1) Exchange programme

It means that your home university has signed a convention with the UHA expecting the exchange of students. You are considered as an exchange student.

In this case, you have to register and pay the registration fees to your home university. The international office of your home university has to notify the international office of UHA, in order that it may then send you the documents you need to supply along with your application form.
First you will fill in a learning agreement with ECTS which will enable you to have equivalence with the course units of your university. If you pass every subject, you will be considered for the award of the diploma from your home university.
You register with the UHA but you will not have to pay any registration fees, except those already paid to your home university (except in special circumstances mentioned in special conventions).

For further information about UHA education and training programmes catalogue : http://www.uha.fr/formations/trouver-une-formation/formations/trouver-une-formation/moteur_de_recherche_des_formations

ERASMUS
First, you should contact the international office of your home University. They will then notify UHA accordingly.Then, you will be sent all the documents needed for your registration and for the arrangement of accommodation.
An ‘Erasmus Buddy’ will be in charge of your welcome and assist you throughout.

OTHER EXCHANGE PROGRAMMES
The UHA has many other agreements with universities all over the world.If you are a student of one of these universities and you want to study at the UHA, we invite you to contact your home university who will notify UHA accordingly.

CREPUQ
or Rectors and Principals Confederation of Quebec Universities. This confederation enables the partner universities to send their students to Quebec and also to receive students from Quebec.
For further information: http://echanges-etudiants.crepuq.qc.ca/Accueil.php3?id_article=202

2) Mobility programme
There are some specific mobility programmes. The recruitment process, registration, etc, are different, they are not ‘classical’ exchange agreements, e.g.:  
ERASMUS MUNDUS
n + i
http://www.nplusi.com/public/france-site/fr/bienvenue.2-0-0.html


3) Residency permits/visas:
Non EU citizen students: RESIDENCY PERMITS and VISAS.
Please note : there are new procedures for new incomers (except for Algerian citizens who will have to submit a residency permit request).
Since June 1st 2009, you don’t have to first submit a residency permit file request. You will be given a long stay visa.
However, you will have to follow a procedure within the first three months after your arrival in France, depending on what you were told at the consulate.
Further information available at :
http://www.ofii.fr/visa_long_sejour_titre_de_sejour_193/visa_de_long_sejour_dispensant_de_la_demande_de_titre_de_sejour_915.html

4) Grants
Grants may be available in certain cases, please check the following websites :
http://www.campusfrance.org/fria/bourse/index.html#app=2644&2ab9-si=0
http://www.egide.asso.fr/jahia/Jahia/lang/en/accueil/appels
http://www.auf.org/langues/en/the-auf-in-brief/accueil.html
http://www.fulbright-france.org/gene/main.php?sizeup_=&sizeup2009=&referer2=&poste=&uni=2

- Accommodation :

The CLOUS (Centre Local des OEuvres Universitaires et Scolaires) manages bedrooms and studio apartments in the student halls.

If you like, you can ask for accommodation in the student halls. You will find information in the application form which will be sent to you by the international office.

- University restaurants at Mulhouse and Colmar

- Library :

- Culture :

- Sport :

- Health :

For further details and other websites concerning student life at UHA :