SUSSEX ABROAD:
NORTH AMERICA, ASIA AND AUSTRALIA
EUROPE (ERASMUS+), CENTRAL & SOUTH AMERICA
(Photos taken by Rosie Browne who
studied in Grenoble, France 2013-2014 Law with a Year Abroad LLB)
How to proceed with your application
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Research – read through this information and consult the university websites.
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Consider carefully all the ramifications of a period of study abroad – personal,
academic and financial. You may want to discuss these matters with your family.
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Find out what modules you will be missing if you are doing a term abroad by referring
to this link: http://www.sussex.ac.uk/schoolsandservices/schools/courses.
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Make an appointment with your Study Abroad Departmental Representative(s) (see
list included) to discuss the modules you will be studying at the partner university
Information can be found on the exchange university website.
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Fill out an Application Pack. This is available from the Sussex Abroad office or online
on the Sussex Abroad webpage. The Application pack consists of an application
form, a Statement form, a Reference form and a Proposed Modules for Study Abroad
form. The reference is to be obtained by your Academic Advisor. Please hand the
completed Application pack to Ester Aventin (Sussex Abroad office, Friston 103)
Study Abroad
Students who are not studying a Language or American Studies degree, but who would like
to incorporate a period of study abroad into their Sussex course, may apply to spend a term
(if allowed by your department) or a year, as an exchange student at a partner university.
Students with a sufficiently high level in the relevant foreign language may be able to apply
for places in France, Germany, Italy, Spain or South/Central America. These places are
reserved for language degree students, but there are usually a few remaining. You will be
required to take a test to determine your foreign language level before your application to
study in the language can be approved.
There are three study abroad models:
1.Study Abroad Term: Incorporated within the three year degree, this forms an integral part
of your course. The following subject areas CANNOT apply to study for a term: Psychology,
Life Sciences, Law and Business, Engineering.
2.Study Abroad Term or Year within the Integrated Masters Course (Science degrees):
Incorporated within the four year MChem / MPhysics / MMaths course, students study
abroad for a year. The modules you study while at a partner university do replace the
modules you would have taken at Sussex during that same year. You will follow a full course
load at the host university and you will bring your official transcript back to Sussex. As a
period of study abroad will contribute to your overall final award, all students wishing to take
part will need to meet the minimum academic requirements.
3.Study Abroad Year: the student can opt to take the Study Abroad Year, extending
the 3 year degree to a 4 year degree course.
The modules taken at the university abroad are in addition to those taken at Sussex, and
there is a degree of flexibility with the academic programme that students take whilst at the
partner university. You will follow a full course load at the host university and you will bring
your official transcript back to Sussex.
Finances
Please note that you will be responsible for your own return air fare, insurance, rent and
other living expenses.
Fees
Fees will remain the same for all Sussex students studying abroad for a term, and must be
paid in the usual way. Students undertaking a full year abroad in the third year of a four year
degree programme will pay a reduced tuition fee for the year abroad.
The Student Loan – Overseas Rate
For 2014/15 the non means tested student loan is £4,290 (currently £3564)
(all students get this part)
the means tested student loan is £2,310
(some students get this part)
Total loan is £6,600
You may be eligible for a means-tested loan of £116 per week for any extra weeks of study
In addition, the Government gives a means tested grant to cover airfare (less £303) and
medical insurance.
Students who receive a maintenance grant and/or bursary/Chancellor’s scholarship will
continue to receive this on top of their student loan.
You will receive a proportion of your loan at the higher rate for the duration of your study
abroad.
All Sussex students studying abroad are required to purchase the Sussex Group Insurance
Policy. This policy covers medical expenses, personal belongings including lap-top cover,
cancellation, personal liability and overseas legal expenses.
Applying
Once you have decided on your preferred universities, please download an Application Pack
from our web pages or collect a pack from the Sussex Abroad office and when this is
completed return it to the Sussex Abroad office.
The Application Pack consists of:
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Application form (please list three choices)
The Proposed Modules for Study Abroad form This needs to be signed by your
Study Abroad Departmental Representative(s) and Director of Teaching and
Learning. This is where you list the modules/credits you will miss at Sussex and the
ones that you will replace them with at your chosen university. If you will be missing
core modules during your proposed period of study abroad, you will also need to
complete the Module Mapping document. Please note this document allows you to
directly relate the modules you hope to take to the one you will miss and clearly
demonstrates how the learning objectives of the two modules match.
