Incoming study abroad for exchange partners
The University welcomes students for study abroad periods of one or two semesters from our partner universities in Europe, North America, Australia or Singapore. To apply for an exchange to Hertfordshire, you should first check if Hertfordshire is a partner of your university, and then contact the exchange coordinator at your university.
Hertfordshire has exchange agreements with many universities around the world. If you apply to Hertfordshire under one of these agreements, as an exchange student, you continue to pay fees to your home university. Details of our exchange partners in Europe, North America, Australia and Singapore are given below.
If Hertfordshire does not have an exchange agreement with your university you can apply as a study abroad student and pay tuition fees directly to Hertfordshire. Please contact the Study Abroad Office for further information.
Find out more about applying to study at the University of Hertfordshire.
Europe
Exchanges in Europe are organised through the EU Socrates Erasmus mobility scheme, and on a subject by subject basis. The University currently has agreements with over 60 universities in Belgium, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland.
Please see the list of partners in Europe by subject area.
The University does not accept free movers under the EU Socrates Erasmus mobility scheme, but you may apply individually to the University as a fee paying student.
Australia/North America/Singapore
UH offers a Study Abroad Program for US students as well as exchange opportunities with a number of partner universities in the United States.
Please see more information on the Study Abroad Program available.
UH has over 25 exchange partner universities in the United States, Canada, Australia and Singapore. It has university wide agreements with these, which cover all subject areas.
Please see list of our partners in North America, Australia and Singapore.
If your university is not in the list of partners, you may still apply individually to the University as a fee paying student.