Bachelor Degree Students:

2nd year- either in the 1st or the 2nd semester

3rd year- the 1st semester only

*4th year- the 1st semester only

Master Degree Students:

2nd year- the 1st semester

*students cannot study abroad during the last semester of their degree

1. Grade Point Average (GPA) of 85 or higher

2. Exemption in English or Passed Advanced English Course

Students from all 6 Schools can apply. However each School has their own internal review and approval process.

Can only be determined on a case-by-case basis.

However, most likely yes.

MTA Partner page - search by School

Completed courses abroad will replace MTA courses from your degree. Each student is responsible for finding their own courses abroad. Online you can find the lists of English courses available at the Host University.

All courses must be approved by your School in order to study abroad.

1. Make sure the course is offered in English

2. Make sure it's offered in the right semester (1st term VS 2nd term) (Fall VS Spring)

3. Check if there are any mandatory prerequisites for the course

4. Check timetable (if possible) to avoid time conflicts

First-cycle = Bachelor level

Second-cycle = Master level

Expect to spend about 5 months abroad.

That includes arriving before the start of the semester for orientation and the exam period at the end.

1. Flight

2. Health Insurance

3. Housing

*If you apply to a school that does NOT have a partnership with MTA you will have to pay their tuition rate

Students can apply for financial assistance through the Meda-Net portal