Statement (why you want to study abroad)
Reference from your Academic Advisor
Declaration Form
Selection Criteria
The minimum eligibility criteria for study abroad are:
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A complete application pack received by the deadline
A solid academic reference
A minimum average grade of 55% - 65%(actual or expected) depending on your
subject
Consent of the Student Support Unit (if applicable)
Disabilities and Learning Support
The level of support offered to students with disabilities or other special needs varies among
our partner institutions. Where possible, we strive to ensure that all students have the same
provision for their disability/other support need as they do at Sussex. However, it is important
to recognise that not all partner universities have the same resources which we have at
Sussex e.g. access to one-on-one dyslexia support for students.
Please make sure that you inform the Sussex Abroad team of your support needs so that we
can liaise with the Student Support Unit (SSU) at Sussex and the Partner Institution and
ensure that appropriate arrangements are in place.
Your Accommodation at Sussex
It is a cause of concern for many students that to study abroad, they will have to either give
up their current accommodation or find someone to replace them for the period they are
away. There is no easy solution to this. You can speak to and agree with your landlord, if
you have signed your tenancy agreement, about seeking a replacement. Although there is
no guarantee that you will find a replacement, there are always people looking for short term
accommodation in Brighton. You can then let the Housing Office know you will have a room
available for rent for a fixed period so that they can advertise it. However, when you sign a
tenancy agreement, you are responsible for the payment of rent for the duration and other
issues, or until you find an agreeable replacement.
You could also advertise your room on our Facebook page Sussex Abroad or the Facebook
page Sussex University House Hunt where we invite International students coming to
Sussex to join the page and these students are often in need of accommodation. The
following websites may also be useful:
www.housepals.co.uk
www.spareroom.co.uk
www.gumtree.co.uk
Alternatively, if you decide to give up your room altogether, we can put you in touch with
other students returning from abroad at the same time as you, so that you can find places to
share together back in Brighton.
Although this matter causes students a lot of worry, to our knowledge students have always
managed to overcome the problem without too much difficulty, including finding new
accommodation in Brighton in January without great difficulty. Returning students would
certainly say that the long-term benefits gained from a term abroad far outweighed this
passing problem with accommodation.
STUDY ABROAD IN EUROPE – THE ERASMUS+ PROGRAMME
www.britishcouncil.org/erasmus
Erasmus+ is designed to support the European activities of higher education institutions,
including the mobility and exchange of students. Over 2 million students in Europe have
participated in the programme since its inception in 1987, receiving funding to enable them
to spend a period studying abroad.
Students can read about the Erasmus experience from the student perspective at:
http://www.britishcouncil.org/erasmus-britishcouncil-casestudy-4.htm
Students are eligible for Erasmus if they are:
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Registered at a UK institution of higher education;
If they have not received an Erasmus grant for the same type of placement (study,
work or postgraduate) in a previous year.
Spending an approved study period of between three and twelve months in another
EU, EEA or ‘partner’ country:
Eligible Countries
Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland,
France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania,
Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia,
Spain, Sweden, Turkey.
(Please note this includes our partner institutions in the Canary Islands and La Réunion)
Widening participation payment
For students studying abroad within Europe In 2014/15, the British Council - the UK’s
National Agency managing the Erasmus+ Programme on behalf of the European
Commission - offered students whose household income was less than £25,000 an
additional financial supplement.
Your eligibility for this would normally be assessed by Student Finance England when you
apply for financial support for the year. However, you must make sure that you have given
them the authority to share this information with us here at Sussex. Otherwise we will not
know if you are eligible. If you are an International Student and receive some sort of financial
scholarship, the threshold for you to be eligible for this additional grant will depend on the
average income in your home country which may be lower than the equivalent of £25,000.
Please see David Brimage in the office if you would like further details on this.
STUDY ABROAD IN NORTH AMERICA
Accommodation
Accommodation in the US is usually guaranteed, and in some cases may be an essential
part of the exchange. You should note that it is the norm to have a roommate at American
institutions, and that single rooms are rarely available. At some (but not all) institutions it may
be possible for you to live in private accommodation, if you prefer, and the host university will
usually be able to provide you with information about finding your own housing.
