School of Business and Economics

Studying in Europe

ERASMUS-Program for the academic year 2027/28

The School of Business & Economics as well as the Methods Center offer ideal conditions for studying abroad in Europe: in addition to the School's numerous ERASMUS and CIVIS partnerships, exchange students benefit from the financial support provided by the ERASMUS mobility grant, the comparatively simple organisation, tuition fee exemption at the partner university and recognition of academic achievements from abroad.

Ideally, a stay abroad should take place in the 5th semester of Bachelor programmes or in the 3rd semester of Master programmes.


Application & Organisation

Contacts

At the School of Business & Economics:

Sarah Düring
Student Mobility Coordinator
Address: Room 113, Nauklerstraße 47, 72074 Tübingen
exchangespam prevention@wiwi.uni-tuebingen.de
Phone: +49 (0) 7071 29 - 78185
Appointments: 
Book an appointment now

In the International Office:

Ms. Kurz, Ms. Mayer & Ms. Gemmel
ERASMUS-Office
Adsress: Room 12, Wilhelmstraße 9, 72074 Tübingen
outgoingspam prevention@erasmus.uni-tuebingen.de
Phone: +49 (0) 7071 29 - 77496
Appointments: Tuesday and Thursday 9.00-12.00am

Application for a Study Place

The application phase for stays abroad as part of Erasmus for the 2027/28 academic year starts in November 2026.

The application consists of two steps:

  1. Complete the application form with your details and five preferences for partner universities. For each of the five partner universities, you must provide a brief explanation (max. 4-5 sentences) in the online application form as to why you have chosen this partner university (e.g. study and course offerings at the partner university) and why you are qualified for the place (e.g. language skills).
  2. Upload your attachments via ILIAS.

The following attachments are required for a complete application:

  • Transcript of records (current statement of your credit points account)
  • Certificate of higher education entrance qualification (Abiturzeugnis)
  • Certificates of previous degrees, if applicable (incl. grade transcripts; mandatory for Master's students)
  • Curriculum vitae
  • Language certificates (further information available in the Erasmus-FAQs, please take care of the necessary language certificates as early as possible)
  • Proof of your social and intercultural engagement, e.g. in the form of work or internship certificates

Only applications received on time and in full (application form + attachments) can be considered.

Information and advice for students with disabilities or (chronic) illnesses

Students with disabilities or (chronic) illnesses who are planning to study abroad as part of the Erasmus program can receive special financial and organizational support. We would be happy to provide you with information about individual support options and the necessary steps for applying during a personal consultation:

Selection criteria for the allocation of places:

  • Professional qualifications (based on previous academic achievements)
  • Relevance and fit of the proposed programme of study (based on the letter of motivation)
  • Language skills
  • Formal requirements (Bachelor's / Master's, etc.)
  • Social and intercultural engagement

The selection is made by the Erasmus commission of the School of Business & Economics chaired by the Departmental Erasmus Coordinator of the School. If you have any questions about the selection decision after the places have been allocated, you can contact the Departmental Erasmus Coordinator at exchange@wiwi.uni-tuebingen.de.

Information- and Application Portal in ILIAS

Application for Erasmus Funding

If your application was successful and we were able to offer you a place at one of our partner universities, we will nominate you to the Erasmus Office at the International Office. Students nominated by the School of Business & Economics can then submit their online application for the Erasmus funding to the Erasmus Office of the International Office (at the beginning of June for the winter semester and at the end of October for the summer semester). Further information on the Erasmus mobility grant, including the Green and Social Top Ups, can be found on the Erasmus website of the International Office. An application for real costs can be submitted under certain conditions.

Erasmus page of the International Office

Pre-Departure Meeting 2027/28

With the Pre-Departure Meeting, the School of Business & Economics offers a mandatory information session for all students who are going on an Erasmus or CIVIS exchange in 2027/28. At the Pre-Departure Meeting you will receive information on:

  • Course selection & preparation of the Learning Agreement
  • Application for Erasmus funding
  • Practical information on preparing for your studies abroad incl. information on health and safety issues

The Pre-Departure Meeting takes place in May 2027.

