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INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS

International Programs ipo.asu.edu William G. Davey, Ph.D., Director

PURPOSE mally, participation in an exchange program is dependent on is an internationally recognized prior attainment of an adequate level of language compe- research and doctoral granting institution. The International tence to be able to function in classes in the host country. Programs Office (IPO) is responsible for developing and In several instances, students may have the opportunity to implementing a wide variety of international policies and obtain advanced-level intensive language instruction for activities. As part of the Office of the Executive Vice Presi- approximately one month in the host country before the dent and Provost, IPO administers university study pro- start of the academic term. grams abroad, visiting scholar programs at ASU, and proto- Diverse program locations for students proficient in the col for international visitors. In cooperation with academic host language include , Ecuador, France, Germany, and administrative units, IPO develops the international pol- Italy, Mexico and more. Students desiring exchange pro- icies for ASU, represents the international interests of the grams with English as the language of instruction may con- university to the community at large, administers scholar- sider programs in not only Australia, England, New ships for studying abroad, supports faculty exchanges, and Zealand, and Scotland, but also Austria, Netherlands, Scan- facilitates joint international research and training projects. dinavia, and Thailand. IPO also offers special exchanges in IPO also represents the university’s international interests to Japan, Italy, and Mexico where both English and the host professional organizations and government agencies. The language may be used. Office of Immigration Programs for International Faculty Study Abroad Programs. IPO offers a world of study and Scholars within IPO assumes responsibility for interna- abroad programs, which are distinct from exchange pro- tional visitors who come to work, study, or conduct research grams in two ways: (1) rather than pay one’s ASU tuition on the ASU campuses, and also operates one of the nation’s for the terms abroad as exchange programs require, partici- first U.S. Passport Offices located at a state university. pants simply pay a program fee to IPO that covers costs associated with that particular program, and financial aid ACADEMIC PROGRAMS may be applied to the program fee; (2) there is no reciprocal The Department of State-sponsored IIE Open Doors exchange of students (no foreign students come to ASU for report ranks ASU as one of the nation’s top twenty institu- the participants IPO sends abroad). tions in terms of student international mobility. In increas- IPO Exchange and study abroad programs are adminis- ing numbers, students have chosen ASU because of its tered in three ways: excellence in undergraduate programs and extensive inter- 1. direct programs, national study opportunities. Two types of programs—study abroad and student 2. partnership programs, and exchange—are designed to enhance the academic develop- 3. specialty programs. ment, professional preparation, and international perspec- Direct Programs. ASU offers numerous study abroad and tive of students. exchange program destinations through direct affiliation IPO offers more than 200 fall and spring semester with overseas schools and universities. IPO direct programs and year-long international programs for ASU resident can accommodate students from nearly every ASU major credit. Students on an official study abroad or exchange and suit a variety of personal preferences. program retain full-time student status and the catalog status they held at the time of their departure. See the “Semester Partnership Programs. IPO works in conjunction with and Academic Year Study Abroad and Exchange Programs” select major national program providers, such as the Ameri- table, page 510. can Institute for Foreign Study (AIFS), International Stud- ies Abroad (ISA), the Institute for Study Abroad, Butler Exchange Programs. Exchange programs are those in University (ISA, Butler), and the Council for International which ASU students may study at a foreign institution, in Education Exchange (CIEE), to expand the number of qual- return for which students from that institution have a recip- ity program choices available to ASU students. Partnership rocal opportunity to study at ASU. ASU students simply pay programs offer opportunities for ASU students to study their normal registration fees and tuition at ASU. For abroad through IPO on programs offered by these reputable exchange programs, ASU registration fees and tuition may partners while still maintaining enrollment at ASU, allow- be paid by scholarships or waivers. Financial aid may, in ing access to ASU financial aid and resulting in ASU resi- most cases, be applied to the costs of exchange programs. dent credit. Exchange programs offer students the chance to enter main- stream university life in the country of their choice. Nor-

