Study in Scotland

The EU Articulation Scheme has been created and supported by the Scottish Government Agency for undergraduate students. It permits EU citizens to study in Scottish Universities free of charge for the whole academic year 2010/2011. Postgraduate students are also entitled to apply for a Master Degree. There is a limited number of scholarships granted.

This opportunity to study in Scotland enables students to get 60 ECTS credits in addition to a Bachelors Degree or Diploma from a Scottish University, thus providing a double degree.

Please check up websites from Scottish Universities.

Courses:
A large range of programs can be found within the EU Articulation Scheme.

Halmstad University has a special agreement with Abertay University. Please visit the website posted below to discover all programs, courses and syllabi:

http://www.abertay.ac.uk/applying/euartic/courses/

Requirements:

• EU citizenship.
• Registered in an EU University.
• Studying full time for one year. If you want to study for only one semester, then you will have to pay tuition fees.
• Having achieved 60 ECTS credits to apply for second year, 120 ECTS credits to apply for third year, 180 ECTS credits to apply for fourth year and 240 ECTS credits to apply for Masters Degree.

How to apply:
Fill out the application form and bring to the International Department (Q Building).

Deadline: April 30th 2010

For further information visit:
http://www.abertay.ac.uk/applying/euartic/