Course Selection & Learning Agreement

All ERASMUS and CIVIS students must complete a Learning Agreement and get approval by the School of Business & Economics and their partner university. It contains the course programme at the partner university during the stay abroad.

Learning Agreement - Before the start of the stay abroad
The Learning Agreement before the start of the stay abroad is used to plan the study programme at the partner university. It can be created as an Online Learning Agreement (OLA) or manually in the Mobility Online Portal and is only valid if it has been signed by all parties (student, Departmental Erasmus Coordinator at the home university, Departmental Erasmus Coordinator at the partner university). Please note that you must successfully complete at least 15 ECTS per semester during your exchange in order to qualify for Erasmus funding.

Please use the following information for the Learning Agreement for the School of Business & Economics:

Erasmus Code of the University of Tübingen:
D TUBINGE01

Erasmus Code of the partner University:
Please refer to the International Office's list of partner universities in Europe.

Subject Code:
0410 (Business) / 0311 (Economics)

Responsible Person:
Prof. Dr Frank Stähler, Departmental Erasmus Coordinator, exchangespam prevention@wiwi.uni-tuebingen.de

Administrative Contact:
Sarah Düring, Student Mobility Coordinator, exchangespam prevention@wiwi.uni-tuebingen.de

Learning Agreement Changes - During your stay abroad
If there are any changes to your study programme during your stay abroad, please get them approved by us and your partner university and then submit an updated Learning Agreement. Please use the "Changes" section in the Learning Agreement for this purpose and do not issue a new Learning Agreement. The updated Learning Agreement must be uploaded to the Mobility Online Portal no later than five weeks after arrival at your partner university.

You can find information on planning your study programme in the:

Merkblatt für die Anrechnung ausländischer Studienleistungen

Recognition of Academic Achievements from Abroad

For students at the School of Business & Economics

Please ensure that your academic achievements from abroad are recognised in good time. In the Bachelor programmes, a total of 36 ECTS credits can be recognised for the economics & business modules and 9 ECTS credits in the language and key qualifications module. A total of 30 ECTS credits can be recognised in the Master programmes. Crediting is carried out by the respective departments. As the recognition usually has to be carried out at several departments in succession and some time is required for processing, you should allow sufficient time and start the process as early as possible.

The following steps must be observed:

  1. Yellow routing slip: The Examination Office is responsible for the final recognition and entry of courses in your transcript of records. All courses must be entered on a yellow routing slip, which you can obtain from the service office of the Examination Office.
  2. On the respective homepages of the chairs you will usually find a specific list of which documents are required for credit transfer. This may vary from chair to chair.
  3. The grade conversion table and the information sheet for the recognition of foreign academic achievements can be found on the homepage of the Examination Office.
  4. For credit transfer in the Elective Studies specialisation area or "Schlüsselqualifikationen" (for Bachelor students) or Free Elective Studies (for Master students), please send an email with transcript/proof of achievement to anerkennungspam prevention@wiwi.uni-tuebingen.de. Further information can be found on the website of the Examinations Office.

Please note that proof of recognition of your achievements from the partner university at the University of Tübingen must be uploaded to the Mobility Online portal by the deadline communicated by the International Office!

For students at the Methods Center

For all questions regarding preliminary assessment and recognition of courses for your exchange, please contact Prof. Dr. Augustin Kelava at augustin.kelavaspam prevention@uni-tuebingen.de. 

To the Hompage of the Examination Office

Still have questions about your Erasmus exchange? Click here for our:

Erasmus FAQs

From course programmes to leisure activities at the partner universities:

Student reports

Further information on Erasmus is available on the homepage of the:

International Office


Our ERASMUS Partner Universities

Belgium

Katholieke Universiteit Leuven
Level: B/M
KU Leuven, founded in 1425, is one of Europe’s oldest and most prestigious universities and Belgium’s largest university. It is particularly known for its strong research profile and excellence in economics and business.
The Faculty of Economics and Business offers a wide range of courses in Economics, Business, Finance, and Management. Exchange students can choose between three campuses: Leuven, Brussels, and Antwerp, with course offerings differing significantly between locations and requiring careful pre-selection.