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Specialty Programs. Specialty programs are specifically IPO assists students through every stage of planning, designed by one academic unit (ASU school, college, or preparation, participation, and return from exciting interna- department), are partly administered by that unit in coopera- tional educational experiences. International Program coor- tion with IPO, and are available to only students from that dinators are available to assist students in choosing a pro- academic area. Specialty programs are offered by the ASU gram that meets one’s academic, personal, and professional West College of Human Services (for social work), the Col- goals. lege of Education (for student teaching), the College of Information on programs can be obtained from the Inter- Law, the Department of Kinesiology, the Morrison School national Programs Office in TMPCT 198, from the IPO Web of Agribusiness and Resource Management, the School of page at ipo.asu.edu, or by phone at 480/965-5965. Architecture, and the W. P. Carey School of Business. International Programs maintains close ties with ASU’s How to Apply. Before participating in a study abroad or an area studies programs, including the Center for Asian Stud- exchange program, students must complete an IPO Eligibil- ies, the programs in Korean Studies and Southeast Asian ity Application, available on the Web at ipo.asu.edu. Eligi- Studies, the Latin American Studies Center, the Russian and ble students are then directed to attend an advising session East European Studies Consortium, and Scandinavian Stud- with IPO or the specialty program sponsoring academic ies. Many IPO programs are specifically designed for stu- unit. Applicants are guided through additional application dents in these areas. procedures that are specific to the student’s particular inter- Close relationships are maintained with a number of aca- national program. After the application process is com- demic units on campus. The Barrett Honors College cooper- pleted, students attend predeparture orientations conducted ates in the creation of special programs for the benefit of its by IPO. These presentations are designed to prepare partici- students. The Department of Languages and Literatures pants for a comfortable and rewarding international experi- assists in the staffing and management of a number of study ence. abroad programs, especially those related to language Immigration Programs for International Faculty and acquisition. The W. P. Carey School of Business and Col- Scholars. The International Faculty and Scholars Office lege of Liberal Arts and Sciences maintain advising services (Immigration/Employment Visa Services) of the IPO is and offer scholarships for their students intending to study responsible for administration of the university’s Exchange abroad. The Ira A. Fulton School of Engineering and the Visitor Program and Employment-Based Visa Programs. Corporate Leaders Program also actively place students in The responsibilities of this office also include providing study programs and internships around the world. information, guidance, and advice to the various depart- Procedures. Students interested in participating in such ments, programs, and colleges of ASU Main, ASU East, and programs should contact the International Programs Office ASU West, as well as to the university’s faculty, staff, stu- in TMPCT 198. dents, and guests on questions and issues related to the uni- versity’s J-1 Exchange Visitor and Employment-Based Visa programs and other immigration-related issues.

Semester and Academic Year Study Abroad and Exchange Programs1

Country City University/Institution Study Semesters Study Areas4 Category2 Available3

Argentina University Torcuato di Tella (business majors only) EX F, S, AY B Buenos Aires University Torcuato di Tella (Butler5) SA F, S, AY B L O Buenos Aires University Torcuato di Tella (law majors only) EX F, S, AY O Buenos Aires University of Belgrano SA F, S, AY B C E H L O Buenos Aires University of Belgrano (ISA5) SA F, S, AY B C E H L O Buenos Aires University of Buenos Aires (Butler and CIEE5) SA F, S, AY F H L Buenos Aires University of Salvador (Butler5) SA F, S, AY B E H L Buenos Aires Pontificia Catholic University (Butler and SA F, S, AY C F H L CIEE5) Buenos Aires Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences (CIEE5) SA F, S, AY C H L

1 Information is subject to change without notice. 2 Study category abbreviations: SA = study abroad, EX = exchange, Both = study abroad and exchange 3 Semesters available abbreviations: F = fall, S = spring, AY = all year 4 Study areas abbreviations: B = business, C = communication, F = fine arts, E = engineering/sciences, H = /social sciences, I = internship, L = languages, O = other 5 Acronyms used in the table: AIFS (American Institute for Foreign Study), Butler (Institute for Study Abroad, Butler University), CIEE (Council for International Education Exchange), and ISA (International Studies Abroad)

