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  • Locations: Augsburg, Germany
  • Program Terms: Academic Year, Spring
  • Costs (Click term to view): Academic Year, Spring
Dates / Deadlines:
Dates / Deadlines:
Term Year App Deadline Decision Date Start Date End Date
Academic Year 2019-2020 03/01/2019
** 		Rolling Admission TBA TBA
Spring 2020 10/01/2019 ** Rolling Admission 01/01/2020 06/01/2020
NOTE: Exact program dates are TBD.

** Indicates rolling admission application process. Applicants will be immediately notified of acceptance into this program and be able to complete post-decision materials prior to the term's application deadline.

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Fact Sheet:
Fact Sheet:
Click here for a definition of this term Program Type: Exchange Language of instruction: German
Minimum GPA: 2.5 Class Eligibility: 02 Sophomore, 03 Junior, 04 Senior
Click here for a definition of this term Non-UD Students: No Language coursework offered: Yes
Program Advisor: Heather Schieman Click here for a definition of this term Academic Level: Undergraduate
Click here for a definition of this term Max credit hours: 18
Program Description:

Augsburg University Exchange

Augsburg

About the Program

Located in Augsburg, about one hour from Munich, this exchange partner's local city history reaches back to 15 B.C., when it was founded by the Romans. Augsburg, a sister city of Dayton, is home to the father of Mozart, host of several cultural heritage sites from the Renaissance, and is rich in cultural activities.

Areas of Study 

Most majors will find coursework that will apply towards their degree at UD if proficient in German.  Intensive German language and culture courses are available. 
Check out the online brochure with all the information you need about living and studying at Augsburg!

Scholarship available for Incoming Exchange Students

The University of Augsburg is now offering a scholarship for incoming exchange students from non-European countries.  This means our UD students get the opportunity to apply for more than $3,500 in funding for your semester in Germany.  Click here to learn more!

Eligibility

Students must be in good academic and disciplinary standing.

Pre-departure Orientation

Students will be required to participate in a pre-departure orientation in the semester prior to their program participation.  Dates and times will be announced.

Cost and Refund Policy

Students will be responsible for UD Tuition (billed by UD), as well as the room, board, and travel costs associated with this program (arranged independently).  Most financial aid will apply to the semester budget for each student.

Additional Information

Looking to Learn more About the Student Experience? Ask Program Alumni about their Experiences Abroad... 
 

Matthew Mackowiak, Senior , Double Major in International Studies and German, with a Concentration in Peace and Global Security.  Minors in Russian and Political Science
Email Matt about his time in Germany at: mmackowiak1@udayton.edu

Matt in Germany
"Studying abroad is the perfect mixture of excitement, fear, anticipation, and pride – and when all of those are combined, you have the best experience you could ever ask for. My summer in Europe taught me more about the world and about myself than I could ever learn in a classroom and I don’t think I’ll ever get over how fun it was!"

  • Experiences Abroad: University of Augsburg (Spring 2015)
  • World Associate Student Worker in the EdAbroad Office

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Academic Experience:
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Cultural Experiences:
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Program Reviews:
Matthew Bernard Mackowiak, Spring 2015 Participant
There were so many things that were challenging when I got to Augsburg, namely learning how to get around the city and speaking German to everyone. Homesickness was also a pretty big problem for a while, but toward the end I got very comfortable in Augsburg and gained a lot of confidence because of what I had accomplished so far. I had pretty much gone through the German bureaucracy myself and though it was stressful and scary, I knew that I had grown and matured so much from that, and that was the greatest reward. I highly recommend this experience to other students. The challenges at first were absolutely worth it in the end.