The Antwerp and Brussels campuses focus more on practice-oriented business administration, while the Leuven campus offers a more analytical curriculum in Economics and Finance, requiring strong quantitative skills in mathematics and statistics.

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University of Liege - HEC Management School 
Level: B/M
HEC Liège (University of Liège) is the business school of the University of Liège. It is particularly known for its practice-oriented teaching and strong links with companies and institutions. The programme covers areas such as business administration, management, and finance, with a strong international focus.
Admission requirements: Students are preferably in their 3rd year of studies in Management or Economics and should have completed at least 90 ECTS (English-taught programmes) or 80 ECTS (French-taught programmes). A B2 level in English and/or French is required (e.g. TOEFL 80, IELTS 6.0, TOEIC 785 or equivalent).

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CIVIS: Freie Universität Brüssel: Solvay Brussels School of Economics & Management 
Level: M
The Solvay Brussels School of Economics and Management (SBS-EM) at the Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB) is part of the CIVIS network. The School offers English-taught courses in areas such as Economics, Econometrics, Management, Finance, and IT. Located in Brussels, students benefit from close proximity to European institutions as well as international organisations and companies. The faculty is characterised by an international environment and strong research activity.

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Denmark

RUC Roskilde Universität
Level: B/M
Roskilde University is known for its innovative and interdisciplinary approach to teaching. An exchange programme at Roskilde University typically reflects the specific learning principles of Roskilde University namely that every semester consists of 50% project work and 50% courses. The campus is located near Copenhagen and offers a modern learning environment.

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Estland

Tallinn University of Technology
Level: B/M
Tallinn University of Technology (TalTech) is one of Estonia's leading universities. The School of Business and Governance places a strong emphasis on digitalisation, innovation, and entrepreneurship. Through its close connections with businesses and Estonia's start-up ecosystem, TalTech offers a practice-oriented learning environment. A wide range of courses are taught in English, fostering an international and diverse academic community. As the capital of Estonia, Tallinn is also an important hub for digital innovation and technology-driven companies.

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Finland

University of Oulu
Level: B/M
The University of Oulu is located in northern Finland. The Oulu Business School offers courses in business and economics, with particular strengths in areas such as management, international business, and sustainability. Many courses are taught in English, providing students with an international learning environment. The campus is situated in Oulu, a vibrant university city known for its strong links to research, innovation, and technology.

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University of Vaasa
Level: B/M
The University of Vaasa offers a range of English-taught courses for exchange students, particularly in the field of Business Studies. Courses can be selected through the Study Guide for Exchange Students. The campus is located in the Finnish coastal city of Vaasa.

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France

Ecole Superieure des Sciences Commerciales d'Angers (ESSCA)
Level: B/M
The ESSCA School of Management (École Supérieure des Sciences Commerciales d’Angers) operates several campuses across Europe, including locations in Paris and Málaga. Its academic portfolio covers areas such as business administration, management, and marketing. Study opportunities vary by campus, with some locations open exclusively to bachelor’s or master’s students.

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Grenoble IAE, Graduate School of Management
Level: B/M
The Grenoble IAE – Graduate School of Management is part of Université Grenoble Alpes and offers study opportunities in the fields of Management, Finance, and International Business. Several English-taught exchange programmes are available for master's students, including Advanced Finance and Accounting (AFA), Research and Data Intelligence for Marketing (Le QUANTI), and Advanced Research in Management of Information Systems (ARAMIS). Admission to these programmes is subject to approval by the respective programme director. A stay during the autumn semester or for the full academic year is recommended.

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Université Jean Moulin, Lyon 3
Level: B/M
At Université Jean Moulin Lyon 3, exchange students can choose between the French-taught DEUF programme and the English-taught SELF programme. The SELF programme is designed for students who have completed at least two years of study and combines English-taught academic courses with French language and culture. An official English language certificate is required, and the programme is particularly suitable for students with limited French proficiency.