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Country City University/Institution Study Semesters Study Areas4 Category2 Available3

(Argentina) Mendoza of Cuyo (Butler5) SA F, S, AY F H L O Armenia Yeravan Yeravan State University SA F, S, AY L Australia Adelaide University of Adelaide (Butler5) SA F, S, AY B E F H L Brisbane Queensland University of Technology Both F, S, AY B C E F H O Brisbane (Butler and ISA5) SA F, S, AY B E H L Brisabane and Griffith University (Butler5) SA F, S, AY B C E F H L Gold Coast Canberra Australian National University (Butler5) SA F, S, AY B E F H L Hobart and University of Tasmania (Butler5) SA F, S, AY E F H O Launceston Lismore Southern Cross University (Butler5) SA F, S, AY B F H Melbourne La Trobe University (CIEE5) SA F, S, AY B E F H L Melbourne (Butler5) SA F, S, AY B C F H Melbourne Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology Both F, S, AY B C E F H L O Melbourne SA F, S, AY B E F H L O Melbourne University of Melbourne (Butler and CIEE5) SA F, S, AY B E F H L O Perth Edith Cowan University Both F, S, AY B C E F H O Perth Murdoch University (Butler and CIEE5) SA F, S, AY B C H Perth University of Western Australia (Butler5) SA F, S, AY E F H L Sydney Macquarie University Both F, S, AY B C E F H I L O Sydney Macquarie University (AIFS, Butler, and CIEE5) SA F, S, AY B C E F H I L O Sydney University of New South Wales (Butler5) SA F, S, AY E F H L Sydney (Butler, CIEE, and ISA5) SA F, S, AY B E F H L O Sydney University of Technology (Butler5) SA F, S, AY B H O Townsville James Cook University (Butler5) SA F, S, AY B E F H and Caims Wollongong University of Wollongong (Butler and CIEE5) SA F, S, AY E F H L Austria Salzburg University of Salzburg (AIFS5) SA F, S, AY B H I L O Belgium Brussels Vesalius College at the Vrije Universiteit SA F, S, AY C E H L Brussels (CIEE5) Brazil Salvador da Catholic University of Salvador (CIEE5) SA F, S, AY C F H L Bahia Salvador da Federal University of Bahia (CIEE5) SA F, S, AY C F L Bahia São Paulo University of São Paulo (CIEE5) SA F, S, AY B C F L Canada Québec Laval University EX F, S, AY B E F L O Saskatoon University of Saskatchewan (agricultural business EX F, S, AY O majors only) Toronto University of Guelph (agricultural business majors EX F, S, AY O only) Vancouver University of British Colombia EX F, AY B E F O

1 Information is subject to change without notice. 2 Study category abbreviations: SA = study abroad, EX = exchange, Both = study abroad and exchange 3 Semesters available abbreviations: F = fall, S = spring, AY = all year 4 Study areas abbreviations: B = business, C = communication, F = fine arts, E = engineering/sciences, H = humanities/social sciences, I = internship, L = languages, O = other 5 Acronyms used in the table: AIFS (American Institute for Foreign Study), Butler (Institute for Study Abroad, Butler University), CIEE (Council for International Education Exchange), and ISA (International Studies Abroad)

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Country City University/Institution Study Semesters Study Areas4 Category2 Available3

