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German Exchange
Various Locations, Germany
Program Terms: Spring,
Year
This program is currently not accepting applications.
Homepage: Click to visit
Restrictions: Dartmouth applicants only
Budget Sheets Year
Fact Sheet:
Language of country: German Target language: German
Lodging options: Dormitory Enrollment: 1
Faculty contact: German Studies Department Course of Study: Exchange
Program Description:

Since 1968, the Federation of German-American Clubs has sponsored an annual exchange that brings one German student to Hanover and invites one Dartmouth student to spend a full year at a German university. The student, selected by the Department of German Studies, must demonstrate sufficient proficiency in the language. A student can request from among a number German universities the one that is most suited to his or her interests and is then eligible to transfer a full year (nine credits) of exchange credit in most  academic fields (not just German Studies) with the approval of the Committee on Off-Campus Activities (COCA). In addition to the obvious educational benefits, the exchange offers significant financial advantages.

Application Procedures and Deadlines: Prospective applicants should consult with the German Studies Department before the end of the previous fall term.

Students selected for the exchange will receive up to nine transfer credits for a full academic year or up to four transfer credits for a single semester, with the approval of the COCA.

The Dartmouth student funds cover the German student's room and board charge but receives a living allowance of 5,000 euros from the Federation.  Because the exchange is an official Dartmouth program, financial aid is possible. Exchange fellows also often qualify for help with transportation expenses.




Dates / Deadlines:
There are currently no active application cycles for this program.
 
This program is currently not accepting applications.