Financial Guarantee
In order to go to the USA or Canada to study, you will need to provide financial guarantees
before a visa will be issued. The amount of money that has to be guaranteed varies
according to which campus you attend. Students will have to demonstrate that they have
sufficient funds available before the visas can be issued. This means that money is actually
in an account or various accounts.
Most students use their Government Student Loan as part of their guarantee, the remainder
of the amount to be guaranteed (currently in excess of £2,800 for the academic year) can be
made up from either personal funds, or from funds guaranteed by your parents or members
of your family.
Insurance
The cost of medical care in the United States is extremely high and every student will be
legally obliged to take out medical insurance cover at their US and Canadian university. You
will also need extra cover for travel to and from the university and for the costs not covered
by the US insurance policy. Their policies often only cover 80% of costs, therefore, you will
need our supplementary policy for the 20% not covered. The cost of insurance will be
between £800 - £1000. If you study abroad for one semester the insurance cost will be
halved.
Visa
The Student and Exchange Visitor Information System (SEVIS) is an automated process for
collecting, maintaining and managing information about foreign students, exchange visitors
and their dependents during their stay in the United States. There is now a charge for this
service of $180 or $200 depending what visa you have. This fee is separate from and in
addition to the visa application fee currently £60. The SEVIS fee can be paid electronically or
by mail. It cannot be paid at a US embassy or consulate and it cannot be paid at the port of
entry.
THE ALLAWAY SCHOLARSHIP – UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
Applications are invited to compete for the above-named scholarship which is awarded
annually to enable a Sussex student to spend a year at the University of California.
The Scholarship was established fourteen years ago thanks to the generosity of Professor
William Allaway, Director Emeritus of the Education Abroad Program of the University of
California, and his wife, Olivia. Professor Allaway was instrumental in establishing the
Sussex-California exchange programme in the 1960s. Since then, many Sussex students
have benefited from spending a year at the University of California but, prior to the
establishment of the William and Olivia Allaway Scholarship, this opportunity was only
available to students on an American Studies or North American Studies four-year
programme.
There is a Scholarship available for one student which is awarded through an annual essay
competition. Essay Title: Why the opportunity to study at the University of California
would benefit my degree programme and/or my future career. Essay Length: Not more
than 1500 words.
Each Scholarship will provide the following:
1. A stipend of $3,000 (US) for the academic year.
2. A tuition fee waiver at the University of California (you will still need to pay University of
Sussex fees for the year but this will be at a reduced amount).
Please note that you will be responsible for your own return air fare, insurance, rent and
other living expenses and that, in order to be eligible for a visa, you will need to provide a
bank reference and financial guarantees. Costs vary considerably at each of the University
of California campuses and you might want to take this into account when making your
choice of campus. You will, of course, still be eligible for any usual loan entitlements. Please
pick up an application for the scholarship from the Sussex Abroad office.
BUTEX STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS
Each year BUTEX awards sixteen scholarships to students studying abroad for either a
semester or for a whole academic year.
Eight scholarships are available to UK students studying abroad in the USA or Canada and
a further eight scholarships are available to North American students studying in the UK. The
value of each scholarship is £500 and will be paid to the winners once they have arrived and
registered at their host university.
Applications will be accepted from January 2015 and the deadline for all applications is the
31st May 2015. Please visit http://www.butex.ac.uk/ and click on Student Scholarships for
more details.
SCHOLARSHIPS IN ASIA
There may be scholarships available for Asia which you can apply for directly via the
university once you have been accepted to study there.
STUDY ABROAD IN AUSTRALIA
Australian Semester Dates:
Semester 2: July – November
Semester 1: February – June
You can only study in Australia for the Spring semester (February – June) or the full year. If
you apply to study in Australia for full year you will need to be in Australia by the beginning of
July. This means that you have only a couple of weeks after the end of the summer term at
Sussex.
Visa
If English is not your first language you will need to provide a copy of your IELTS results in
order to obtain your visa. Tests older than two years are not acceptable.
