IFSA-Butler Europe catalog

2017–18

EUROPE SEMESTER | YEAR | SUMMER

B AY O F B I S C AY

EUROPE

PROGRAMS 2017-2018

CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 3 Map of Program Locations 4 Your Future Self Thanks You 5 Future-Focused Study Abroad 6 Beyond the Classroom 8 Afford Your Journey 11 The IFSA-Butler Difference 12 Subject Index

PROGRAMS 26 CZECH REPUBLIC 30 Reimagining Europe

KEY Housing in a residential hall or college Housing in a flat or apartment Mandatory meal plan in housing Some meals included

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Students prepare their own meals Location: Village Location: Small city Location: Medium city Location: Large city Location: Metropolitan area Internship available

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32 ENGLAND 36 University of the Arts London Partnership 36 University of Cambridge Partnership 36 City, University of London Partnership 38 University of East Anglia Partnership 38 Engage London 38 University of Kent Partnership 40 King’s College London Partnership 40 University of Leeds Partnership 40 London School of Economics and Political Science Partnership 42 University of Oxford Partnership 42 Queen Mary, University of London Partnership 44 SOAS, University of London Partnership 44 University of Sussex Partnership 44 Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance Partnership 46 University College London Partnership 46 University of Westminster Partnership 46 University of York Partnership 48 52 52 52 54 54 54 56 56 58 58

IRELAND Burren College of Art Partnership University College Cork Partnership University College Dublin Partnership University of Limerick Partnership Maynooth University Partnership National University of Ireland, Galway Partnership Queen’s University Belfast Partnership Stranmillis University College Teacher Education Trinity College Dublin Partnership Ulster University Partnership

Special scholarship opportunity Summer program available

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EUROPE

IFSA-BUTLER

PROGRAM LOCATIONS

PROGRAMS 2017-2018 Photo by IFSA-Butler student Connor Ryan, Franklin & Marshall College

NORWAY

CONTENTS SCOTLAND

60 SCOTLAND 64 University of Edinburgh Partnership 64 University of Edinburgh Parliamentary Internship

Partnership 64 University of Glasgow Partnership 66 Glasgow School of Art Partnership 66 University of St. Andrews Partnership 66 University of Stirling Partnership 68 SPAIN 72 Engage Barcelona 74 WALES 78 Cardiff University Partnership

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I have dual-citizenship with the SWEDEN U.K., and my whole family is British.

I’ve always wanted to spend time in DENMARK Scotland and explore my heritage, which is why I jumped at the opportunity to intern at the Scottish Parliament.

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EDINBURGH

North Sea

Coleraine Londonderry (Derry) Donegal Newtownabbey

NORTHERN BELFAST IRELAND REPUBLIC OF Irish IRELAND Sea Bay

Galway

Atlantic Ocean

Aran Islands

Maynooth

Isle of Man

Isle of Anglesey

DUBLIN

Ballyvaughan Limerick

WALES Cork

CARDIFF

Celtic Sea

CHANNEL OL

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CONNECT WITH US

York

Leeds

–Kirsty Richard, Franklin & Marshall College University of Edinburgh Parliamentary Internship Program, 2015

ENGLAND

BR

Norwich Cambridge

Oxford

NETHERLANDS

LONDON

POLAND

Canterbury Brighton

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SLOVAKIA FRANCE

SWITZERLAND

AUSTRIA

HUNGARY

SLOVENIA

–Rob Sketch, Wake Forest University Queen’s University Belfast, 2016

CROATIA B AY O F B I S C AY

GULF OF LIONS

SPAIN

Barcelona

MADRID BALEARIC ISLANDS GULF OF VA L E N C I A

PORTUGAL

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I chose to study in England SERB BOSNIA AND for two reasons: I didn’t want HERZEGOVINA to learn a new language, and ITALY because I’m a creative writing MONTENEGRO and anthropology major, and I K thought England would be quite the place to study both!

–Shristi Uprety Franklin & Marshall College St. Catherine’s College, University of Oxford, 2016

Mediterranean Sea

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PRAGUE

CZECH REPUBLIC

I knew I wanted to study in either the U.K. or Ireland and I found the rich history of Northern Ireland most interesting. I wouldn’t have had this opportunity if it wasn’t for IFSA-Butler.

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BELGIUM

Isle of Wight EN NN GLISH CHA

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St. Andrews Stirling

ALGERIA MOROCCO

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ALBANI

YOUR FUTURE SELF THANKS YOU

TOM CLIFTON CO-FOUNDER, ANIMOTO ST. CATHERINE’S COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD, 2001

“Study abroad gave me self-confidence for sure, but also, the ability to confront and assimilate other cultures, ideas and ways of thinking. Almost every job demands social skills, adaptation, self-awareness and the fortitude to withstand fluctuating environments. Studying abroad helps with all of these. It teaches you the skills of building trust and friendships, listening and comprehending and communicating effectively with people who don’t always understand you.”

FUTURE-FOCUSED STUDY ABROAD More than just an opportunity to see the world, our programs integrate critical lifelong skills designed to help you achieve your goals. This is the essence of Future-Focused Study Abroad.

IFSA-Butler offers more than 100 dynamic study abroad programs in 53 cities across the globe. Comprehensive academic, personal and logistical support allows our students to focus on making the most of the experience.

Through our local staff experts, our students develop insider knowledge of the local community. Internships, directed research options, volunteer opportunities, community-based learning and our signature Exploring Community & Culture course all facilitate critical skill development.

Many of our programs are based at preeminent institutions abroad offering direct access to academic departments distinguished as leaders in their respective disciplines, while other programs offer IFSA-Butler courses taught by local experts. All programs are structured to engage students and promote growth.

The choice to study abroad is one of the best decisions you can make. You are sure to thank yourself for the opportunity to interact with another culture and learn about yourself in the process.

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BEYOND THE CLASSROOM

INTERNSHIPS ABROAD Immerse yourself in the professional culture of another country while establishing an international network of colleagues and demonstrating your ability to navigate a global, multicultural business world.

In today’s competitive job market, every ounce of experience counts. You can maximize your study abroad adventure by combining classroom work with directed research, student teaching, community-based learning, volunteering or an internship. These opportunities will give you even greater exposure to your host community, enhance your intercultural skills and look great on a resume!

DIRECTED RESEARCH With the help of a faculty guide, you will create a research project that will serve as a tangible and meaningful product that showcases your commitment to your academic topic.

STUDENT TEACHING As a future educator, you will encounter an increasingly diverse student population in the classroom. Showcase your ability to work with students from different cultures by conducting student teaching in a global setting.

COMMUNITY-BASED LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES Community-based learning opportunities carry academic credit while providing a chance for active involvement in your host community.

EXAMINE COMMUNITY IDENTITY

JOIN A COMMUNITY Wondering how you might make local friends and actually feel more like a local? Every IFSA-Butler program gives students the opportunity to engage in a community of their choosing. Whether an on-campus club or a group based in the wider host community, IFSA-Butler programs facilitate true integration with the culture.

Our exclusive Exploring Community & Culture (C&C) course offers you the opportunity to experience your host city in a way most visitors never can.

This 3-credit option fosters intercultural dialogue and a greater understanding of global society. Some programs offer an on-site class, while students in other locations can join a global cohort of other IFSA-Butler students worldwide by taking the class online. Using your host city as your laboratory, C&C will help you experience and examine cultural as well as personal identity.

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AFFORD YOUR JOURNEY FINANCIAL AID

Many students don’t realize that financial aid can help pay for study abroad. Pell Grants, Stafford Loans and PLUS loans can apply to your IFSA-Butler program. College grants and scholarships, Perkins Loans, state grants and loans, and 529 plans may also be used for study abroad, but you’ll need to ask your home campus financial aid office about their policies for transferring these types of aid.

We believe that study abroad is within reach for every student, so we’re committed to helping you identify funding sources. We can assist you with your financial aid transfer, and we offer a wide range of scholarships and grants to help defray the cost of studying abroad.

VETERANS BENEFITS

If you are a recipient of the Post 9/11 GI Bill, you may use your tuition benefits for study abroad. This process can differ among U.S. colleges and universities, so you will want to start the conversation early with your home campus study abroad office to determine the best billing procedure for your institution.

WORK-TO-STUDY GRANT PROGRAM

Gain some work experience and earn spending money while you are abroad!

With the Work-to-Study grant, students complete projects for IFSA-Butler in exchange for a stipend between $300 and $1,000, depending on the scope and involvement of the projects completed.

These grant opportunities are available to all students, with special consideration to those already on federal work study at their home campus. Work-to-Study positions are determined by current and frequently changing project needs at IFSA-Butler, but could include: • Marketing and communications • Graphic design • Photography and videography • Peer advising • Research • Creative writing

SCHOLARSHIPS Scholarships are available to any student enrolled in a summer, semester, or full year IFSA-Butler or Alliance program. See our complete list and full details online at www.ifsa-butler.org/scholarships.

SCHOLARSHIP

ELIGIBILITY / REQUIREMENTS

AWARD

IFSA-Butler Scholarships Any IFSA-Butler program

$500 for summer $1,500 for semester $2,500 for full year

UpFront Program

Any IFSA-Butler program

Approx. $1,000

Fill the GAP Program

Students save money prior to study abroad

Matching scholarship, up to $1,000

First Generation Scholar Student must be a first Up to $2,500, with

generation college student special awards available for certain programs

Country- and Program-Specific Scholarships IFSA-Butler offers numerous scholarships that are specific to certain programs or countries. See the Afford Your Experience section of our website for complete details.

UpFront Program IFSA-Butler’s UpFront program allows you to bill certain fees to your IFSA-Butler student account. You can then pay these expenses with financial aid or with our monthly payment option.

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AFFORD YOUR JOURNEY THE VALUE OF AN IFSA-BUTLER PROGRAM We believe in transparency, especially when it comes to your study abroad investment. We take a “total cost of attendance” approach that will help you and your family plan for expenses reasonably and honestly. This also helps you maximize your financial aid. Our fees include: • A full load of tuition • Guaranteed prearranged housing • Meals for some programs • Guidance finding the right program • Personalized application support • Assistance with financial aid transfer • Full-time IFSA-Butler staff members in your host country • Comprehensive, on-site orientation • Assistance with course registration • 24/7 health and safety support • Comprehensive medical insurance • Field study trips • Organized excursions and activities • Two copies of your transcript with credits converted to U.S. system • Airport pickup and transportation for students who arrive within a specified window of time

THE IFSA-BUTLER DIFFERENCE • FUTURE-FOCUSED STUDY ABROAD Your success is our success - period. Whatever your future aspirations may be, we will help you find the perfect study abroad program so that you can achieve your goals.

• WORLD-CLASS ACADEMICS On an IFSA-Butler program, you will find the highest quality classes taught by practitioners in the field dedicated to providing challenging and rewarding courses along with the academic support you need.

• UNPARALLELED SUPPORT From start to finish, we will guide you throughout the process. You will have academic and personal mentors to assist with program choice, application, travel, cultural acclimation, language acquisition, class registration, academic issues, health and safety, and everything in between.

• REAL-WORLD EXPERIENCE Education comes in many formats, and IFSA-Butler is prepared to help you round out your classroom experience with hands-on opportunities such as internships, directed research, student teaching, community-based learning or volunteering. Our unparalleled network of professionals across the globe is ready to support you.

• ENGAGED CITIZENSHIP Anyone can be a tourist in a foreign country. Use our deep and broad network to engage in the community, build competencies communicating across cultures and develop yourself as a citizen of the world.

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AVAILABLE

SUBJECTS Accounting

Agriculture

England City, University of London East Anglia, University of Kent, University of King’s College London Leeds, University of London School of Econ. and Pol. Sci. Queen Mary, University of London Sussex, University of University College London Westminster, University of

Ireland Dublin, University College Limerick, University of Queen’s University Belfast Ulster University

Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College Limerick, University of Maynooth University NUI Galway Queen’s University Belfast Trinity College Dublin Ulster University Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of Stirling, University of Wales Cardiff University

Actuarial Science

England City, University of London Kent, University of Leeds, University of London School of Econ. and Pol. Sci. Queen Mary, University of London Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College

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Study abroad really caused me to think more seriously about allowing time for self-reflection.

Before my time abroad, I was often inclined to fill my Google Calendar to the brim with events and obligations. At Oxford, however, the abundance of unstructured time allowed me so much more independence and so much more time to think about what really matters in my life.

–Susannah Wright, Rice University Worcester College, University of Oxford, 2016

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England Arts London, University of the City, University of London Kent, University of Leeds, University of Queen Mary, University of London Westminster, University of Ireland Cork, University College Maynooth University Ulster University

Anatomy/Physiology

England Kent, University of King’s College London Leeds, University of University College London Westminster, University of Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College Limerick, University of NUI Galway Queen’s University Belfast Scotland Glasgow, University of St. Andrews, University of Wales Cardiff University

Ancient/Medieval History

England Cambridge, University of Kent, University of Leeds, University of Oxford, University of Ireland Cork, University College Queen’s University Belfast Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of St. Andrews, University of

Animal Science

England Leeds, University of Queen Mary, University of London University College London Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College Limerick, University of Queen’s University Belfast

Aeronautical Engineering

Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of St. Andrews, University of

England Queen Mary, University of London

Wales Cardiff University

Ireland Limerick, University of Queen’s University Belfast

Animation

Scotland Glasgow, University of

England Arts London, University of the Sussex, University of

Scotland Stirling, University of

Czech Republic Reimagining Europe

Ireland Ulster University

Anthropology

England Cambridge, University of East Anglia, University of Kent, University of King’s College London London School of Econ. and Pol. Sci. Oxford, University of SOAS, University of London Sussex, University of University College London

Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow School of Art Glasgow, University of Spain Engage Barcelona

Art History

Arabic

England Kent, University of King’s College London Leeds, University of Oxford, University of Queen Mary, University of London SOAS, University of London Scotland St. Andrews, University of

Archaeology

England Oxford, University of SOAS, University of London University College London York, University of Ireland Cork, University College NUI Galway Queen’s University Belfast Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of Wales Cardiff University

Architecture and Design England Arts London, University of the Cambridge, University of Kent, University of University College London Westminster, University of Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College Limerick, University of Queen’s University Belfast Ulster University

Ireland Dublin, University College Maynooth University

Scotland Glasgow, University of

Scotland Glasgow, University of St. Andrews, University of

England Arts London, University of the Cambridge, University of East Anglia, University of Engage London Kent, University of King’s College London Leeds, University of Oxford, University of Queen Mary, University of London SOAS, University of London Sussex, University of University College London Westminster, University of York, University of

Wales Cardiff University

Ireland Limerick, University of

Wales Cardiff University

Behavioral and Cognitive Science

Biomedical Engineering

Ireland Limerick, University of Scotland Glasgow, University of

Biochemistry

England East Anglia, University of Kent, University of King’s College London Leeds, University of Oxford, University of Queen Mary, University of London Sussex, University of University College London Westminster, University of York, University of

Spain Engage Barcelona

Arts Management/Administration England Arts London, University of the Ireland Limerick, University of England Kent, University of King’s College London Leeds, University of London School of Econ. and Pol. Sci. Oxford, University of SOAS, University of London

Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College Limerick, University of Maynooth University NUI Galway Queen’s University Belfast Trinity College Dublin Ulster University

England Leeds, University of

England King’s College London Sussex, University of Westminster, University of

Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow School of Art Glasgow, University of St. Andrews, University of

England East Anglia, University of Kent, University of King’s College London Leeds, University of Queen Mary, University of London Sussex, University of University College London York, University of

Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of St. Andrews, University of Stirling, University of

Aviation

Ireland Burren College of Art Cork, University College Dublin, University College Limerick, University of NUI Galway Trinity College Dublin

Asian Studies

Biology

England Kent, University of Queen Mary, University of London Sussex, University of University College London

Ireland Stranmillis University College Teacher Education

Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of St. Andrews, University of

Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College

Astronomy

Art Education

Ireland Limerick, University of

Wales Cardiff University

Scotland Edinburgh, University of

Wales Cardiff University

Ireland Dublin, University College Limerick, University of Maynooth University Queen’s University Belfast

