University of Bremen - Outgoing Students BA

60 University of Bremen - Outgoing Students BA https://www.uni-bremen.de/en/kultur/international-affairs/outgoing-students-ba Outgoing Students BA en University of Bremen Sun, 07 Jun 2026 22:44:55 +0200 Sun, 07 Jun 2026 22:44:55 +0200 University of Bremen content-178875 Wed, 04 Mar 2026 23:43:54 +0100 Outgoings BA Students https://www.uni-bremen.de/en/kultur/international-affairs/outgoing-students-ba#c178875 The Department of Anthropology and Cultural Research offers students study places at various European universities for one or two semesters in the framework of the ERASMUS Exchange Program: Italy (Siena, Bologna), Spain (Barcelona, Valencia), Slovenia (Ljubljana), France (Avignon), Sweden (Sundsvall), Portugal (Lisbon), Turkey (Istanbul). Students can also apply for places offered in their subsidiary subject, thus increasing the available options. Time spent abroad is counted toward your overall course. You can also claim foreign BaföG (funding) [information on this is provided by the BaföG Office]. It is recommended that you plan your study abroad period to take place in Semesters 3 or 5, but you can also plan things in a way that best suits you. Taking responsibility for your own decisions and good planning are all-important. The general rule is that you study at least 30 Credit Points abroad, however whether or not this is possible will depend on local practices at the guest university. It’s an easy process to have foreign certificates in Cultural Research recognized, as all partner universities have course offerings that can be easily incorporated into the Degree Course schedule. An exchange program also exists with: <a class="externalLink" href="http://blogs.dickinson.edu/bremen/outgoing-students/dickinson-college/" target="_blank" title="Opens external link in new window">Dickinson College</a> (PA, USA); Dr. Janine Ludwig (Academic Director), E-Mail: <a class="mail" href="mailto:ludwigj@dickinson.edu" title="Opens a window for sending an e-mail">ludwigj@dickinson.edu</a> Academic Advisory Service and Coordination: Verena Mertz (Program Coordinator), E-Mail: <a class="mail" href="mailto:ludwigj@dickinson.edu" title="Opens a window for sending an e-mail">mertzv@dickinson.edu</a> Office telephone:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; + 49 (0)421 - 218 69571 Fax:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;+ 49 (0)421 - 218 98 69571 The University of Guadalajara, Mexico Dr.&nbsp;Martina Grimmig Gebäude SFG, Raum 4350 Telefon: +49 (0)421&nbsp;218&nbsp;67644 E-Mail: <a href="javascript:linkTo_UnCryptMailto('wksvdy4qbswwsqJexs8lbowox8no');" title="Öffnet ein Fenster zum Versenden der E-Mail">grimmig@uni-bremen.de</a> Please note: important information It is essential that you visit the relevant Study Abroad Coordinators during their ERASMUS consultation hour.&nbsp; The Socrates/Erasmus Coordinator at the Institute of Anthropology and Cultural Research is: Dr. Martina Grimmig Building <abbr title="Seminar- und Forschungsverfügungsgebäude">SFG</abbr>, Room 4350 Telephone: +49 (0)421 218 67644 E-Mail: <a href="mailto:grimmig@uni-bremen.de">grimmig@uni-bremen.de</a> Dr. Cordula Weissköppel, International Coordinator FB9 Building <abbr title="Seminar- und Forschungsverfügungsgebäude">SFG</abbr>, Room 3110 E-Mail:&nbsp;<a href="mailto:cweisskoeppel@uni-bremen.de" title="Öffnet ein Fenster zum Versenden der E-Mail">cweisskoeppel@uni-bremen.de</a> Counselling on demand, please contact via E-Mail A foreign stay requires significant advance planning. You can only apply for the ERASMUS Program once a year and the application deadline is always mid-February. Your stay abroad&nbsp; always begins in the Winter or Summer Semester following the year of application. This gives you plenty of time to plan for your stay linguistically. Study places are limited and awarded on the basis of certain quality criteria, above all excellent language skills of the country in question. You need to be able to demonstrate these via language certificates and ongoing language courses. A further important factor is motivation for your chosen subject. This needs to be demonstrated in a Letter of Motivation, which is an important part of the overall application process. Please note that contrary to information provided by the International Office (and departing from previous practice) this motivational letter needs to be drafted in German and no longer in the language of the recipient country.&nbsp; Formalities You can access the application form as well as a detailed tutorial providing a step-by-step guide to applying under the heading "Erasmus" on the Homepage of the<a class="externalLink" href="http://www.uni-bremen.de/international.html" target="_blank" title="Opens external link in new window"> International Office.</a> Please read the tutorial carefully as it answers most technical questions. Please also submit a printed paper copy of your electronic application to the Erasmus Coordinator. Important note regarding dual applications: it is essential that you discuss all subject areas you are considering applying for in a personal consultation with Erasmus Coordinators. If you are applying for main and subsidiary subjects, please fill in TWO separate application forms. You fill out the subsidiary subject application in the same manner as the main subject application. Application Documents In addition to the application form please enclose the following documents as attachments: <ul> <li>Covering letter (with full contact details as well as details of any specificities of your application e.g dual subject or external subject application</li> <li>Standard CV with passport-style photo</li> <li>A complete checklist / inclusion of certificates (the electronic application process provides a specific form for downloading – you do not need to wait for the sealed / stamped confirmation from the Examination Office!)</li> <li>Proof of language skills</li> <li>Copy of your High School (Secondary School) Leaving Diploma (e.g Abitur, GCSE A-levels, etc) which does NOT need to be certified</li> <li>Letter of Motivation – contrary to information provided by the International Office please submit this letter in German, which should be 2 to 2 ½ pages in length</li> </ul> You can only upload a maximum of 4 files but the page length of files is indifferent. Therefore you can scan your proof of language skills and High School Leaving Diploma, for example, as a single PDF file. Content content-178889 Wed, 04 Mar 2026 23:43:54 +0100 Contact https://www.uni-bremen.de/en/kultur/international-affairs/outgoing-students-ba#c178889 Contacts at the Institute PD Dr. Cordula Weißköppel <a href="mailto:cweisskoeppel@uni-bremen.de" title="Öffnet ein Fenster zum Versenden der E-Mail">cweisskoeppel[at]uni-bremen.de</a> Tel: +49 421 218 67630 <abbr title="Seminar- und Forschungsverfügungsgebäude">SFG</abbr> Building, 3rd floor, Room 3110 Dr. Martina Grimmig <a class="mail" href="mailto:grimmig@uni-bremen.de" title="Öffnet ein Fenster zum Versenden der E-Mail">grimmig[at]uni-bremen.de</a> Tel: +49 421 218 67644 <abbr title="Seminar- und Forschungsverfügungsgebäude">SFG</abbr> Building, 4th floor, Room 4350 Contact at the International Office Cornelia Krain <a class="mail" href="mailto:incoming@uni-bremen.de" title="Öffnet ein Fenster zum Versenden der E-Mail">incoming[at]uni-bremen.de</a> Tel: +49 421 218 60375 Administration building&nbsp;(<abbr title="Verwaltungsgebäude">VWG</abbr>), Room 0570 Bibliothekstr.1, 28359 Bremen Content