(Photo by Nataliya Tkachenko – Economics and Management BA – Studied at Monash, Australia)
VOLUNTARY STUDY ABROAD LINKS
(This list is subject to change)
Below is a list of universities that Sussex has an exchange link with and that offer certain
courses taught in English. Only subjects listed below the name of the institution can be
studied there. If a link is shown as flexible, you can apply if you can find suitable courses in
English within your field of study. However, some departments may still be excluded from
these links or have specific restrictions. Please note that approval for study at these
destinations will be dependent on approval by your department and suitable courses being
available from year to year. Furthermore, each application is subject to acceptance by the
partner university. Don’t forget that websites are usually the best source of up to date course
information.
EUROPE
Austria
Vienna University of Economics and Business Administration, Austria:
Business & Management Studies, Economics
www.wu-wien.ac.at
Croatia
Zagreb School of Economics and Business (To be confirmed)
Business, Management, Economics
http://www.zsem.hr/index.php/en/
Czech Republic
Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic:
Flexible including International Relations and Politics, International Development,
Economics, Media, Sociology, Philosophy, History, Languages, English, Film Law – for
students on 4 year degree
www.cuni.cz
Denmark
University College Copenhagen, Denmark (To be confirmed)
Education, Childhood and Youth, Social Work
https://ucc.dk/international
University of Copenhagen, Denmark:
Strong Anthropology link, Sociology
www.ku.dk
Estonia
Tallin University of Technology, Estonia:
International Relations, Business, Law – for students on 4 year degree
http://ttu.ee./en
Finland
University of Helsinki, Finland: History, International Development, Philosophy,
Anthropology, Sociology, IR & Political Science
www.helsinki.fi
France
Sciences Po, France
Interested students should have at least an intermediate understanding of French and be
prepared to continue to learn French while abroad. Main campus in Paris (very limited
places) but also other satellite campuses in France, each with a slightly different focus.
IR, Politics, Economics, possibly Sociology.
Le Havre campus – focus on Europe’s relations with Asia and the dynamics of globalisation
Reims campus (45 minutes from Paris) – focus on relations between Europe and North
America
Menton campus (limited places) – focus on the Middle East, the Mediterranean and Gulf
states
Université Pierre Mendès France, Grenoble, France: Law only – for students on 4 year
degree
http://droit.upmf-grenoble.fr
Germany
University of Konstanz, Germany:
Computer and Information Science, English, Economics, Politics and International Relations
http://www.uni-konstanz.de/
LMU (Ludwig Maximilian University, Munich)
Physics (taught in German), Arts and Humanities (English, English Literature, Philosophy)
http://www.en.uni-muenchen.de/index.html
Technische Universitaet Munich, Germany: Computing
http://www.en.uni-muenchen.de/index.html
University of Mannheim, Germany:
Business & Management, Economics
www.uni-mannheim.de
University of Regensburg, Germany (To be confirmed)
Business and Management, Biology, Chemistry, History
http://www.uni-regensburg.de/index.html.en
Greece
Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences, Athens, Greece:
Anthropology
www.panteion.gr
Iceland
University of Iceland, Reykjavik:
Flexible including Anthropology, Sociology, Political Science, English
www.hi.is
Ireland
National University of Ireland, Galway:
Strong Film link. Flexible from College of Arts including Geography and Humanities. No
science
http://www.nuigalway.ie/
University College Cork, Ireland:
Flexible including Maths, Economics, Computer Science, English Literature, Geography,
Politics, History, History of Art, Philosophy, Sociology, Languages
www.ucc.ie
Italy
Bocconi University, Milan (To be confirmed)
Business, Management, Economics and Law
http://www.unibocconi.eu/wps/wcm/connect/Bocconi/SitoPubblico_EN/Navigation+Tree/Hom
e/Services/International+Relations/International+Students/International+Student+Desk/
University of Padua:
Psychology (full year only)
http://www.unipd.it/en/courses-held-english
Malta
University of Malta, Malta:
Anthropology, English literature, History, History of Art, International Relations, Philosophy,
Sociology
http://www.um.edu.mt/
Netherlands
University of Amsterdam, Netherlands:
Social Sciences including: International Relations and Politics, International Development,
Anthropology, Geography, Sociology, Psychology - full year only
Humanities including History of Art, History, English, Media, Film, European Language,
Philosophy
www.uva.nl
Maastricht University, Netherlands:
Law – for students on 4 year degree Psychology (full year only)
www.unimaas.nl
Radboud University, Netherlands:
English Language and English Literature
http://www.ru.nl/english/
