marketing | ||||||||
| Intercultural Management | ||||||||
| International Trade | ||||||||
| Management | ||||||||
| Information Management | ||||||||
| International Business | ||||||||
| Logistics | ||||||||
| Finance | ||||||||
| Hospitality | ||||||||
| Economics | ||||||||
| Financial Controlling | ||||||||
| Global Brand Management | ||||||||
| Consulting | ||||||||
| Human Resource Management | ||||||||
| Entrepreneurship | ||||||||
| Business Psychology | ||||||||
| Business Administration | ||||||||
| Medicine & Health science | Nursing | |||||||
| Healthcare Administration | ||||||||
| Arts | Music | |||||||
| Photography | ||||||||
| Philosophy | ||||||||
| Theatre | ||||||||
| Film Studies | ||||||||
| Graphic Design | ||||||||
| Media Design | ||||||||
| Fine Arts | ||||||||
| Liberal Arts | ||||||||
University Facts
University Description
Founded in 1947, University of North Carolina at Wilmington (UNCW) is a public university with nearly 18,000 undergraduate, graduate and doctoral students. It is part of the 17-campus University of North Carolina System and AACSB accredited. With its more than 260 student organizations and beautiful American campus setting, UNCW offers a great academic experience. Wilmington itself is called „Hollywood of the East“ by locals as it is a well-known movie production and TV location. This wonderful and charming city on the southeastern coast of North Carolina is located just a few minutes from Wrightsville Beach which has been ranked one of the world’s best 20 surf towns by National Geographic.Bachelor / Master: Semester
1. Term: August 21, 2024 to December 12, 2024
Application Deadline: April 1, 2024
More dates
2. Term: January 13, 2025 to May 8, 2025
Application Deadline: October 1, 2024
1. Term: August, 2025 to December, 2025
Visa Information:
In order to study abroad at UNCW, European students are required to obtain a J-1 or a F-1 visa. Students holding this type of visa are eligible to be enrolled at a university in the USA full time and to live abroad for the course of their studies and an additional “grace period”. Students are allowed to enter the United States 30 days prior to their starting date and they can stay in the US 30 or 60 days (depending on visa type) after their last exams.When receiving a J-1 visa, another advantage is that students may apply for a paid internship. The duration of your visa depends on the duration of your study program abroad.
Why should you come and study with us?
- beautiful location with one of the 20 best surf beaches worldwide just a few minutes by bike from UNCW- typical American campus university
- more than 260 student organizations (including sports like Surfing, Archery or even Quidditch)
- many traditional events (e.g. Beach Blast, Involvement Carnival and many more)
- huge student recreation center (including climbing wall, indoor and outdoor pools, camping trips, and various sports courts)
- Academic Support and Career Center
Study opportunities:
The UNC Wilmington (UNCW) is one of the 50 best public universitites in the US and offers excellently accredited academic programs and focuses on applied learning. Students can choose from a variety of study programs in the fields of Business, Arts & Sciences, Health & Human Services, Education and many more. Due to the option for international students to either focus on a certain field or to mix and match courses from different faculties and programs, there will certainly be an offer that suits everyone’s interests.While Bachelorstudents will be able to attend between 4 to 6 classes (24-36 ECTS), Master students typically take 3 to 5 classes (18-30 ECTS) per semester.
Scholarship possibilities for international students:
If you are a student from a partner university, you will receive a reduction in fees of 3,000 USD (these are already included in the fees listed). Get in touch with us if you would like to know more.Moreover, there are 2 study abroad scholarships per year, you can apply for:
1 x Reduction of 500 USD on the tuition fees for a semester abroad in autumn
(Starting Date: August until December)
1 x Reduction of 500 USD for the tuition fees for a semester abroad in spring
(Starting Date: January until May)
For more information please get in touch with our World of Students Team.
Internships:
With your J-1 visa, there is the possibility to renew your visa for four months after your study time at UNCW. The Career Service at UNCW is happy to help you with your apllication for an internship.Application Deadline:
Fall intake: April 1Spring intake: October 1
Please get in touch with the World of Students office in case of late applications.
