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Students on partnership, provider, and exchange programs must complete an application for both WSU and their program host.

All study abroad students complete a WSU application.

Students should not make travel plans until after being notified by Global Learning that the program has met that threshold.

Faculty-Led programs must meet a minimum number of committed students before being considered officially offered.

Students admitted to their program will be required to either commit or decline 1 week after the program application deadline.

Students found to be ineligible for their program will be notified at the time they are found ineligible.

All admission decisions for a program will be displayed at the same time, they are not rolling decisions.

Application decisions are made within 1 working day after the application deadline.

Incoming Exchange (fall and academic year)įaculty-led proposals (spring and spring break)Īll outgoing exchange (spring and calendar year) WSU Application DeadlinesĪll outgoing exchange (summer, fall, and academic year) Use the MyStudyAbroad search tool to check the application deadline and requirements of the program you will be applying for. The deadline for the program abroad application may be different from the WSU application deadline. For all programs except WSU faculty-led, you will need to complete 2 separate applications, 1 for WSU and 1 for the program abroad. Deadline dates may vary from program to program. Application deadlinesĪpplications are due the semester before your program begins. Most programs have a limited number of slots available, and many admit students on a rolling basis. The application process can be time-consuming.

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How to Apply for Undergraduate Admission.WSU-Ross University School of Medicine Partnership.Explore the types of programs offered, where the study abroad programs are located, academic planning, and how to apply. To learn more about Study Abroad, check out the Study Abroad information.įor College of Sciences & Arts Study Abroad Overview check out the following study abroad Advising Guides.įor Language Specific study abroad, choose College of Arts & Sciences from the Advising Guides, and then select CHINESE, JAPANESE, FRENCH, GERMAN, or SPANISH. WSU SUMMER IN GERMANY-GERMAN LANGUAGE & CULTURE with Joshua Bonzo, Associate Professor, Career Track and Karen Jennings, Assistant Professor, Career TrackĮarn 6 credits: German 321 and For_Lang 300

WSU SUMMER IN FRANCE – The Lights of Provence with Insook Webber, Faculty DirectorĮarn 4 credits: French 120 (Honors 380) & French 305 WSU SUMMER IN FRANCE: L’art de Vivre in Paris with Insook Webber, Faculty DirectorĬourse Prerequisites Requirements: French 204 2.5 cumulative gpaĮarn 6 credits from any two courses offered: French 321 & 380 or French 480 and Honors 380 GUATEMALA: HEARTS IN MOTION MEDICAL MISSIONĮarn 1 credit: For_Lang 300 or Biology 491ĭeadline to Apply: Friday, November 4th, 2022 Our faculty will be offering the following faculty-led study abroad programs through the Office of International Programs Study Abroad Programs. Listed below are specific faculty-led study abroad opportunities offered by the faculty in the SLCR. Explore the types of programs offered, where the study abroad programs are offered, academic planning, and how to apply. The Office of International Programs Study Abroad Programs in Bryan Hall 206 is the place to begin. Interested in advancing your language skills or learning language in a study abroad program? The School of Languages, Cultures, and Race (SLCR) encourages our students to participate in a study abroad program in order to build language skills and gain cultural knowledge first-hand in a country of choice. Translation and Interpretation Services.A Few Notable Films from Previous Years.American Studies and Culture Ph.D Program.