ISEP – APPLICATION PROCEDURE AND DOCUMENTS
Step 1: Application Through Your Home University's ISEP Network
Step 2: Online Application
Deadlines for the Online Application
- 15 May for the winter semester and the academic year
- 15 October for the summer semester
Step 3: Upload the application documents
Please upload the following application documents in Mobility Online:
- Portrait photo
- Signed application form (available in Mobility Online)
- A copy of your passport
- English language certificates
- Transcript of Records
- Bachelor's Degree Programme Certificate (optional)
Part 1: Portrait photo
Criteria:
- jpeg, png oder gif file with a maximum of 500x500 pixel
- Your head must face the camera directly with full face in view.
- You must have a neutral facial expression or a natural smile, with both eyes open.
- Taken in clothing normally worn on a daily basis
- Printed in color
Part 2: Signed Application Form
Download the application form from Mobility Online. Print it out and sign it. Afterwards please upload it to Mobility Online.
Part 3: Copy of your passport
- Please note: Your passport has to be valid for the entire period of your stay.
Part 4: English Language Certificates
Your progress in your degree programme should not be hindered by difficulties with these languages. A language certificate is therefore required that indicates a minimum level of B2 on the scales of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.
The language certificate may not be older than 2 years.
Language certificates must be issued by language schools or language departments at universities.
A high school leaving certificate cannot be accepted as language certificate.
Students with English or German as their native language do not need to submit a language certificate.
Part 5: Transcript of Records
Part 6: If you are applying for a Master's Degree Programme: "Bachelor's Degree Programme Certificate"
Step 4: Course Selection
When all application documents have been uploaded successfully and are approved by the International Office, you have to create your Learning Agreement with your course selection in Mobility Online.
Deadlines for Uploading the Learning Agreement
- 15 May for the winter semester and the whole academic year
- 31 October for the summer semester
It is highly recommended to hand in the Learning Agreement well before this deadline. The earlier you send it, the sooner you can be accepted and take care of other details about your stay at Graz; especially a German course.
Course Selection
You have to submit your course selection as part of your online application. There is no strict curriculum for exchange students. So you are free to additionally select courses from almost all faculties (exception: courses in Architecture are only for Architecture students).
These are some ways to find the best courses for your stay at TU Graz:
- Look up the curriculum of the degree programme that you applied for at TU Graz
- Find courses in English on www.tugraz.at/go/search-courses
- Search by keywords in TUGRAZonline
- Read reports of former students from your home university who studied at TU Graz as mobility students and find out which courses they recommend.
Choose wisely and use the detailed course descriptions available for each course offered at TU Graz in the online system TUGRAZonline. Open the search option on the top right corner and then select "Courses". Insert the course number or title and then click on the course link. Here, you can find the descriptions including ECTS credit points and exam information.
Submit your courses using the help text.
Step 5: Your "Letter of Acceptance"
As soon as all the application documents as well as the completed and fully signed learning agreement is uploaded in Mobility Online, the International Office provides you with the Letter of Acceptance. This document is available in Mobility Online. You will be able to download it from Mobility Online together with information about accommodation, visa, German courses etc.
Please note that your letter of acceptance is only available via this Online Platform.
Accommodation
As an ISEP student, you will stay at a student dorm. TU Graz covers the cost for a double room (rental cost at the moment: EUR 320 per month).
You will receive more information about accommodation in an email from your coordinator.
German Course
The official language in Austria is German. It is strongly recommended to take part in the 3-week intensive course in September or February, respectively.
Since mobility students of all universities in Graz take part in these intensive courses, this is a good way to make friends.
