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Approved Unaffiliated Programs (AUPs) 2022-2023 Terms Abroad Approved Unaffiliated Programs (AUPs) are pre-approved for transfer of credit back to the University of Denver. DU students must successfully complete the DU Study Abroad nomination process by indicated deadlines in order to receive approval to participate on an AUP. AUPs are approved based on the accredited institution issuing the transcript for student coursework abroad. In the case of some foreign institutions listed below, it may be possible for a student to enroll in the institution via a U.S. program provider (IES, CIEE, CEA, g-MEO, IGE, USAC, etc.); in doing so, it is the student's responsibility to verify that the program provider selected offers a transcript from the institution indicated below, otherwise DU may deny transfer of credit for the program. In the case of U.S. institutions that conduct their own programs abroad or serve as a school of record, transcripts from these institutions are approved ONLY for the study abroad program(s) indicated. Transcripts from these institutions for study abroad programs other than those indicated on the AUP list are not approved for transfer credit. Because of the fluid nature of health and safety abroad, all approved programs below may be reviewed by Risk Management after application and may not be approved based upon the security/health situation of the country or region. Study Abroad Program Transcript Institution Country Summer Only: Critical Language Scholarship Bryn Mawr College (SoR*) various School for Field Studies University of Minnesota (SoR*) various* Sea Semester (Non DUPPs) Boston University (SoR*) various/ maritime* Where There Be Dragons (Study Abroad Programs Only) Naropa University (SoR*) various* SIT (Non DUPPs) School for International Training various* Wildlands Studies Programs Western Washington University (SoR*) various* Bond University Bond University Australia University of Sydney University of Sydney Australia University of Melbourne University of Melbourne Australia University of Queensland University of Queensland Australia IES: Vienna University of Vienna OR University of Rochester (SoR*) Austria* CIEE Tropical Marine Ecology Spelman College (SoR*) Bonaire* American University in Bulgaria American University in Bulgaria Bulgaria* IFSA Butler Santiago Universities Program Butler University Chile* Middlebury Schools Abroad, Kunming Middlebury College China* Summer Only: TFAS: Asia Institute for Political Economy George Mason University China* Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University China Anglo-American University Anglo American University Czech Republic Summer Only: TFAS: American Institute on Political and Economic Systems Charles University Czech Republic DIS - Copenhagen University of Minnesota (SoR*) Denmark* United Arab American University in Dubai American University in Dubai Emirates* University of Lapland University of Lapland Finland University of Helsinki University of Helsinki Finland American University of Paris American University of Paris France* La Sorbonne Université de Paris IV - Cours de Civilisation Française de la Sorbonne France Syracuse University Strasbourg Syracuse University France* University of Freiburg University of Freiburg / University of Rochester (SOR*) Germany USAC: Leuphana University Lüneburg University of Idaho (SOR*) / Leuphana Lüneburg University (SoR*) Germany* Summer Only: Munich International Summer University Ludwig-Maximilians University of Munich Germany Marburg University Intl Univ Study Program (IUSP) Philipps-Universität Marburg Germany IES: Berlin – Business, Sustainability & Innovation University of Rochester (SoR*) Germany* American College of Thessaloniki (ACT) American College of Thessaloniki Greece CIS: Hellenic American University Hellenic American University (HAU) Greece McDaniel College Budapest McDaniel College Hungary Reykjavik University Reykjavik University Iceland Alliance for Global Education: Contemporary India / Global and Public Health Butler University India* University College Cork University College Cork Ireland Hebrew University Hebrew University Israel Arava Institute Ben Gurion University Israel Florence University of the Arts University of South Florida (SoR*) Italy* Apicius International School of Hospitality University of South Florida (SoR*) Italy* American University of Rome American University of Rome Italy* Santa Reparata School of Arts Maryville University (SoR*) Italy Syracuse University Florence Syracuse University Italy* Temple University Japan Temple University Japan* *SOR- denotes that the approved transcript comes from a U.S. School of Record. The SoR is only approved for program(s) indicated on this list. Approved Unaffiliated Programs (AUPs) 2022-2023 Terms Abroad Tokyo University Tokyo University Japan Meiji Gakuin University Meiji Gakuin University Japan USAC: Nagasaki University of Foreign Studies Nagasaki University of Foreign Studies Japan Al-Mashriq Center for Arabic Instruction Applied Sciences University Jordan CET: Jordan University of Jordan or University of Minnesota (SoR*) Jordan Jordan, Morocco, Amid East- Jordan, Oman, Morocco Northeastern University Oman Summer Only: RIT Kosovo Rochester Institute of Technology Kosovo* USAC: The Hague The Hague University of Applied Sciences Netherlands Utrecht University Utrecht University Netherlands University of Canterbury University of Canterbury New Zealand Victoria University of Wellington Victoria University of Wellington New Zealand American College of Norway University of North Dakota (SoR)* Norway* Bjorknes University College: Peace & Conflict Studies Bjorknes University College Norway University Institute of Lisbon (ISCTE) OR New University of Lisbon University Institute of Lisbon (ISCTE) (NOVA) Portugal AIFS Abroad--Russia St. Petersburg State Polytechnic University Russia Summer Only: The Dakar Insitute The Dakar Institute Senegal National University of Singapore National University of Singapore Singapore University of Western Cape University of Western Cape South Africa Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB) Autonomous University of Barcelona Spain University of Granada University of Granada Spain UVA Valencia University of Virginia Spain* DIS - Stockholm University of Minnesota (SoR*) Sweden* USAC: Chiang Mai University University of Idaho (SOR*) Thailand* King's College London King's College London United Kingdom London School of Economics London School of Economics United Kingdom Blackfriars College, University of Oxford University of Oxford United Kingdom CAPA London University of Minnesota (SoR*) United Kingdom* University College London University College London United Kingdom Goldsmiths, University of London Goldsmiths, University of London United Kingdom University of Warwick University of Warwick United Kingdom API: Leeds University of Leeds United Kingdom Glasgow School of Art Glasgow School of Art United Kingdom Updated 9.17.21 *SOR- denotes that the approved transcript comes from a U.S. School of Record. The SoR is only approved for program(s) indicated on this list. .
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