Recommended Full Academic Load at Exchange Universities for Full UWA Credit (As at June 2012)

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1 Recommended Full Academic Load at Exchange Universities for Full UWA Credit (As at June 2012) This following table is a guide for Faculty course advisers and students about the points or credits required to achieve the equivalent of a standard full load at the UWA per. It is based on historical approvals and is continually updated so should not be used as a predictor of future credit arrangements. Inconsistencies should be brought to the attention of the Study Abroad Office. This information is primarily for Undergraduate students. Loads may vary for Postgraduate students. While on exchange you must retain a full time enrolment status at UWA (no less than 24 points per ) and register for a standard full-time academic load at your host university. Your enrolment at your host university must be in units which count for at least 24 UWA credit points (per ), unless otherwise approved. Do not assume that 4 units at your host university is equivalent to 4 UWA units. Any variation to this requires approval from your Faculty before going on exchange. The relevant UWA Faculty will make the final decision on the equivalent full load acceptable at your host university. Please note that the host universities use different terminology to that used at UWA. Units may be called the following: Courses, Modules, Subjects, Papers. Points may be called the following: Units, Credits, Credit Hours, ECTS (European Credit Transfer System). Austria Unit Value Full Load Requirements Per Semester Vienna, of Each course is worth 2, 3, 4 or 6 ECTS points Law - All other Faculties 30 ECTS Vienna of Each course is normally worth 4 or 6 ECTS points. Economics & Business Administration Canada Alberta, of British Columbia, Courses are normally worth 3 credits of Calgary, of Courses are normally worth 3 credits Laval Courses are normally worth 3 credits McGill Courses are worth 3 or 4 credits Engineering -18 credits Law 12 credits McMaster 5 courses per depending on credit value of each. Montreal, of Courses are normally worth 3 credits. Ottawa, of Each course is normally worth 3 credits. Queen s Each course is worth 3-4 credits (Education and Engineering and Applied Sciences unit value may vary.) Arts & Science - Education - 15 credits Engineering & Applied Science - 5 courses Law - Commerce - 5 courses Simon Fraser Each course is worth 3, 4 or 5 credits Toronto, of Each course is worth 0.5 credits 5 courses (2.5 credits) Waterloo, of 5 courses (2.5 units) is considered a full course load, 3 courses 2.5 units is the minimum Each course is normally worth 0.5 units (points) Chile Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile China Courses are worth 5 or 10 credits. 40 credits

2 Nanjing Please contact study Abroad Office Shanghai Jiao Tong Please contact study Abroad Office Tsinghua 20 credits or Intensive Chinese Language Program 20 credits Zhejiang Intensive Chinese Language Program: Includes Chinese Course, Reading Comprehension, Speaking and Listening. (Students are placed into the appropriate language course after an interview upon arrival.) 4 units 19 credits (nonlanguage students) Denmark Aarhus Each unit is normally worth 10 ECTS points. Copenhagen Business School Each unit is normally worth 7.5 ECTS points. Copenhagen, of Each unit is normally worth 10 or 15 ECTS points. France Charles de Gaulle (Lille III) EPSCI-ESSEC BBA Business School Students to study 4 courses, including one course 'French for foreigners'. Each course is normally worth 3 to 10 ECTS points. Minimum 18 ECTS ESC Dijon Bourgogne Each course is normally worth 4, 5 or 9 ECTS points. Grenoble Institute of Courses can vary from 2 to 8 ECTS points each. points Political Studies (IEPG) French as a foreign language class (8 ECTS) is required for exchange students Limoges, of 1 credit = 0.8 of a UWA point 30 credits is FT 30 credits Louis Pasteur (Strasbourg I) Paul Cézanne Each course is normally worth 3 to 6 ECTS points. Each course is normally worth 3 or 6 ECTS points. 5 to 7 courses per. Sciences Po Each course is normally worth 4, 5 or 9 ECTS points. Sorbonne Nouvelle (Paris III) Germany Albert-Ludwigs, Freiburg Eberhard-Karls, Tubingen Free Berlin Koblenz-Landau RWTH Aachen Stuttgart - 6 Week Program Each course is normally worth 3 to 10 ECTS points. Each course is worth 3, 4 or 6 ECTS. 4 to 6 courses depending on course point/credit value 4 to 5 courses depending on course point/credit value. * Most courses are awarded 6 ECTS (European Credit Transfer System) points and meet once a week for two hours. 4 to 5 Courses 4 courses 13.5 ECTS per German winter 2 courses = 12 points for UWA summer Hong Kong Hong Kong Polytechnic Each course is worth 3 points. Hong Kong, of Each course is normally worth 6 points 30 points Ireland College Dublin Each course is normally worth 6 ECTS Italy Bocconi Each course is worth 6 points Bologna, of If doing Italian language course (worth 5 ECTS points) you will only need to study an additional 15 ECTS points for full load. If not, you will need to enrol in points. (based on the Italian language course being worth 12 UWA points). for all