Westminster, University of York, University of

Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College Limerick, University of NUI Galway Queen’s University Belfast Trinity College Dublin Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of St. Andrews, University of

England University College London Ireland Dublin, University College NUI Galway Trinity College Dublin Ulster University Scotland Glasgow, University of

Biomedical Science

England East Anglia, University of King’s College London Leeds, University of Oxford, University of Queen Mary, University of London University College London Westminster, University of Ireland Dublin, University College Maynooth University Queen’s University Belfast Ulster University Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of Wales Cardiff University

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SUBJECTS Biotechnology

England East Anglia, University of Westminster, University of Ireland Cork, University College Maynooth University NUI Galway Queen’s University Belfast Ulster University Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of St. Andrews, University of Wales Cardiff University

Botany/Plant Science Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College Maynooth University NUI Galway Queen’s University Belfast Trinity College Dublin Scotland Edinburgh, University of St. Andrews, University of

Business Czech Republic Reimagining Europe England City, University of London East Anglia, University of Engage London Kent, University of King’s College London Leeds, University of London School of Econ. and Pol. Sci. Queen Mary, University of London Sussex, University of University College London Westminster, University of York, University of Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College Limerick, University of Maynooth University NUI Galway Queen’s University Belfast Trinity College Dublin Ulster University Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of Stirling, University of

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Business Law

England Kent, University of King’s College London Westminster, University of

Business Psychology England Kent, University of

Ireland Limerick, University of Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of St. Andrews, University of Wales Cardiff University

Ceramics England Arts London, University of the Ireland Ulster University Scotland Glasgow School of Art

Chemical Engineering England Leeds, University of University College London Ireland Dublin, University College Limerick, University of Queen’s University Belfast

Chinese England East Anglia, University of Leeds, University of Kent, University of King’s College London London School of Econ. and Pol. Sci. Oxford, University of SOAS, University of London Westminster, University of Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College Maynooth University Queen’s University Belfast Ulster University Scotland Edinburgh, University of

Civil Engineering England Leeds, University of University College London Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College Limerick, University of NUI Galway Queen’s University Belfast Trinity College Dublin Ulster University Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of

Scotland Edinburgh, University of

Wales Cardiff University

Chemistry

Classics

England East Anglia, University of Kent, University of King’s College London Leeds, University of Oxford, University of Queen Mary, University of London Sussex, University of University College London York, University of

England Cambridge, University of Kent, University of King’s College London Leeds, University of Oxford, University of University College London

Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College Maynooth University NUI Galway Queen’s University Belfast Trinity College Dublin Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of St. Andrews, University of Wales Cardiff University

Communication Science/Disorders England City, University of London Ireland Trinity College Dublin Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of St. Andrews, University of Wales Cardiff University

Communications

England Arts London, University of the City, University of London East Anglia, University of Engage London Kent, University of King’s College London Leeds, University of Westminster, University of York, University of Ireland Limerick, University of NUI Galway Ulster University Scotland Glasgow, University of Stirling, University of

Wales Cardiff University

Computer Science Czech Republic Reimagining Europe England City, University of London East Anglia, University of Kent, University of Leeds, University of Oxford, University of Queen Mary, University of London Sussex, University of University College London Westminster, University of York, University of Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College Limerick, University of Maynooth University NUI Galway Queen’s University Belfast Trinity College Dublin Ulster University Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of St. Andrews, University of Stirling, University of Wales Cardiff University

Computer/Software Engineering England Kent, University of Queen Mary, University of London York, University of Ireland Dublin, University College Limerick, University of Trinity College Dublin Ulster University Scotland Glasgow, University of

Creative Writing

England East Anglia, University of King’s College London Leeds, University of

Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College Limerick, University of Maynooth University NUI Galway Queen’s University Belfast Trinity College Dublin

Ireland Burren College of Art NUI Galway Trinity College Dublin

Spain Engage Barcelona

Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of St. Andrews, University of

Scotland Glasgow, University of Stirling, University of

Wales Cardiff University

Wales Cardiff University

Czech Republic Reimagining Europe

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Criminal Justice/Criminology

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England City, University of London Kent, University of King’s College London Leeds, University of Queen Mary, University of London Sussex, University of Westminster, University of Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College Limerick, University of NUI Galway Queen’s University Belfast Scotland Stirling, University of Wales Cardiff University Photo by IFSA-Butler student Shristi Uprety, Franklin & Marshall College

Cultural Studies

Czech Republic Reimagining Europe England Engage London Kent, University of King’s College London Leeds, University of London School of Econ. and Pol. Sci. Queen Mary, University of London SOAS, University of London University College London York, University of Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College Limerick, University of Maynooth University NUI Galway Queen’s University Belfast Trinity College Dublin Ulster University

Wales Cardiff University

Cybersecurity Czech Republic Reimagining Europe England Kent, University of King’s College London Ireland Cork, University College Limerick, University of Trinity College Dublin

Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of St. Andrews, University of

Wales Cardiff University

Wales Cardiff University

Czech

Ecology

Czech Republic Reimagining Europe England Oxford, University of Scotland Glasgow, University of

Dance

Scotland Edinburgh, University of Edinburgh, University of Parliamentary Internship Program Glasgow, University of St. Andrews, University of Stirling, University of Spain Engage Barcelona

Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of St. Andrews, University of

England Kent, University of Leeds, University of Trinity Laban Ireland Limerick, University of Ulster University

Early Childhood Education

Ireland Cork, University College Stranmillis University College Teacher Education

Earth Science

England East Anglia, University of Leeds, University of Queen Mary, University of London University College London Ireland Cork, University College Limerick, University of NUI Galway Trinity College Dublin

England East Anglia, University of York, University of Ireland Cork, University College Limerick, University of Scotland Edinburgh, University of St. Andrews, University of Stirling, University of Wales Cardiff University

Economics

Czech Republic Reimagining Europe England Cambridge, University of City, University of London East Anglia, University of Engage London Kent, University of King’s College London Leeds, University of London School of Econ. and Pol. Sci. Oxford, University of Queen Mary, University of London SOAS, University of London Sussex, University of University College London Westminster, University of York, University of

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SUBJECTS Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College Limerick, University of Maynooth University NUI Galway Queen’s University Belfast Trinity College Dublin Ulster University Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of St. Andrews, University of Stirling, University of Spain Engage Barcelona Wales Cardiff University

Electrical/Electronic Engineering England Leeds, University of Queen Mary, University of London University College London York, University of Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College Limerick, University of Maynooth University NUI Galway Queen’s University Belfast Trinity College Dublin Ulster University Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of Wales Cardiff University

Elementary Education England East Anglia, University of Leeds, University of Sussex, University of York, University of Ireland Cork, University College Limerick, University of Stranmillis University College Teacher Education Trinity College Dublin Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of Stirling, University of

English England Cambridge, University of East Anglia, University of Engage London Kent, University of King’s College London

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Leeds, University of Oxford, University of Queen Mary, University of London Sussex, University of University College London Westminster, University of York, University of

Scotland Glasgow School of Art

Film/Cinema Studies Czech Republic Reimagining Europe

Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College Limerick, University of Maynooth University NUI Galway Queen’s University Belfast Trinity College Dublin Ulster University Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of St. Andrews, University of Stirling, University of Wales Cardiff University

English Literature

England Cambridge, University of East Anglia, University of Engage London Kent, University of King’s College London Leeds, University of Oxford, University of Queen Mary, University of London Sussex, University of University College London Westminster, University of York, University of Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College Limerick, University of Maynooth University NUI Galway Queen’s University Belfast Trinity College Dublin Ulster University Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of St. Andrews, University of Stirling, University of Wales Cardiff University

Entrepreneurship/Innovation

England Arts London, University of the Kent, University of Leeds, University of Queen Mary, University of London Sussex, University of University College London Westminster, University of

Coming back from being abroad I realized how independent I was while I was abroad. Because of this I took advantage of a lot more opportunities on my college campus, and tried new things even if I was super busy!

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Ireland Cork, University College Limerick, University of Maynooth, University of Queen’s University Belfast Trinity College Dublin Ulster University Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of St. Andrews, University of Stirling, University of Spain Engage Barcelona Wales Cardiff University

Environmental Engineering England Leeds, University of Queen Mary, University of London Ireland Queen’s University Belfast Ulster University Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of Wales Cardiff University

Environmental Health England Leeds, University of Ireland Ulster University

Environmental Science/Studies England East Anglia, University of King’s College London Leeds, University of Queen Mary, University of London Sussex, University of

University College London York, University of Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College Limerick, University of Queen’s University Belfast Trinity College Dublin Ulster University Scotland Edinburgh, University of St. Andrews, University of Stirling, University of Wales Cardiff University

Equine Science Ireland Limerick, University of Maynooth University of

European History

England Cambridge, University of East Anglia, University of Engage London Kent, University of King’s College London Leeds, University of London School of Econ. and Pol. Sci. Oxford, University of Queen Mary, University of London Sussex, University of University College London Westminster, University of York, University of Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College Limerick, University of Maynooth University NUI Galway Queen’s University Belfast Trinity College Dublin Ulster University

Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of St. Andrews, University of Stirling, University of

Scotland Stirling, University of

Fashion Design

Spain Engage Barcelona

England Arts London, University of the Leeds, University of Westminster, University of

Wales Cardiff University

Ireland Ulster University

European Studies

Scotland Glasgow School of Art

Czech Republic Reimagining Europe England East Anglia, University of Kent, University of King’s College London London School of Econ. and Pol. Sci. Oxford, University of Queen Mary, University of London University College London

Fashion Merchandising

England Arts London, University of the Leeds, University of Westminster, University of

England Arts London, University of the East Anglia, University of Engage London Kent, University of King’s College London Leeds, University of Oxford, University of Queen Mary, University of London SOAS, University of London Sussex, University of Westminster, University of York, University of Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College Limerick, University of NUI Galway Queen’s University Belfast Trinity College Dublin Ulster University Scotland Glasgow, University of St. Andrews, University of Stirling, University of Wales Cardiff University

Film Production Czech Republic Reimagining Europe England Arts London, University of the East Anglia, University of Kent, University of Leeds, University of Queen Mary, University of London Sussex, University of Westminster, University of Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College Queen’s University Belfast Ulster University Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of Stirling, University of

Finance Czech Republic Reimagining Europe England City, University of London East Anglia, University of Kent, University of King’s College London Leeds, University of London School of Econ. and Pol. Sci. Oxford, University of Queen Mary, University of London Sussex, University of Westminster, University of York, University of

Ireland Cork, University College Limerick, University of Maynooth University Trinity College Dublin Scotland Edinburgh, University of Stirling, University of Spain Engage Barcelona Wales Cardiff University

Exercise Science/Kinesiology England Leeds, University of Ireland Dublin, University College Limerick, University of Ulster University

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SUBJECTS Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College Limerick, University of Maynooth University NUI Galway Queen’s University Belfast Ulster University

Gaming

Scotland Glasgow, University of St. Andrews, University of

England Arts London, University of the

Health Administration

Scotland Glasgow, University of St. Andrews, University of Stirling, University of

Scotland Glasgow School of Art

Ireland Limerick, University of Ulster University

Genetics

Health Education

England East Anglia, University of King’s College London Oxford, University of Queen Mary, University of London Sussex, University of University College London York, University of

England Sussex, University of

Spain Engage Barcelona Wales Cardiff University

Food Science/Nutrition

England Kent, University of King’s College London Leeds, University of Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College Limerick, University of Queen’s University Belfast Ulster University

Forestry

Ireland Dublin, University College

French

England City, University of London East Anglia, University of Kent, University of King’s College London Leeds, University of London School of Econ. and Pol. Sci. Oxford, University of Queen Mary, University of London Sussex, University of University College London Westminster, University of York, University of Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College Limerick, University of Maynooth University NUI Galway Queen’s University Belfast Trinity College Dublin Ulster University Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of St. Andrews, University of Stirling, University of Wales Cardiff University

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England Kent, University of

Ireland NUI Galway

Ireland Cork, University College Limerick, University of Stranmillis University College Teacher Education Scotland Glasgow, University of

Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College Limerick, University of Queen’s University Belfast Trinity College Dublin Scotland Glasgow, University of St. Andrews, University of Wales Cardiff University

Geography

Health Studies Photo by IFSA-Butler student Shristi Uprety, Franklin & Marshall College

Geology England East Anglia, University of Leeds, University of University College London

England East Anglia, University of King’s College London Leeds, University of London School of Econ. and Pol. Sci. Oxford, University of Queen Mary, University of London SOAS, University of London Sussex, University of University College London York, University of

Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College Limerick, University of NUI Galway Trinity College Dublin

Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College Limerick, University of Maynooth University NUI Galway Queen’s University Belfast Trinity College Dublin Ulster University

Geophysics

Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of St. Andrews, University of Stirling, University of Wales Cardiff University

Scotland St. Andrews, University of Wales Cardiff University Scotland Edinburgh, University of

German

England City, University of London Kent, University of King’s College London Leeds, University of London School of Econ. and Pol. Sci. Oxford, University of Queen Mary, University of London University College London Westminster, University of York, University of Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College Limerick, University of

Maynooth University NUI Galway Queen’s University Belfast Trinity College Dublin Ulster University Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of St. Andrews, University of

England King’s College London Leeds, University of Ireland Limerick, University of Ulster University Scotland Glasgow, University of

Hebrew England Leeds, University of SOAS, University of London University College London Ireland NUI Galway Queen’s University Belfast

Hindi England SOAS, University of London

Historic Preservation

England Arts London, University of the University College London Ireland Cork, University College Ulster University Scotland Glasgow School of Art St. Andrews, University of

History Czech Republic Reimagining Europe England Cambridge, University of East Anglia, University of Engage London Kent, University of King’s College London

Leeds, University of London School of Econ. and Pol. Sci. Oxford, University of Queen Mary, University of London SOAS, University of London Sussex, University of University College London Westminster, University of York, University of Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College Limerick, University of Maynooth University NUI Galway Queen’s University Belfast Trinity College Dublin Ulster University Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of St. Andrews, University of Stirling, University of Spain Engage Barcelona Wales Cardiff University

History/Philosophy of Science England Kent, University of Leeds, University of Oxford, University of

Scotland Edinburgh, University of St. Andrews, University of

Hospitality and Tourism England Westminster, University of Ireland Limerick, University of Ulster University

Human and Child Development England Leeds, University of Sussex, University of York, University of

Ireland Cork, University College Limerick, University of Stranmillis University College Teacher Education Trinity College Dublin Scotland Glasgow, University of

Human Resources

Czech Republic Reimagining Europe England Leeds, University of Westminster, University of York, University of Ireland Limerick, University of Ulster University Scotland Stirling, University of

Wales Cardiff University

Spain Engage Barcelona

Graphic Design

Czech Republic Reimagining Europe

Human Rights England Leeds, University of

England Arts London, University of the Leeds, University of Westminster, University of

Illustration/Drawing

England Arts London, University of the

Ireland Ulster University

Scotland Glasgow School of Art

Scotland Glasgow School of Art

Immunology

England Kent, University of King’s College London Queen Mary, University of London University College London

Greek (Modern and Classical) England East Anglia, University of Leeds, University of London School of Econ. and Pol. Sci. Oxford, University of York, University of

Ireland Limerick, University of Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of

Ireland Cork, University College Queen’s University Belfast Photo by IFSA-Butler student Shristi Uprety, Franklin & Marshall College

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SUBJECTS Indigenous Studies Ireland NUI Galway

Industrial Engineering Ireland NUI Galway Limerick, University of Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of

Industrial Relations

England Leeds, University of Ireland Dublin, University College Limerick, University of

Information Technology Czech Republic Reimagining Europe

England East Anglia, University of Leeds, University of Sussex, University of University College London Westminster, University of Ireland Limerick, University of NUI Galway Queen’s University Belfast Scotland Edinburgh, University of St. Andrews, University of

Wales Cardiff University

Spain Engage Barcelona

England Kent, University of Leeds, University of SOAS, University of London

International Studies/Relations England Cambridge, University of East Anglia, University of King’s College London Leeds, University of London School of Econ. and Pol. Sci. Oxford, University of Queen Mary, University of London SOAS, University of London University College London Westminster, University of York, University of Ireland Limerick, University of NUI Galway Scotland Edinburgh, University of St. Andrews, University of Stirling, University of Spain Engage Barcelona Wales Cardiff University