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Graduate School of Economics and Management / Université Côte d'Azur
Level: B/M
The Graduate School of Economics and Management at Université Côte d’Azur offers courses in business, economics, and related disciplines. Many courses available to exchange students are taught in French, and students are therefore expected to have a good command of the French language.

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Université Paris Cité
Level: B/M
The Université Paris Cité offers courses in economics, social sciences, and related disciplines. The university is spread across several campuses in Paris and maintains an extensive international network of partner institutions.

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Université de la Polynésie Française
Level: B/M
The Université de la Polynésie Française offers a unique study environment in the Pacific region. In the field of economics and business, topics include tourism, sustainable development, and the specific economic characteristics of island regions. The university promotes international exchange and provides students with insights into economic issues beyond the European context. The campus is located on Tahiti.

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CIVIS: Universität Aix-Marseille
Level: B/M
Aix-Marseille University is a French partner university and a member of the CIVIS network. Exchange students may choose between the campuses in Aix-en-Provence and Marseille. The Faculty of Economics and Management (FEG) offers courses in both French and English.
In addition, double degree opportunities are available at both Bachelor’s and Master’s level.

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Greece

Athens University of Economics and Business
Level: B/M
The Athens University of Economics and Business (AUEB) offers courses particularly in the fields of Economics, Business, Management, Finance, and Informatics. Exchange students can choose from a range of courses taught in English. The university is located in the centre of Athens.

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CIVIS: Nationale und Kapodistrias-Universiät Athen
Level: B
The National and Kapodistrian University of Athens is the oldest and largest university in Greece. Exchange students can be nominated either to the Department of Business Administration or to the Department of Economics.

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United Kingdom

University of Reading
Level: B
The University of Reading is particularly well known for the Henley Business School. In the Times Higher Education Subject Rankings, it is ranked among the world's top 100 institutions for Business and Economics. Exchange students can be nominated either to the Henley Business School or to the Department of Economics. The university offers a broad range of English-taught courses on its campus west of London.

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CIVIS: University of Glasgow
Level: B/M
The University of Glasgow is one of the UK's well-established universities. At the AACSB, EQUIS and AMBA accredited Adam Smith Business School, one exchange place is available in Economics and one in Accounting & Finance. Exchange students may choose courses within the academic area to which they have been nominated. Master's students have access to Level 4 courses, which correspond to the fourth year of undergraduate study; Level 5 courses are not available to exchange students. A minimum GPA of 3.0 is required for nomination to Glasgow, which corresponds approximately to a German grade average of 2.0 or better.

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Ireland

University of Limerick
Level: B
The University of Limerick, through its Kemmy Business School, offers courses in the fields of Business, Economics, and Management. Teaching is characterized by a practice-oriented approach and is complemented by international collaborations. Exchange students can choose from a wide range of courses taught in English. The Kemmy Business School holds the internationally recognised Triple Crown accreditation (AACSB, EQUIS, and AMBA). The campus is located in Limerick in the west of Ireland.

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University of Maynooth
Level: B/M
Maynooth University is the fastest growing university in Ireland and offers courses in Business Administration and Economics. The curriculum combines research-informed teaching with a practice-oriented approach. Exchange students can choose from a wide range of English-taught modules. Master's students have access to courses from the four-year undergraduate programmes. The campus is located in Maynooth, west of Dublin.

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Italy

Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca
Level: B/M
At Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca, an exchange agreement is in place with the Department of Economics, Management and Statistics (DEMS). Students are therefore expected to take the majority of their courses from the academic offerings of this department. If they wish instead to enroll primarily in courses offered by the Department of Business and Law or the Department of Statistics and Quantitative Methods, it must first be determined whether a re-nomination is possible. Highlights of the university include its international orientation and its location in one of Italy’s most important economic regions. Students benefit from a broad and diverse range of courses, modern campus facilities, and an attractive academic environment.