Business and Management
Utrecht University, Netherlands:
Sociology, Anthropology, Economics for full year students only
www.uu.nl
Norway
University of Oslo, Norway (To be confirmed)
Arts and Humanities, Geography NB link with the Svalbard Institute
http://www.uio.no/english/
Poland
University of Warsaw, Poland:
International Relations and Politics, Sociology, Philosophy, History, Physics, Business,
Maths, Economics
www.uw.edu.pl
Warsaw School of Economics, Poland:
Economics, Business & Management (www.sgh.waw.pl)
Spain
ESIC Business and Marketing School, Madrid (To be confirmed)
Business, Management and Economics – specialise in Marketing
http://www.esic.edu/
Universidad Pontificia Comillas ICAI-ICADE, Madrid (To be confirmed)
Engineering, Law, Business, Management, Economics, International Relations, Humanities
http://www.upcomillas.es/es/internacional/para-estudiantes-extranjeros/programas-paraextranjeros
Sweden
Göteborg University, Sweden:
English, Sociology, Social Sciences including Anthropology, Politics, International Relations
(Limited courses see website for the latest availability) www.gu.se
Lund University, Sweden (To be confirmed)
Physics, Social Science subjects, Physical Geography, Mathematics, possibly Criminology
as Sociology of Law is offered
http://www.lunduniversity.lu.se/
Malmö University, Sweden:
International Relations and Politics, International Development www.mah.se
University of Stockholm, Sweden:
Politics, Sociology
www.su.se
University of Uppsala, Sweden:
Flexible including Geography, History, Maths, Chemistry, Physics, Politics, English,
Anthropology, International Development (new courses on Sustainable Development) Law –
for students on 4 year degree
www.uu.se
Turkey
Bilkent University, Ankara Turkey (To be confirmed)
Politics, Economics
http://international.bilkent.edu.tr/
Koç University located on the outskirts of Istanbul, Turkey:
Philosophy, Sociology, Media Studies, History of Art, English, History, Economics, Business
and Management, International Relations, Maths, Chemistry, Physics Law – for students on
4 year degree
http://www.ku.edu.tr/en
Outside Europe
Ecole de Gouvernance et d'Economie (EGE), Rabat, Morocco:
Teaching in French, Arabic and some subjects in English. Politics, International Relations,
Geography (http://www.egerabat.com/ )
REST OF EUROPE, SOUTH/CENTRAL AMERICA
There are occasionally limited places available at universities in France, Germany, Italy,
Spain, Mexico and Chile. These vary each year and you need to speak the language of the
country to apply, as you will be taking your courses in the native tongue. You would need to
pass a test equivalent to the 2nd year language exam to be accepted. Please contact the
Study Abroad office for more information.
Mexico
We also have the following link in Mexico which offers some courses taught in English. The
level of Spanish required is pre-intermediate to intermediate - we want to know you can hold
a conversation in Spanish so you can cope with the practical side of things when there - for
your safety and wellbeing.
Instituto Tecnologico de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, ITESM (Campus Ciudad
de Mexico):
Business & Management, International Relations, International Development, Media, English
http://www.ccm.itesm.mx/internacional/programs.html
ASIA
Hong Kong
City University of Hong Kong:
International Relations and Politics, International Development, Anthropology, Sociology,
English Language/Literature, Media, Journalism, Business, Criminology, Psychology, Social
Work www.cityu.edu.hk
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology:
Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Business and Management,
International Business, Economics, Accounting, Computer Science, Chemistry, Physics,
Biology (Life Science), Environmental Science
www.ust.hk
The University of Hong Kong:
English Lit & Lang, History, Music, Philosophy, Business, Economics, Engineering,
Chemistry, Maths, Physics, Geography, Psychology, Sociology, Social Work, Law,
Childhood and Youth
http://www.hku.hk/
The Chinese University of Hong Kong:
Anthropology, Geography, History, Computer Sciences, Sociology, Business, Media,
Politics, Economics, Biology, Law, Chemistry, Biomedicine, Biochemistry, Psychology,
Chemistry, Social Work, Cell and Molecular Biology, Earth System Science, Gender Studies,
Physics
www.cuhk.edu.hk/english/index.html
Japan
International Christian University, Tokyo, Japan:
Politics, Informatics, History, Art History, Computer Science, (autumn term or full year)
International Relations, Anthropology, Economics, Sociology, Business (Only for full year
option)
www.icu.ac.jp
Waseda University, Tokyo, Japan:
Politics, International Relations, Sociology, Economics, History, Maths, Computer Science,
Anthropology, Finance
http://www.waseda.jp/top/index-e.html
Yamanashi Gakuin University, Fuju, Japan:
Music, Art History, English Literature, Drama and Film Studies, History, Philosophy, Politics,
