Student exchange programs (ERASMUS + and Mobility agreements)

In order to study at EURECOM as an ExchangeStudent, you must be enrolled at a partner university

  • Partner Universities for the ERASMUS + Program:

Chalmers University of Technology (Sweden), Czech Technical University (Czech Republic), Politecnico di Torino (Italy), Technische Universität München (Germany), Technische Universität Darmstadt (Germany), University of Konstanz, (Germany), Norwegian University of Science and Technology (Norway), Aalto University (Finland), Technical University of Wien (Austria), University of Liège (Belgium), Tallinn University of Technology (Estonia), UPC Barcelona (Spain), University of Zagreb (Croatia), Technical University Wien (Austria), Johannes Kepler University Linz (Austria),  Technical University of Denmark (Denmark), Cracow University of Economics (Poland), University of Reijkavik (Iceland), University of Oulu (Finland), Technical University of Darmstadt (Germany), Universidad de Zaragoza (Spain), UPM Madrid (Spain), University of Konstanz (Germany), University of Pisa (Italy).

  • Partner Universities for Mobility Exchanges:

Higher School of Economics - Moscow (Russia), Telkom (Indonesia), IT BANDUNG (Indonesia), Multimedia University (Malaysia), HKUST (Hong Kong), SUPCOM (Tunisia), BUPT (China), ESPRIT (Tunisia).

Courses:

All the courses taught at EURECOM are open to exchange students (both Technical and Non Technical courses) and TAUGHT IN ENGLISH. Exchange students can also take foreign language courses (up to 2 languages among which French). They are free to choose any courses they want in accordance with the regulations of their home university.

Please be aware that courses available in this list may be overlapping. The final schedule is usually known several days before the start of the academic year. 

ERASMUS exchange students must choose courses in the same discipline as their original degree.

The catalogue of courses by semester (Fall/Spring) is available on the following link:

https://www.eurecom.fr/en/teaching/engineering-studies-exchange-students/cursus-6-12-month/cursus-6-12-month 

There are two type of courses at EURECOM:

Short technical Courses 2.5 ECTS

21 hours per Semester

(3 hours per week during the 7 first weeks or the 7 last weeks of the semester).

Long technical courses 5 ECTS

42 hours per Semester

(3 hours every week of the semester)

 

Humanities short Courses 2 ECTS

21 hours per Semester

(3 hours per week during the 7 first weeks or the 7 last weeks of the semester).

Humanities Long courses 4 ECTS

42 hours per Semester

(3 hours every week of the semester)

Application process: 

Once you have been officially nominated by your Home University to EURECOM, please fill the following online form (choose "ERASMUS Student exchange" or "Mobility student" in the list) and upload the following documents:

  • CV
  • Copy of your ID / passport
  • Statement of purpose / motivation letter
  • Official transcript of records in English
  • English Language Certificate or a letter written by the university stating that the student has sufficient skills in English.

Please note that ERASMUS and Mobility applications to EURECOM have to be made online only, hard copies are not required.

Application Deadlines:

- Fall semester (Intake in September): 15 May

Spring semester (Intake in March): 2 November

For more information about the academic year (Important Dates), please refer to the following link: https://www.eurecom.fr/en/teaching/academic-schedule 

Language of instruction:

The language of instruction is English. There is no prerequisite in French language. Students can take French classes during their exchange period.

A 3-week program of intensive French courses is organised in September before the start of the courses. This program is not compulsory, yet Exchange students are invited to join it if they wish. 

Credits and Grades

A set number of credits are granted for each type of course (classes, project or professional thesis).To receive credits, students need to take an examination and obtain at least 10/20.

The grading scale for the courses is as follows:

18 - 20 Excellent
16 – 17.5 Very good
14 – 15.5 Good
12 – 13.5 Satisfactory
10 – 11.5 Correct
  0 – 9.5 Fail

If your grade is minimum 10 and above, you get the maximum number of credit allocated to the course. Grade 0 to 9.5 means you have not passed the examination and do you not get any credit. Examinations can be retaken during a specific period. The final grade of the course can be based on a final examination, or it can be based on a combination of a final examination and course work. At the beginning of each course, professors explain how students will be evaluated. Students have to register to each specific course at the beginning of each term to be able to take the examination.

All information regarding the organisation of the curriculum (assessement, schedule...) will be delivered during the "INTRODUCTION DAY" before the start of each semester.