DEF: * Articulation is a process that allows students to move from a current or completed higher education qualification to an ICMS programme in accordance with the appropriate articulation agreement. As part of their commitment to innovation, which was approved and signed on 8 July 2013 by the Würzburg-Schweinfurt University of Applied Sciences (FHWS) and the Bavarian Ministry of Education, Science and the Arts in order to ensure and improve the quality and performance of universities in Bavaria, the President of the FHWS, Professor Robert Grebner, and the Bavarian Minister of Education, Dr. Ludwig Spaenle signed on the 19th. March 2014, another goal agreement, which is in effect until 2018.In 2012, FHWS set itself the goal of creating a new vision statement, defining additional elements that distinguish FHWS from other universities, and setting goals for our improvement and development. We are committed to achieving our new goals, which set the benchmark against which the university`s performance can be measured. FhWS` vision means ”networking.” We strive to build and maintain a strong network of contacts that allow students to share information and experiences with other students, as well as connect with professional contacts at home and abroad. To advance our vision, we decided to focus on internationalization and engage in research with technology transfer. Our innovative approach to achieving these goals will be our most important differentiating factor among Bavarian universities and will make Bavaria more attractive to students from all over the world. In order to help FHWS achieve our goals, the Bavarian State Government provides funds of €281,400 per year over a period of 5 years. According to a forecast by the Standing Committee of Federal Ministers of Education in 2012, the number of first-year students is expected to increase further in the coming years. For this reason, the target agreement also contains commitments from the federal government and the FHWS to increase registration capacity.

Specifically, the Bavarian state government is providing a total of €45 million in funding until 2018 to ensure that FHWS can provide sufficient registration capacity. Additional funding will be made available to expand fhWS classrooms to reflect the expected increase in student numbers. In return, FHWS agreed to admit 1,895 first-year students in 2014. Starting in 2015, we will welcome a similar number of first-year students each year, in line with our increased enrollment capacity. The agreement contains the following additional objectives, which we are committed to achieving: Dipl Internship Coordinator. Betriebswirt Alex KimmelMünzstraße 1297070 WürzburgTelephone +49 931 3511-8378E-Mail alex.kimmel[at]fhws.de PraktIS (Internship Information System) Career forum with internships in progressStudies with intensified Practiceelearning.fhws.de/course/view.php?id=1022Internship abroadInternational awards/fellowships IcSM joint agreements submit a formal agreement between an external partner institution and ICMS. Students who wish to speak a course at CIHM from a particular program at a recognized partner institution may receive credits for identified topics or a group of topics at the beginning of a particular ICMS program. Preparation of the apprenticeship contract: After acceptance by the partner university, you must prepare the apprenticeship contract. To do this, do your research on the homepage of your partner university and group the courses you want to attend. Let yourself be guided by a number of 30 credit points (CP).

Then fill out the Apprenticeship Contract form. Then, log in to the MoveOn portal. This is a prerequisite following the application process. Please inquire about your host university when preparing for your stay abroad. You are required to independently inform yourself about study programmes, language requirements (compulsory level, language certificates) and accommodation options. Use the website of the host university or the information for exchange students of the International Bureau. The purpose of an apprenticeship contract is simply to determine whether credit points can be transferred or not. The actual transfer of credits is a separate process that you must start yourself after you return to FHWS. Further information can be found in the Credit Transfer section of our homepage. In problematic cases, e.B a short-term cancellation of the internship, the internship coordinator of the faculty is at your side.

Deadlines: Extended application deadlines apply to students in the Faculty of Applied Social Sciences. Therefore, the internal request of the faculty must be received no later than the following dates: Students will be informed of the result of their application within 10 working days. Before the start of the internship, an application for recognition of the internship must be submitted via PraktIS. In exceptional cases, the application may also be submitted in writing to the Internship Office. University Service Studies (HSST). . . . .

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