See below for course information:

-http://monash.edu.au/pubs/handbooks/
-http://monash.edu/study-abroad/inbound/study-options/ 

See below for course restrictions:
-https://www.monash.edu/study-abroad/inbound/study-options/academic-considerations

Remarks:

(1) University accommodation is available on all Monash campuses except Parkville and Caulfield. Monash will email student with instructions about accommodation options and how to apply online for on-campus accommodation. See https://www.monash.edu/accommodation/accommodation/on-campus-options for information on accommodation. 
(2) Students are required to purchase the compulsory Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC).
(3) Orientation is compulsory. Students should advise Monash Abroad if they are unable to arrive by orientation commencement. Late arrival will be subject to strict faculty approval and students arriving late without formal faculty permission will not be allowed to enrol and therefore, their program will be voided.
(4) Airport pick-up service is available.
(5) See https://www.monash.edu/study-abroad/inbound/apply/key-dates for information on key dates. 

For details on course information, please refer to:

-http://unitguides.mq.edu.au/units
-https://coursehandbook.mq.edu.au/

The following disciplines/courses may be restricted to exchange students: 
-MGSM 
-Master of Applied Finance
-Chiropractic
-Community Management
-Media Production

For details, please refer to https://www.mq.edu.au/study/international-students/how-to-apply/study-abroad-and-exchange/restricted-units

Remarks:

(1) Students are required to purchase the compulsory Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC).
(2) Airport pick-up service is available.
(3) For accommodation information,please refer to https://www.mq.edu.au/about/campus-services-and-facilities/macquarie-university-accommodation

All disciplines are available provided students have taken appropriate pre-requisites at home university.

On-campus accommodation is guaranteed. 

Course information can be found here:

http://www.mta.ca/academic_calendar/18-19a/calendar_acad_prog_sep_2018-19.pdf

Remarks:

1. Student selected to go on exchange in Mount Allison University will be given HKD50,000 exchange scholarship by our College. No extra application is needed.

2. As suggested by the Mount Allison University, students going on exchange in Fall Term is better because of the weather.

– The following courses are NOT available for exchange students: Business Administration, Telfer School of Management, Education, Law, Medicine, Interpretation, English courses at the Master’s level and Engineering Management Program
– Refer to https://international.uottawa.ca/en/study-at-uottawa/exchange-student/process#step-2, under ‘Select your classes’ section for more information on restricted courses

Remarks:

– Applicant must be in their 2nd year at CUHK. So by the time they go on exchange they should be 3rd year students.
– On-campus housing is limited and not guaranteed (http://international.uottawa.ca/en/study-at-uottawa/incoming-exchanges-applications/step3-before-you-leave#find)

• Finance and Accounting
• International Relations
• Business Administration
• Informatics and Statistics
• Economics

 Course information: http://ozs.vse.cz/english/exchange-programme/list-of-courses/

Course catalogue for exchange students: http://www.dtu.dk/english/education/incoming-students/exchange/choosing-course

For Faculty of Engineering and Faculty of Science students only

(1) All courses are open to exchange students.  Students have to fulfill prerequisites to enter courses
(2) Most of the undergraduate level courses are taught in Danish
(3) Students attend the exchange programme at DTU’s Lyngby Campus

Not suitable for students who plan to apply for credit transfer from the institution in order to graduate in 2020-21.

• Communication Sciences
• Education
• Life Sciences
• Management
• Natural Sciences
• Social Sciences

Medicine courses are not open to exchange students

Remarks:

(1) Most courses are conducted in English, some in Finnish: https://www.tuni.fi/en/study-with-us/exchange-studies/courses-for-exchange-students-at-tampere-universities#show-former-university-of-tampere-current-city-centre-and-kauppi-campuses–id2232

(2) Students attend the exchange programme at the City Centre Campus.