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Università degli Studi di Pavia
Level: B/M
The Università degli Studi di Pavia is one of the oldest universities in Europe and enjoys an outstanding academic reputation. At the Department of Economics and Management, a wide range of courses taught in English is available, particularly within the three master's programmes MIBE – International Business and Entrepreneurship, MEDI – Economics, Development and Innovation, and Finance. In addition, the historic university city of Pavia offers an attractive and vibrant environment for students.

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Università degli Studi di Perugia
Level: B/M
The Università degli Studi di Perugia is a long-established university offering a broad range of academic disciplines. The Dipartimento di Economia provides courses taught in English within the master's programmes Accounting, Finance and Control, Economics and Management, and Quantitative Finance and Data Science for Economics. Perugia is a historic university city with a vibrant student community.

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Università degli Studi di Siena
Level: B/M
The Università degli Studi di Siena is a historic university with a broad range of academic programs. The School of Economics and Management offers English-taught bachelor's and master's degree programs in the fields of Economics, Management, Finance, and International Accounting and Management. In addition to its academic offerings, Siena provides an attractive environment for studying abroad, combining the advantages of a vibrant university community with the unique character of a historic Italian city.

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Università degli Studi di Torino
Level: B/M
The School of Management and Economics at the Università degli Studi di Torino consists of the Department of Management, administratively divided into SME Campus (Corso Unione Sovietica 218) and SAA Campus (Via Ventimiglia 115), and the Department of Economics, Social Studies, Applied Mathematics and Statistics ESOMAS (located in SME campus).
Courses at SAA campus are mainly in English, while courses at SME campus are mainly in Italian, except for courses of the Department of ESOMAS.
Incoming students nominated for the Department of Economics, Social Studies, Applied Mathematics and Statistics (ESOMAS) must choose at least 51% of courses (= credits, CFU) from SME campus offer. Then, they can choose courses from other Departments in UniTO, upon approval (via email) of each professor in charge of the relevant course.
Incoming students nominated for the Department of Management can choose 100% courses given in SAA campus (not compatible with courses taken from elsewhere in UniTO) OR 51% courses given in SME campus. Then, they can choose courses from other Departments in UniTO, upon approval by the professors in charge of delivering the courses.

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CIVIS: Sapienza Universität Rom
Level: B/M
The Sapienza Università di Roma, with more than 100,000 students, is one of the largest universities in Europe. Within the exchange programme, one study place is available for students in Economics and one for students in Business. Applicants are asked to indicate clearly in their application which of the two options they wish to apply for. In addition, studying in Rome offers the opportunity to combine an international academic experience with the cultural and historical richness of Italy’s capital city.

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Netherlands

VU Amsterdam 
Level: B/M
The Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (VU Amsterdam) is a research university offering a broad range of academic programmes. The School of Business and Economics (SBE) offers courses in areas such as economics, business administration, finance, management, and entrepreneurship. The school is characterised by its international outlook and research-based teaching. Exchange students can choose from a broad range of English-taught bachelor's and master's courses through the Exchange Study Guide. Amsterdam's international and business-oriented environment further contributes to an attractive study abroad experience. A minimum English language proficiency level of C1 is required for the nomination of master's students.

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Austria

Universität Innsbruck
Level: B
The University of Innsbruck is a comprehensive public university offering a wide range of academic programmes. At the Faculty of Business and Management, exchange students can take courses from the Bachelor’s programme International Business & Economics. The university places a strong emphasis on research-based teaching and international cooperation. Located in the heart of the Alps, Innsbruck combines an urban environment with easy access to outdoor and recreational activities, providing a unique setting for both academic and student life. Please note that accommodation in Innsbruck is limited, and finding housing can be particularly challenging at the beginning of the semester.

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CIVIS: Paris Lodron Universität Salzburg
Level: B/M
The Paris Lodron University of Salzburg (PLUS) is the largest educational institution in Salzburg, with nearly 18,000 students and around 3,000 staff members working in research, teaching, and administration. At the Faculty of Law and Economics, students can choose from courses in economics, law, and interdisciplinary fields that combine both disciplines. Students at PLUS benefit from a favourable staff-to-student ratio as well as a wide range of opportunities for academic development and research-oriented learning. Beyond academics, Salzburg offers a lively student atmosphere. The city of Mozart is known for its rich cultural life, including festivals, concerts, and student events, as well as outstanding opportunities to enjoy nature throughout the year, both in summer and winter.

