Application & Pre-Approval Of Courses
Your first direct contact with your host institution before
leaving EBS London will be during the application
and course-selection process.
Some institutions do not require you to choose your courses
beforehand. But knowing what courses are available at your host
institution is a good first step. That’s why we ask you
to give us a list of courses you would like to take abroad.
Please note that;
- You must choose your courses from the list provided by
the International
Partnerships Office (IPO) at EBS London.
- You cannot enrol in any course similar to those studied
at EBS London or already studied during another Study
Period Abroad (SPA). Availability of courses are subject to
change.
- When enrolling in a foreign language SPA, all courses
must be taught and examined in the foreign language unless
otherwise indicated.
- Once abroad, you must obtain pre-approval by the IPO at
EBS London before you are allowed to enrol in your
programme. To do so, you must send us your Learning
Agreement. This must be done no later than the 2nd
week into the programme at your host institution.
How Many Courses Should You Choose
Generally, you will be required to enrol in 4 business
courses per semester.
However, workload may vary depending on institutions; please
check on the institution's information sheet to know exactly how
many courses you must enrol into. Of all the business subjects you
choose, one can be replaced by a foreign language course and one by
a non-business course (culture, humanities, etc.).
Pass Requirements
In order to pass your SPA, you are required to
pass a total of 15 ECTS credits (or equivalent)
per semester. Re-sits of examinations and coursework are
not available for SPA.
Please note that you must take all your exams.
If you do not pass your semester you will be required to retake
it.
ECTS Credits
The European credit transfer and accumulation system (ECTS) is a
student-centred system which allows recognition of periods of study
abroad. ECTS credits are a value allocated to course units to
describe the student workload required to complete
them. ECTS credits are allocated to courses and are
awarded to students who successfully complete those courses by
passing the examinations or other assessments.
Standards & Expectations
Please be aware of the following points before travelling
abroad:
- You must be present at your host institution at the times and
dates stated on the institution calendar.
- You are required to attend the induction week
at the SPA host institution and to take exams for all
courses you have registered for.
- You should attend all classes, be
punctual and act as good ambassadors of
EBS London.
- You are expected to behave responsibly and
follow the academic and social regulations of the host university
abroad where you are registered.
Page last updated 7/9/2010
"The multicultural environment and the strong emphasis on languages at EBS London allows students to make the most out of international business."
Ignacio Ortiz de Zevallos