Students will be granted a maximum of 16 credits per semester for their work. As in all foreign study, however, courses require advance approval from respective departments at Richmond. Students on the exchange are integrated with German students. The residence halls provide the basic amenities and are comparable to the U.S. standard. As is common for most European institutions, single rooms with a sink are the norm.
Double rooms are rare.
A shared kitchen and bathroom is located on each floor in the university dormitory. Completed applications should be submitted to the Office of International Education. The German section of the MLL department evaluates German proficiency. Applicants should have the equivalency of six semesters of college-level German at the 300 level. Applicants with less German language should consult with either Tom Bonfiglio or Kathrin Bower in the Department of Modern Foreign Languages and Literature.