Business students can study at any of UL's non-EU international partners where a general University level exchange agreement is in place (see here for a list of UL's international partners). Unlike the Erasmus programme, there is no grant available to students who choose to study at a non-EU partner, however, students are not liable for any of the host institution's academic fees while on an international exchange.

The KBS is also currently establishing a number of KBS-specific international exchange agreements. We recently signed exchange agreements with the McCombs School of Business in the University of Texas at Austin, the School of Management at the University of Québec at Montreal, the Hong Kong Baptist University School of Business, the Ewha School of Business in Seoul (S. Korea) and the School of Labor and Human Resources in Renmin University of China in Beijing. Students can also study at Nanyang Business School in Singapore, National Chengchi University in Taiwan and Massey University's College of Business in New Zealand.

The KBS has a scholarship fund to encourage students to study at one of our Asian partners. The KBS offers a limited number of scholarships for second and third year business students to take part in an international exchange for a semester with one of our Asian partners. To be eligible to apply, students must have a QCA of at least 2.80. The KBS currently has international exchange agreements with the Hong Kong Baptist University School of Business, Ewha School of Business (Korea), School of Economics and Management in Tongji University (China), Nanyang Business School (Singapore) and National Chengchi University (Taiwan) and can send up to two students to each institution for one semester.

See map below for the location of our Asia-Pacific partners where you can also find links to the subjects available in each University, cost of living etc. by clicking into the larger map.