Irish/Gaelic

England Arts London, University of the

Ireland Burren College of Art Cork, University College Dublin, University College Limerick, University of Maynooth University NUI Galway Queen’s University Belfast Trinity College Dublin Ulster University

Scotland Glasgow School of Art

Scotland Glasgow, University of

Wales Cardiff University

Italian

Intelligence/Security Studies Czech Republic Reimagining Europe

Interior Design

International Business Czech Republic Reimagining Europe

England Engage London Kent, University of King’s College London Leeds, University of London School of Econ. and Pol. Sci. Sussex, University of Westminster, University of York, University of Ireland Dublin, University College NUI Galway Limerick, University of

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Ireland Maynooth University Queen’s University Belfast

Wales Cardiff University

Jewelry Making England Arts London, University of the Ireland Ulster University

England SOAS, University of London University College London

Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of Stirling, University of

Ireland Queen’s University Belfast

Law/Legal Studies

Scotland Edinburgh, University of England Arts London, University of the City, University of London Leeds, University of Westminster, University of

Scotland Stirling, University of Wales Cardiff University

England East Anglia, University of Kent, University of King’s College London Leeds, University of London School of Econ. and Pol. Sci. Oxford, University of Queen Mary, University of London SOAS, University of London Sussex, University of University College London Westminster, University of Ireland Dublin, University College Limerick, University of Maynooth University Queen’s University Belfast Trinity College Dublin Ulster University

England East Anglia, University of Kent, University of King’s College London Leeds, University of Oxford, University of Sussex, University of York, University of

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Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of Stirling, University of Wales Cardiff University

Linguistics

England City, University of London East Anglia, University of Kent, University of King’s College London Leeds, University of London School of Econ. and Pol. Sci. Queen Mary, University of London SOAS, University of London University College London Westminster, University of York, University of Ireland Limerick, University of Scotland Edinburgh, University of St. Andrews, University of Stirling, University of Wales Cardiff University

Management

Czech Republic Reimagining Europe England City, University of London East Anglia, University of Kent, University of Leeds, University of London School of Econ. and Pol. Sci. Oxford, University of Queen Mary, University of London Sussex, University of University College London Westminster, University of

Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College NUI Galway Trinity College Dublin Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of St. Andrews, University of

Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of

Latin American Studies

Ireland Trinity College Dublin

Jewish Studies

Ireland Dublin, University College Limerick, University of Trinity College Dublin Ulster University

Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of St. Andrews, University of England Kent, University of Leeds, University of Queen Mary, University of London

Scotland Glasgow School of Art

Ireland Limerick, University of Ulster University

England Leeds, University of Queen Mary, University of London Sussex, University of University College London

England Oxford, University of University College London York, University of

Japanese

Journalism

Mechanical Engineering

Latin

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Ireland Cork, University College Limerick, University of Queen’s University Belfast Trinity College Dublin Ulster University

Scotland Edinburgh, University of Stirling, University of

Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of St. Andrews, University of Stirling, University of

Wales Cardiff University

Spain Engage Barcelona

Materials Engineering England Leeds, University of Oxford, University of Queen Mary, University of London

Spain Engage Barcelona

Ireland Limerick, University of

Management Information Systems Ireland Cork, University College Limerick, University of Queen’s University Belfast

Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of

Marine Science

Mathematics

Scotland Stirling, University of Wales Cardiff University

Marketing

England Arts London, University of the City, University of London East Anglia, University of Kent, University of King’s College London Leeds, University of London School of Econ. and Pol. Sci. Queen Mary, University of London Sussex, University of University College London Westminster, University of Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College Limerick, University of Maynooth University NUI Galway Ulster University

England City, University of London East Anglia, University of Kent, University of King’s College London Leeds, University of London School of Econ. and Pol. Sci. Oxford, University of Queen Mary, University of London University College London York, University of Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College Limerick, University of Maynooth University NUI Galway Queen’s University Belfast Trinity College Dublin Ulster University Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of St. Andrews, University of Stirling, University of

Wales Cardiff University

Media/Multimedia Studies Czech Republic Reimagining Europe

England Arts London, University of the City, University of London East Anglia, University of Engage London King’s College London Leeds, University of Queen Mary, University of Sussex, University of Westminster, University of Ireland Limerick, University of Maynooth University Ulster University Scotland Glasgow, University of Stirling, University of

Meteorology

England East Anglia, University of Leeds, University of Scotland Edinburgh, University of

Microbiology

England King’s College London Leeds, University of Queen Mary, University of London Sussex, University of University College London Westminster, University of York, University of Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College Limerick, University of Queen’s University Belfast Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of

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SUBJECTS Middle Eastern Studies England Cambridge, University of Oxford, University of SOAS, University of London York, University of Ireland Queen’s University Belfast Scotland St. Andrews, University of

Midwifery

Ireland Dublin, University College Limerick, University of Queen’s University Belfast

Molecular and Cellular Biology

England East Anglia, University of Kent, University of King’s College London Leeds, University of Queen Mary, University of London Sussex, University of University College London Westminster, University of York, University of Ireland Cork, University College Limerick, University of Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of St. Andrews, University of

Music Business

England Kent, University of Leeds, University of Westminster, University of Ireland Queen’s University Belfast Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of St. Andrews, University of

Music Education

England Oxford, University of Sussex, University of York, University of

Music Performance England Kent, University of King’s College London Leeds, University of Sussex, University of York, University of Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College

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Limerick, University of Maynooth University Queen’s University Belfast Ulster University

Queen’s University Belfast Trinity College Dublin Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of St. Andrews, University of Stirling, University of

Wales Cardiff University

Music Studies

Wales Cardiff University

England King’s College London Leeds, University of Oxford, University of SOAS, University of London Sussex, University of Westminster, University of York, University of

Photography

England Arts London, University of the Kent, University of Queen Mary, University of London Westminster, University of

Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College Maynooth University Queen’s University Belfast Trinity College Dublin

Ireland Burren College of Art Ulster University Scotland Glasgow School of Art Stirling, University of

Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of St. Andrews, University of

Spain Engage Barcelona

Physical Education

Wales Cardiff University

Music Technology

England Westminster, University of Ireland Limerick, University of Queen’s University Belfast Scotland Glasgow, University of

Natural Resource Management England King’s College London

Neuroscience England King’s College London Leeds, University of Queen Mary, University of London University College London Ireland Dublin, University College Limerick, University of Scotland St. Andrews, University of

Nursing

England King’s College London Ireland Dublin, University College Limerick, University of Queen’s University Belfast Trinity College Dublin Ulster University

Scotland Glasgow, University of

Occupational Therapy

Ireland NUI Galway Limerick, University of Ulster University

Painting

England Arts London, University of the Leeds, University of University College London Westminster, University of Ireland Burren College of Art Ulster University Scotland Glasgow School of Art

Peace/Conflict Studies

England King’s College London SOAS, University of London Ireland Maynooth University Queen’s University Belfast Stranmillis University College Teacher Education Trinity College Dublin Ulster University

Pharmacy/Pharmacology

England East Anglia, University of Kent, University of King’s College London Queen Mary, University of London Westminster, University of Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College Queen’s University Belfast Ulster University Scotland Glasgow, University of Wales Cardiff University

Philosophy

England Cambridge, University of East Anglia, University of Kent, University of King’s College London Leeds, University of London School of Econ. and Pol. Sci. Oxford, University of Sussex, University of York, University of Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College Limerick, University of Maynooth University NUI Galway

Ireland Cork, University College Limerick, University of Stranmillis University College Teacher Education

Physics England East Anglia, University of Kent, University of King’s College London Leeds, University of Oxford, University of Queen Mary, University of London Sussex, University of University College London Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College Limerick, University of Maynooth University NUI Galway Queen’s University Belfast Trinity College Dublin Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of St. Andrews, University of Wales Cardiff University

Poetry

England King’s College London Oxford, University of Queen Mary, University of London

Political Science Czech Republic Reimagining Europe England Cambridge, University of City, University of London East Anglia, University of Engage London King’s College London Leeds, University of London School of Econ. and Pol. Sci. Oxford, University of Queen Mary, University of London SOAS, University of London Sussex, University of University College London Westminster, University of York, University of Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College Limerick, University of NUI Galway Queen’s University Belfast Trinity College Dublin Ulster University

Wales Cardiff University

Population Studies

England University College London Westminster, University of

Premedical

England King’s College London Oxford, University of Ireland Dublin, University College Scotland Glasgow, University of St. Andrews, University of

Psychology

Czech Republic Reimagining Europe England City, University of London East Anglia, University of Engage London Kent, University of King’s College London Leeds, University of

Ireland Dublin, University College Limerick, University of Maynooth University NUI Galway Queen’s University Belfast Stranmillis University College Teacher Education Trinity College Dublin Ulster University Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of St. Andrews, University of Stirling, University of Wales Cardiff University

Public/Global Health

Scotland Edinburgh, University of Edinburgh, University of Parliamentary Internship Program Glasgow, University of St. Andrews, University of Stirling, University of Spain Engage Barcelona

London School of Econ. and Pol. Sci. Oxford, University of Queen Mary, University of London Sussex, University of University College London Westminster, University of York, University of

England East Anglia, University of Kent, University of University College London Westminster, University of Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College Limerick, University of Ulster University

Public Policy

England London School of Econ. and Pol. Sci. University College London Ireland Limerick, University of Queen’s University Belfast Ulster University Scotland Glasgow, University of

My favorite way to explore a community is through food, so my favorite way to engage in Edinburgh was by going to farmers markets. Not only did I get to buy some great local food, I also got to explore into new neighborhoods where I had never been.

–Amanda Jan, Johns Hopkins University University of Edinburgh, 2016

Public Relations

England Arts London, University of the Kent, University of Westminster, University of Ireland Ulster University Spain Engage Barcelona

Religious Studies England Kent, University of King’s College London Leeds, University of

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SUBJECTS Oxford, University of SOAS, University of London Ireland Cork, University College Maynooth University Trinity College Dublin Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of St. Andrews, University of Stirling, University of Wales Cardiff University

Russian England King’s College London Leeds, University of Oxford, University of Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of St. Andrews, University of

Sculpture

England Arts London, University of the University College London Ireland Cork, University College Scotland Glasgow School of Art

Secondary Education

England East Anglia, University of King’s College London Leeds, University of York, University of Ireland Cork, University College Limerick, University of Maynooth University Stranmillis University College Teacher Education Trinity College Dublin Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of Stirling, University of

Social Policy

England Kent, University of Leeds, University of London School of Econ. and Pol. Sci. Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College Maynooth University Queen’s University Belfast Trinity College Dublin Ulster University Scotland Edinburgh, University of Stirling, University of

Social Work

England East Anglia, University of Kent, University of Leeds, University of Sussex, University of York, University of

Queen’s University Belfast Trinity College Dublin Ulster University Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of Stirling, University of

England Queen Mary, University of London Westminster, University of

Ireland Dublin, University College Ulster University

Ireland Dublin, University College England Arts London, University of the Leeds, University of Westminster, University of

Spain Engage Barcelona

Scotland Stirling, University of

Wales Cardiff University

Statistics

Scotland Edinburgh, University of

Spanish

Sociology Czech Republic Reimagining Europe England City, University of London East Anglia, University of Kent, University of Leeds, University of London School of Econ. and Pol. Sci. Oxford, University of Sussex, University of Westminster, University of York, University of Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College Limerick, University of Maynooth University

England City, University of London East Anglia, University of Kent, University of King’s College London Leeds, University of London School of Econ. and Pol. Sci. Oxford, University of Queen Mary, University of London Sussex, University of University College London Westminster, University of York, University of Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College Limerick, University of Maynooth University NUI Galway Queen’s University Belfast Trinity College Dublin

Spain Engage Barcelona

Special Education

England Leeds, University of Ireland Limerick, University of Stranmillis University College Teacher Education Trinity College Dublin Scotland Glasgow, University of

Speech Pathology

England City, University of London Ireland Limerick, University of Ulster University

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Telecommunications

England Engage London Kent, University of

Ireland Cork, University College Queen’s University Belfast Trinity College Dublin Ulster University

Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of St. Andrews, University of Stirling, University of

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Sports and Recreation

England East Anglia, University of Kent, University of Leeds, University of London School of Econ. and Pol. Sci. Queen Mary, University of London University College London York, University of Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College Limerick, University of Maynooth University Queen’s University Belfast Trinity College Dublin Scotland Glasgow, University of St. Andrews, University of Wales Cardiff University

Student Teaching

Ireland Stranmillis University College Teacher Education

Studio Art England Arts London, University of the Leeds, University of University College London Westminster, University of Ireland Burren College of Art Ulster University

Textiles and Apparel

Ireland Ulster University Scotland Glasgow School of Art

Theater/Drama England Arts London, University of the East Anglia, University of Engage London Kent, University of King’s College London Leeds, University of Queen Mary, University of London Sussex, University of York, University of Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College Limerick, University of Maynooth University NUI Galway Queen’s University Belfast Trinity College Dublin Ulster University Scotland Glasgow, University of

Theology

England King’s College London Oxford, University of

Ireland Limerick, University of Maynooth University

Urban Studies

England University College London Westminster, University of Scotland Glasgow, University of

Veterinary Studies/Science Ireland Dublin, University College Scotland Glasgow, University of

Welsh Ireland Dublin, University College Queen’s University Belfast Wales Cardiff University

Women and Gender Studies England King’s College London Leeds, University of London School of Econ. and Pol. Sci. SOAS, University of London York, University of Ireland Dublin, University College Limerick, University of NUI Galway Queen’s University Belfast Scotland Glasgow, University of

World History England Oxford, University of SOAS, University of London Sussex, University of

Ireland Maynooth University Queen’s University Belfast Trinity College Dublin

Zoology

England Westminster, University of

Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of St. Andrews, University of

Ireland Ulster University

Wales Cardiff University

Ireland Cork, University College Dublin, University College Limerick, University of NUI Galway

Teaching English as a Second Language

Translation

Scotland Glasgow School of Art

Surveying

England Leeds, University of

Ireland Dublin, University College Stranmillis University College Teacher Education

England King’s College London University College London Westminster, University of York, University of

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England Leeds, University of University College London

IFSA-Butler provided very useful information for predeparture, which helped make the process much less stressful. The London office was also one of the best parts!

They are the most friendly, fun, and welcoming people I know.

–Phoebe Shen, Scripps College University of Sussex, 2015

Scotland Edinburgh, University of Glasgow, University of St. Andrews, University of Wales Cardiff University

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CZECH REPUBLIC

NETHERLANDS

POLAND GERMANY PRAGUE

Reimagining Europe

WELCOME

FROM OUR RESIDENT DIRECTORS

SLOVAKIA AUSTRIA SWITZERLAND

Vítejte v České Republice! Welcome to the Czech Republic—and Prague especially! The city will take your breath away with its beauty and charm.

HUNGARY PRAGUE

FRANCE

SLOVENIA

Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, is one of Central Europe’s oldest gems, but also one of its rising stars. Home to innovation, art and creativity, Prague is the gateway to the “new Europe” within the Czech Republic and neighboring Germany and Austria.

The city’s train stations, bus networks and airport make Prague an ideal base from which to explore Europe, though with a plethora of cafes, cathedrals and museums, there is no shortage of local wonders to experience. Prague has an excellent public transportation system that links together diverse neighborhoods and allows students to traverse the city with ease.

Prague is in the heart of Europe, in the City of a Hundred Spires, that has been the crossroads of international activity for over a thousand years, and has awed not only crowds of tourists from all over the world but also stole the heart of so many international visitors, professionals, entrepreneurs and students who choose to stay and live here. Our country boasts a beautiful countryside, charming small towns, mountains and a generous people with a unique sense of humor, legendary resourcefulness and love for music, sports and the outdoors.

CROATIA

ITALY

BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

SERBIA

As a nation that has successfully transitioned from communist rule to a stable democratic government, the Czech MONTENEGRO Republic stands out as a modern political and economic success story in Central Europe. Experience this cultural and historic treasure for yourself.