(Canada) Victoria University of Victoria (law majors only) EX F, S, AY O Waterloo University of Waterloo (social work majorsÐgraduate EX F, S, AY O level only) Chile Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences (CIEE5) SA F, S, AY H Santiago Pontificia University of Chile (CIEE5) SA F, S, AY H L Santiago Catholic University de Chile (Butler5) SA F, S, AY B E F H L Santiago University of Chile (Butler and CIEE5) SA F, S, AY F H L Santiago University of Santiago (CIEE5) SA F, S, AY B H L Catholic University of Valparaíso (Butler, CIEE, and SA F, S B C E F L O ISA5) Viña del Mar Adolfo Ibañez University (business majors only) EX F, S, AY B H China Beijing (CIEE5) SA F, S, AY C L Hong Kong Hong Kong Polytechnic University (business majors Both F, S, AY B only) Nanjing (CIEE5) SA F, S, AY H L Shanghai East China Normal University (CIEE5) SA F, S, AY H L Costa Rica Heredia National Autonomous University (Butler5) SA F, S, AY B H L Monteverde Monteverde (CIEE5) SA F, S E L San José Lincoln School (student teachers only) SA F, S O San José Latin American University of Science and Technology SA F, S, AY E (ISA5) San José University of Veritas (ISA5) SA F, S, AY B C F I L Cuba Havana University of Havana (Butler and CIEE5) SA F, S, AY F L O Czech Prague (AIFS and CIEE5) SA F, S, AY B H L Republic Prague University of Economics (business majors only) EX F, S, AY B Denmark Copenhagen University of Copenhagen EX F, S, AY E H L Dominican Santiago Pontificia Catholic University of the Mother and SA F, S, AY B I L Republic Teacher (CIEE5) Santo Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences— SA F, S, AY C H I Domingo Dominican Republic (CIEE5) Ecuador Quito Pontificia Catholic University of Ecuador Both F, S, AY B C E L O Egypt Cairo American University in Cairo SA F, S, AY B C E F L England Birmingham University of Birmingham (kinesiology majors only) EX S, AY O Brighton University of Brighton (student teachers only) EX S O Brighton University of Sussex (Butler5) SA F, S, AY E F H Bristol (Butler5) SA F, S, AY B E H Cambridge Cambridge University (Butler5) SA F, S, AY E H Cambridge The Institute of Economic and Political Studies SA F, S, AY B I Program (INSTEP) Canterbury University of Kent (Butler5) SA F, S, AY B F H

1 Information is subject to change without notice. 2 Study category abbreviations: SA = study abroad, EX = exchange, Both = study abroad and exchange 3 Semesters available abbreviations: F = fall, S = spring, AY = all year 4 Study areas abbreviations: B = business, C = communication, F = fine arts, E = engineering/sciences, H = humanities/social sciences, I = internship, L = languages, O = other 5 Acronyms used in the table: AIFS (American Institute for Foreign Study), Butler (Institute for Study Abroad, Butler University), CIEE (Council for International Education Exchange), and ISA (International Studies Abroad)

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Country City University/Institution Study Semesters Study Areas4 Category2 Available3