Application requirements:
• Language certificate: for example DAAD (B2 level), TOEFL 71, IELTS 6.0 or Duolingo 95 – please review the following link for other accepted tests: https://uncw.edu/international/isss/visiting.html#application• Transcript in English
• Master students: English bachelor's certificate including all courses taken
• Copy of passport (valid for at least 6 months after your stay in the USA)
• Financial Statement*
*This is to show that you have the financial means to afford a semester abroad in the USA. For this, UNCW requires an official confirmation from the bank in ENGLISH (e.g. “we hereby confirm that person xy has an amount of ... USD on their bank account.). This document can also be issued for your parents.
Orientation:
A mandatory two-day orientation period takes place prior to course start.Examperiod:
The final exams take place in the last week of the semester. However, there will always be tests, presentations and tests during the semester.Accessibility:
yesWorking while studying:
Students are allowed to work on-campus for max. 20h/week. You are not allowed to work off-campus.
Fees
Bachelor Semester Abroad:
8,493 USD
Master Semester Abroad:
8,515 USD to 10,921 USD
Full Bachelor:
76,252 USD
Full Master:
18,850 USD to 38,208 USD
Gap Year (per Term):
8,493 USD
Application Fee:
0 USD
Reductions and Scholarships:
Students from partner universities benefit from a reduction of 3.000 USD on the tuition fees (prices above already include the discount). In case you are not from a partner university of University of North Carolina Wilmington, please make sure to apply for our scholarships to receive the reduced tution fees. To apply for the scholarship, please contact info@worldofstudents.org
Valid: 2023-07-13 to 2023-07-31
City & Living
City features:
Historic Oldtown, Music Festivals, Wrightsville BeachAddress in Wilmington, NC, USA:
University of North Carolina Wilmington601 S. College Road
Wilmington, NC, USA
Population:
120,000Closest Airport:
Wilmington International Airport (ILM)Sightseeing:
With its great location, you are able to start trips to the entire East-Coast: New York, Washington or even Miami are easily accessible through the local airport in Wilmington. However, Charlotte or Charleston are always worth a trip as well to discover the local area. Moreover, North Carolina offers many sightseeing spots such as the Riverboardwalk, Batleship North Carolina, Airlie Gardens or Bellamy Mansion. The opportunities for hikes or water activities are endless.Shopping:
Mayfaire Town Center, Independence Mall, The Cotton ExchangeHow to get to university:
Bus, UNCW-Shuttle, CarHousing On-Campus:
3.458 USD - 5.179 USD - The Office of Housing and Residence Life at UNCW offers students safe, affordable, and well-maintained residential facilities, complemented by exceptional customer service from highly trained staff. The department fosters inclusive communities for holistic student learning by promoting personal responsibility, offering intentional programming, and providing leadership development opportunities.Food Plan
The UnCW offers a variety of meal plans tailored to fit students' busy schedules. Meal plans are convenient, flexible, and loaded with options. Meal Plans give you easy access to dining locations across campus and cost you about 2,000- 2,500 USD.
Housing Off-Campus:
ca. 3.500 USD shared flats, privately owned student housing. If you need any help with that please get in touch with the World of Students Team everytime. They can advise you on your options.
Welcome Week at UNCW
Welcome week at UNCW always means F U N! During welcome week students get to know their fellow students and get a tour of the huge UNCW campus. All new and returning, local and international students are moving in to their dorms and are welcomed in their new home. The UNCW team is organising many fun actitvies for students - so don't miss it!
Our Student Ambassador Florian
My name is Florian, I am 23 years old and attended the UNCW in the fall semester of 2018. I am studying economics and have attended four courses at the Cameron School of Business. I especially recommend the courses ”Principles of Management” and ”Leadership and Organizational Change”. The professors have designed the lessons very interesting and I have taken a lot of helpful information back to Germany. In general, I really enjoyed my time at UNCW and I am glad to have chosen this university. Especially the beautiful campus and the proximity to the beach, as well as the exciting campus life I liked. With the Chancellor’s Walk and the Wagoner Hall, there was a place where you could always meet familiar faces. Wilmington convinced me with an interesting city center and a warm climate. In addition, Charlotte, Myrtle Beach or the Outer Banks can be reached in a few hours by car.
UNCW - Students Recreation Center
Do you love to work out or improve your fitness? If so, the UNCW is the perfect university for you!