KOSOVO

If you choose to make Prague your study abroad destination, we will be here to help you enjoy and discover for yourself the magical places and the stories of locals, both Czech and international residents, and to guide you in your future endeavors. Picture yourself enjoying a walk along the Vltava River, a pint of Czech lager with your friends, a visit to your favorite local cafe or working on your team’s course-project. We are here to use our local and international expertise to support you in your learning and discovery, and to make your stay a truly unique and meaningful experience both here and in the future. Please join our community of international citizens!

Sincerely, Jana Žalská, Resident Director

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CZECH REPUBLIC CO-CURRICULAR

EXCURSIONS, ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS ORIENTATION • Two-day on-site orientation for semester students: Includes transportation, accommodation, activities and most meals • Introduction to Czech culture • Welcome meal

EVENTS AND EXCURSIONS Destinations vary but may include: • Kutná Hora • Český Krumlov • Dresden, Germany

OTHER ACTIVITIES • Cultural activities such as castle tours, opera performances, art walks, food tours and hackathons • Guest lecturers • Drop-in academic advising and workshops • Farewell meal and reentry workshop

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PRAGUE

REIMAGINING EUROPE PROGRAM SNAPSHOT • Explore a Europe in transition as the region responds to events and pressures ranging from Brexit to migration surges • Live in the vibrant city of Prague, a compelling vantage point to explore issues relevant to the Czech Republic, Europe and the world • Connect with European students in class and in the neighborhood of Vinohrady

MINIMUM GPA: 2.5 (4.0 scale) APPLICATION DEADLINES: April 15 Fall semester (Mid-Sept–mid-Dec) October 15 Spring semester (Early Jan–mid-May)

PROGRAM FEES (based on 2017 fees–see what’s included on page 10) $16,975 fall semester $16,975 spring semester

ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS • An affiliation with Prague College, a private institution that emphasizes the educational values of creativity, competence, innovation and connectedness • The program offers a choice of five learning communities, each of which offers a curated curriculum of electives in business and the social sciences taught at Prague College • A Professional Development Project field-based learning experience provides students with the opportunity to learn more about their professional areas of interest through a combination of group visits and experiences with local businesses and organizations LEARNING COMMUNITIES • Cybersecurity, Cryptography and Financial Crime • Experiential and Creative Media • Global Business and Leadership • Human Resources and Multicultural Organizational Practices • Information Technology and Innovation HOUSING Students live in centrally located, fully furnished flats in Prague with single bedrooms and shared bathrooms. All apartments are located in beautiful historic buildings and include a common dining area and kitchen with a microwave, refrigerator, oven and stovetop.

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Cybersecurity, Cryptography and Financial Crime Advanced Networks Cryptography Digital Forensics Financial Crime Global Business Environment Managing a Successful Project

Human Resources and Multicultural Organizational Practices Developing Individuals, Teams and Organizations Human Resource Management Multicultural Organizational Theory and Practice Understanding and Leading Change

Experiential and Creative Media Animation Techniques Contextual and Cultural Referencing Digital Video, Post-Production and Editing Film Studies Interactive Media Design and Prototyping Interactive Media Web Authoring Professional Sound Production and Editing 2D, 3D and Time-based Digital Applications Website Design

Information Technology and Innovation Business Skills for e-Commerce Computer Games Design and Development Data Analysis and Design Networking Infrastructure Procedural Programming System Analysis and Design 2D, 3D and Time-based Applications 3D Computer Modelling and Animation Website Design Web Applications Development

Global Business and Leadership Business Economics Business Ethics Business Strategy Financial Management Global Business Environment Management and Operations Managing a Successful Project Strategic Management: Theory and Practice Understanding and Leading Change

Apartment or Flat

Self-Catering

Available to All Students Reimagining Europe (required) Survival Czech Language (required, not for credit) Introduction to Czech Language Professional Development Project

Population: 1.3 Million

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LEEDS

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Isle of Man

North Sea

NORWICH

More than 2,000 years of history are evident throughout the old city of York, including walls that date to Roman times and York Minster, Northern Europe’s largest gothic cathedral. Contemporary entertainment are also plentiful, however, so don’t miss the opportunity to explore the city’s many cafés, tearooms, restaurants and music venues.

Frequently rated one of the most livable cities in England, Norwich is one of the busiest commercial centers in the country. The city’s modern atmosphere lies in contrast to its long history and ancient surroundings, which include cobblestone streets, a Norman castle and cathedral, and medieval buildings. Norwich offers a rich cultural scene, as well as great nightlife, including more than 300 pubs, cafés, restaurants and nightclubs.

CAMBRIDGE

York University of York

Leeds University of Leeds

Irish Sea Isle of Anglesey

Norwich University of East Anglia Cambridge University of Cambridge

Oxford University of Oxford

WA L E S B

The capital and largest city of the West Yorkshire region, Leeds is a classic university city. Leeds’ thriving commercial and social center is just a 10-minute walk from the campus. Soak in some culture with the city’s symphony and chamber concerts, explore the pristine Yorkshire countryside or hike the famous moors nearby.

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Canterbury is home to one of the most historic and important cathedrals in England and offers the ambiance you’d expect from such a traditional location, including cobblestone streets, ancient pubs, unique restaurants and cultural attractions. Canterbury has plenty of modern attractions for today’s student as well, including regular concerts and ethnic restaurants. A visit to mainland Europe is quick and convenient via the nearby Eurostar service.

University of Westminster Harrow Campus Approx. 12 miles (19.3 km)

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Natural History Museum

Hyde Park St. Jame’s Buckingham Park Palace Westminster Abbey

Chelsea College of Arts

BRIGHTON A graceful, cosmopolitan seaside resort with a liberal attitude, Brighton is one of the U.K.’s top vacation destinations. This vibrant city is full of entertainment attractions and is popular with arts lovers thanks to its annual arts festival, the largest in England. Brighton has also become famous for its plethora of quaint shops and eclectic stores.

Queen Mary, University of London

University of the Arts London

London School of Economics and Political Science Kensington Gardens

Victoria Park

University College London SOAS, University of London Engage London

University of Westminster

King’s College London Strand Campus London King’s Waterloo Bridge

Tower of London

Campus Big Ben

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Camberwell College of Arts

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Wimbledon College of Art

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ZSL London Zoo

River Thames

Anchored by centuries of academic tradition, Oxford has a diverse population and a modern urban center. The medieval and Victorian “dreaming spires” of the city embody the traditions of Oxford, but hip, studentfriendly entertainment also abounds. Participate in Oxford traditions such as punting (boating) on the Rivers Isis (Thames) and Cherwell. Oxford is also conveniently located for visiting some of England’s best-known destinations, including the Cotswolds, Warwick Castle, Blenheim Palace and Stratford-upon-Avon.

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CANTERBURY

A lively market town with wide stretches of green along the River Cam, Cambridge is a quintessential university town with history and charm galore. The city skyline is dotted with college spires, medieval buildings and traditional English architecture. The university’s 31 colleges provide a steady stream of entertainment and social events seven days a week. Central London is just an hour away by train.

London is one of the most cosmopolitan cities in the world and one of the most popular study abroad destinations. A sophisticated city with endless cultural, historic, artistic, political and intellectual offerings, it’s also home to many universities scattered throughout different neighborhoods.

London’s excellent public transportation system will take you easily from your housing to classes and anywhere else you want to go. The city’s train stations, bus networks and airports make traveling throughout the U.K. and Europe a snap.

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ENGLAND ENGLAND CO-CURRICULAR

EXCURSIONS, ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS CULTURAL EVENTS • Local speakers, including exclusive talks held at the Houses of Parliament • Visits to historic and popular sites. Past events have included a guided tour of Olympic Park, community walks, local speakers, evening symphony concert, tours of art galleries and museums, visit to iconic Wembley Stadium

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• Lake District Cultural Weekend for all program students. Activities include mountain biking, gorge scrambling, canoeing, hill walking, Viking boat sailing and visits to William Wordsworth’s home and Beatrix Potter’s farm. Local speakers also discuss the history of the area and give a tour of the only surviving slate mine in Great Britain.

• Two or three single-day trips per semester for students outside of London. Activities may include visits to historical homes, famous cathedral and abbeys, and guided tours of museums.

• Special London activities such as a tour of the House of Parliament with a private guide, a visit to an urban farm and mudlarking, an old custom of walking along the banks of the River Thames

OTHER ACTIVITIES • Lunches for students studying outside of London • Free hooded sweatshirt for each student • Farewell meal

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Welcome to our programmes in England. We are thrilled you have chosen England as the site of your study abroad experience and are confident you will all enjoy the unique challenges and pleasures of negotiating the cultural differences which exist between our countries.

We may share (sometimes distantly) a common tongue, but we hope you will discover much that will excite and confuse, delight and challenge. From the rolling hills of Kent to the exciting urban expanse that is London to the quaintness of York, from our much maligned weather to our pub culture — England has it all. No matter what your interests or passions, the IFSA-Butler team in England are here to aid, abet, mentor and help you achieve the best from your time on the other side of the “pond.” Long may the “Special Relationship” continue.

Sincerely, Lynne Alvarez, Senior Resident Director, England Andrew Williams, Senior Resident Director, Oxford and Wales Programmes and all the IFSA-Butler staff in England

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LONDON MINIMUM GPA: 3.0 (4.0 scale) APPLICATION DEADLINES: April 1 Fall semester Academic year October 15 Spring semester Program dates vary by college and semester or studio art option

CAMBRIDGE MINIMUM GPA: 3.7 (4.0 scale) APPLICATION DEADLINE: May 1 Spring semester (Mid-Jan–late June)

UNIVERSITY OF THE ARTS LONDON PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM SNAPSHOT • Choose from seven colleges that provide some of the best creative instruction in the world • Study at a university that maintains a close working relationship with the art, design and media industries of the U.K. • Interact with amazing faculty who are active artists, designers and communications professionals ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS • Outstanding selection of courses available • Choose between a studio art option (recommended for fine arts majors) or a semester option (generally for non-majors)

MINIMUM GPA: 3.0 (4.0 scale) APPLICATION DEADLINES: April 15 Fall semester (Mid-Sept–early Dec) Academic year (Mid-Sept–early June) October 15 Spring semester (Mid-Jan–mid-April)

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PROGRAM FEES (based on 2017 fees–see what’s included on page 10) Fees vary by college. See our website for details.

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Summer Program Available

Population: 9 Million

Available Subjects Advertising Animation Architecture and Design Art History Communications Drama/Theater/Film Studies Fashion Design/Textiles Fashion Merchandising Gaming Graphic Design Interior Design Journalism Marketing Photography Studio Art

Popular Courses Compositional Strategies Cultural Studies Design Language Digital Photography and Editing European Art History Graphic Design Sound Culture Typography

Featured Subjects Architecture Art History Classics Economics English History Philosophy Political Science

Popular Supervisions British History Contemporary Writing in English Early Modern Drama 1588-1642 Ethics and World Politics Modernism and the Short Story Political Philosophy and History of Political Thought The Transformation of the Roman World

UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM SNAPSHOT • Challenge yourself academically at one of the world’s most prestigious universities • Study available at Pembroke College, founded in 1347 • IFSA-Butler students are considered full members of Pembroke College and the University of Cambridge • A member of Britain’s Russell Group of universities, similar to the Ivy League ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS • Focus intensively on your chosen academic subject with Cambridge’s distinctive supervision system, a one-hour meeting between one or two students and a college tutor

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HOUSING Housing is in university halls of residence. Housing is self-catered and includes fully equipped kitchens for students to use. London College of Fashion students live in apartments arranged by IFSA-Butler.

HOUSING Housing is in study-bedrooms located on the grounds of Pembroke College or in accommodation nearby. Students cook their own meals or eat in the college dining hall.

PROGRAM FEES (based on 2017 fees–see what’s included on page 10) $41,875 spring semester

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Self-Catering

Summer Program Available

Population: 100,000

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CITY, UNIVERSITY OF LONDON PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM SNAPSHOT • A great location in Islington, near London’s center and close to pubs, restaurants, the Barbican, theaters and entertainment • The university has strong ties to London’s historical and financial center, known as The City • Join sports teams, social clubs and campus societies through City’s active student union ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS • City is well known for incorporating new technology in academics and instruction • The university offers an outstanding array of courses, especially in the areas of business, sciences, social sciences, health care and technology

HOUSING Students live in university housing with other City students. Residents prepare their own meals or purchase them in cafeterias on campus.

PROGRAM FEES (based on 2017 fees–see what’s included on page 10) $19,475 fall semester $21,775 spring semester $35,275 academic year

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Self-Catering

Population: 9 Million

Featured Subjects Accounting Business Criminal Justice Finance Journalism Psychology Sociology Speech Pathology

Popular Courses European Business Culture Financial Accounting Historic London Introduction to Management Media History and Politics Principles of Marketing The Performing Arts in London

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UNIVERSITY OF EAST ANGLIA PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM SNAPSHOT • Enjoy high academic standards in a welcoming university • A modern campus on the slopes of the Yare Valley • Immerse yourself in the university experience by joining a club or intramural sports team

MINIMUM GPA: 3.0 (4.0 scale) APPLICATION DEADLINES: April 15 Fall semester (Mid-Sept–mid-Dec) Academic year (Mid-Sept–mid-June)

ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS • Departments are organized into interdisciplinary schools, which provides a rich academic context for study • Students focus their studies by taking two-thirds of their courses in one department • Art History Spring Study Period in Venice allows art history majors to take intensive art history courses at UEA and spend two weeks in Venice

October 1 Spring semester (Early Jan–mid-June)

HOUSING Housing is with other UEA students in furnished residences on campus.

Students purchase or prepare their own meals.

FALL DRAMA SEMESTER UEA’s Fall Drama Semester allows drama majors who are studying at UEA for the full year to spend the fall semester as full-time interns at a theater company in London. During the spring semester, students take a regular load of classes at the University of East Anglia.

PROGRAM FEES (based on 2017 fees–see what’s included on page 10) $21,875 fall semester $22,275 spring semester $37,775 academic year

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PROGRAM SNAPSHOT • Experience an affordable, high-quality academic semester in the heart of London, with integrated field excursions • All students take the 3-credit Exploring Community & Culture course and complete their enrollment with other Engage London classes • Courses taught by faculty from the prestigious Birkbeck, University of London • Internships available in a wide range of areas

APPLICATION DEADLINES: April 15 Fall semester (Late Aug–early Dec) October 1 Spring semester (Early Jan–mid-April)

ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS • Choose from program tracks or select courses from a variety of subjects • Tracks available in business, communications and literature, theater and the arts

CANTERBURY MINIMUM GPA: 3.0 (4.0 scale) APPLICATION DEADLINES: April 15 Fall semester (Mid-Sept–mid-Dec) Academic year (Mid-Sept–mid-June) October 15 Spring semester (Mid-Jan–mid-June)

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Population: 150,000

HOUSING Students live in apartments within commuting distance of courses. Students purchase or prepare their own meals.

Available Courses Aspects of Modern Art in London British Art and Architecture in London British and European Cinema Climate Change and Sustainable Business Practice Globalisation and Regionalisation International Business London: The Growth of a Modern World City London in Literature 1837-1984

PROGRAM FEES (based on 2017 fees–see what’s included on page 10) $16,275 fall semester $15,975 spring semester

Apartment or Flat

Self-Catering

Internship

Summer Program Available

Population: 9 Million

Media Forms and Institutions in Britain Modern British Politics Modern British Society Since 1945 Modern Theater and the London Stage Shakespeare in London Social Psychology Sports Business Management The Twentieth Century British Novel

UNIVERSITY OF KENT PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM SNAPSHOT • Study in beautiful, historic Canterbury, a World Heritage city • A diverse student population, international flavor and strong ties to Europe make Kent ‘U.K.’s European university’ • A hilltop campus set in 300 acres of parkland, overlooking Canterbury Cathedral ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS • Kent’s faculty are rated among the top in the U.K. • Study abroad students can choose from a wide variety of subjects

HOUSING Housing is with British and other international students in one of three residential colleges or in on-campus student flats. Students can purchase meals in university dining facilities or prepare their own meals in shared kitchens.