(England) Colchester University of Essex (Butler5) SA F, S, AY B E F H Coventry University of Warwick (Butler5) SA F, S, AY B E H L Hull University of Hull EX S, AY B E F L O Lancaster (Butler5) SA F, S, AY B E F H Leeds EX S, AY B C E F L O Leeds University of Leeds (Butler5) SA S, AY B C E F L O Leicester University of Leicester EX S, AY B C E F I L London American Intercontinental University SA F, S, AY B C F I O London Birbeck College (Butler5) SA F, S, AY B C F I London King’s College London (Butler5) SA F, S, AY E H O London Laban’s Centre London (Butler5) SA F, S, AY F London London School of Economics and Political Science SA AY B E L London London Universities Program (CIEE5) SA F, S B F H London Middlesex University (Butler5) SA F, S, AY B C F H London Queen Mary, University of London (Butler5) SA F, S, AY B E H London Richmond American International University (AIFS5) SA F, S, AY B C E F I London School of Oriental and African Studies (Butler5) SA F, S, AY H L London Slade School of Fine Art (Butler5) SA F, S, AY F London University College London (Butler5) SA F, S, AY E H London University of London, Goldsmiths College (CIEE5) SA F, S, AY F H L London University of London, Imperial College (CIEE5)SAAYE London University of Westminster (Butler and CIEE5) SA F, S, AY B C E H L Manchester University of Manchester EX S, AY B C E L Norwich University of East Anglia (Butler5) SA F, S, AY B E F H L Nottingham University of Nottingham (Butler5) SA F, S, AY B E H L Oxford Oxford Brookes University (Butler5) SA F, S, AY B E H Oxford Oxford University (Butler5) SA F, S, AY E H L Plymouth University of Plymouth (business majors only) EX AY B Reading University of Reading (ISA5) SA F, S, AY E F H L O York University of York (Butler5) SA F, S, AY H L France Cannes International College de Cannes (AIFS5) SA F, S, AY B F I L Grenoble University of Grenoble EX S, AY B C E F H I L O Grenoble University of Grenoble (AIFS5) SA F, S, AY C F H L Lille Catholic University of Lille EX S B C E H I L O Lille Catholic University of Lille, Intensive Language SA F L Paris Catholic University of Paris (ISA5) SA F, S, AY C F H L Paris Paris Center for Critical Studies (CIEE5) SA F, S, AY F H L Paris University of Paris IV (Sorbonne) (AIFS5) SA F, S, AY B F H L Rennes University of Haute Bretagne, Rennes II (CIEE5) SA F, S, AY H L

1 Information is subject to change without notice. 2 Study category abbreviations: SA = study abroad, EX = exchange, Both = study abroad and exchange 3 Semesters available abbreviations: F = fall, S = spring, AY = all year 4 Study areas abbreviations: B = business, C = communication, F = fine arts, E = engineering/sciences, H = humanities/social sciences, I = internship, L = languages, O = other 5 Acronyms used in the table: AIFS (American Institute for Foreign Study), Butler (Institute for Study Abroad, Butler University), CIEE (Council for International Education Exchange), and ISA (International Studies Abroad)

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Country City University/Institution Study Semesters Study Areas4 Category2 Available3

(France) Toulouse Higher School of Commerce, Toulouse (business EX S, AY B majors only) Germany Berlin Technical University of Berlin (TUBerlin) EX F, S, AY E O Frankfurt European Business School (business majors only) EX F, S, AY B Frankfurt an European University Viadrina (business majors only) EX S, AY B der Oder of Heidelberg EX AY B H L O Köln Köln International School of Design (industrial design EX F O majors only) Regensburg Regensburg University EX AY B H L O Stuttgart Stuttgart University (architecture majors only) EX AY B E H O Tübingen University of Tübingen EX F, S, AY B E I L Tübingen Tübingen University, Intensive Language SA S L Ghana Legon University of Ghana (CIEE5) SA F, S, AY B H L Greece Athens University of Laverne Both F, S, AY B C H L O Hungary Budapest Budapest University of Economic Sciences and Public SA F, S B H L Administration (CIEE5) India Hyderabad University of Hyderabad (CIEE5) SA F, S, AY C E F H L Ireland Ballyvaughn Burren College of Art (Butler5) SA F, S, AY F Belfast Queen’s University Belfast (Butler5) SA F, S, AY E H L Coleraine, University of Ulster (Butler5) SA F, S, AY B C E F H L Newtown- abbey, Londonderry, or Belfast Cork University College Cork SA F, S, AY B E F H L Cork University College Cork (Butler5) SA F, S, AY B E F H L Dublin DBS School of Arts (CIEE5) SA F, S, AY B C H Dublin University College Dublin (business majors only) SA F, S, AY B I Dublin University College Dublin (fine arts majors only) SA F, S, AY F Dublin University College Dublin (Butler5) SA F, S, AY B F H L Dublin Trinity College (Butler5) SA F, S, AY B C E F H Galway National University of Ireland, Galway (Butler5) SA F, S, AY B E F H L Limerick University of Limerick (AIFS and Butler5) SA F, S, AY B C E H L O Maynooth National University of Ireland, Maynooth (Butler5) SA F, S, AY B E H L Israel Tel Aviv Tel Aviv University SA F, S, AY B F H L Italy Castellanza Carlo Cattaneo University (business majors only) EX F, S, AY B E L Ferrara University of Ferrara (CIEE5) SA F, S H L Florence Dante Alighieri Italian Linguistic Center SA F, S, AY L Florence Richmond in Florence (AIFS5) SA F, S, AY H I L O Rome Richmond in Rome (AIFS5) SA F, S, AY B C H L