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Poland

Jagiellonian University Krakau
Level: B/M
The Jagiellonian University in Kraków is one of the oldest universities in Europe. Exchange students can choose from the course offerings of the Faculty of Management and Social Communication. Kraków is one of Poland’s major academic centres and offers a vibrant student environment.

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Warsaw School of Economics
Level: B/M
The Warsaw School of Economics (SGH) is a university specialising in economics and social sciences and is widely regarded as one of Poland’s leading institutions in these fields. Exchange students can choose from a broad range of English-taught courses in Economics, Finance, Management, and related disciplines. The Polish capital, Warsaw, offers an attractive environment for studying abroad as a dynamic European metropolis and an important centre for business and finance.

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Portugal

Universidade de Coimbra
Level: B/M
The University of Coimbra is one of the oldest universities in Europe, and its historic university campus is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. At the Faculty of Economics (FEUC), students can choose from courses in Economics, Management, and other social science disciplines. Coimbra is a traditional university city with a vibrant student community and provides an attractive environment for studying abroad. Knowledge of Portuguese is helpful, but not required.

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Instituto Politécnico de Leiria
Level: B/M
The Polytechnic of Leiria is a practice-oriented higher education institution. For many courses, knowledge of Portuguese is beneficial or required. At the master's level, the Polytechnic of Leiria offers the fully English-taught Master in International Business (MIB), which is also open to exchange students on master level. The programme provides advanced knowledge in international business and management and is taught entirely in English. The Leiria region, located between Lisbon and Porto, offers both close proximity to the Atlantic coast and a pleasant environment for studying abroad.

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Romania

West University of Timisoara
Level: B/M
Exchange students at the West University of Timișoara can take courses in the fields of Economics, Finance, and Management. Timișoara is one of Romania’s major academic and economic centres and offers an international study environment.

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CIVIS: Universität Bukarest
Level: B/M
As a member of the European university alliance CIVIS, the University of Bucharest offers a wide range of opportunities for international exchange. The study location Bucharest combines a broad academic offering with the dynamic urban environment of Romania’s capital city.

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Sweden

Linköping University
Level: B/M
The Linköping University (LiU) is an international university with a strong focus on interdisciplinary learning. To support course selection in Business Administration and Economics, the university offers structured study packages covering areas such as Business Development, Human Resource Management, and Economics. The close integration of teaching, research, and societal challenges is a distinctive feature of the study environment at LiU.

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Uppsala University
Level: B/M
The Uppsala University is the oldest university in Scandinavia and offers a broad international academic portfolio. For exchange students, there is an agreement with the Department of Business Studies, which offers English-taught courses in areas such as Business, Management, Marketing, and Accounting. Exchange students may only enrol in courses listed on the website of the Department of Business Studies. In addition, participation in the exchange programme requires the successful completion of at least 45 ECTS credits in Business Studies prior to the start of the exchange period.

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CIVIS: Stockholm University
Level: B/M
The Stockholm University is an international research university offering a broad range of academic programmes. Within the exchange programme, three places are available at the Department of Economics and one place at the Stockholm Business School. Applicants are asked to indicate clearly in their application which of the two options they wish to apply for. As a member of the European university alliance CIVIS, the university is part of a strong international network of partner institutions. Studying in Stockholm combines a diverse academic environment with the opportunities offered by Sweden’s capital city. As accommodation in Stockholm is limited, students are strongly encouraged to apply for student housing as early as possible. Please note that master's students may receive lower priority in the allocation of university accommodation. It is therefore advisable to research both housing options and living costs in Stockholm before applying.

