Pre-Approved Agreement and Additional Documents
Pre-approved Agreements
International agreements or memoranda of understanding (MOUs) between UF and universities outside the United States may take many forms. Two common types of agreements are Cooperative Agreements (a general agreement by which the two institutions agree to seek avenues for collaboration) and Reciprocal Student Exchange Agreements (a specific agreement detailing the terms of student exchanges). Templates for both of these agreements have been approved by the UF General Counsel's office and are available as downloadable documents on this page. Agreements should be submitted to the UFIC Executive Director for review. If no changes have been made to the wording, the agreement may be signed by the Dean of UFIC without further review. If changes are made to the wording, the agreement may – if necessary – be sent to General Counsel for approval before being signed by the Dean of UFIC. Please consult with the UFIC Executive Director for any questions regarding these templates or other agreements.
Cooperative AgreementCooperative Agreement Template (English) Agreements should be submitted to UFIC for review prior to being signed by either institution. |
Reciprocal Student Exchange Agreement PDF/ English Word Agreements should be submitted to UFIC for review prior to being signed by either institution. |
Additional Documents
- Attachment A (Contact Information) PDF / Word
Use this form to submit contact information for the UF department and international institution involved in a cooperative agreement. - Letter of Approval
Use this suggested wording for the letter requesting departmental and college approval of a proposed international agreement.
For the Letter of Approval for Cooperative Agreements, click here
For the Letter of Approval for Reciprocal Agreements, click here - Certificate of Translation PDF
For agreements that are translated into another language, an individual fluent in both languages must sign and have notarized this affidavit stating that the meaning has been preserved in translation.