International
The School of Philosophy and Letters has as a priority the development of the international component in its formative task. To this end, it promotes the mobility of its students and professors and develops programs to welcome foreign students and researchers through agreements and conventions.
Through exchange with foreign universities, students have the opportunity to perfect a language, get to know the international dimension of the subjects they study, gain academic experience and staff in other European countries, develop research techniques and more opportunities that can be effectively obtained through a overseas study period.
On the other hand, visiting students are fully integrated in the School, being able to take subjects in both English and Spanish, as well as the subjects offered in the high school of language and Spanish Culture.
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Documents: - agreement for subject recognition - Subjects enrolled and studied in the host university - certificate of arrival - certificate of attendance |
What exchange options are available?
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Exchange: Study stay of one semester or one academic year in a foreign country (except Europe).
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Erasmus. It is a study stay of one semester or one academic year in European universities. All students who apply for an Erasmus will be beneficiaries of the scholarship Erasmus (as long as they hand in the required documentation on time). Only one Erasmus exchange is possible.
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Sicue: mobility national programme that allows students to study part of their studies in a Spanish university other than their own.
What are the selection criteria?
When assigning a destination to student a ranking is carried out based on the following criteria:
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grade average minimum of 7
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Not to have more than 1 failed subject on the semester prior to the exchange.
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Comply with the requirements language requirements of each destination and have valid certificates (for English only the certificate TOEFL is valid).
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Rigour in monitoring procedure.
Subject selection and validation
To draw up the Study program which includes the enrollment at the University of Navarra and at the destination, the student will have the advice of its academic advisor (Mentor) and the approval of the academic coordinator ; its approval guarantees the subsequent validation of studies at the destination and origin, once the enrollment has been correctly completed and the subjects of the exchange have been passed. (Consult the guide to see the procedure.
What are the costs?
The cost of a study stay abroad varies depending on many factors, which should be taken into account when choosing the destination. The student exchange student should only pay the enrollment fee at the University of Navarra. There are no fees at host university (except for certain fees at certain universities, not equivalent to enrollment). Travel and accommodation expenses and, if applicable, depending on the destination country, visa and insurance, are the responsibility of the student exchange student.
How apply for an exchange?
To apply for the exchange you have to follow the steps outlined in the document My exchange step by step.
International Relations
Regina Sheerin
Coordinator of International Office of the School
exchangefyl@unav.es
Campus University s/n
31009 Pamplona, Spain
+34 948 425 600
Extension: 802982