PROGRAM FEES (based on 2017 fees–see what’s included on page 10) $19,275 fall semester $21,875 spring semester $36,275 academic year

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Popular Courses Adaptation: Shakespeare on Stage and Screen Biology Cancer Biology Creative Writing Foreign Relations The Great Society: America from JFK & LBJ to Nixon, 1960-74 Host-Parasite Interactions Modernism

INTERNSHIP AVAILABLE

ENGAGE LONDON

MINIMUM GPA: 2.8 (4.0 scale)

Self-Catering

Featured Subjects Biochemistry Computer Science Creative Writing Development Studies Drama/Theater Environmental Science Pharmacy/Pharmacology Political Science

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Self-Catering

Population: 45,000

Featured Subjects Architecture Astronomy European Studies Film Studies Food Science/Nutrition Latin American Studies Law/Legal Studies Molecular and Cellular Biology

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Popular Courses British History c. 1480-1620 Human Osteology Introduction to Forensic Psychology Introduction to Psychology Modern Culture Social Problems and Social Policy Scottish Studies: Exploring Scottish Culture Victorian Britain: Politics, Society and Culture

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KING’S COLLEGE LONDON PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM SNAPSHOT • One of the oldest, largest and most prestigious colleges of the University of London (UL) • Located in the heart of London, with easy access to the West End for great shopping and nightlife • A member of Britain’s Russell Group of universities, similar to the Ivy League

MINIMUM GPA: 3.3 (4.0 scale) APPLICATION DEADLINES: March 15 Fall semester (Mid-Sept–mid-Dec) Academic year (Mid-Sept–early June)

ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS • A unique Global Health & Social Medicine program examines the economic, political and cultural factors that shape the nature of health and disease • A special premed program with a clinical component is available

October 15 Spring semester (Early Jan–early June)

LEEDS MINIMUM GPA: 3.0 (4.0 scale) APPLICATION DEADLINES: March 15 Fall semester (Mid-Sept–mid-Jan) Academic year (Mid-Sept–mid-June) October 15 Spring semester (Mid-Jan–mid-June)

HOUSING Most students live in one of six King’s residence halls located around London, or full-year students may live in a University of London residence hall. All UL halls have mandatory meal plans for an additional fee. Students in King’s halls purchase or prepare their own meals.

PROGRAM FEES (based on 2017 fees–see what’s included on page 10) $22,275 fall semester $26,975 spring semester $42,550 academic year

MINIMUM GPA: 3.3–3.5 (4.0 scale) APPLICATION DEADLINE: March 1 Academic year (Mid-Sept–early June)

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Popular Courses Economic and Social Change in Post-War Europe Essentials of Embryology Ethics Museums of London: A Cultural History Peace and Conflict Studies Principles of Marketing Shakespeare’s London Worlds of the British Empire

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Summer Program Available

Population: 9 Million

UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM SNAPSHOT • Immerse yourself in a large yet welcoming British university • An international reputation for excellent teaching and research • The vibrant, self-contained campus has bars, food outlets, shops, a bank and supermarket • A member of Britain’s Russell Group of universities, similar to the Ivy League ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS • Leeds offers an exceptional choice of studies across 50 departments and centers

HOUSING Leeds students are able to choose from a wide range of housing options. Possibilities include large and small residences, contemporary and traditional buildings, on-campus halls and off-campus flats. Some housing options offer meal plans, while others are self-catering.

PROGRAM FEES (based on 2017 fees–see what’s included on page 10) $17,950 fall semester $18,900 spring semester $33,375 academic year

Featured Subjects Business Dance Exercise Science Mechanical Engineering Music Performance Neuroscience Russian Sociology

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LONDON

Featured Subjects Anatomy/Physiology Biochemistry Education History Neuroscience Nursing Peace and Conflict Studies Premedical

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Popular Courses Chemistry at the Molecular Level Chinese Society Creative Writing Workshop French Language Introduction to Ethics Mechatronics and Measurement Systems The Molecules of Life Religion, Gender and Society Renaissance Literature

Population: 750,000

LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS AND POLITICAL SCIENCE PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM SNAPSHOT • Known worldwide for its teaching and research across the full range of the social, political and economic sciences • A university with close ties to business, law, government and media in London • Britain’s only university specializing in the study of the social sciences • One of the most international universities in the United Kingdom • A member of Britain’s Russell Group of universities, similar to the Ivy League ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS • LSE is home to the British Library of Political and Economic Science, the largest in the world devoted exclusively to the social sciences

HOUSING Housing is in LSE or University of London accommodation throughout the city, or in private student apartments. Some LSE and all UL residences offer a meal plan; students in other housing purchase their meals or cook in shared kitchens.

PROGRAM FEES (based on 2017 fees–see what’s included on page 10) $46,950 academic year

Apartment or Flat

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Self-Catering

Meal Plan

Summer Program Available

Featured Subjects Accounting Business Economics Finance International Business International Relations Law/Legal Studies Management Mathematics Political Science Statistics

Population: 9 Million

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Popular Courses Business and Economic Performance since 1945: Britain in International Context Corporate Finance, Investments and Financial Markets Economics in Public Policy Internationalization of Economic Growth Macroeconomic Principles The Making of an Economic Superpower: China since 1850 Philosophy of Economics Principles of Finance

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OXFORD

UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM SNAPSHOT • Study at one of seven colleges at one of the most prestigious universities in the world • IFSA-Butler’s Oxford program has Visiting Student status, which means students are considered full members of their college and the University • Choose your own focus through Oxford’s famed tutorial system

MINIMUM GPA: 3.7 (4.0 scale) APPLICATION DEADLINES: January 15 Fall term (Late Sept–early Dec) Academic year (Late Sept–mid-June)

ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS • Oxford’s famed tutorial system gives quality, individual instruction • Tutorials are supplemented with weekly University lectures • Hertford College and Worcester College offer an Early Start option in the fall term for an additional 4 U.S. credits • A special pre-med program is available at St. Anne’s College

March 1 ** Spring two terms (Early Jan–mid-June) **The spring application deadline is January 15 for Worcester College, February 1 for St. Edmund Hall and February 15 for Lady Margaret Hall

PROGRAM FEES Fees vary by college.

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HOUSING Visiting Students live in housing owned by their Oxford college, usually on the grounds of the college, though some housing may require traveling to college on foot or bicycle. IFSA-Butler’s Visiting Student program means that students eat their meals in the college dining hall.

Featured Subjects Classics Economics English History International Relations Mathematics Philosophy Premedical

Participating Colleges and Availability Hertford College Available fall, spring and year, but fall spaces are limited

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Lady Margaret Hall Available fall, spring and year Mansfield College Available for the full year only

Popular Tutorials Economics of Developing Countries Finance International Economics Latin Language Medieval Music Philosophy of Religion Victorian Literature Shakespeare

St. Anne College Available fall and full year St. Catherine’s College Available fall, spring and year St. Edmund Hall Available fall, spring and year Worcester College Available fall, spring and year

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Population: 170,000

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QUEEN MARY, UNIVERSITY OF LONDON PARTNERSHIP

/ifsabutler PROGRAM SNAPSHOT • Live and study on a compact campus in the center of London—one of the very few urban campus universities in the U.K. • One of the U.K.’s leading teaching and research institutions and a member of Britain’s Russell Group of universities, similar to the Ivy League • A strong sense of community combined with a diverse student population offers opportunities to interact with British students and others from around the world in classes and campus activities

MINIMUM GPA: 3.0 (4.0 scale) APPLICATION DEADLINES: April 15 (Mid-Sept–mid-Dec) Academic year (Mid-Sept–mid-June) October 1 Spring semester (Early Jan–mid-June)

ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS • Students can take courses from several different departments • The university is top ranked in history, media studies and drama/theater

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HOUSING Queen Mary housing is in modern, apartment-style accommodation. Housing is on campus—a rare privilege in London! Students prepare their own meals in communal kitchens or purchase meals at cafés and restaurants on campus or in the surrounding area.

SCHOLARSHIP Queen Mary funds £1,500 (approximately $1,800) scholarships to IFSA-Butler students who are chosen to serve as International Correspondents through our Work-to-Study Grant.

Featured Subjects Computer Science Electrical Engineering English Finance History Political Science

Popular Courses Architecture in London 1600-1837 Economics of Social Issues Animal Physiology Genetics Representing London: The Eighteenth Century Health Psychology Global Environmental Issues Unravelling Britain: British History since 1801

Psychology Theater/Drama

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Apartment or Flat

Self-Catering

Scholarship

Population: 9 Million

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LONDON

SOAS, UNIVERSITY OF LONDON PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM SNAPSHOT • Focus your academics in the only university in Europe to specialize in the study of Asia, Africa and the Middle East • Engage with your peers in an extraordinarily multicultural setting • A unique academic vision that combines language scholarship, disciplinary expertise and regional focus

MINIMUM GPA: 3.0 (4.0 scale) APPLICATION DEADLINES: April 15 Fall semester (Mid-Sept–mid-Dec) Academic year (Mid-Sept–mid-June)

ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS • SOAS offers more than 400 fully integrated courses in the arts and humanities, social sciences, languages and cultures • SOAS teaches an unparalleled range of nonEuropean languages, all of which may be studied at a beginner’s level

October 15 Spring semester (Early Jan–mid-June)

BRIGHTON

PROGRAM SNAPSHOT • An international reputation for top-quality research and innovative styles of teaching • Organized into schools of study that bring together related subject areas and provide academic, social and advising facilities • Ranks consistently at the top for student satisfaction

APPLICATION DEADLINES: April 15 Fall semester (Mid-Sept–mid-Dec) Academic year (Mid-Sept–mid-June)

ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS • Students can choose courses across multiple departments • Teaching in arts, humanities and social sciences takes place primarily in small tutorial groups and seminars supported by a variety of lectures

October 1 Spring semester (Late Jan–mid-June)

MINIMUM GPA: 3.0 (4.0 scale) APPLICATION DEADLINES: April 15 Fall semester (Late Aug–early Dec) Academic year (Late Aug–early July)

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PROGRAM FEES (based on 2017 fees–see what’s included on page 10) $24,275 fall semester $29,275 spring semester $44,175 academic year

Featured Subjects Anthropology Asian Studies Cultural Studies Economics Film/Cinema Studies International Studies/Relations Middle Eastern Studies Political Science

Popular Courses Arabic Cultural History of Tibet Development and Conflict Economics of Developing Countries Global Public Policy Government and Politics of the Middle East Islam and Democracy Political Violence

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Summer Program Available

Population: 9 Million

UNIVERSITY OF SUSSEX PARTNERSHIP

MINIMUM GPA: 3.0 (4.0 scale)

LONDON

HOUSING SOAS housing is in Dinwiddy House, the main student residence at SOAS, or in a UL intercollegiate residence hall. Students in SOAS housing purchase their meals or cook in shared kitchens. Students in UL intercollegiate halls have mandatory meal plans.

HOUSING Housing at Sussex is in university accommodation on campus.

Students can purchase their meals from the many cafeterias on campus or prepare their own meals in shared kitchens.

Featured Subjects Biology Business Environmental Science Film Studies Finance History Media/Multimedia Studies Physics

PROGRAM FEES (based on 2017 fees–see what’s included on page 10) $21,275 fall semester $21,975 spring semester $37,975 academic year

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Summer Program Available

Popular Courses Applied Psychology British Political History Cognitive Psychology Forensic and Applied Cognitive Psychology Historical Controversy Period of Literature: 1860-1945 Popular Music Cultures Staging the Renaissance: Shakespeare

Population: 250,000

TRINITY LABAN CONSERVATOIRE OF MUSIC AND DANCE PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM SNAPSHOT • One of the world’s leading conservatories for dance • Renowned worldwide for its choreography and technical teaching, as well as for academic contributions to the study of the arts • Enjoy a stimulating creative environment that capitalizes on London’s wealth of cultural resources • Support your studies with a world-famous dance library and studios.

ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS • State-of-the-art facilities include 13 fully equipped dance studios, a dance, health and Pilates bodyconditioning facility, and a specialist resource center • Applicants must be dance majors or minors

HOUSING Students live in Trinity Laban housing and purchase or prepare their own meals.

PROGRAM FEES (based on 2017 fees–see what’s included on page 10) $21,500 fall semester $39,975 academic year

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Self-Catering

Population: 9 Million

Available Courses Choreological Studies Classical Ballet Contact Improvisation Contemporary Techniques Dance and the Moving Image Dance Artists in Community and Education Dance Choreography Historical Project

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LONDON

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM SNAPSHOT • Study at a well-rounded and top-ranked university in the center of London • One of the best universities in the world, consistently ranking among the top 20 in various world rankings • The oldest and largest institution within the University of London (UL) • A member of Britain’s Russell Group of universities, similar to the Ivy League

MINIMUM GPA: 3.3 (4.0 scale) APPLICATION DEADLINES: March 1 Fall semester (Mid-Sept–mid-Dec) Academic year (Mid-Sept–mid-June) September 15 Spring semester (Early Jan–mid-June)

LONDON

ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS • The Slade School of Art, a department of UCL, offers art students a highly competitive Independent Studio Program

PROGRAM SNAPSHOT • Enjoy an excellent location in the heart of London • Experience the supportive and innovative atmosphere of this modern university • Students may study in up to four departments and on four campuses: Cavendish, Regent and Marylebone in the West End and Harrow, a 25-minute Tube (subway) ride from central London • Internships available in business, fine arts, communications, sciences and social sciences

APPLICATION DEADLINES: April 15 Fall semester (Mid-Sept–mid-Dec) Academic year (Mid-Sept–late May) October 1 Spring semester (Mid-Jan–late May)

MINIMUM GPA: 3.0 (4.0 scale) APPLICATION DEADLINES: April 15 Fall semester (Mid-Sept–early Dec) Academic year (Mid-Sept–late June) October 15 Spring semester (Early Jan–late June)

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PROGRAM FEES (based on 2017 fees–see what’s included on page 10) $23,975 fall semester $28,775 spring semester $46,175 academic year

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ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS • Westminster is known for offering both traditional and innovative courses • Students can take any combination of courses at any of the four campuses

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Self-Catering

Featured Subjects Biology Computer Science Economics English History Political Science Psychology Studio Art

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Population: 9 Million

Popular Courses Ancient Egypt in London Forensic and Applied Cognitive Psychology Health and Clinical Psychology Introduction to British Politics Introduction to Human Genetics Introduction to International Security International Development and Public Policy International Political Economy Politics of the European Union

INTERNSHIP AVAILABLE

UNIVERSITY OF WESTMINSTER PARTNERSHIP

MINIMUM GPA: 2.8 (4.0 scale)

YORK

HOUSING UCL students live in UCL residence halls or furnished student houses, or in a UL intercollegiate residence hall. UCL residence halls and UL intercollegiate halls offer mandatory meal plans, while students in the houses purchase or prepare their own meals.

HOUSING Housing is in university residence halls both on and off campus.

Students prepare their own meals in shared kitchens or eat in nearby restaurants.

PROGRAM FEES (based on 2017 fees–see what’s included on page 10) $23,275 fall semester $20,975 spring semester $40,275 academic year

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Self-Catering

Internship

Summer Program Available

Featured Subjects Accounting Business Communications International Relations Journalism Linguistics Media, Art and Design Sociology

Population: 9 Million

Popular Courses Art and Society Democracy in America Forensic and Applied Cognitive Psychology The London Blitz: Image, Impact, Legacy 1940-1951 Modern Art in London Personal and Professional Development Principles of Marketing Writing London: Creative Writing about London

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UNIVERSITY OF YORK PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM SNAPSHOT • Study at one of Britain’s most prestigious universities, regularly ranked among the top 10 • Settle into British life on a self-contained campus set on a lake in a charming village, a 20-minute walk from York’s city center and medieval walls • A member of Britain’s Russell Group of universities, similar to the Ivy League ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS • Each student is assigned to an academic staff member who acts as advisor on both academic progress and personal welfare • Visiting students are admitted to one or two departments and select their courses from the undergraduate offerings of those departments

HOUSING Housing is in one of eight residential colleges around the campus.

A catered option is available in some of the colleges. For the other colleges, students can purchase their meals in the college cafeterias and snack bars, or prepare their own meals in shared kitchens.