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Switzerland

CIVIS: HEC Lausanne
Level: B/M
HEC Lausanne, the Faculty of Business and Economics of the University of Lausanne (UNIL), offers courses at both bachelor's and master's level in the fields of Management, Economics, Finance, and Information Systems. The faculty has a strong international orientation and combines research-based teaching with a broad academic portfolio in business and economics. As a member of the European university alliance CIVIS, the university is part of an extensive international network. The campus, located on the shores of Lake Geneva, provides an attractive study environment. To enrol in master's-level courses, exchange students must have completed a bachelor's degree or have obtained at least 180 ECTS credits in a relevant field of study before the start of their exchange period.

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Slovakia

Bratislava University of Economics and Business
Level: B/M
The Bratislava University of Economics and Business (EUBA) is the largest economics-oriented university in Slovakia. Exchange students can choose from courses in business administration, economics, management, and international economic relations. Bratislava also offers an economically dynamic environment.

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Spain

Universitat de Barcelona
Level: B
The University of Barcelona (UB) is one of Spain’s leading universities and is consistently ranked among the top institutions in the country in major international rankings. Founded in 1450, the University of Barcelona combines a long academic tradition with a strong commitment to excellence in teaching, research, and knowledge transfer. The Faculty of Economics and Business of the University of Barcelona offers courses in Catalan, Spanish and English. Most are taught in Catalan and Spanish, but there is also a range of courses in English especially in the area of international business.

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Universidad del Pais Vasco, Bilbao
Level: B/M
The Universidad del País Vasco (UPV/EHU) offers courses in Business and Economics through its Faculty of Economics and Business, with classes available in both Spanish and English. Most exchange students study at the Bilbao-Sarriko campus, although the course offerings vary depending on the campus location. For master's students, English-taught courses are available exclusively within the Master in Economics: Empirical Applications and Policies programme. Bilbao is an important academic and economic centre in the Basque Country.

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Universidad de Deusto, Bilbao
Level: B
The University of Deusto is a private university with campuses in Bilbao and San Sebastián. The Deusto Business School offers courses in areas such as management, finance, entrepreneurship, and economics. Exchange students study in an international environment and can choose from courses taught in English and Spanish, depending on the programme and campus. Exchange opportunities at the University of Deusto are available to undergraduate students only.

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Universidad de Granada
Level: B
The University of Granada, founded in 1531, is one of Spain’s long-established universities and is particularly active in international student exchange. At the Faculty of Economics and Business, exchange students can choose from courses in economics and business-related fields. Although some courses are offered in English, a good command of Spanish is essential, as many classes are taught only in Spanish. Exchange opportunities are available to undergraduate students only. Granada is a vibrant university city with a large international student community.

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Universidad Pontificia Commillas, Madrid
Level: B/M
The Universidad Pontificia Comillas is a private university located in Madrid. The Faculty of Economics and Business Administration (ICADE) offers courses in business administration, economics, finance, and international business. Exchange students can choose from a designated course catalogue for incoming students, with courses available in both Spanish and English. This also applies to graduate students. Madrid is one of Spain’s major academic and economic centres.

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CIVIS: Autonome Universität Madrid
Level: B
The Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (UAM) is one of Spain’s leading public universities and is regularly included among the country’s highest-ranked institutions in international university rankings. At the Faculty of Economics and Business Studies, exchange students can choose from courses in economics, business, finance, and related fields. While a selection of courses is available in English, the overall English-taught course offer is limited, and most exchange students are expected to take at least some courses in Spanish. Exchange opportunities are primarily intended for undergraduate students. Madrid is one of Spain’s main academic and economic centres.

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Universidad de Málaga
Level: B
The University of Málaga (UMA) offers exchange students courses in Business, Economics and related disciplines. While a limited number of courses are available in English, most classes are taught in Spanish, making Spanish language skills highly recommended for academic success. Málaga is a popular Erasmus destination on Spain’s Costa del Sol.

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Universidad de Ovideo
Level: B/M
The University of Oviedo, founded in 1608, is one of Spain’s long-established universities. At the Faculty of Economics and Business, exchange students can take courses in business administration, economics, accounting, and finance. A selection of courses taught in English is also available for international students. Oviedo offers a student-oriented environment in northern Spain and serves as a gateway to the region of Asturias.

