Interested in exchange studies in Latin America? Autumn application round for exchange studies in 2027–28 is open from 26 October to 16 November 2026
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?
During the main application period for student exchange destinations outside Europe for the academic year 2027–2028, you can apply to:
- Bilateral exchange destinations in Asia
- Bilateral exchange destinations in Latin America
- Bilateral exchange destinations in North America
- ISEP exchange programme (North America and more)
- Bilateral destinations in Africa and Australia
You can apply to up to five destinations and/or programmes during the autumn application period.
Where can I find application instructions and more information about the exchange destinations?
- Learn more about the application process, exchange destinations, and funding opportunities for student exchange in the Student’s Guide
- Learn more about the exchange destinations in the Mobility-Online portal
- Read about other students’ exchange experiences on our Instagram account @taugoesglobal and students' exchange reports
- Please note that if you are studying in an English-taught degree programme, you must obtain approval for your exchange application from your education specialist and attach the approval to your application.
Questions? Join our Q&A session or come and meet us on campus!
Once you have reviewed the exchange study information in the Student’s Guide but would still like more information or have questions, join our online Q&A drop-in session (in English on Thu 5 Nov at 10:00–10:45) or visit the International Mobility Services drop-in hours on campus.
You can also contact the International Mobility Services.
