Department of Chemistry and BiologyChemistry, Biology, Process Engineering, Biodiversity and Ecology

Criteria for selecting applications

The selection of students for exchange programs is done:
 

1. Based on academic criteria (score out of 45 points):

• validation of previous semesters in session 1
• average for year n-2 (coefficient 1)
• average for year n-1 (coefficient 1.5)
• classification within the class
• academic progress over the semesters.

2. On the consistency of the mobility project with the plan to continue studies and/or the career plan (22 points)

 

3. On the feasibility of the project (11 points):

• candidate autonomy
• budgetary considerations

4. On the motivation and preparation of the project (22 points):

• candidate motivation,
• cultural knowledge,
• language skills
• candidate's commitment to developing previous knowledge.

5. Adherence to the schedule

For successful mobility, experience shows that academic records with an average grade of over 14 are eligible for a placement outside Europe, and records with an average grade of over 12 are eligible for a placement within Europe.
In addition, a B2 language level (CEFR) in the language of instruction is strongly recommended.

After a preliminary selection process, the Central International Relations Office reserves the right to invite students for an interview, sometimes in the language of the host country.

Any application accepted for a destination outside Europe will be excluded from selection by the Chemistry and Biology Department.