1 Information is subject to change without notice. 2 Study category abbreviations: SA = study abroad, EX = exchange, Both = study abroad and exchange 3 Semesters available abbreviations: F = fall, S = spring, AY = all year 4 Study areas abbreviations: B = business, C = communication, F = fine arts, E = engineering/sciences, H = humanities/social sciences, I = internship, L = languages, O = other 5 Acronyms used in the table: AIFS (American Institute for Foreign Study), Butler (Institute for Study Abroad, Butler University), CIEE (Council for International Education Exchange), and ISA (International Studies Abroad)

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Country City University/Institution Study Semesters Study Areas4 Category2 Available3

Japan Hiroshima Hiroshima Shudo University EX AY B H L Nagoya Nanzan University EX AY B F H L Osaka Kansai Gaidai University EX AY B C H L Tokyo Sophia University (CIEE5) SA F, S, AY B H L Wakayama Wakayama University EX AY B E H L O Jordan Amman University of Jordan (CIEE5) SA F, S, AY H L Macedonia Skopje University of Saints Cyril and Methodius SA F, S, AY H L Mexico Guadalajara Autonomous University of Guadalajara EX F, S, AY B C E H I L O Guadalajara University of Guadalajara (agricultural business majors EX F, S, AY O only) Guanajuato University of Guanajuato (CIEE and ISA5) SA F, S, AY B F H I L Hermosillo University of Sonora EX F, S, AY B C E F H L O Mexico City Autonomous Technological Institute of Mexico EX F, S, AY B E H Mexico City University of La Salle EX F, S, AY B C E H L Monterrey Autonomous University of Nuevo León EX F, S, AY B C E F H L O Puebla University of the Americas EX F, S, AY B C E F H L O San Luis University of San Luis Potosi (agricultural business EX F, S, AY O Potosi majors only) Various cities Institute of Technology and Higher Studies of EX F, S, AY B C E H I L O in Mexico Monterrey Netherlands Amsterdam University of Amsterdam (CIEE5) SA F, S, AY C H L Maastricht Maastricht University (business majors only) EX F, S, AY B New Zealand Auckland (Butler5) SA F, S, AY B C H L O Christchurch University of Canterbury (Butler5) SA F, S, AY B E F H L O Dunedin University of Otago (Butler5) SA F, S, AY B E F H L Hamilton University of Waikato Both F, S, AY B C E F H L O Palmerston Massey University (Butler5) SA F, S, AY B C H L O North Wellington Victoria University of Wellington (Butler5) SA F, S, AY E H L Norway Oslo University of OsloÐLanguage Program SA F, S, AY H L O Poland Warsaw Leon Kozminski Academy of Entrepreneurship and EX F, S, AY B Management (business majors only) Warsaw Warsaw School of Economics (CIEE5) SA F, S B H L Portugal Lisbon and Center of Languages SA F, S, AY L Faro Russia Kazan Kazan State University SA F, S, AY H L St. Petersburg St. Petersburg State Polytechnic University (AIFS5) SA F, S, AY H L St. Petersburg St. Petersburg State University (CIEE5) SA F, S H L Scotland Edinburgh Edinburgh College of Art (sculpture majors only) EX S F Edinburgh University of Edinburgh EX AY B C E F H L

