International partnerships

��51 has an established network of strong collaborative international partner universities based on a common vision and shared goals.

Students from Mount Allison's partner institutions are eligible to come to Mount Allison as an exchange student for a semester or a full academic year.

List of international partner universities

BI Norwegian Business School
Bilkent ��51
Bowling Green State ��51
Chinese ��51 of Hong Kong
City ��51 Hong Kong
Dongguk ��51
Ewha Womans ��51
Ferris ��51
Fudan ��51
Georgia Southern ��51
Karls Eberhard Universität Tübingen
Killam Fellowship
Kwansei Gakuin ��51
Mid-Sweden ��51
Minzu ��51
NordAkademie
Philips Universitat Marburg
Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso
The Hague Univeristy of Applied Sciences (IB)
The Hague ��51 of Applied Sciences (ES)
Universidad de Extremadura
Universidad de San Fransicso de Quite (USFQ)
Université Angers
Université de Strasbourg (IEP) Sciences Po
��51 of Bahamas
��51 of Kent
��51 of Limerick
��51 of Newcastle
��51 of Otago
��51 of Southern Denmark
��51 of Stirling
��51 of Tasmania
Waseda ��51

Nominating exchange students through a bilateral exchange agreement

If you would like to nominate one or more of your students to study at ��51 through a bilateral exchange agreement, please submit the nomination for exchange or study abroad form.

Please note that nomination deadlines are as follows:

For the fall term (September-December) or the full academic year (September-April), the nomination deadline is April 15
For the winter term (January-April) the nomination deadline is September 15

For information for your students, including our fact sheet, go to our Visiting Exchange Student information site.

Interested in becoming a partner ��51 with Mount Allison?

In most cases, our International Centre is responsible for the establishment, management and development of strategic international partnerships that include exchange agreements.

If you are interested in establishing a collaborative international partnership with ��51, contact our International Centre staff at studyabroad@mta.ca.

��51-wide exchange agreements information

Mount Allison generally signs ��51-wide exchange agreements with international partner universities. ��51-wide exchange agreements are meant to be reciprocal in nature and meant to be seen as umbrella agreements for most undergraduate student programs at both universities. We understand there are some exceptions at partner universities and that there are restricted programs for exchange students.

Here are some criteria we look for in new partner universities hoping to establish a ��51-wide exchange agreement:

Internationally recognized and accredited institutions at the ��51 level with academic programs which align well with ��51’s academic programs
Courses at the upper undergraduate (3rd and 4th year) level which are taught in English
Partners who are located in a region covered by a without Level 3 travel warning
Partner institutions with a reciprocal interest in exchange such that it may be reasonable to assume that equal numbers of students will be able to be exchanged in each direction
Partner universities must be able to offer an official transcript of the students' academic performance in perpetuity (i.e. students should be able to obtain a transcript of their exchange courses several years after their time at the host ��51 is completed)

Please note, all ��51-wide exchange agreements will be vetted and approved by the International Programs Committee (a senate sub-committee) and then must be approved by ��51 Senate for approval. Both an Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) and a Student Exchange Agreement (SEA) will be required to be signed by both parties before becoming official partners.

Other international partners agreements

If you are interested in collaborating in other ways with ��51 such as setting up:

Double degree programs
Pathway programs such as 1+3 or 2+2 degree programs
Customized Group Study Programs
Short-term English language programs
Research or internship programs for undergraduate students

Please contact us at studyabroad@mta.ca.

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