Sports courts, an indoor and outdoor pool, group exercise studios, climbing walls – the list of activities at the UNC Wilmington is endless. So whenever you have time between your classes or just want to meet up with friends, the Student Recreation Center (SRC) is your place to go.
The SRC creates opportunities for individuals to improve their total fitness, develop healthy lifestyle habits, improve sports and outdoor recreation skills, reduce stress, increase energy level, improve strength and endurance, realize the positive rewards from an active lifestyle as well as meet and interact with others.
Wrightsville Beach - time to go surfing!
This is Wrightsville beach which is just a couple minutes away from the UNCW. It was rewarded as one of the 20 best surf beaches worldwide from National Geographics. Don't miss out the opportunity to catch the next wave!
UNCW Student Mentor Program
Have you heard of the International Student Mentor Program offered by the UNCW? No? Then you should definitely continue reading.
The International Student Program pairs you with a student from UNCW. This is very helpful as you already get in contact with them before even being in the states. Before I came to Wilmington, I had the opportunity to get to know my student mentor by email and she also offered to pick me up from the airport. This was very helpful as I arrived on Wednesday and the shuttles organized by the university were only running on the weekend after I arrived. At the beginning of the semester I still had many questions regarding classes and university in general. A tip from me for you: If you are not sure about something and you do have a student mentor, do not hesitate to contact them. All the student mentors have been abroad so they know how you are feeling, and they are willing to help you as good as they can.
Report from Anna G.
Normal 0 21 false false false DE X-NONE X-NONE /* Style Definitions */ table.MsoNormalTable {mso-style-name:"Table Normal"; mso-tstyle-rowband-size:0; mso-tstyle-colband-size:0; mso-style-noshow:yes; mso-style-priority:99; mso-style-parent:""; mso-padding-alt:0cm 5.4pt 0cm 5.4pt; mso-para-margin-top:0cm; mso-para-margin-right:0cm; mso-para-margin-bottom:10.0pt; mso-para-margin-left:0cm; line-height:115%; mso-pagination:widow-orphan; font-size:11.0pt; font-family:"Calibri","sans-serif"; mso-ascii-font-family:Calibri; mso-ascii-theme-font:minor-latin; mso-hansi-font-family:Calibri; mso-hansi-theme-font:minor-latin; mso-bidi-font-family:"Times New Roman"; mso-bidi-theme-font:minor-bidi; mso-fareast-language:EN-US;}
Sport Club Program UNCW
The UNCW Sport Club Program is made up of UNCW Student Organizations and is administered by the Department of Campus Recreation. The Department of Campus Recreation provides professional support to the clubs and the Competitive Sports Staff serve as advisors to the Sport Club Council, clubs, and members. For a list of current club contacts, please see "Club Contacts" under News and Information. For general questions, you can contact us at compsports@uncw.edu or call 910-962-PLAY (7529).
- Baseball
- Men's Basketball
- Women's Basketball
- Equestrian
- Rowing
- Cycling
- Gymnastics
- Field Hockey
- Golf
- Women's Lacrosse
- Men's Lacrosse
- Ice Hockey
- Women's Rugby
- Men's Rugby
- Quidditch
- Women's Soccer
- Men's Soccer
- Softball
- Triathlon
- Swimming
- Tennis
- Men's Volleyball
- Women's Volleyball
- Men's Ultimate
- Women's Ultimate
Interactive Campus Map of UNCW
Check out your UNCW Campus with our interactive Campus Map! https://uncw.edu/map/
UNCW Campus Video
Have a look at what your UNCW Campus looks like and enjoy the shots!
Who doesn't want to come study here at UNC Wilmington?
Most Popular News:
The best time of your life - Gap Year at UNCW!
You have finished high school and don't know exactly what you want to study? The UNCW offers you a wide range of courses from over 120 fields of study - ideal for orientation after school without having to decide directly on a specific course of study. After successfully completing your gap year, you will receive your official transcript and can ideally transfer the credits you earned during your gap year to your future university in Europe - or you can decide to continue your studies in the U.S. and directly enter the second bachelor year at UNCW. So what are you waiting for? Get a taste of university life in the USA and take one step closer to your dream course of study!