PROGRAM FEES: (based on 2017 fees–see what’s included on page 10) $17,575 fall semester $26,975 spring semester $40,075 academic year

Featured Subjects Archaeology Biology Drama/Theater Economics History Mathematics Music Performance Sociology

Popular Courses Authority and the Liberal Tradition Biocatalysis Britons at Work: Gender, Class and Victorian Culture Introducing Sociological Theory Late Medieval Literature Linear Algebra Molecular Biotechnology Prehistory to the Present

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IRELAND COLERAINE

Coleraine

Atlantic Ocean

Ulster University

Donegal Bay

Young, vibrant and cosmopolitan, Galway is widely regarded as the cultural capital of Ireland. A bustling center of the arts and music, the city retains a relaxed and intimate atmosphere, with open-air markets, museums, shops and restaurants.

Uniquely located next to the largest Gaeltacht (Irish-speaking region) in Ireland, Galway is also a great place to soak up traditional Irish culture and language.

Ulster University

N O RTH E RN BELFAST IRE L AN D Queen’s University Belfast

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Ballyvaughan

Burren College of Art

BALLYVAUGHAN

LONDONDERRY (DERRY) Northern Ireland’s second-largest city, Derry has a long and colorful history that lends a sense of beauty and tradition to its buildings and surroundings. You’ll find plenty of student-friendly hangouts in this vibrant town, where the modern and historic are side by side.

Stranmillis University College Teacher Education Ulster University

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Maynooth

Maynooth University National University of Ireland

Galway

Aran Islands Ballyvaughan offers a classic Irish experience, with thatched-roof cottages and open, green vistas. In your spare time, meet the friendly locals at the pub for traditional music and dancing. It’s easy to see why the Burren has been a source of inspiration to poets, novelists, painters, sculptors, musicians and playwrights over the centuries.

Ulster University

Londonderry (Derry) Newtownabbey

GALWAY

Coleraine offers the ideal Northern Ireland experience: picture-perfect views combined with the sports, leisure and arts activities of a larger city. From concerts and opera to championship golf, Coleraine is a great choice for students looking for a true Northern Irish, active locale.

DUBLIN

University College Dublin Trinity College Dublin

As Northern Ireland’s largest city, Belfast has everything to offer.

The city’s rich history and connection to the Titanic, the industrial revolution and of course, The Troubles, make Belfast an ideal place to study. There’s a wonderful food and craft market where the sellers are always happy to offer tips on cooking their produce, and some amazing independent coffee shops and pubs where you can sit and watch the world go by.

This cozy locale just outside of Belfast gives students the best of both worlds: A tranquil setting that gives the feel of rural Ireland, but within easy reach of student-friendly Belfast.

Limerick

University of Limerick National Botanic Gardens

Maynooth University

Cork

University College Cork

St. Anne’s Park

Approx. 14 miles (22.5 km)

Celtic Sea Dublin Zoo

LIMERICK Limerick is a major center for sport in Ireland, where rugby and rowing take center stage. The university campus is the training ground for both local and national teams who make use of the top class facilities. The city’s cultural scene includes theaters, an arts center, clubs, pubs and restaurants of all kinds. Picturesque castles, medieval fortresses and city walls dating to the Normans dot the landscape of the area.

Limerick’s central location is a great launching point for travel throughout Ireland.

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CORK A beautiful, friendly city with hospitable and famously talkative residents, Cork is a city to explore.

While treasuring its rich cultural heritage, Cork celebrates modern entertainments, including its annual international jazz and choral festivals. Cork is also renowned for an amazing food scene and vibrant farmers’ market.

A mere five miles away is the Blarney Stone where, legend has it, you can acquire the “gift of gab.”

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MAYNOOTH Maynooth is the quintessential charming university town. Just 30 minutes from Dublin via easy and inexpensive public transportation, Maynooth combines the friendliness and welcoming nature of a small town with easy access to big-city attractions.

The area is also steeped in history, featuring early Christian ruins and evidence of centuries-old Celtic civilizations.

D U B L I N

National Museum of Ireland

National Gallery of Ireland

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DUBLIN Ireland’s largest city and capital, Dublin is an economic center with one of the fastest growing populations of any European capital city. A vibrant cultural scene is dominant throughout the city and includes music of all kinds, theater, art and literary activities. Ample restaurants, pubs and clubs make it a popular weekend destination for the under-30 crowd from across Europe.

University College Dublin

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EXCURSIONS, ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS EXCURSIONS • Northern Ireland Weekend for Republic of Ireland students: Includes a day tour of the Antrim Coastline, including the world famous Giant’s Causeway, Dunluce Castle and Carrick-ARede Rope Bridge. Also includes an insightful black taxi tour of Belfast to learn about “The Troubles,” followed by a debrief discussion with a local expert to really get an understanding of Belfast’s past and present.

• Dublin weekend for Northern Ireland students: Includes cultural event such as an opportunity to learn a traditional Irish musical instrument, a historic walking tour, delicious brunch and city center accommodation.

• Kilkenny Weekend for all students: Includes two nights in Ireland’s medieval capital.

Students have a tour and coaching session to learn about Irish sports, a twilight ghost tour, a visit to Kilkenny Castle and free time to wander the narrow lanes and alleys. Evenings are spent in cozy pubs listening to traditional Irish music.

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FROM OUR RESIDENT DIRECTOR

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OTHER ACTIVITIES • Group welcome event in host city such as a visit to local historic site, followed by dinner with IFSA-Butler staff • Regular academic and social coffee morning drop-in sessions on host campus • ‘Preparing for Take Off’ workshop in host city. Learn how to apply your study abroad experience to future grad school and job applications.

• Program sweatshirt • Farewell meal Photo by IFSA-Butler student Taylor Turnbull, University of Cincinnati

I am delighted you are considering Ireland for your study abroad experience. Whether it’s because of family roots, because you have heard of our excellent universities or because you want to make the most out of every opportunity while abroad, I suggest you put our programs on the top of your list.

Ireland is one of the rare places in the world that exceeds its reputation. Our people are even more welcoming then you have heard, we do have beautiful green fields and rainbows, and you will have wonderful conversations with people you only met five minutes ago, whether in the classroom or coffee shop.

We are a nation of talkers who genuinely care about people. For our office that means we really want to support you while you are here. We do this by providing academic support so you can make the most of your time at our prestigious universities, by helping you get to grips with the culture so you can engage with people in a meaningful way, and by sharing our tried and tested insider’s tips with you so you are always one step ahead. No only this, but we organise exciting weekends away for you as well as some great local events so there’s always something to look forward to. Hard to beat eh?

We look forward to welcoming you with open arms.

Maria Keane, Resident Director, and all the IFSA-Butler staff in Ireland

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BALLYVAUGHAN MINIMUM GPA: 3.0 (4.0 scale) APPLICATION DEADLINES: April 1 Fall semester (Late Aug–mid-Dec) Academic year (Late Aug–mid-May) October 15 Spring semester (Mid-Jan–mid-May)

BURREN COLLEGE OF ART PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM SNAPSHOT • Study painting, photography or sculpture under the supervision of a faculty member • Supplement your art courses with options in mixed media, art in context, Irish studies, creative writing and art history • Enjoy one-on-one mentoring from faculty ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS • Studio programs meet the requirements of the National Association of Schools of Art and Design • Faculty-led trips to London in the fall or to Berlin or Paris in the spring for an additional fee

HOUSING Housing is in one of two large student houses between the village and the campus or in the village in small, comfortable cottages. Each has its own cooking and laundry facilities. A limited meal plan is available for lunches, but students purchase or prepare all other meals.

PROGRAM FEES (based on 2017 fees–see what’s included on page 10) $19,675 fall semester $19,975 spring semester $32,875 academic year

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CORK MINIMUM GPA: 2.8 (4.0 scale) APPLICATION DEADLINES: April 15 Fall semester (Early Sept–mid-Dec) Academic year (Early Sept–mid-May) October 1 Spring semester (Mid-Jan–mid-May)

DUBLIN MINIMUM GPA: 3.0 (4.0 scale) APPLICATION DEADLINES: April 15 Fall semester (Early Sept–mid-Dec) Academic year (Early Sept–late May) October 15 Spring semester (Mid-Jan–late May)

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Available Subjects Art History Creative Writing Irish Language/ Studies Painting/Drawing Photography Studio Art

Popular Courses Art in Context Creative Writing Intermediate Drawing Intermediate Painting Intermediate Photography Irish Studies Life Drawing Mixed Media

Featured Subjects Archaeology Business Celtic Language/Studies Film Studies Food Science/Nutrition Music Studies Pharmacy Public Health

Popular Courses Aspects of Irish Folklore Celtic Literature Introduction to Irish History Irish Film History Managing a Business Modern Irish Language People, Place and Politics: Ireland, 1660-1960

Population: 450

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE CORK PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM SNAPSHOT • Experience research-led curriculum taught by world-class academics • Explore the wooded campus featuring a Tudor gothic quadrangle and take advantage of the university’s excellent new facilities • An ideal place to study Irish culture • An IFSA-Butler Student Services Coordinator (SSC) provides additional on-site programming and emergency support ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS • UCC offers special certificates in Irish traditional music, human rights, law, conflict resolution, international affairs, political science and more • Fall students can take the Early Start option, which offers an additional 5 U.S. credits

HOUSING Housing is in modern student apartments within walking distance of campus. Each apartment has single bedrooms with shared living and kitchen facilities. Students have the option to purchase or prepare their own meals.

PROGRAM FEES (based on 2017 fees–see what’s included on page 10) $17,975 fall semester $17,975 spring semester $33,375 academic year

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Summer Program Available

Population: 300,000

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE DUBLIN PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM SNAPSHOT • Study at a research-intensive institution, ranked in the top 1 percent of universities worldwide • Alumni include James Joyce and five Irish prime ministers • Apply to one college and choose four to six classes from schools (departments) within that college CLINTON INSTITUTE FOR AMERICAN STUDIES Spring students have the opportunity to study at the Clinton Institute for American Studies.

The Institute, named after President Clinton in recognition for his role in the Irish peace process, offers courses in U.S. politics, history, culture and society.

HOUSING Housing is in on-campus UCD flats. Each flat houses four to five students and offers single bedrooms and shared kitchen and living facilities. Students prepare their own meals.

PROGRAM FEES (based on 2017 fees–see what’s included on page 10) $20,975 fall semester $21,475 spring semester $35,575 academic year Fees may vary by faculty. See our website for specifics.

Featured Subjects Agriculture Biology Business Civil Engineering Exercise Science Nursing Philosophy Political Science

Popular Courses Animal Physiology Electrical and Electronic Circuits From Colony to Republic: The Making of Modern Ireland Ireland Uncovered Philosophy of Language Principles of Biochemistry Principles of Finance Public International Law

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Summer Program Available

Population: 1.5 Million

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LIMERICK MINIMUM GPA: 2.7 (4.0 scale) APPLICATION DEADLINES: April 15 Fall semester (Late Aug–mid-Dec) Academic year (Late Aug–mid-May) October 15 Spring semester (Mid-Jan–mid-May)

MAYNOOTH MINIMUM GPA: 2.75 (4.0 scale) APPLICATION DEADLINES: April 15 Fall semester (Mid-Sept–mid-Dec) Academic year (Mid-Sept–early June) October 15 Spring semester (Late Jan–early June)

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UNIVERSITY OF LIMERICK PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM SNAPSHOT • One of the best options for a truly integrated experience in Ireland • Earn credit for curriculum-based learning in community projects • Take advantage of numerous science and engineering options • Ranked one of the top universities worldwide for international students ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS • The university is flexible and allows students to enroll in multiple departments • Many Irish-related studies are available • The university has a strong reputation in STEM subjects

HOUSING Housing is in a modern student village located in the heart of campus.

The student village includes a central clubhouse for recreation.

Students purchase or prepare their own meals.

PROGRAM FEES (based on 2017 fees–see what’s included on page 10) $15,975 fall semester $15,975 spring semester $27,675 academic year

Featured Subjects Aviation Biology Dance Equine Science Exercise Science/Kinesiology Mechanical Engineering Nursing Psychology

Popular Courses Celtic Civilisation: Culture, Language and Representations Financial Accounting General Chemistry Genetics and Molecular Biology Irish Language Operating Systems Sociology of Media Visual Cultural Studies

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Population: 80,000

MAYNOOTH UNIVERSITY PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM SNAPSHOT • Immerse yourself into Irish culture on a friendly campus that boasts lovely architecture, beautiful gardens and chapel spires • Enjoy a classic university town with close proximity to Dublin • A high faculty-to-student ratio, ensuring personal attention ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS • Courses are available in the faculties of Arts, Celtic Studies & Philosophy; Social Sciences; and Science and Engineering • Students may also take theology courses at St. Patrick’s College • Maynooth offers flexibility in combining subjects from a range of departments and faculties

HOUSING Maynooth housing is on campus in modern student complexes with other U.S., European and Irish students. The housing includes private bathrooms and a shared living room and kitchen. Students purchase or prepare their own meals.

PROGRAM FEES (based on 2017 fees–see what’s included on page 10) $17,475 fall semester $17,975 spring semester $29,975 academic year

Featured Subjects Accounting Anthropology Business Chemistry History Marketing Peace and Conflict Studies Religious Studies/Theology

Popular Courses Brand Management Early Irish Myths and Sagas Europe: Political, Social and Economic Boundaries Introducing the Ancient Celts Introduction to War Studies Issues and Inequalities Modern Irish Society Revolution in Ireland

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Population: 12,000

NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF IRELAND, GALWAY PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM SNAPSHOT • Live and study in a region known for its proud preservation of the Irish language • Take an Irish cultural course to better understand the local and national culture • A perfect location from which to explore the beautiful west coast of Ireland • Engage with the community through an optional course, seminar and two-hour weekly service at a local “homework club” ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS • Students may enroll in arts, commerce, engineering or science courses • Courses in Irish language and Celtic civilization are also available

HOUSING Housing is with degree students and other IFSA-Butler students in modern apartments located within a 10-20 minute walk from the campus. The housing has kitchens available for student use.

PROGRAM FEES: (based on 2017 fees–see what’s included on page 10) $16,975 fall semester $16,975 spring semester $28,975 academic year

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Summer Program Available

Featured Subjects Business Engineering Geography Information Technology Irish Language/Studies Mathematics Physics Psychology

Popular Courses Health Psychology Human Sexuality Imagining Modern Ireland: An Introduction to Irish Culture Introduction to Positive Psychology Literature and Culture: Romanticism Psychology of Learning Thinking Differently: European Women’s Studies The Two Irelands in the 20th Century See page 12 for a full subject index.

Population: 73,000

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BELFAST

QUEEN’S UNIVERSITY BELFAST PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM SNAPSHOT • Study at the U.K.’s ninth oldest university, founded in 1845 • A member of Britain’s Russell Group of universities, similar to the Ivy League • Many departments rank among the highest in the U.K. • Engage with Ireland’s recent history through a special Peace and Conflict Studies option, which includes a community-based learning component

MINIMUM GPA: 2.8 (4.0 scale) APPLICATION DEADLINES: April 15 Fall semester (Mid-Sept–mid-Dec) Academic year (Mid-Sept–early June) October 15 Spring semester (Mid-Jan–early June)

PROGRAM FEES (based on 2017 fees–see what’s included on page 10) $19,975 fall semester $19,975 spring semester $33,975 academic year

BELFAST

ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS • Flexible course selection means you can choose from more than 3,000 courses in 100 subjects, including Irish Studies • Courses are offered through 20 schools in three faculties: Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences; Engineering and Natural Sciences; and Medicine, Health and Life Sciences HOUSING Housing is in the main university housing complex, Queen’s Elms, within easy walking distance of campus. Students live in single rooms with private bathrooms and shared kitchen and living facilities.

Students prepare their own meals or purchase meals from numerous locations on campus.

