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Entwurf für die Darstellung der Studienfächer - Universität Stuttgart

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Universität <strong>Stuttgart</strong><br />

Office of International Affairs<br />

Information for Visiting Students from Overseas for the Academic Year 2008/2009<br />

1. How to apply<br />

Forms which are requested:<br />

Antrag auf Zulassung zum Studium - Application Form for Admission to Stu<strong>die</strong>s, you can get this form<br />

as pdf-file, see: www.uni-stuttgart.de/ia/internat/prospective.html<br />

The following must also be attached to this form:<br />

- a transcript of university courses<br />

- a letter of confirmation of the student’s home university that s/he is an official nominee within the<br />

exchange program with the Universität <strong>Stuttgart</strong><br />

- 2 passport photos<br />

- German language requirement - prerequisite: proof of 4 years or 900 hours of coursework in<br />

German or proof of 1 year or 200 hours of coursework in German (preferably) AND participation in the<br />

intensive German course at the Universität <strong>Stuttgart</strong> (see No. 3),<br />

Deadline:<br />

1 July (winter semester) and 15 January (summer semester) respectively:<br />

Applications must be sent to the Office of International Affairs:<br />

Office of International Affairs (IA)<br />

Pfaffenwaldring 60<br />

70569 <strong>Stuttgart</strong><br />

Germany<br />

Phone: **49-711-685-68566, Fax: **49-711-685-68600,<br />

e-mail: incoming2@ia.uni-stuttgart.de<br />

2. Cost of living<br />

Monthly cost of living expenses<br />

including:<br />

Accommodation<br />

Semesterticket (for public transport - per semester)<br />

Student administration fee (per semester):<br />

Health Insurance (compulsory):<br />

- The student health insurance in Germany covers medical fees<br />

for visiting a doctor, hospital expenses and medicines<br />

(application forms available at the IA).<br />

+ other incidental expenses<br />

about 600,- EUR<br />

between 220,-- and 300,-- EUR<br />

approx. 160 EUR<br />

71,10 EUR<br />

approx. 60,-- EUR<br />

Tuition waiver: Visiting program students who come within a partnership agreement where a tuition<br />

waiver has been stipulated are exempted from the tuition of EUR 500/semester. This regulation applies<br />

to most of our visiting program students from overseas.<br />

3. Intensive German Course<br />

The Universität <strong>Stuttgart</strong> offers an intensive German language course for exchange students within<br />

partnership and ERASMUS programs. Prerequisite: 200 hours of coursework in German and taking an<br />

online placement test upon arrival. Application forms for the course you can receive from the IA, e-<br />

mail: incoming@ia.uni-stuttgart.de. This course includes an orientation program (study counselling,<br />

group counselling on the formalities you need to comply with, excursions etc.). A course fee of EUR<br />

250 will be charged.


Information for Visiting Students from Overseas - 2<br />

Course duration Date of arrival Application deadline<br />

Winter semester Tue, Sep 2 - Fri, Oct 10, 2008 Mon, Sep 1, 2008 July 1, 2008!<br />

Summer semester Tue, Mar 3 - Fri, Apr 17, 2009 Mon, Mar 2, 2009 January 15, 2009<br />

Only students who are present from the first day on can attend the intensive German course and<br />

participate in the following basic level course during the semester.<br />

4. Orientation Program for students who do not participate in the intensive German course<br />

We expect of our visiting program students who do not attend the intensive German course to<br />

participate in our orientation program previous to the lecture period. The program of the winter<br />

semester is a three-day seminar which offers important information about studying in <strong>Stuttgart</strong>. The<br />

seminar will be on campus. Application forms are available from the Office of International Affairs, e-<br />

mail: incoming@ia.uni-stuttgart.de. In spring we offer a welcome week where students receive useful<br />

information at the IA individually. Both orientation programs in the winter and summer semester will be<br />

completed by a one-day excursion.<br />

Program duration dates Date of arrival Application deadline<br />

Winter semester Tue, Oct 7 to Fri 10, 2008 Tue, Oct 7, 2008 Tue, Oct 7, 2008<br />

Summer semester Thu, April 16 to Fri 17, 2009 Tue, April 7, 2009 upon arrival<br />

5. Accommodation<br />

The Office of International Affairs can arrange housing for the exchange students in student dorms on<br />

request. For the housing application form please contact the IA, incoming@ia.uni-stuttgart.de. Please<br />

hand in your housing application together with your other application documents until July 15 th (winter<br />

semester) or January 15 th (summer semester). As the allocation of dormitory rooms is done by the<br />

Studentenwerk (organisation managing the dormitories) we do not have any influence over the location<br />

or the exact price category of the allocated rooms. Prices vary from 220 to 300 Euros. Be aware that<br />

your application is binding, should you withdraw less than 30 days before the contract is due to begin,<br />

you will have to pay the first month’s rent.<br />

6. Health Insurance<br />

In Germany by law a proof of health insurance must be provided. Non-EU citizens have to purchase a<br />

student health insurance in Germany upon arrival. Otherwise you will not receive your residence permit.<br />

Further information will be provided by the IA after your arrival. If you participate in the intensive<br />

German course previous to the lecture period, we strongly recommend you to take out travel insurance<br />

for the period of March or September.<br />

7. Visa Regulations<br />

Students from the EU, Australia, Canada, Japan and the US can enter Germany without a visa. They<br />

have to apply for a residence permit after their arrival in <strong>Stuttgart</strong>.<br />

Students from non-EU countries other than mentioned above have to apply for a visa at the German<br />

consulate of their home country approximately 6 months previous to their arrival in <strong>Stuttgart</strong>.<br />

8. Academic Calendar<br />

Winter semester: October 1, 2008 to March 31, 2009<br />

Lecture period in the winter semester: October 13, 2008 to February 14, 2009<br />

Summer semester: April 1, 2009 to September 30, 2009<br />

Lecture period in the summer semester: April 20 to July 24, 2009<br />

Be aware, you may have exams during the lecture free period!<br />

Christmas vacation: Tue, December 22, 2008 to Mon, January 5, 2009


Information for Visiting Students from Overseas - 3<br />

9. Web Sites of the Universität <strong>Stuttgart</strong><br />

The following information you may find at our web site:<br />

• Homepages of the departments of the University of <strong>Stuttgart</strong> in German:<br />

www.uni-stuttgart.de/organisation/fakultaeten/<br />

• Information about the study programs of the Universität <strong>Stuttgart</strong>:<br />

• www.uni-stuttgart.de/ia/internat/studying/index.html<br />

• Information about courses taught in English<br />

• www.uni-stuttgart.de/ia/EnglishCourses/index.html

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