Start your semester abroad in Seattle
Are you looking for the perfect spot for your study abroad semester? City University of Seattle is offering you great programs on a quarterly basis! For those of you seeking to combine studying with international experiences and company visits (e.g. Amazon, Starbucks, Microsoft, Expedia.com) we suggest to apply for our summer programs. You can join one of our two sessions and add a quarter in order to receive more than 30 ECTS in just 4,5 months! Reach out to World of Students for further information or join one of our virtual presentations.
Arriving in Canada
Before classes start, make sure to explore the vibrant city of Vancouver! Apart from the well-known tourist spots, try some of the delicious food, enjoy a bike tour through Stanley Park or watch a Majour League Soccer game of the Vancouver Whitecaps before taking the ferry or plane over to Vancouver Island to start your classes at VIU.
Fairfax Lookout in Manly
Our students love the Fairfax Lookout on the North Head!
Only a couple of minutes from the ICMS campus in Manly you can watch stunning sunsets over Sydney. At the Fairfex lookout students spend a great time together with their international friends, eating pizza and listening to music while watching the Sydney harbour. You may even see one of the whales passing by the coast.
General rating:
(0.0)Recommendation:
(0.0)University service:
(0.0)On-campus housing:
(0.0)Academic experience:
(0.0)No reviews posted yet.
Erfahrungsbericht Griffith College Dublin - by Jessi L.
Ein Semester im Ausland bietet sowohl persönlich, als auch beruflich viele neue Perspektiven und Erfahrungen. Zum einen wollte ich meine Fähigkeiten im Gebrauch der englischen Sprache verbessern und meinen Wortschatz erweitern. Aber es war mir auch wichtig mich einer solchen Herausforderung zu stellen, um selbstständiger und spontaner zu werden. Ein „normales Studentenleben“ einmal zu erleben ist gerade für einen DH Studenten sicher erstrebenswert. Da an der DH die Zeiten und Kurse sehr streng gelegt sind, bietet ein Studium im Ausland die Möglichkeit auch einmal die etwas flexiblere und eigenständigere Art des Studierens an einer „normalen“ Universität zu erfahren. Ich habe mich für das Griffith College in Dublin entschieden und diese Entscheidung auch nicht bereut. Vorbereitung des Aufenthalts Die vorläufige Anmeldung des Auslandsemesters erfolgt im Mai des Jahres vor dem geplanten Semester im Ausland. Bis zur endgültigen Anmeldung bleibt jedoch Zeit bis Herbst. Am besten informiert man sich im Voraus auf der Website des Auslandamts der DHBW und schaut sich die Website des Griffith Colleges einmal an. Zudem hatte ich einen Termin mit einer Mitarbeiterin des Auslandsamts, welche mir sehr dabei geholfen hat die richtige Uni im Ausland zu finden. Außerdem hat sie mir viele wichtige Informationen bezüglich des Anmeldeverfahrens und benötigter Dokumente gegeben. Bei Fragen während des Bewerbungsprozesses konnte ich mich auch immer an Florian Burkhardt wenden. Er ist der „German Office Manager“ des Griffith College in Deutschland und kümmert sich gerne und schnell um die Anliegen der zukünftigen Studenten. 2 Eines der benötigten Dokumente zur Vorbereitung ist das Learning Agreement. Dieses wird zwischen dir und der DH abgeschlossen. Hierbei geht es darum im Voraus zu schauen welche der Kurse, die man in Deutschland verpasst, man mit welchen Kursen am Griffith College abdecken kann. Das Learning Agreement hilft also vor Ort bei der Kurswahl und ist eine Sicherheit, dass die Kurse im Ausland auch an der DH angerechnet werden. Im Bereich BWL- DLM ist Herr Prof. Dr. Augenstein für das Agreement verantwortlich und hilft gerne bei Fragen. Eine Liste mit den in Dublin angebotenen Kursen kommt allerdings erst nach der endgültigen Anmeldung am Griffith College. Allerdings ist es gerade für den Studiengang BWL- DLM immer recht einfach alle Kurse abzudecken und oftmals bleibt sogar noch eine Wahlmöglichkeit. Ebenfalls zur Vorbereitung des Semesters in Irland gehört auch die Wohnungssuche. Hier gibt es generell zwei Möglichkeiten: ein Zimmer im Studentenwohnheim auf dem Campus oder eine private Bleibe. Insgesamt muss man mit recht hohen Mieten im Vergleich zu Deutschland rechnen. Ich habe mich für eine private Bleibe in Dublin entschieden. Hierbei war mir besonders die Website www.daft.ie behilflich. Hierzu gibt es aber auch viele Tipps auf der Website des Colleges. Wenn man diesen Weg wählt ist es wichtig noch keine Verträge von Deutschland aus zu unterschreiben oder gar Zahlungen im Voraus zu leisten. Da Dublin sehr international ist, suchen viele Leute aus dem Ausland Wohnungen, was leider auch Missbrauch und Betrug mit sich bringt. In Irland ist es allerdings so, dass man, schnell Wohnungen und Zimmer anschauen kann und, wenn man eine Zusage hat, innerhalb von 24h auch dort einziehen kann. Viele Iren und Irinnen die alleine in Häusern oder großen Wohnungen leben vermieten dort ein Zimmer unter und man lebt sozusagen in einer WG. So habe ich auch bei einer netten älteren irischen Dame gewohnt, mit der ich mich sehr gut verstanden habe und die mir auch einmal ausgeholfen hat, wenn ich Tipps oder gar ein Auto brauchte.
