In welcoming you to consider the option of going on exchange programs of study with our partner institutions, I’d like to share with you some benefits that you might gain through overseas study programs.
you will learn more about yourself and your individuality in academic work
by being in an international environment of study, not only would you be enthusiastic to perform well, but also, your professors may be able to observe your academic ability and encourage you. Academic development is a certainty.
the future for each of you lies in the global marketplace. Your education and other training will have to support your qualifications in this regard. My advice is: get an early start into understanding new cultures and market dynamics.
Please feel free to stop by the Office of International Affairs so that we may be able to assist you in your efforts to go study abroad on an AU Student Exchange program.
Director
Office of International Affairs
Assumption University's Student Exchange Program gives students the opportunity to experience life in another country while still earning credits towards their degree.
AU has reciprocal agreements with 22 universities in 11 countries. Students can spend one or two semesters enrolled at an overseas institution.
Undergraduate prospective exchange students must complete an application form, and submit it to the Office of International Affairs's study abroad advisor. Prior to the application students must have studied 60 credits, and have a GPA or 2.5 or above. Also a TOEFL score of 520 paper based or computer - based 190 or IELTS 5.5. The next step is an interview to assess the student's suitability with the program director. The final step is to submit the application through the office of International Affairs to the overseas university for acceptance.
Graduate prospective exchange students must complete an application form, and submit it to the Office of International Affairs' study abroad advisor. Prior to the application students must have studied 12 credits, and have a GPA or 3.5 or above. Also a TOEFL score of 550 paper based or computer - based 213 or IELTS 6.0. The next step is an interview to assess the student's suitability with the program director. The final step is to submit the application through the office of International Affairs to the overseas university for acceptance.
