Graduate Short Term Exchange
COUNTRY | CITY | PARTNER SCHOOL | ENROLMENT TERM | PARTNER SCHOOL TERM DATES | SPACES OPEN 2023-24 | PROGRAM NAME | LANGUAGE OF STUDY | CREDIT EQUIVALENCY | PARTNER SCHOOL STRENGTHS/SPECIALTY | PARTNER SCHOOL FACT SHEET | ADDITIONAL PARTNER SCHOOL INFORMATION | EXCHANGE REPORTS |
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Denmark | Copenhagen | Copenhagen Business School (CBS) | Summer | June 27 - July 14, 2023 (one 3-week course) or June 26 - August 4, 2023 (two 6-week courses) | TBA | International Summer University Program (ISUP) | English | 1 CBS course (7.5 ECTS) = 3 SSB credits 2 CBS courses (15 ECTS) = 6 SSB credits (max) | Courses in Marketing, Management, Corporate & Business Strategy, Innovation & Entrepreneurship, Finance, etc. | ISUP Flyer 2023, ISUP Brochure 2023, ISUP Academic Calendar 2023 | Enrol in one 3 week course (choose from Blockchain and Sustainable Digital Infrastructures for Business, Sustainability in the Nordics or Fundamentals of Management Consulting) or two 6 week courses (32 courses to choose from). Program runs for 6 weeks. Program Fee: please go to Arrival & Social Programmes -> ISUP Social package: Includes cultural & social activities such as dinners, city tours, folk dancing & weekend trip to Berlin. One of the longest running & largest summer programs in Europe. Final 4 hr written exam. ISUP website, Graduate ISUP Courses 2023 | Log into 'My Schulich' Go to: Useful Links > Exchange Resources |
France | Lyon | EMLYON Business School | Winter or Summer | March - July (courses are modular so enrolment can be WI or SU term depending on course dates) | TBA | N/A | English | 4.5 ECTS (3 courses) = 3 SSB credits 9 ECTS (6 courses) = 6 SSB credits | IMBA: Specializations in Business Development, Consulting, Finance, Marketing, Product Managment, Project Management, Sales and supply Chain | EMLYON MBA Fact Sheet 2023 | 3 years work experience required. EMLYON website and promotional materials. Course information: IMBA Elective Courses 2023 | Log into 'My Schulich' Go to: Useful Links > Exchange Resources |
Germany | Dusseldorf | WHU - Otto Beisheim School of Management | Fall or Winter or Summer Note: 6-8 weeks to receive transcript | September - December January - April May - July | TBA | N/A | English | 2 WHU courses (6 ECTS) = 3 SSB credits 3 WHU courses (9 ECTS) = 6 SSB credits | Marketing & Sales, Finance, Operations, Innovation & Entrepreneurship, Strategy & Organization, Personal Leadership. Industries that recruit: A leader in Start-ups/ Entrepreneurial amongst many others | WHU Student Handbook 2022, WHU Fact Sheet 2023 | Why Study at WHU?, WHU Winter & Summer Courses 2023, MBA Fall 2022 Courses | Log into 'My Schulich' Go to: Useful Links > Exchange Resources |
Israel | Tel Aviv | Coller School of Management, Tel Aviv University | Summer | July - August | TBA | N/A | English | 1 Coller course = 1.5 SSB credits 2 Coller courses = 3 SSB credits | World leader in Innovation and start-ups | Coller School of Management Fact Sheet 2023-24 | Each course runs over 5 days in the evening. Summer Website | Log into 'My Schulich' Go to: Useful Links > Exchange Resources |
Israel | Tel Aviv | Coller School of Management, Tel Aviv University | Fall | October - November (7 weeks) Each course lasts 5 days | TBA | N/A | English | Fall term follows full term exchange credit equivalencies (minimum 3 Coller credits). Summer exchange (3 courses max): 1 course = 1.5 SSB credits 2 courses = 3.0 SSB credits 3 courses = 4.5 SSB credits | Coller: Sterategy, Entrepreneurship, Marketing, OB, IT; Sofaer: Entrepreneurship & Innovation | Coller School of Management Fact Sheet 2023-24 | Summer exchange has 7 courses to choose from. Summer exchange website | Short exchange report not available. See full term exchange report or short program reports at Log into 'My Schulich' Go to: Useful Links > Exchange Resources |