Mein Auslandsjahr am Griffith College in Dublin, Irland - by Jonas R.
Irland bietet viele tolle Landschaften und eine Menge an Aktivitäten in und um Dublin. Die Stadt kann man meiner Meinung nach am besten zu Fuß erkunden. Besonders sehenswert in Dublin und ganz Irland fand ich die Grafton Street Area, den Phoenix Park, die Cliffs of Moher, den Wild Atlantic Way, den Giants Causeway und den Ring of Kerry. Etwas kleinere Ausflüge von Dublin aus können z. B. nach Howth oder Dun Laoghaire unternommen werden. Außerdem gibt es einen sehr schönen Cliffwalk zwischen Brey und Greystones. Oder man macht einen Ausflug zum Strand der Dublin Bay bei Sandymount. Von dort aus kann man auch zum Poolbeg Leuchtturm spazieren. Griffith College Das College liegt im Süden von Dublin, ungefähr 20 bis 25 Minuten zu Fuß vom Stadtkern entfernt. Eine Bushaltestelle befindet sich in direkter Nähe zum College. Ich persönlich rate allen Studierenden, die Einführungsveranstaltungen zu Beginn des Semesters zu besuchen. Hier werden wichtige Informationen zum Studienalltag, zum College selbst und zum Leben in Dublin weitergegeben. Das International Office klärt die Incoming Students zudem über die Beantragung der sogenannten PPS Number auf. Diese muss beantragt werden, wenn man einen Abschluss von einem College in Irland erhalten möchte (IB). Man braucht diese allerdings auch, wenn man sich vor Ort einen Nebenjob suchen möchte. Über die beiden Semester belegt man insgesamt drei Hauptfächer, das semesterübergreifende Modul „Business Plan“, sowie zwei Wahlfächer pro Semester. In den ersten beiden Wochen je Semester hat man die Möglichkeit, alle Vorlesungen der Wahlfächer zu besuchen. Spätestens nach diesen beiden Wochen muss man sich dann für zwei Module entscheiden. Was hierbei sehr schade war: es werden leider nicht alle Kurse angeboten, die anfangs bei der Bewerbung im Modulhandbuch zur Auswahl standen. In meinem zweiten Semester z. B. waren viele Studierende mit dem Fächerangebot unzufrieden. Auf Anfrage und Bitte wurde aber ein Kurs dann doch noch angeboten und eine Dozentin dafür organisiert. Bei solchen Angelegenheiten ist das College sehr verständnisvoll und bemüht. Die Studienweise in Irland ist anders im Vergleich zu Deutschland. Angefangen bei wöchentlich längeren Vorlesungszeiten (vier Stunden für Hauptfächer, drei Stunden für Wahlfächer und eine Stunde Tutorium in jedem Fach) über einen höheren Aufwand unter dem Semester (Assignments in jedem Fach) bis hin zu dreistündigen Prüfungen (essay style) am Semesterende. Die Hausarbeiten stellten zu Beginn eine große Herausforderung dar, da wir solche nie zuvor an der Hochschule Landshut schreiben mussten. Hierbei ist ein gutes Zeitmanagement wichtig. Mit der Zeit lernt man aber, worauf es ankommt und wie man die Recherchen besser angeht. Die Prüfungen sind meiner Meinung nach gut machbar, wenn man die Vorlesungen und Tutorien regelmäßig besucht. Man weiß dann, worauf es den Dozenten ankommt. Skripte werden gebunden ausgeteilt und den Vorlesungsstoff findet man zudem auf der Online-Plattform Moodle. Die meisten Professoren haben den Stoff in der letzten Vorlesung noch eingegrenzt. In der Prüfung werden sechs offene Fragen gestellt, von denen man vier in drei Stunden beantworten muss. Die Antwort wird in Form von Aufsätzen verlangt. In den meisten Fächern setzt sich die Endnote aus 60% Prüfungsnote und 40% Assignmentnote zusammen. Alternativ gibt es noch die Gewichtungen 80%/20% und 50%/50%. In