All except medicine, molecular medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, psychology, liberal arts and sciences (University College Freiburg) and international master programmes

– Exchange programme: http://www.studium.uni-freiburg.de/en/counseling/exchange-programs-and-studying-abroad/freiburg-global-exchange/exchange-at-the-university-of-freiburg

– Courses available in a particular academic term: http://www.uni-freiburg.de/go/vvz

Remarks:

(1) Approximately 85% of courses are conducted in German while 15% are in English
(2) German requirement: Level A2 or higher (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR)) (completed at least 200 hours of German class)

• Accounting
• Decision Sciences
• Economics
• Finance
• Marketing
• Management
• Policy Analysis and Public Management

Course information: www.ir.unibocconi.eu/coe

Remarks: 

Not for Faculty of Law students

(1) Courses are taught in Italian or English
(2) Undergraduate students can select courses at the undergraduate level only (codes 30xxx and some 50xxx)
(3) A crash Italian language course is offered at the beginning of each term (Fee: 160 Euro)

Below courses are NOT open to exchange students:
– Medicine
– Industrial design
– Architecture 
– Urban planning
– Fine art
– Sports education related courses
– Chu Kochen Honors College

For course information, please refer to: http://jwbinfosys.zju.edu.cn

Remarks:
(1) Not open to final year students.
(2) Only open to Year 1 and Year 2 students of 4-year curriculum. Students should not be in their final year while on exchange.
(3) For local students only.
(4) Good knowledge of Putonghua is required.
(5) Most of the regular courses are taught in Putonghua.
(6) Scholarships offered by the Ministry of Education would be available for local students. Details are yet to be confirmed.

– Management and Finance, Humanities and Social Sciences, Engineering and Architecture, I.T. and Electronics
– http://studyinmexico.mty.itesm.mx/academic.php
– Health and medical courses will require approval from the faculty and international office

Remarks: 
– Special programs designed for international students such as internship programs and volunteer social work. 
– On-campus or host family accommodation options available

• Economics and Business Economics
• Econometrics and Operations Research
• Fiscal Economics
• International Business

Remarks:
(1)Course information: https://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/education/exchange/sbe

(2)For Faculty of Business Administration, Department of Economics and the Global Finance and Economics Programme students only:

-Maastricht Univeristy adopts the Problem-based Learning system. Students attend tutorial meetings, which require active participation. Performances in these tutorials will affect final course grade.

-Not suitable for students who plan to apply for credit transfer from the institution in order to graduate in 2020-21.

Not for Faculty of Law students
• Arts
• Behavioural and Social Sciences
• Economics and Business
• Mathematics and Natural Sciences
• Spatial Sciences
• Philosophy
• Theology and Religious Studies

Law is not open to exchange students

Remarks: 

(1) Course Catalogue: http://www.rug.nl/education/exchange-programmes/course-catalogue

(2) Courses are taught in Dutch and English

(3) Not suitable for students who plan to apply for credit transfer from the institution in order to graduate in 2020-21.

Social Sciences, Humanities, Sciences

Remarks:

(1)All courses are taught in English
(2) Problem-based learning method is adopted at UCM. Students attend tutorial meetings, which require active participation.  Performances in these tutorials will affect final course grade.
(3) Course information: http://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/education/exchange/humanities-and-sciences/university-college-maastricht-exchange

See below for course information:
-http://www.nus.edu.sg/registrar/education-at-nus/modular-system.html
-http://nus.edu.sg/iro/doc/prog/sep/nus_sep_information_sheet.pdf (as of AY2018-19) (The updated one for AY2019-20 is yet to be received.)
-http://www.nus.edu.sg/registrar/info/ng/NG-Modules.pdf

For module constraints and restrictions, please refer to the following:
-http://www.nus.edu.sg/registrar/education-at-nus/non-graduating-programme.html
-http://www.nus.edu.sg/registrar/info/info/Non-Graduating-Module-Restrictions.pdf

Notes:
(1) There are only very limited modules offered by Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health for exchange students. Students are encouraged to consider taking modules from other faculties/Schools
(2) Business modules offered by NUS Business School are ONLY open to exchange students through school/faculty-level exchange partnership with NUS Business School.