Netherlands | Rotterdam | Rotterdam School of Management (RSM), Erasmus University (MSc) | Winter or Summer | 7-8 weeks: (WI): February - March or March - May (WI or SU): May - June | TBA | N/A | English | 12 ECTS (2 courses) = 6 SSB credits | Electives in: Acct & Financial Mgmt, Business Info, Strategic Entrepreneurship, HR Mgmt, Mgmt of Innovation, Marketing, Organizational Change & Consulting, Strategy, Supply Chain, Finance & Global Business Sustrainability | RSM MSc Short Program Fact Sheet 2023-24 | Can choose one block only (min 12 ECTS or 2 courses), RSM MSc Courses 2023 | Short report not available. See full term exchange reports. Log into 'My Schulich' Go to: Useful Links > Exchange Resources |
Thailand | Bangkok | Sasin School of Management | Fall or Winter or Summer | One month or 10-day intensive course options. See Sasin course list for details | TBA | N/A | English | 1 SASIN course = 3 SSB credits 2 SASIN courses = 6 SSB credits | Finance, Marketing, Entrepreneurship, International Business, Strategic Management and Human Resource Management | Sasin Fact Sheet 2023-24 | Sasin Courses 2022-23, Exchange Student website | Log into 'My Schulich' Go to: Useful Links > Exchange Resources |
U.K. | Edinburgh | University of Edinburgh Business School | Winter or Summer | March - June (courses are modular so enrolment can be WI or SU term depending on course dates) | TBA | Finance, Strategy | English | 2 EDIN courses (10 ECTS) = 3 SSB credits 3 EDIN courses (15 ECTS) = 6 SSB credits | CSR, Finance, Marketing, Strategy | Edinburgh Fact Sheet 2022-23 | Edinburgh Exchange website. Courses are taught in one week blocks. Refer to the Edinburgh Fact Sheet for courses and dates. | Log into 'My Schulich' Go to: Useful Links > Exchange Resources |
U.K. | Coventry and/or London | Warwick Business School (WBS), University of Warwick | Fall or Winter or Summer | September - December January - March April - July Since courses are modular, students can crossover terms (ie. February - April) | TBA | N/A | English | 1 WBS course (3 modules) = 3 SSB credits 2 WBS courses (6 modules) = 6 SSB credits | Marketing, Strategy, Finance | Warwick Fact Sheet 2023-24 | Students must have a minimum of 3 years work experience. Warwick Course Offerings 2023-24 Draft - still to be confirmed | Log into 'My Schulich' Go to: Useful Links > Exchange Resources |
U.K. | London | Imperial College Business School | Winter or Summer | January - April April - July | TBA | N/A | English | 10 ECTS (2 IC courses) = 3 SSB credits | Elective Pathways: Finance, Innovation & Entrepreneurship, Strategy & Management, Analytics & Digital Marketing | Imperial College Fact Sheet 2022-23 | Courses are modular therefore, start and end dates depend on courses chosen. January - March: MSc Finance and MSc Management electives only (very few courses to choose from). April - July: MBA and MSc Management electives only. Minimum 2 courses. Note: It will take a minimum of 3 months to receive transcripts. | Log into 'My Schulich' Go to: Useful Links > Exchange Resources |
Why Participate in a Short Term Exchange?
Students who are not able to spend a full term abroad can still receive many of the same benefits as a full term exchange but in a shorter amount of time such as experiencing a new culture, taking courses with a unique focus and expanding their global network.
Depending on the partner school, students will spend anywhere between two weeks to two months on exchange and register in the equivalent of 3-6 Schulich credits.

“I loved this program, CBS, Copenhagen, and Denmark as a whole an extraordinary amount. The six weeks I spent at CBS were transformational for me. The friends I made, the people I met in class, the professors I had, and the glorious Danish sunshine we experienced made for a summer I will never forget. I would highly recommend this program to anyone and hope that you will have as great of a time as I did!”
Program Details
Eligibility
View details Hide detailsAny student enrolled in the MBA program may apply to study abroad on a part-time (3-7.5 SSB credits) basis.
