Study abroad with TASSEP
The Trans-Atlantic Science Student Exchange Program is a consortium of member universities from the European Union, Canada and the United States. For a year or a semester, it allows students from European universities to study in North American universities, and students from North American universities to study in European universities.
Academic advisors of science faculties work in close cooperation with their study abroad offices. TASSEP ensures that students are properly guided and advised about courses selection and eases the problems of receiving credit for courses taken abroad. The goal is to let students take most of their Bachelor or Master level courses abroad with respect of their study schedules from their home university.
As an exchange program, TASSEP provides the most affordable means for students to study abroad. Students simply pay tuition in their home institution and can join the foreign university with no additional costs. They are enrolled in the host institution with a student card and all the advantages linked to its possession. Transatlantic transportation and all living and accommodation costs are borne by the students, however the host institution provides all the contacts to find student accomodation. |
TASSEP leaders
European Consortium Anne-Lise Poquet, Sorbonne Université, Paris, France
Canadian Consortium Garry Hanan, Université de Montréal
Valeria Kleiman and Tammy Davidson, University of Florida
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Special thanks to former TASSEP leaders:
Lynn Neddo and Joshua Beaver, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Marcey Waters and Tom Baer, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Canada
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