Not for Faculty of Business Administration students

(1) Not open to Singaporean and Malaysian citizens.
(2) Students must take up the compulsory NUS Health and Insurance Scheme (HINS) which is included in the Miscellaneous Student Fees (see
http://www.nus.edu.sg/uhc/general-health/billing-insurance/insurance-matters#local for details on insurance coverage).
(3) Economics and Law modules are extremely popular and cannot be guaranteed. And only students majoring in law will be able to take courses in Faculty of Law at NUS.
(4) Students are recommended to be flexible with the courses they take while at NUS.
(5) On-campus accommodation is not guaranteed.
(6) Students in their graduating year or are scheduled to complete their final year project are not preferred as Level 3, 4 and 5 modules in NUS are usually meant for full-time graduating students in NUS and therefore they might not be available to exchange students.
(7) Students who have been accepted to NUS will receive instructions via email for the Student’s Pass application (i.e. Visa application).

Available Discipline: All but Medicine

(1) Course information: http://www.uu.se/en/admissions/exchange/course/
(2) Prerequisites for enrollment in Business courses vary considerably.  Prior studies in Business-related disciplines is necessary.
(3) At least two years of prior law studies is required for enrollment in law courses

All but Medicine, Education, English (Level 4)

Restrictions for enrollment in Engineering (Level 3 and 4), Law (Level 3 and 4), Environmental Field and Science Field courses.

Remarks:
(1) Course catalogue: https://www.abdn.ac.uk/registry/courses/undergraduate

(2) For Fall term participants, special arrangement for assessment during December can be made thus returning CUHK for second term is possible.

– Courses open to exchange students are listed at http://internationalexchanges.pitt.edu/schools
– Disciplines of study closed to international students: Film Studies, Social Work, Nursing, Pharmacy, Architectural Studies, Departments within the School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences

Remarks:

Not for Department of Mathematics students

– On-campus housing is not guaranteed.

– Most courses opened to exchange students if pre-requisites are met (pre-requisites at http://www.northeastern.edu/neuhome/academics/departments-programs.html)
– Business courses are highly limited
– Disciplines not open to exchange include (and not limited to) international business program, law and other graduate programs
– http://www.northeastern.edu/geo/studyabroad/incoming-exchange/academics/

Remarks:
– On-campus housing is limited and given on first-come-first-served basis

– No courses are guaranteed
– Studio Art, Dance, Music, Nursing and Computer Science are closed to exchange students.
– Exchange students may not enroll in independent study courses.
– English Writing 112, courses that fulfill the “UMass Junior Year Writing Requirement,” and courses that fulfill the “Integrative Experience Requirement” are closed to exchange students. (See the course description.)
– Upper level courses in economics, communication, the Isenberg School of Management (ISOM), and Engineering may have limited availability.
– Exchange students cannot take CPE (Continuing & Professional Education courses).
– Course list available at http://www.umass.edu/gateway/academics/undergraduate

Remarks:
– On campus housing is available as long as students complete housing application. Students are sent an email to request a housing appointment in April/November. Housing selection in a month or so afterwards. Student receive exact dates for when they need to log in and select housing.

At least 12 credit hours each semester (approximately 4 or more courses); more than 18 credit hours requires authorization by academic advisor.

Behavioral & Social Sciences, Management and Business, Education, Humanities, Natural Sciences.

• Course offerings for each semester are available online at http://stedwards.app.box.com/v/academicbulletins
• Course descriptions are posted in the Undergraduate Bulletin. The most recent bulletins are posted online at http://stedwards.app.box.com/v/academicbulletins/folder/50511785878

Not all courses listed in the bulletin are offered every semester. You should refer to the online course schedule for the list of courses that will be offered during your semester of study.

– Courses within these schools are open to exchange students: School of International Service, College of Arts and Sciences, School of Public Affairs and Kogod School of Business
– Communication courses are extremely limited. Engineering courses are not available. Computer science courses are also very limited.
– Students can only enrol in undergraduate level courses (100-500 level). Graduate level (600 and above) are not open to exchange students.
– Courses not opened to exchange students are listed at http://www.american.edu/abroadatau/courserestrictions.cfm

Remarks:

– On-campus housing is very limited and not guaranteed

– Only courses within the College of Arts and Sciences are open to exchange students namely Anthropology, Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Economics, Education, Environmental Studies, Film, History, Physics, Politics, International and Global Studies, Psychology, Sociology, Fine Arts (some courses may require per-requisites and all are available subject to availability)
– Business courses are not open to exchange students
– Graduate-level courses are not open to exchange students

– On-campus housing is mandatory and guaranteed.