Sociology, Economics, Biology TBC
http://www.ygu.ac.jp/index.php
Hokkaido University, Sapporo, Japan:
Anthropology, Sociology, History, Development Studies, International Relations, Geography,
Environment and Ecology, Politics, Engineering
http://www.oia.hokudai.ac.jp/
Chuo University, Tokyo, Japan: Law TBC
Korea
Korea University:
Business & Management, Economics, English Lit and Lang, History, Media, Sociology,
Chemistry, Physics, Geography, Computer Science, IR & Politics, International
Development, Biology, Environment, Maths, Film, Journalism, Psychology
http://www.korea.edu/
Seoul National University, Korea:
History, English Literature, International Relations, Anthropology, Business
www.useoul.edu
Pusan University, situated in the city of Busan, Korea:
Business (Busan is home of Samsung and many big businesses) International Relations,
Politics, Anthropology, International Development, Economics, Law, Biology, Chemistry,
Engineering, Childhood and Youth, Maths
Taiwan
National Chengchi University, Taiwan:
Business & Management, Economics, International Relations TBC
http://www.nccu.edu.tw/english/
National Taiwan University:
Geography, Anthropology, International Relations, Politics, English Literature, Drama
Studies, Journalism , Business, Economics, Law
http://www.ntu.edu.tw/engv4/
Thailand
Mahidol University, Thailand:
Computer Engineering, Film Studies, Social Science (History, Sociology, International
Development, Politics, International Relations, Anthropology) Maths, Biology, Chemistry,
Physics, Ecology and Environment, Media Studies, Media Practice, Business, Economics
http://www.mahidol.ac.th/en/
Malaysia
Monash University, Malaysia campus:
Psychology, Journalism, International Relations, Politics, Media, Film, Accounting, Finance,
Business, Economics, Mechanical and Electrical and Computer Systems Engineering,
Computer Science, Law, Biomedical Science, Biology, Biochemistry, Biotechnology
http://www.monash.edu.my/
Singapore
Nanyang Technical University, Singapore:
Accountancy, Business, Media, Media Practice, Education, Computer/Electrical/Mechanical
Engineering, Economics, English, History, Philosophy, Psychology, Sociology, Chemistry,
Maths, Physics TBC
http://www.ntu.edu.sg/Pages/home.aspx
AUSTRALIA
University of Adelaide, Adelaide: Flexible
http://www.adelaide.edu.au/
University of Western Australia, Perth: Flexible
www.uwa.edu.au
University of Queensland, Brisbane: Flexible
www.uq.edu.au
Monash University, Melbourne: Flexible (There is a possibility to study at the Monash–
Malaysia campus as well see above)
www.monash.edu.au
NORTH AMERICA
University of Alaska at Fairbanks – 8 full year places
http://www.uaf.edu/
University of Arkansas, Fayetteville – 10 full year places
AND Walton Business School
https://www.uark.edu/
Arizona State University, Tempe – 2 full year places
http://www.asu.edu/
University of British Columbia, Vancouver – 2.5 full year places
https://www.ubc.ca/
Georgia Tech, Atlanta – 1 semester
http://www.gatech.edu/
Mount Holyoke University, Massachusetts – 3 full year places
https://www.mtholyoke.edu/
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill – 2 full year places
http://unc.edu/
Occidental College, Los Angeles, California – 1.5 full year places
http://www.oxy.edu/
Oregon State University, Corvallis – 9 full year places (not Psychology or Business)
http://oregonstate.edu/
Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana – 10 full year places
http://www.purdue.edu/
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY – Business 5 full year places, Additional 4 full
year places
https://www.rpi.edu/
University of Rochester, Rochester, NY – 5 full year places
https://www.rochester.edu/
Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, Vancouver, Canada – 3 full year places
http://www.sfu.ca/
State University of New York at Stony Brook, Long Island – 4.5 full year places
http://www.stonybrook.edu/
University of Texas at Austin - 4 full year places
https://www.utexas.edu/
University of Vermont, Burlington – 3 full year places
http://www.uvm.edu/
University of Waterloo, Canada, Ontario – 6 full year places
http://uwaterloo.ca/
NEW LINKS (To be confirmed)
University of Kentucky at Lexington – 2 full year places
http://www.uky.edu/
Elon University, North Carolina – 2 full year places
http://www.elon.edu/home/
University of North Carolina at Asheville – 3 full year places
https://www.unca.edu/
University of Ottawa, Ontario – 2 full year places
http://www.uottawa.ca/en
Beloit College, Wisconsin – 2 full year places
http://www.beloit.edu/
College of Charleston, South Carolina – 2 full year places
http://www.cofc.edu/
Mercer University Macon, Georgia – 2 full year places (Students who are interested in the
History of the American South)
http://mercer.edu/
STUDY ABROAD DEPARTMENTAL REPRESENTATIVES
Your Department Representative is your first point of call for academic enquiries regarding
your study abroad and they will need to approve your course choices.