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Universidad de Sevilla
Level: B
The University of Seville offers exchange students at its Faculty of Economics and Business courses in business administration, economics, and related business fields. Courses are taught predominantly in Spanish, and therefore Spanish language proficiency at a minimum B1, ideally B2 level is required. Seville is one of Spain’s major university cities.

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Czech Republic

Masaryk University Brno
Level: B/M
The Faculty of Economics and Administration at Masaryk University offers exchange students a range of English-taught courses in business administration, economics, finance, and management. Brno is a university city with a large student population.

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Turkey

Istanbul University
Level: B/M
The Istanbul University offers exchange students courses in business administration, economics, international relations, and other related fields. The university has extensive experience with international student exchange programs and offers courses in Turkish, with a selection also available in English. Istanbul is a major metropolitan city located at the crossroads of Europe and Asia.

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Koç University
Level: B/M
The Koç University is one of Turkey’s well-established private universities. The College of Administrative Sciences and Economics at Koç University offers exchange students English-taught courses in business administration, economics, and international relations. For nomination, a minimum GPA of 2.2 out of 4.0 at the undergraduate level and 2.5 out of 4.0 at the graduate level is required. Istanbul is a major higher education hub with a diverse student community.

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The Partner Universities in the Civis Network

Students can apply for exchange places at our partner universities from the CIVIS network as part of the selection process for ERASMUS places. An overview of all European CIVIS partners is available via the following link:

Profiles of all European CIVIS partners

FranceAix-Marseille University (B/M)
GreeceNational and Kapodistrian University of Athens (B)
RomaniaUniversity of Bucharest (B/M)
BelgiumFree University of Brussels: Solvay Brussels School of Economics & Management (M)
SpainAutonomous University of Madrid (B/M)
ItalySapienza University of Rome (B/M)
SwedenStockholm University (B/M)
UK

University of Glasgow (B/M)
The following three places are available at the University of Glasgow for students of the School of Business & Economics Tübingen in the academic year 2024/25:

  • 1 semester place in "Accounting & Finance" at the Adam Smith Business School
  • 1 semester place in "Economics" at the Adam Smith Business School
  • 1 semester place in “Economic History” at the School of Social & Political Sciences
AustriaParis Lodron University of Salzburg (B)
SwitzerlandUniversity of Lausanne: HEC Lausanne (B/M)

 

Note on the legend

B: only for Bachelor students
B/M: for Bachelor and Master students
M: only for Master students


What our students say about their exchange

I have many wonderful memories of my stay abroad in Reading. I met great people, made friends that went beyond the Erasmus exchange and developed academically. The University of Reading focuses on interactivity in teaching, which was an interesting difference to the lectures in Tübingen. I am more than grateful that I was able to gain this experience and can only recommend a semester abroad!

Ellen Edel, University of Reading

I can only recommend an Erasmus semester during your studies, because it is a great experience. I chose Tallinn because of its phenomenal location and the good reputation of the highly innovative TalTech. What I enjoyed most about my stay in Estonia were the great trips that were offered to Erasmus students and the intercultural exchange with my fellow students, who came to Tallinn from all over the world.

Carla Schwehr, TalTech Tallinn

During my Erasmus exchange, I was able to expand my intercultural skills and gain an insight into teaching abroad. I chose Krakow to discover my Polish roots in a different way and to experience the cultural diversity of the city. The courses offered were completely different to those I am familiar with from and different teaching methods were used. Krakow is a beautiful and historic city that is very much underestimated.

Sarah Paziak, Jagiellonian Uni. Krakow

I decided to study abroad as an Erasmus student because I really wanted to take advantage of the opportunity to develop both professionally and personally. Aix-en-Provence was a natural choice as Tübingen's partner city and because of its fantastic location near the Cote d'Azur. I made lots of new friends from all over the world during my semester abroad and especially enjoyed trying out the many fantastic cafés in the city centre of Aix with them.

Christoph Klemmer, Uni. Aix-Marseille

Further reports from Wiwi students on their experiences at one of our Erasmus or CIVIS partner universities can be found in the information and application portal for Erasmus in ILIAS.

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