1 Information is subject to change without notice. 2 Study category abbreviations: SA = study abroad, EX = exchange, Both = study abroad and exchange 3 Semesters available abbreviations: F = fall, S = spring, AY = all year 4 Study areas abbreviations: B = business, C = communication, F = fine arts, E = engineering/sciences, H = humanities/social sciences, I = internship, L = languages, O = other 5 Acronyms used in the table: AIFS (American Institute for Foreign Study), Butler (Institute for Study Abroad, Butler University), CIEE (Council for International Education Exchange), and ISA (International Studies Abroad)

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Country City University/Institution Study Semesters Study Areas4 Category2 Available3

(Scotland) Edinburgh University of Edinburgh (Butler5) SA F, S, AY B C E F H L Glasgow University of Glasgow (Butler5) SA F, S, AY B E F H L Glasgow Glasgow School of Art (Butler5) SA F, S, AY F Glasgow University of Strathclyde (business majors only) EX F, S, AY B C E H L O St. Andrews University of St. Andrews (Butler5) SA F, S, AY E H Stirling University of Stirling (Butler5) SA F, S, AY B E F H Senegal Dakar Baobab Center/Cheikh Anta Diop University (CIEE5) SA F, S, AY F H L Singapore Singapore Singapore Management University (business majors EX F, S, AY B only) South Africa Cape Town University of Cape Town (CIEE5) SA F, S, AY B F H L Stellenbosch University of Stellenbosch (AIFS5) SA F, S, AY B F H South Korea Seoul Korean Language Institute EX F, S, AY H L Spain Alcalá de University of Alcalá (CIEE5) SA F, S, AY B H L Henares Alicante University of Alicante SA S H L Alicante University of Alicante (CIEE5) SA F, S, AY H L Barcelona /Menéndez Pelayo SA F, S, AY H L International University (ISA5) Barcelona Pompeu Fabra University (CIEE and ISA5) SA F, S, AY B F H L O Granada University of Granada (AIFS and ISA5) SA S, AY H L Madrid Carlos III University (business majors only) EX S, AY B Madrid University Compultense of MadridÐadvanced (ISA5) SA F, S, AY F H L Madrid University Compultense of MadridÐall levels (ISA5) SA F, S, AY F H L Salamanca University of Salamanca (AIFS and ISA5) SA F, S, AY H L Sevilla University of Sevilla (CIEE and ISA5) SA F, S, AY B H L Sevilla Menéndez Pelayo International University (ISA5) SA F, S, AY B H L O Valencia Polytechnic University of Valencia/University of SA S, AY B E L O Valencia (ISA5) Sweden Kalmar University of Kalmar EX F, S, AY B C E H L Örebro Örebro University EX F, S, AY B C H L O Taiwan Taipei National Chengchi University (CIEE5) SA F, S, AY B F H L Thailand Bangkok Thammasat University EX F, S, AY B H L Khon Kaen Khon Kaen University (CIEE5) SA F, S, AY H L Turkey Ankara Bilkent University/Middle East Technical University SA F, S B C E F H (CIEE5) Eskisehir Anadolu University EX S, AY B C E F H L O Istanbul Bogazici University (business majors only) EX F, S, AY B Vietnam Hanoi Vietnam National University (CIEE5) SA F, S, AY F H L Various Three cities Multicountry semester in Mexico, Argentina, and Spain SA F, S B H L Various ports Semester at Sea SA F, S, AY B C F H O

1 Information is subject to change without notice. 2 Study category abbreviations: SA = study abroad, EX = exchange, Both = study abroad and exchange 3 Semesters available abbreviations: F = fall, S = spring, AY = all year 4 Study areas abbreviations: B = business, C = communication, F = fine arts, E = engineering/sciences, H = humanities/social sciences, I = internship, L = languages, O = other 5 Acronyms used in the table: AIFS (American Institute for Foreign Study), Butler (Institute for Study Abroad, Butler University), CIEE (Council for International Education Exchange), and ISA (International Studies Abroad)

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