New message from the Université de Haute-Alsace: 

"Université de Haute-Alsace offers the "Chemistry and Beyond" programme starting from September 2025, which is a semester-long training course taught in English at the chemistry department (ENSCMu). Students who will begin their second year in the master’s program in Chemistry after the summer holiday can register until May 23 with no registration fees under the Erasmus+ mobility scheme.

This exchange is not part of the standard EPICUR mobility programme, but rather an institutional exchange opportunity for a semester abroad for student from UHA's partner universities. It is designed for students who have completed a first-year Master’s (M1) in Chemistry. Key features of the programme include: 

*             Courses in bioorganic chemistry, materials and polymers, and entrepreneurship project management

*             A full semester awarding 30 ECTS credits

*             A chance to benefit from intercultural exchange with French students in a dynamic academic environment

We would be grateful if you could share this opportunity with students at your institution.  Please note that the application deadline is May 23.

For further information or application procedures, feel free to contact international.enscmu∂uha.fr <mailto:international.enscmu∂uha.fr>  and visit the programme website: https://www.enscmu.uha.fr/index.php/international-pathways-programme/ <https://www.enscmu.uha.fr/index.php/international-pathways-programme/>

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Exchange programs in Europe can be found here.

Exchange programs overseas can be found here.

An internship abroad may also be of interest; you can find corresponding offers here.

Faculty representative for the Erasmus program:

Dr. Axel Gbureck, Faculty Managing Director

Please inform yourself about the current Erasmus exchange universities on the pages of the "International Students Office" (formerly: International Office) before contacting us.

Application deadlines:

The application must be submitted by January 31st.

Selection criteria:

• above-average academic success

• examinations completed within the standard period of study

• no open examinations

• Language skills (unless taught in English)

• The courses in the Learning Agreement must match the profile of the curriculum.

Recognition of coursework completed abroad

Recognition is granted by the respective examination board (Bachelor or Master). Courses are recognized as equivalent if they match the profile of the curriculum and correspond to the modules in terms of scope (ECTS number) and the type of performance assessment. Please contact the representative for the Erasmus program, Dr. Gbureck, in good time.