To be eligible for a short term exchange abroad, students must:
- Complete all 5000-level required courses prior to departure and a minimum of 24 credits at Schulich. Students with advanced standing should consult the MBA Program Handbook for eligibility requirements.
- Attain a cumulative grade point average (GPA) of at least 5 (B) on those 24 credits.
- Complete the application process and be offered a space at one of our partner schools.
Access More Information
View details Hide detailsStudents wishing to apply for a short exchange term abroad during the Summer 2023 or Fall 2023 terms, should attend an Exchange Information Webinar Session. Please refer to the Grad Blog in late January for upcoming dates and times.
Application Process
View details Hide detailsStep 1
Complete the online application form and upload the following documents with your application*:
- Your answer to the Graduate Exchange Application Question
- A Proposed Study Plan form for each school listed on your application listing the courses you wish to take on exchange
- Resume
*Please note: paper applications will not be accepted.
The application deadline to apply for a short exchange abroad is:
March 10, 2023, 4:00pm.
Step 2
All eligible candidates will meet with the Exchange Selection Committee for a 20-minute interview.
Students are matched to a partner school based on their response to the application question and their interview. The Exchange Selection Committee is looking for the student’s rationale for the school, in combination with their professionalism and ability to be an ambassador for Schulich.
Step 3
The selections will be announced shortly after.
Next Steps
View details Hide detailsConfirmation Process
Students will be sent an email informing them as to the school they have been matched. They will be given approximately two weeks to confirm their acceptance of the offer.
Partner School Nominations
Once confirmed, the Graduate International Program Coordinator will nominate student(s) to the partner school at which time, the exchange school will contact the student to begin setting up the exchange. The student will be required to submit the requested documentation to the exchange school.
Pre-Departure Preparation
View details Hide detailsPrior to Departure
Please complete the following steps:
- Attend a mandatory Pre-Departure Session (dates will be emailed to you).
- Apply for required travel documents:
- It is your responsibility to research and apply for the correct travel document/visa to enter your destination country as an exchange student. Your host school will likely have additional information on what is required. Do NOT delay in applying for your visa, as processing times may be lengthy. If you are not able to obtain your visa in time, you may need to withdraw from in-person exchange.
- Make travel arrangements:
- It is your responsibility to fully understand the requirements to enter your host country and to make appropriate travel arrangements. We strongly encourage students to also purchase trip cancellation insurance, in case you are unable to travel (due to visa delays, unexpected border closures, etc).
- Obtain comprehensive travel health insurance.
- Submit an Enrolment Status Change Form prior to registering for the exchange term if changing your status to/from full-time or part-time enrolment.
- Email the following information to the International Program Coordinator for approval prior to departure:
- A copy of the Final Study Plan Form (as a Word Document)
- One copy of each courses’ syllabus/outline
- Course offering information provided by the school
- Register in the appropriate number of EXCH 6900-level courses through Passport York.
- Submit the online Emergency Contact Form, Risk & Responsibility Waiver Form and Schulich Travel Registry
It is recommended that students check-in with the International Program Coordinator prior to their departure.
While Abroad
View details Hide detailsConfirm your Final Study Plan with the International Program Coordinator:
- Send an email confirming that this study plan has not changed or
- Update the study plan with the changes and email it with the course descriptions to exchange@schulich.yorku.ca.
- Update your EXCH course enrolment through Passport York if your credits on exchange have changed.
If course code enrollment listed on your study plan form and York enrollment do not match:
- You can risk not getting credit for the courses you completed on exchange if you have not registered in the corresponding number of credits on Passport York
- If you register in too many exchange credits on Passport York and not enough on exchange, you may receive F grades for not fulfilling the credits on Passport York.
Post Exchange
View details Hide detailsStudents are required to submit an Exchange Report & Testimonial.
Exchange grades (recorded as a pass or fail on the Schulich/York transcript) will be posted once the following are received:
- Exchange report
- Exchange testimonial
- Official exchange transcript
To apply for a Schulich Exchange (travel) Bursary, email finaid@schulich.yorku.ca for the bursary application and information.
Meet the Team
View details Hide detailsFor any additional questions or concerns, feel free to contact a member of the International Relations Team