PROGRAM SNAPSHOT • An acclaimed teacher education institution that attracts students from throughout Ireland, the U.K. and around the world • Program includes a supervised teaching experience in local schools and/or observational opportunities • Student teaching opportunities available • Dedicated faculty and outstanding curriculum give students the skills, knowledge and values necessary to excel as teachers • Open to any student interested in education

APPLICATION DEADLINES: March 15 Fall semester (Mid-Sept–mid-Dec) October 15 Spring semester (Early Jan–early June)

ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS • IFSA-Butler assists with verifying that course selections meet degree program approval and state requirements for teacher education licensure

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Popular Courses Celtic Mythology Language in the Media Northern Ireland: A Case Study in Ethno-National Conflict and Peace-Making Peace and Conflict: The Irish Question 1600-2012 The Politics of Deeply Divided Societies Principles of Management World Politics: War and Peace

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Population: 500,000

STRANMILLIS UNIVERSITY COLLEGE TEACHER EDUCATION

MINIMUM GPA: 3.0 (4.0 scale)

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Featured Subjects Aeronautical Engineering Architecture Genetics History Irish Language/Studies Management Philosophy Political Science

Education Tracks Early Childhood Education Health and Leisure Studies Primary Education Secondary Education

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Some Meals Included

Popular Courses Aspects of Language and Learning Children with Special and Additional Needs Primary Northern Ireland Culture and Education Psychology of Health and Leisure School Based Work for International Students Primary Social Psychology & Individual Differences

Self-Catering

Population: 500,000

HOUSING Students live in single bedrooms with shared common areas. All housing is on the Stranmillis campus within an easy walk to classroom buildings. The program fee includes seven breakfasts and dinners per week; students can purchase lunches at the campus cafeteria.

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TRINITY COLLEGE DUBLIN PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM SNAPSHOT • Established in 1592 and one of Europe’s oldest universities • Study at the only Irish university ranked in the top 50 universities in the world • Alumni include many of Ireland’s most famous historical and literary figures: Oscar Wilde, Jonathan Swift and Samuel Beckett • A vigorous academic atmosphere, highly focused study and competitive admission are the hallmarks of Trinity

MINIMUM GPA: 3.0 (4.0 scale) APPLICATION DEADLINES: April 1 Fall semester (Mid-Sept–mid-Dec) Academic year (Mid-Sept–late May) September 15 Spring semester (Mid-Jan–late May)

HOUSING Housing is off campus with other IFSA-Butler students in apartments or in Griffith College, university-owned flats with shared rooms. Both options have kitchen facilities where students can prepare their own food. Meals are also available in the dining halls, cafeterias and bars on campus.

PROGRAM FEES (based on 2017 fees–see what’s included on page 10) Fees vary by college.

See our website for details.

ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS • Students may apply to study in up to four schools or departments at Trinity • Trinity offers many small classes and a high faculty-to-student ratio • Fall students can take Trinity’s Early Start option, which offers an additional 2.5 U.S. credits

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Featured Subjects Art History Biology Classics Computer Engineering Economics English Mathematics Political Science Popular Courses Computer Engineering Contemporary Irish Fiction Irish Language and Literature Irish Politics Language, the Individual and Society Money and Banking Shakespeare: Text, Stage, Screen Victorianism

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MINIMUM GPA: 3.0 (4.0 scale) APPLICATION DEADLINES: April 15 Fall semester (Mid-Sept–mid-Dec) Academic year (Mid-Sept–mid-Dec)

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October 15 Spring semester (Late Jan–late May)

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ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS • Ulster University offers specialized concentrations in Peace and Conflict Studies (Magee Campus), Irish Cultural Studies (Coleraine Campus) and Irish Studies (Magee Campus) • The Irish Studies concentration includes additional excursions in Northern Ireland and a week-long stay with an Irish-speaking family in County Donegal

Featured Subjects Architecture Computer Engineering Dance Human Rights Journalism Music Performance Speech Pathology Theater/Drama

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Popular Courses Economics of Less Developed Countries Introduction to Sociology Irish Language Issues in Visual Culture Love Poetry Principles of Marketing Sports Marketing Tourism and Hospitality Management Witchcraft & Magic in Early Modern Britain & Ireland, C 1560-1736

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Population: Belfast: 500,000 Coleraine: 25,000 Derry: 250,000 Newtownabbey: 85,000

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SCOTLAND

ST. ANDREWS St. Andrews is the quintessential university town and also full of history dating back to the sixth century. Cobbled streets link the university and the town together and help to create a strong sense of community.

St. Andrews is also the world-famous home of golf. Students who have a handicap that meets the standards of the Royal and Ancient Golf Club can play on the Old Course of St. Andrews for a surprisingly reasonable fee.

STIRLING Stirling’s status as a center for local government, retail and industry means there’s plenty to do in the town, and its low cost of living makes it a great choice for students who want to study abroad on a budget. The “Gateway to the Highlands,” Stirling was the setting for Scottish battles for independence.

Don’t miss the many tributes to Stirling’s historic past, including the Wallace Monument, Stirling Castle and the field of Bannockburn. Stirling is less than an hour by train to world-class cities Edinburgh and Glasgow.

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Edinburgh is the capital city of Scotland and one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. The Old and New Towns of Edinburgh are easily accessible from anywhere in the city, allowing visitors and residents alike to take full advantage of everything this cosmopolitan city has to offer. During the summer, Edinburgh is home to many world-famous film, music and cultural festivals, including the International Festival and the Edinburgh Fringe, the largest arts festival in the world.

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Glasgow has been voted European City of Culture and is home to the national Scottish ballet, orchestra and chorus. It’s also known as one of the U.K.’s top cities for both traditional and extreme sports. Glasgow offers students the perfect mix of trendy west end cafés and restaurants, a wide range of shopping in the sophisticated Merchant City and the open green space in the many award-winning country parks surrounding the city.

A warm welcome to IFSA-Butler Scotland. We are delighted that you are considering Scotland as your study abroad destination, a wise choice given that Scotland has been a world leader in education for more than 500 years, boasting some of the oldest universities in the world and ranked amongst the best in the U.K. Scotland is not just about bagpipes, shortbread and tartan. From the rugged and dramatic mountains of the Highlands to the ancient, seaside home of golf at St. Andrews, to the historic and picturesque location of Stirling to the buzz of Edinburgh and Glasgow, there is much to explore and learn.

We look forward to welcoming and helping you as you immerse yourself into Scottish life. Remember that throughout your stay you can draw upon our academic, pastoral and emergency resources, and enjoy the exciting social events and weekend trips we have lined up for you.

Sincerely, Ruth Casey, Resident Director and all the IFSA-Butler staff in Scotland

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SCOTLAND CO-CURRICULAR

EXCURSIONS, ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS

PROFILE My time abroad influenced my academics and personal relationships greatly. Due to the different educational system in the UK and the high level of expectations, my work back at my home university has been more independently driven and I have become more focused on research in the areas that I am passionate about.

I also make more of an effort to cultivate friendships with others, hosting dinner parties and spearheading a weekly reading group as my time abroad was filled with these rewarding social activities.

-Maria Noel, Gustavus Adolphus College University of Edinburgh, 2015

FALL EXCURSIONS

• Three-day Highland weekend: Students take guided tours throughout the stunning Highlands, visit a historic whiskey distillery, see a display at one of Scotland’s last working sheep dog farms, and tour the magical Loch Ness and Culloden, the site of the last ever battle to be fought on British soil

SPRING EXCURSIONS

• Three-day visit to the Argyll Forest on the West coast of Scotland, one of Scotland’s most beautiful national parks. Activities include the opportunity to kayak, hike and cave while exploring some of Scotland’s most breathtaking landscapes.

• Three-day excursion to the Isle of Skye, which is regularly voted one of the most beautiful islands in the world! Students visit one of the last working sheepdog farms in Scotland, climb the Old Man of Storr, wash faces in the magical faery river at Sligachan (where legend has it, the secret to eternal youth lies), visit Armadale Castle and Eilean Donan Castle and travel through the captivating valley of Glencoe.

OTHER EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES

• A reunion event each semester • Thanksgiving celebration with a Scottish twist (fall semester) • Regular drop in sessions with IFSA-Butler Scotland staff to maximize the study abroad experience • A homestay weekend with local hosts to experience true life in Great Britain • A food themed tour to learn more about Scotland and its culture and social history • Farewell event

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EDINBURGH MINIMUM GPA: 3.0 (4.0 scale) APPLICATION DEADLINES: April 15 Fall semester (Early Sept–mid-Dec) Academic year (Early Sept–late May) October 15 Spring semester (Mid-Jan–late May)

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UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM SNAPSHOT • Study at an ancient university, founded in 1583 • Located in the heart of capital city Edinburgh • Consistently ranked as one of the top 50 universities in the world • Famous alumni include J.K. Rowling, Adam Smith, Prime Minister Gordon Brown, Alexander Graham Bell, Charles Darwin, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Robert Louis Stevenson, and Sir Walter Scott ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS • The university is renowned worldwide for academic excellence and research • Faculty are at the forefront of their disciplines

HOUSING University of Edinburgh students live in university accommodation.

Students can choose to live in the Pollock Halls complex or in university flats. Pollock Halls has a mandatory meal plan, while residents in flats prepare their own meals. Housing is conveniently located near city entertainment and campus amenities.

PROGRAM FEES (based on 2017 fees–see what’s included on page 10) $19,975 fall semester $20,975 spring semester $34,975 academic year

MINIMUM GPA: 3.0 (4.0 scale) APPLICATION DEADLINES: May 1 Fall semester (Late Aug–mid-Dec) September 15 Spring semester (Mid-Jan–late April)

MINIMUM GPA: 3.0 (4.0 scale) APPLICATION DEADLINES: April 15 Fall semester (Late Aug–mid-Dec) Academic year (Late Aug–late May) October 15 Spring semester (Early Jan–late May)

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Population: 440,000

UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH PARLIAMENTARY INTERNSHIP PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM SNAPSHOT • Pursue independent research and participate in the political life of Scotland • Intern with a Member of Scottish Parliament for unparalleled access to Scottish politics • Coursework balances internship activities with learning about the history and culture of Scottish society • Students have study space in the MSP’s office and maintain an academic base at the Institute of Governance ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS • Consider combining your internship semester with a second semester at the University of Edinburgh.

Students who choose both options receive a $500 discount on their second semester program fee

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Popular Courses Celtic Civilisation Clinical Immunology Digital Marketing Early Modern Scottish History Environmental Chemistry Fluid Mechanics Scottish Studies: Creating Scotland Visualising Scotland

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EDINBURGH

Featured Subjects Biology Economics Electrical Engineering English Literature History International Studies/Relations Political Science Psychology

HOUSING Internship students live in self-catered university flats. Housing is conveniently located near city entertainment and campus amenities.

PROGRAM FEES (based on 2017 fees–see what’s included on page 10) $18,975 fall semester $21,975 spring semester

Apartment or Flat

Self-Catering

Internship

Summer Program Available

Program Curriculum Government and Politics in the U.K. Scotland: Society and Culture Scottish Politics Parliamentary Internship

Population: 440,000

INTERNSHIP Following the program’s first five weeks of courses, students intern for an MSP (Member of the Scottish Parliament) for 10 weeks. Under the guidance of the MSP, interns pursue an independent research project and participate actively in the political life of the Parliament.

The independent research project will be assessed upon completion of the internship program. Members of the department will be available to assist and guide each student with the research project.

UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM SNAPSHOT • Immerse yourself in one of the oldest and top ranked universities in Britain • Located in the heart of historic yet hip Glasgow • Get involved in Glasgow’s community-based learning option, which combines academic study with volunteer service in a welfare agency ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS • A 5-credit Functional Premed Anatomy program is available and geared toward students who plan to attend medical school in the U.S. • A special course, Bagpipes: History, Repertoire and Performance, is available at Scotland’s National Piping Centre • Students may take a life drawing, photography or sculpture course at the prestigious Glasgow School of Art

HOUSING University of Glasgow housing ranges from large and small residence halls to student houses and flats. Most housing is within a mile of the campus, although some require a bus commute. In all housing, students prepare their own meals or purchase them in cafeterias on campus.

PROGRAM FEES (based on 2017 fees–see what’s included on page 10) $20,575 fall semester $21,975 spring semester $32,975 academic year

Featured Subjects Anatomy/Physiology Business Civil Engineering History Premedical Public Policy Sociology

Popular Courses Animal Diversity The Archaeology of Scotland Bagpipes: History, Repertoire and Performance Functional Anatomy for International Pre-Medical Students Introduction to Scottish Culture Microeconomics Scottish Studies: Exploring Scottish Culture

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GLASGOW MINIMUM GPA: 3.0 (4.0 scale) APPLICATION DEADLINES: March 15 Fall semester (Early Sept–mid-Dec) Academic year (Early Sept–mid-June) October 1 Spring semester (Early Jan–mid-June)

ST. ANDREWS MINIMUM GPA: 3.2 (4.0 scale) APPLICATION DEADLINES: April 1 Fall semester (Early Sept–mid-Dec) Academic Year (Early Sept–late May) October 15 Spring semester (Mid-Jan–late May)

STIRLING MINIMUM GPA: 2.9 (4.0 scale) APPLICATION DEADLINES: March 15 Fall semester (Mid-Sept–mid-Dec) Academic year (Mid-Sept–mid-May) October 1 Spring semester (Mid-Jan–mid-May)

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GLASGOW SCHOOL OF ART PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM SNAPSHOT • Programs available in fine art, design, photography, fashion, textiles, silversmithing, jewelry, sculpture and architecture • Study cutting-edge art practice in an inspiring city • Recognized for its international role in educating artists, designers and architects • Spend 25 to 35 hours a week in the studio working on independent projects under faculty supervision ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS • Each department is fully equipped with studios and workshops • The Forum for Critical Inquiry class, which focuses on art history, theory and techniques, is embedded into the curriculum

HOUSING Glasgow School of Art students live in one of two GSA student houses.

Both options are shared among six to eight students, each with single bedrooms, private bathrooms and shared living and kitchen areas. Both are also a short walk from the main GSA campus.

PROGRAM FEES (based on 2017 fees–see what’s included on page 10) $15,975 fall semester $22,975 spring semester $34,975 academic year

Apartment or Flat

Self-Catering

Available Subjects Architecture Art History Fashion Design/Textiles Graphic Design Jewelry Design Illustration

Interior Design Painting/Drawing Photography Product Design Sculpture Silversmithing Studio Art

Featured Subjects Chemistry English Geography History International Relations Neuroscience Premedical Religious Studies/Theology

Popular Courses The Art of the Renaissance in Italy and Northern Europe Film History and Historiography Key Concepts in Film Studies Mind and Reality Research Methods in Biology Scotland and the English Empire 1070-1500 Scottish Music Topics in Finance

Population: 650,000

UNIVERSITY OF ST. ANDREWS PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM SNAPSHOT • Experience the heart of Scotland at its oldest university, founded in 1413 • A medieval town with a modern vibe • World renowned for its teaching in the humanities, arts and sciences • Craft your studies in this world-renowned university, which perfectly balances individualized attention, academic rigor and student support • Consistently ranked among the top in the U.K. for student satisfaction ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS • The university offers the largest operational optical telescope in Britain and a dedicated marine laboratory on site

HOUSING St. Andrews offers a variety of student apartments and residence halls.

Some residence halls and all apartments are self-catering, while other residence halls have a mandatory meal plans.

PROGRAM FEES (based on 2017 fees–see what’s included on page 10) $22,575 fall semester $23,575 spring semester $39,975 academic year

Apartment or Flat

Residence Hall

Meal Plan

Self-Catering

See page 12 for a full subject index.

Population: 20,000

UNIVERSITY OF STIRLING PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM SNAPSHOT • Located in tranquil Stirling, which has a low cost of living and easy access to other areas of Scotland • Ranked number one in Scotland and eighth in the U.K. in The Times Higher Education 100 Under 50 table, which ranks the world’s best 100 universities under 50 years old.

• Get to know the lovely self-contained campus (rare in the U.K.), with its 310 acres of parkland and an 18th century castle ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS • The university offers great flexibility in choosing from a wide range of courses across subject areas

HOUSING Stirling offers housing in apartments and residence halls. Housing in both options is self-catering, though pay-as-you-go meal plan options are also available.