3 other courses Politecnic of Milan Milan, of Catholic of the Sacred Heart For 1 st 15 ECTS points plus the Intensive and Semester Italian Course. 2 nd Semester points. Each course is worth 5, 6 or 8 ECTS points. Japan Himeji Dokkyo Students take a placement test upon arrival. Japanese Language Programme Kansai Gaidai Students take a placement test upon arrival. 4 units 4 courses Kobe Science: most courses are 2 credits. Arts language students: Japanese language course (18 UWA points) plus 1 crosscultural course taught in English (6 UWA points) All other students: 15 credits per Oita 8 courses Ritsumeikan Each course is normally worth 2 points 18 credits Sophia Korea Seoul National Malaysia 12 points per Language course: 8 points (Students take a placement test upon arrival.) Non-language courses: 4 points Non-language courses normally worth 3-4 credits or Korean language course plus 1 cross-cultural course (minimum 3 credit points) 12 points (language + non-language course) Science Malaysia 20 credits 5 units Netherlands Vrije Each course is normally worth 6 ECTS points. College Each course is normally worth 5 ECTS points. Maastricht and Maastricht Utrecht and Utrecht School of Economics New Zealand Otago, of Approximately 4 papers 60 points Norway Bergen College Bergen, of Norwegian School of Economics and Business Administration (NHH) Norwegian of Life Sciences (UMB) Norwegian of Science & Technology (NTNU) Each course is worth 5-15 ECTS points Most courses are worth 7.5 ECTS points

4 Oslo, of Stavanger, of Singapore Nanyang Technological National of Singapore Singapore Management Spain Most courses are worth 4 or 5 AUs 4-6 modules depending on course point/credit value Most modules have 4 modular credits Each course is worth 0.5 or 1.0 credit 20 AUs (Academic Units) 20 Modular Credits (16 for Law students) 4 Credit points per Comillas Pontifical Sweden Lund Most courses are worth 7.5 or 15 ECTS credits Mälardalens Most courses are worth 7.5 or 15 ECTS credits Stockholm Courses are worth 7.5, 15 or points Uppsala Courses are worth 7.5, 15 or points Switzerland St. Gallen, of 1 ECTS = 30 course working hours United Kingdom Bristol, of Cardiff Each course is normally worth 10 or 20 points 4-5 courses per 2 Bristol credit points = 1 ECTS credit points Glasgow, of Most courses are worth 10, 20 or 30 points International Study Centre, Herstmonceux Castle Leeds, of Leicester, of Semester programs - Each course is worth 0.5 credits and the normal load is 4-5 courses per term. Short-term programs eg Law Spring Program. The program requires enrolment in 3 courses of 3 points each. (The 3 courses in the Law Spring program are equivalent to 12 UWA points. Most courses are worth 10, 20, 30 points 2 Leicester credit points = 1 ECTS credit points 2 credits (full programs) 3 courses (short term programs) Loughborough, of Nottingham, of Courses are worth 10 or 20 credits Queen Mary, of London Royal Holloway of London Sheffield, of College London USA Modules are usually worth Courses are allocated a value of 0.5 CU, (half unit) although some are given a CU value of 1.0 (whole unit). O.5 CU = 7.5 ECTS / 1 CU = 15 ECTS Most courses are worth 10, 20, 30 points 2-6 modules per Courses are allocated a value of 0.5 CU, (half unit) although some are given a CU value of 1.0 (whole unit). O.5 CU = 7.5 ECTS / 1 CU = 15 ECTS / 2 CU / 2 CU Arizona, of Courses are normally worth 3 or 4 credit hours Bellarmine Courses are normally worth 3 or 4 credit hours Boston College Course normally worth 3 or 4 credits California, of Berkeley (UCB) Courses are normally worth 3 or 4 units Note: a unit at UCB is a credit/point 15 units per

5 California, of all other campuses (UCD, UCI, UCLA UCR, UCSB, UCSD, UCSC) Courses are normally worth 3, 4 or 5 units Note: a unit at California is a credit/point (13 for Architecture and Landscape Architecture) 26 units over two UC quarters = units over three UC quarters (excluding Summer) = credit hours Illinois at Urbana- Courses are normally worth 3 or 4 credit hours Champaign, of Indiana Courses are normally worth 3 or 4 credits 15 credit hours Iowa State Courses are normally worth 3 or 4 credit hours (undergraduates) 12 credits (graduates) Michigan, of Courses are normally worth 3 or 4 credit hours 15 credit hours Montana State Courses are normally worth 3 or 4 credit hours 15 credit hours New Mexico, of Courses are normally worth 3 or 4 credit hours 15 credit hours (undergraduate) 9 credit hours (graduate) North Carolina State Courses are normally worth 3 or 4 credit hours 16 credit hours 12 for architecture 9 for Graduate Business Penn State Courses are normally worth 3 or 4 credit hours hours Purdue Courses are normally worth 3 or 4 credit hours hours Pennsylvania, of Each course is normally worth 1 credit unit 4 CU Texas at Austin, Courses range from 2 to 5 credit hours 15 credit hours of Vermont, of Courses are normally worth 3 or 4 credit hours 15 credit hours Washington, of Courses range from 2 to 5 credit hours 26 credit hours over 2 quarters = credit hours over three UW quarters (excluding Summer) = 48 Willamette Courses range from 1 to 0.5 credit hours 4 credits