Major Subjects
Departmental
Representative
Room
Email
American Studies
Daniel Kane
Arts B335
[email protected]
Anthropology
Carl Griffin
Arts C245
[email protected]
Art History
Biology, Environment and
Ecology, Neuroscience
Geoff Quilley
Arts A A129
[email protected]
Jorn Scharlemann
JMS Building 5B25
[email protected]
Biochemistry
Mark Paget
[email protected]
Business & Management
John Bateman
JMS Building 2C6
JUBILEE BUILDING
204
Chemistry
John Spencer
Arundel 216
[email protected]
Development Studies
Carl Griffin
Arts C245
[email protected]
Economics
English, Drama Studies
Michael Gasiorek
Roberta Piazza
Jubilee 268
Arts B248
THERMO-FLUID
MECHANICS TF010
[email protected]
[email protected]
B. [email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Vasu Kanjirakkad
Engineering
[email protected]
[email protected]
French
Geography
Belinda Hackney
Carl Griffin
ARTS A A059
Arts C245
History
Informatics, Multimedia &
Digital Systems
Gerhard Wolf
Arts A A170
Sharon Woods
CHICHESTER 1 CI209 [email protected]
International Relations
Italian
Carl Griffin
Ambra Moroncini
Arts C245
ARTS A A053
[email protected]
a. [email protected]
Law
Kimberley Brayson
Freeman Centre G04
[email protected]
Maths
Konstantin Blyuss
Media, Film, Media Practice &
Theory, Cultural Studies
Martin Spinelli
Music
Ed Hughes
Mantell 2b12
[email protected]
Silverstone Sb 338
EDB 218
[email protected]
[email protected]
Philosophy
Physics
Corine Besson
Xavier Calmet
Arts A A019
Pev 2 5a9
[email protected]
[email protected]
Politics & CES
Kai Oppermann
Freeman Centre F01
[email protected]
Psychology
Hans Crombag
[email protected]
Sociology
Susie Scott
JMS 5D9
FREEMAN CENTRE
G47
Spanish
Aaron Kahn
Arts A48
[email protected]
[email protected]
DIRECTORS OF TEACHING AND LEARNING
The Proposed Modules for Study Abroad also needs to be signed by your Director of
Teaching and Learning. Contact details below:
Major Subjects
Departmental
Representative
Room
Email
Business, Management
and Economics
Dr Julie Litchfield
Jubilee Nab-276
[email protected]
Engineering and
Informatics
Dr Sharon Wood
Chichester 1 CI209 [email protected]
English
Dr Lynne Murphy
Arts B B348
M.L. [email protected]
Global Studies
Dr Cherith Moses
Arts C C257
[email protected]
History, Art History and
Philosophy
Dr Jim Endersby
Arts A A166
[email protected]
Law, Politics and
Sociology
Life Sciences
Friston Building FrProf Susan Millns
212
[email protected]
Dr Bugewa Apampa JMS 4B15
[email protected]
Mathematical and
Physical Sciences
Media, Film and Music
Psychology
Dr Peter Giesl
Dr Kate O’Riordan
PEVENSEY 3 5C1 [email protected]
Silverstone 330
Prof Robin Banerjee Pevensey 1 2b26
[email protected]
[email protected]