einigen Fächern wird zusätzlich eine Präsentation der Hausarbeit verlangt. Der Business Plan kann an der Hochschule Landshut als Bachelorarbeit angerechnet werden. Hierbei setzt man eine Geschäftsidee um und gründet ein fiktives Start-up Unternehmen. Diese Aufgabe erschien am Anfang aussichtslos und sehr aufwändig. Dass es viel Aufwand ist kann ich bestätigen, aber wenn man seine Zeit gut plant und kontinuierlich daran arbeitet kommt man gut damit klar. Als erstes reicht man einen Vorschlag zur Geschäftsidee ein. Daraufhin werden den Studierenden sogenannte Supervisor zugeteilt. Da diese aus unterschiedlichen Bereichen kommen, hatten sie auch jeweils andere Anforderungen und Erwartungen, was schließlich auch manchmal zu gefühlt unfairen Bewertungen führte. Mein Supervisor war sehr kompetent und hilfsbereit – andere Studierende hatten nicht so viel Glück und wurden weniger unterstützt. Ich persönlich fand es besonders hilfreich, dass man in mehreren Etappen einzelne Entwürfe einreicht, die dann korrigiert werden. So hat man mehrere Deadlines einzuhalten und der Aufwand wird über das Jahr hinweg verteilt. Durch das Feedback kann man die Entwürfe verbessern und weiter ausbauen und dann im Enddokument verwenden. Jedes Semester gibt es die sogenannte Readingweek welche zum Schreiben von Assignments genutzt werden kann. In dieser Woche finden keine Vorlesungen oder Tutorien statt. Falls man diese extra Zeit nicht benötigt um Hausarbeiten zu schreiben, kann man sie gut für Besuche oder Reisen nutzen.
Strapazen, Schloss und Strand: Erste Eindrücke Auslandssemester - by Jessi L.
Full content of: Improvement suggestions/Feedback, What did you enjoy most?, How were your classes?, Were you satisfied with the organization of your study abroad term? Full content of: Improvement suggestions/Feedback, What did you enjoy most?, How were your classes?, Were you satisfied with the organization of your study abroad term?
Strapazen, Schloss und Strand: Erste Eindrücke Auslandssemester - by Jessi L.
Full content of: Improvement suggestions/Feedback, What did you enjoy most?, How were your classes?, Were you satisfied with the organization of your study abroad term? Full content of: Improvement suggestions/Feedback, What did you enjoy most?, How were your classes?, Were you satisfied with the organization of your study abroad term?
Strapazen, Schloss und Strand: Erste Eindrücke Auslandssemester - by Jessi L.
Full content of: Improvement suggestions/Feedback, What did you enjoy most?, How were your classes?, Were you satisfied with the organization of your study abroad term? Full content of: Improvement suggestions/Feedback, What did you enjoy most?, How were your classes?, Were you satisfied with the organization of your study abroad term?
Schloss, Strapazen und Strand: Erste Eindrücke Auslandssemester - by Jessi L.
Full content of: Improvement suggestions/Feedback, What did you enjoy most?, How were your classes?, Were you satisfied with the organization of your study abroad term? Full content of: Improvement suggestions/Feedback, What did you enjoy most?, How were your classes?, Were you satisfied with the organization of your study abroad term?
Free & non-binding
Arrange consultation
We would also be happy to advise you personally at:
+ 49 (0) 6151 6274 8213
Are you dreaming of studying abroad? Our team will be happy to advise you on your study options free of charge and without obligation. Request information now or contact us.