PROGRAM FEES (based on 2017 fees–see what’s included on page 10) $16,575 fall semester $16,975 spring semester $28,375 academic year

Apartment or Flat

Residence Hall

Self-Catering Summer Program Available

Population: 45,000

Featured Subjects Accounting Biology Business History Psychology Scottish Studies Sociology Sports and Recreation

Popular Courses Brain and Behaviour-Clinical Perspectives Creative Writing Language and Gender Managing the Business of Sport Renaissance to Revolution: Scotland 1513-1689 Reputations in Scottish History Social Psychology Texts and Contexts

See page 12 for a full subject index.

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SPAIN

FRANCE B AY O F B I S C AY

ANDORRA

GULF OF LIONS

Barcelona

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GULF OF CÁDIZ

Atlantic Ocean

S T R A I T O F G I B R A LT A R

BARCELONA

MOROCCO

A thriving metropolis located along the Mediterranean Sea, Barcelona is one of Europe’s true gems. The city features a beautiful Mediterranean climate, a vibrant business environment, a reputation for some of Spain’s best food and an “old city” charm complete with iconic Gaudi architecture at seemingly every turn. This youth-friendly city is proudly and staunchly Catalunyan, giving students a unique insight into the culture and politics of one of Spain’s most intriguing regions.

WELCOME

FROM OUR RESIDENT DIRECTOR

Think you know Spain? Think you know study abroad? Think again. Set beneath the shadow of the Pyrenee mountains, Barcelona is a tapestry of music, history, religion, architecture, food and art. Come explore its complex personality. Very modern yet quite ancient. A cosmopolis full of people from all over the world, yet with village neighborhoods.

Mountain, valley, sea, city. Catalan, Spanish, Mediterranean, European, Latino, and so much more, truly an exciting mix of identities!

Barcelona is an ideal place to combine study abroad with an internship. Our city is home to countless international businesses, nonprofit organizations, tech start-ups, government offices, media outlets, political groups and more. All of these offer tremendous opportunities for you to put your academic learning to real-life use during the semester.

Students choose Engage Barcelona for many reasons, yet their profile is similar. They are looking for a blend of academics, practical work experience and life-changing personal experiences.

They are adventurous, looking for a challenging and stimulating experience, and do not want their hands held. But they do want support when they need it, which is why your Barcelona team opens their arms to you with an enormous Bienvenidos!!

When you’re not taking classes, studying or working at your internship, be assured that our office is open daily and also available for 24/7 emergency assistance. We’re here to help with medical issues, personal emergencies, academic questions or just to chat! You will also see us on cultural activities and excursions, perfect opportunities for us to know each other personally. Our goal is to support you throughout your time in Barcelona. It will be an unforgettable experience.

Sincerely, Ryan Lorenz, Resident Director and all the IFSA-Butler staff in Barcelona

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STUDENT

SPAIN CO-CURRICULAR

EXCURSIONS, ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS

PROFILE My host family was my number one connection to Barcelona. I loved living with them and practicing Spanish, Catalan and English all together. We would go out to sports bars to watch FCB games and on a couple of occasions, I went to my host brother’s soccer games.

–Abby Muehlstein, Duke University Engage Barcelona, 2016

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• Four-day on-site orientation: Includes transportation, accommodation, activities and most meals • Introduction to Catalonian culture • Introduction to Catalan language • Discussion of academic differences and expectations • IFSA-Butler staff lead sessions on academics, living in Spain, integrating into the host university and more • Welcome meal

CULTURAL AND SPORTING EVENTS

The following list of excursions, events and activities may be offered during your semester abroad in Barcelona. Please note that not all activities or these exact excursions are offered every semester.

• Visit to Girona with guided tour of medieval center and famous Jewish Quarter • Visit to Dali’s house in Portlligat • Experience Volcanic National Park • Tour of Dali Museum • Trip to Collserola and La Fageda Forests • Tarragona and Poblet Weekend: Spend a weekend in the Tarragona Province, a sun-filled port along the east coast of Spain that’s famous for its gorgeous beaches, Roman ruins and Mediterranean atmosphere. IFSA-Butler’s resident team will accompany students on the weekend excursion and introduce them to some of the sites that make Tarragona a favorite vacation destination for Spaniards and visitors from throughout Europe. Part of the weekend will also include a visit to Poblet Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage site founded in 1151, and most likely the chance to navigate an underground cave network that’s hidden to most.

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INTERNSHIP AVAILABLE

ENGAGE BARCELONA PROGRAM SNAPSHOT • An affordable, academically challenging program based at the prestigious Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB) • No previous study of Spanish required • A seminar with guest speakers, essays, and group discussions complement the student experience • A substantial internship is embedded in the program • Internships available in a wide range of areas, including business, marketing, communications, arts, design, tourism, sciences, IT, engineering, humanities, social sciences and more

MINIMUM GPA: 2.75 (4.0 scale) APPLICATION DEADLINES: April 1 Fall semester (Early Sept–mid-Dec) October 1 Spring semester (Mid-Jan–late April)

ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS • Choose from a variety of disciplines for maximum academic flexibility • Courses available in business, humanities, social sciences, art and politics

PROGRAM FEES (based on 2017 fees–see what’s included on page 10) $13,975 fall semester $13,975 spring semester

HOUSING Barcelona students have three housing options: a student apartment, residencia (an apartment-style dorm) or housing with a carefully selected host family. The host family option requires an extra fee and includes two meals per day. Other housing options are self-catering.

Available Subjects Architecture and Planning Art History Business Economics European Studies International Business International Relations Literature Management Marketing Photography Political Science Sociology Spanish Language/Studies Popular Courses The Creative Economy Cultures Without State: The Case of Catalonia Cross-Cultural Management Estrategias de Marketing Internacional A Greater Middle East International Finance Politics of the Developing World Spanish Art and Cultural Heritage

Apartment or Flat

LET’S GET SOCIAL.

Residence Hall

Self-Catering

Internship

Population: 1.6 Million

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WELCOME

Isle of Man

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FROM OUR RESIDENT DIRECTOR

ENGLAND

Isle of Anglesey

CARDIFF

Cardiff University

Croeso i Gymru! Wales, the United Kingdom’s hidden gem, offers a distinct and unique study abroad experience.

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CARDIFF Cardiff, the capital city of Wales, is commonly described as the perfect student city. It is easy to walk around, friendly, inexpensive and has a very low crime rate. Cardiff also has all the facilities you would expect of a modern and cosmopolitan metropolis within a unique Welsh cultural tradition. If you like to get out of the city, the South Wales area offers some of the most spectacular natural scenery in the world and is a great base for visiting continental Europe.

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As an IFSA-Butler program student, you’ll experience the history and heritage of rural Wales coupled with all the culture and attractions that modern Cardiff has to offer.

Students can explore everything from the wilds of North Wales and the rolling hills of the Brecon Beacons to the quaint charm that embodies St. David’s. Known for our friendly citizens and first-class restaurants, there is something for every student in Wales, no matter what your interests. Once you’re here, we’ll be happy to help you in any way. We hope to welcome you to Wales soon!

Sincerely, Andrew Williams, Senior Resident Director, Oxford and Wales Programmes

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STUDENT

WALES CO-CURRICULAR

EXCURSIONS, ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS

PROFILE One of the major holidays in Wales is St. David’s Day, in honor of their patron saint (in fact as I write this I am realizing St. David’s Day is actually tomorrow!). In order to learn about what this day means to Wales and get involved with the festivities in Cardiff my fellow IFSA friends and I went to the parade that made its way through the city.

–Lauren Sundby, Drake University Cardiff University, 2015

CULTURAL EVENTS

• Walking tour of Cardiff Bay

EXCURSIONS • Lake District Cultural Weekend for all program students. Activities include mountain biking, gorge scrambling, canoeing, hill walking, Viking boat sailing and visits to William Wordsworth’s home and Beatrix Potter’s farm. Local speakers also discuss the history of the area and give a tour of the only surviving slate mine in Great Britain.

• Two or three single-day trips per semester for students who make their way to London (transportation is reimbursed). Past trips have included Brighton, Oxford, Salisbury, Canterbury, Cambridge and Windsor.

• Day trips to Caerphilly Castle and the National Mining Museum in Blaenavon.

OTHER ACTIVITIES

• Lunches with your resident director • Free hooded sweatshirt for each student • Farewell meal

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CARDIFF

CARDIFF UNIVERSITY PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM SNAPSHOT • Enjoy a Welsh experience at one of the U.K.’s leading research universities • A member of Britain’s Russell Group of universities, similar to the Ivy League • Take classes from outstanding faculty, many with worldwide prominence • Live and learn on the Cardiff campus, based in the dynamic capital city • Live in the heart of Cardiff, named by National Geographic Traveler as one of the top 10 places in the world to visit

MINIMUM GPA: 3.0 (4.0 scale) APPLICATION DEADLINES: April 15 Fall semester (Mid-Sept–mid-Dec) Academic year (Mid-Sept–mid-June) October 15 Spring semester (Mid-Jan–mid-June)

ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS • The university offers subjects that can be difficult to find abroad, such as pharmacy • Optional courses in Welsh language and culture are available

PROGRAM FEES (based on 2017 fees–see what’s included on page 10) $19,975 fall semester $20,775 spring semester $33,975 academic year

HOUSING Housing is with students from Wales and the rest of the U.K., as well as with other international students in traditional residence halls or modern flats. All housing options are single studybedrooms, most with private showers. The halls have mandatory meal plans, while the flats are self-catered. Housing at Cardiff University has been ranked in the top five in the U.K.

Featured Subjects Anatomy/Physiology Animal Science/Zoology Astronomy Business Genetics Mechanical Engineering Pharmacy Sociology Popular Courses Arthurian Literature British Expansion Overseas 1870-1945 Cultural, Racial and Gender Encounters: Natural Rights Doing Media Research: Approaches and Methods Jane Austen in Context Politics and Journalism Politics and Policies of the European Union Welsh 1 See page 12 for a full subject index.

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Residence Hall

Meal Plan

Self-Catering

Population: 250,000

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CONNECT WITH US The Institute for Study Abroad, Butler University (IFSA-Butler) was founded in 1988 on the campus of Butler University as a provider of study abroad programming for U.S. undergraduates.

Over time, IFSA-Butler has maintained its independence as a non-profit organization and its close connection with Butler University. The organization has also preserved its foundational commitment to providing high-quality study abroad opportunities with integrated academic guidance and individualized support to foster student success.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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IFSA-Butler continues to broaden both its scope of programming and its global presence in dynamic countries of ever-increasing scholarly, political and economic interest. IFSA-Butler offers a range of study abroad program models and flexible academic options which draw upon theory and evidence-based practice to align innovative programming with the needs of partners and students.

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PROGRAM

COMPARISON

GPA University Size CZECH REPUBLIC

IT’S ALL ABOUT YOU AND YOUR FUTURE

Reimagining Europe

2.5

Small

Prague

GPA University Size ENGLAND

We want to help you apply your global experience to your personal and professional future. Think about your goals for your time abroad. What would make the experience most meaningful for you and your future plans? Considering these goals will make it easier to find the perfect program for you.

What are your future goals (career, grad school, etc.), and how might your study abroad experience influence those goals?

City Population

City

1.3 million

Arts London, University of the

3.0

Large

London

9 million

Cambridge, University of

3.7

Medium

Cambridge

100,000

City, University of London

3.0

Medium

London

East Anglia, University of *

3.0

Medium

Norwich

Engage London *

2.8

Small

London

Kent, University of

3.0 Large

Canterbury

King’s College London

3.3

Large

London

Leeds, University of

3.0

Large

Leeds

London School of Economics and Political Science

3.3/3.5

Medium

London

Oxford, University of

3.7

Medium

Oxford

Queen Mary, University of London

3.0

Large

London

SOAS, University of London

3.0

Medium

London

Sussex, University of

3.0

Medium

Brighton/Hove

Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance

3.0

Small

London

University College London ‡

3.3

Large

London

Westminster, University of * ‡

2.8

Large

London

York, University of

3.0

Medium

York

GPA University Size IRELAND

Spring

April 15

May 1

March 15

750,000

March 15

9 million

9 million

April 15

9 million

April 15

250,000

January 15

April 15

9 million

March 1

9 million

April 15

3.0

Small

Ballyvaughan

450

Cork, University College

2.8

Large

Cork

300,000

Dublin, University College

3.0

Large

Dublin

1.5 million

Limerick, University of

2.7

Medium

Limerick

80,000

Maynooth University

2.75

Medium

Maynooth

12,000

Galway, National University of Ireland †

3.0

Medium

Galway

Queen’s University Belfast †

2.8

Large

Belfast

Stranmillis University College Teacher Education †

3.0

Small

Belfast

Trinity College Dublin

3.3

Large

Dublin

Belfast campus

3.0

Small

Belfast

Coleraine campus

3.0

Small

Coleraine

Jordanstown campus

3.0

Medium

Newtownabbey

Magee campus

3.0

Small

Derry

500,000

500,000

March 15 March 15

October 1

October 15

October 1

N/A

March 1 January 15

April 15 April 15

April 15

April 15

September 15

March 1

October 1

April 15

October 15

Fall

73,000

October 15 October 15

April 15

Available Terms and Application Deadlines

City Population

Burren College of Art

N/A April 15

Feb. 1–March 1

175,000 April 15

City

April 15

October 15

N/A

April 15

9 million

October 1

N/A

170,000

N/A April 15

October 1

April 15

9 million

April 5

October 15

April 15

45,000

Academic Year

October 15

9 million April 15

N/A

Available Terms and Application Deadlines April 1

150,000

Academic Year

October 15

Fall

N/A

9 million

Spring

April 15

City Population

City

Available Terms and Application Deadlines Fall

Spring

April 1

1.5 million

Academic Year

October 15

April 1

April 15

October 1

April 15

October 15

April 15

April 15

April 15

October 15

April 15

April 15

October 15

April 15

April 15

October 15

April 15

April 15

October 15

April 15

October 15

N/A

March 15

April 1

September 15

April 1

Ulster University

What skills might you further develop abroad to help meet your future goals?

How will you acquire those skills?

Opportunities that might support my goals and skills development:

!

Are you looking for a specific course to take while abroad?

The IFSA-Butler curriculum integration team can help you find those specific classes. Set up a free, 15-minute consultation with our student outreach team to get this process started.

Call 800-858-0229 to arrange your consultation.

INTERNSHIPS DIRECTED RESEARCH VOLUNTEERING COMMUNITY-BASED LEARNING/SERVICE LEARNING IDENTITY/COMMUNITY IMMERSION OPPORTUNITIES STUDENT TEACHING

GPA University Size SCOTLAND

Edinburgh

Edinburgh, University of Parliamentary Internship *

3.0

Large

Edinburgh

Glasgow, University of †

3.0

Large

Glasgow

Glasgow School of Art

3.0

Small

Glasgow

St. Andrews, University of

3.2

Medium

St. Andrews

Stirling, University of

2.9

Medium

Stirling

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Cardiff

April 15

October 15

April 15

April 15

October 15

May 1

650,000

April 15

20,000

250,000

April 15 April 15

Available Terms and Application Deadlines Fall

440,000

City Population

April 15

October 15

1.6 million

WALES

October 15

City Population

GPA University Size City

April 15

April 15

45,000

Barcelona

April 15

440,000

650,000

GPA University Size City SPAIN

Spring

April 15

September 15

March 15 April 1

Academic Year

October 15

N/A

October 15

October 1

October 15

March 15

April 15 March 15

October 1

April 1 March 15

Available Terms and Application Deadlines Fall April 1

Spring

October 1

Academic Year

N/A

Available Terms and Application Deadlines Fall April 15

Spring

Cardiff University

3.0

University Size:

*=Internships available. See program page for specifics. †=Community-based learning opportunities available. See program page for specifics. ‡=Some departments require a higher GPA. See our website for specifics.

Small Less than 5,000 Medium 5,000–15,000 Large 15,000+

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City Population

Large

Large

250,000

City

3.0

2.75

25,000 85,000

Edinburgh, University of

Engage Barcelona *

500,000

October 15

Academic Year April 15

For more details about our programs, please see our other catalogs: ASIA & MIDDLE EAST AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND INTERNSHIPS LATIN AMERICA SUMMER

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