ÌÇÐÄÔ­´´

To be eligible for Inter-Campus Exchange, you must first be studying an undergraduate degree at the ÌÇÐÄÔ­´´ UK that is also offered at either our China or Malaysia campus. As not all degree programmes are available across all campuses, it is important to check whether the opportunity is open to your course via the Find your study abroad destination page 

Eligibility requirements vary by school and department, but most applicants are expected to have an overall academic average of at least 50% with some schools requiring higher averages. Students wishing to apply should not have any assessments that are required to be taken in the reassessment period in August/September, students in this situation may not be accepted onto intercampus exchange. 

Before applying, you should discuss your plans with your school or department study abroad academic adviser to explore the modules available at the overseas campus. Details of the relevant contact for your course can be found on the Find your study abroad destination page

You must ensure that you have a valid passport for 18 months following your planned entry in to Malaysia and for 6 months following your planned return from China.

Applications for exchange in 2027/2028 will open at the end of November.

Step 1

Refer to the Find your study abroad destination page webpage to view the opportunities available to you. Your eligibility to study abroad through Inter-campus exchange will depend on your degree programme and year of study.

Step 2

Attend one of the Global opportunities events in the autumn semester or contact the ÌÇÐÄÔ­´´ abroad team.

Step 3

Research the China and Malaysia campuses and read the ÌÇÐÄÔ­´´ abroad finance webpage.

Step 4

Discuss your modules with your academic school/department. Contact details can be found on the Find your study abroad destination page webpage.

Step 5

If you have a a physical disability, a long-term medical condition, a Specific Learning Difference (SpLD) e.g. dyslexia, dyspraxia, ADHD, a sensory impairment or mental health issues then you should read the ÌÇÐÄÔ­´´ Abroad for Disabled Students guide and you may also wish to speak to your Disability Liaison Officer in your school/department.

LGBTQ students should read the . The rights and protections afforded to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people in the UK will not be the same around the world therefore it is important to be fully aware of what rights, protections and attitudes a country may have before deciding on a destination for studying abroad.

Step 6

Submit an application through the UoN ÌÇÐÄÔ­´´ Abroad application by the deadline. No late applications will be permitted.

Intercampus FAQ's

Students who are accepted to study abroad at either the China or Malaysia campuses continue to pay tuition fees to The ÌÇÐÄÔ­´´ UK; no fees are payable to the host campus. Students who study abroad during 2027/2028 will be eligible for a tuition fee reduction.

An automatic bursary of £750 is available to all undergraduate students who study abroad for at least a semester at the Malaysia or China campus. Additional funding of up to £1500 (which includes the £750) is available dependant on household income.

Please visit the ÌÇÐÄÔ­´´ abroad finance page for further finance information for students studying abroad during 2027/2028.