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Go Global! The autumn application round for exchange studies in Latin America in 2026-27 is 27 October - 16 November 2025

Published on 24.10.2025
Tampere University
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Dreaming of exchange studies in Mexico, Argentina, Chile or Brazil? Now is your chance! Apply for an exchange in Latin America during the autumn application period.

Why study in Latin America?

Latin America captivates with its rich culture, diverse nature, and delicious food. Studying there as an exchange student offers a unique opportunity to learn Spanish or Portuguese—languages spoken widely around the world. You’ll experience a warm, community-oriented lifestyle, vibrant arts and music, and gain valuable intercultural skills. Exchange studies in Latin America help you grow both personally and professionally, preparing you for global opportunities.

Where can I apply?

The main application period for student exchange to destinationas outside Europe  for  the academic year 2026-2027 is 27 October - 16 November 2025.  You can apply:

  • Bilateral exchange destinations in Latin America
  • Bilateral exchange destinations in Asia
  • Bilateral exchange destinations in North America
  • ISEP exchange programme (North America and more)
  • Bilateral destination in Africa and Australia

You can apply to up to five destinations and/or programmes during the autumn application period.

Where can I find more information about exchange destinations?

Attend Q&A sessions or come talk to us

Read more on the Application instructions for student exchange page or come chat with us at the International Mobility Services drop-in hours in Hervanta or the city centre campus.

How do I apply for student exchange?

Click into the Internationalisation during studies section of the Student's Guide, where you’ll find detailed information about the application process, exchange funding, related costs, and available destinations. Please note that the Autumn application round is only for exchange destinations outside Europe

Do you have questions? Read the Student's Guide, attend the Q&A sessions or contact us