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As part of your research process for outbound exchanges, make sure you look into courses you're interested in and the language of instruction of your host institution.
Once you have narrowed down your top four institutions, write down the courses you’re hoping to take while on exchange. Consider these lists to be your “wish lists” as you’re not committed to taking these courses. You will need the course lists to complete your Departmental Approval Form.
To find courses available at the partner institution:
Find information on courses for exchange students using the partner institutions' fact or tip sheets.
Tip: In the United Kingdom and Australia, they use module or unit to refer to courses.
English is one of the the languages of instruction at most of our partner institutions.
Many exchange partner institutions include intensive language training before or during the semester to help students adjust and improve their language skills. By planning ahead, you can start learning another language as early as your first year to support your experience studying in a country with a different official language.
If you will be studying in a language other than English, you must submit a Language Assessment Form. See Supplemental Forms and Information for more information.
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Contact Us:
Student Exchanges
E:
exchange@wlu.ca
T:
548.889.5591
Sinthu Vimaladasan, Student Abroad Advisor, Waterloo Campus
Office Hours:
For Sinthu's availability, see the Staff Listing page.
Anne-marie Henry, Global Engagement Coordinator, Brantford Campus
Office Hours:
For Anne-marie's availability, see the Staff Listing page.