Founded in 1906, Dongguk University is one of South Korea’s established private universities. Located in Jung-gu at the foot of Namsan, it sits in central Seoul with easy access to many of the city’s cultural and historical landmarks.
The university offers a variety of programmes across humanities, social sciences, technology, arts, film and media, and traditional Korean medicine, giving students plenty of options while abroad. Its Buddhist foundations inform an emphasis on balanced education and social responsibility.
Dongguk’s central location provides convenient access to Seoul’s culture, history and daily life, making it a practical and engaging base for study abroad.
Programmes of study
Exchange students will be required to follow a full programme of study for the academic year based at Donggkuk University.
We recommend that students take as many modules as possible within their primary subject area, complemented by culture and language courses to provide a balanced blend of academic focus and cultural enrichment.
Please visit the Donggkuk University website via the button below to view the programmes and modules available.
Exchange students at Dongguk University are welcomed through a variety of support programs and events. Each student is paired with a local buddy through the Buddy Program, offering 1:1 guidance on campus life, Korean culture, and everyday student needs. Orientation events are held for new international students, introducing them to campus facilities and life in Seoul.
Dongguk also hosts cultural and social activities throughout the semester, organised by the Dongguk International Student Supporters Association (DISSA), giving exchange students the chance to meet peers, participate in festivals, and experience Korean traditions. The university provides dedicated support services for international students, including help with registration, immigration, and general student affairs, ensuring a smooth and engaging experience for all.
Travel & accommodation
Travel – The nearest major airports to Donggkuk University are Gimpo Airport or Incheon Airport. From the airports, you can reach campus by subway or bus.
Accommodation – Students can choose to live in on-campus housing or arrange accommodation off-campus independently. If you apply for on-campus housing and are approved, you will be allocated to one of three dormitories: Namsan Residence Hall, Chungmu Residence Hall, or Pildong Residence Hall (female students only). It is not possible to choose your dormitory, as allocations are made automatically based on availability, and not all applicants may receive a room due to limited availability. If allocated a room, it will be available for one semester only, so you will need to arrange accommodation for the second semester.
Insurance – DMU insurance is not sufficient for studying on exchange in South Korea, and students are required to purchase health insurance, and must also enroll in the National Health Insurance Service NHIS.
Hosei University is one of Japan’s leading private universities, located in the heart of Tokyo, a global city that blends cutting-edge modernity with deep cultural heritage. Founded in 1880, Hosei combines a long academic tradition with an international outlook, welcoming students from around the world. Exchange students benefit from studying at a well-connected urban campus, with access to extensive academic resources, student support, and opportunities to experience life in one of the world’s most exciting and dynamic cities.
Tokyo itself offers endless opportunities for exploration — from museums, temples, and traditional districts to modern cafés, shopping, and nightlife. An exchange at Hosei University offers both academic growth and an immersive experience of Japanese culture, innovation, and city life.
Programmes of study
Exchange students will be required to follow a full programme of study for the academic year based at Hosei University.
The Exchange Students from Overseas Program (ESOP) is open to all disciplines and is designed for students particularly interested in Japanese cultural studies.
Specific modules of study are available to Business Management, Marketing, Accounting, and Finance students through the Global Business Programme (GBP).
Students in International Business, Business Management, Marketing, Economics, Fine Art, Media and Communication, Journalism, Film Studies, Politics and International Relations, English Language and Literature, History, Education Studies, and Psychology can explore the Global Interdisciplinary Studies (GIS)programme.
Please visit the Hosei University website via the button below to view the programmes and modules available.
Any questions? Contact the Incoming ESOP Team for guidance and assistance.
Learn more about campus activities and events
At Hosei University, exchange students are encouraged to actively engage in a variety of campus activities and events that foster cultural exchange and community involvement. The Global Education Center organizes regular events such as the Welcome Party and Farewell Party, providing opportunities to connect with fellow international and Japanese students.
Additionally, the HUBs (Hosei University Buddy System) offers a platform for exchange students to collaborate with local students, assisting with daily life and participating in various social events.
For those interested in media and public relations, the HOSEI Promotion Project allows students to work alongside Japanese peers to promote the university and Japan in English through social media, content creation, and event reporting.
These activities are designed to enhance the student experience, provide a deeper understanding of Japanese culture, and foster lasting international friendships.
Travel & accommodation
Travel – Hosei University’s campuses are located in central Tokyo, with the Ichigaya campus in Chiyoda-ku and the Koganei campus in western Tokyo. The city is well-connected by trains and buses, making commuting to campus easy. The nearest international airports are Narita International Airport (NRT)and Haneda Airport (HND). From either airport, students can reach central Tokyo by train or bus.
Accommodation – Exchange students are eligible to apply for university managed dormitories. Additional information about housing options and application procedures is available here.
Visas & insurance
Visas – To take part in this exchange you are responsible for ensuring that you meet Japanese entry requirements.
Insurance – DMU insurance is not sufficient for studying on exchange in Japan. It is mandatory for exchange students to purchase National Health Insurance (Kokumin Kenko Hoken) after arrival, according to the Japanese Government Policy for foreigners who will stay over 90 days. Further information about insurance can be found here.
Osnabrück University is a welcoming and well-connected university located in north-west Germany. Known for its friendly atmosphere and international outlook, it offers students the chance to study and live within a supportive academic community. Exchange students benefit from a close-knit environment that makes it easy to engage with both local and international peers.
Set within the historic city of Osnabrück, the university combines the character of a medieval town with the energy of a modern student hub. The city is compact and affordable, with cafés, cultural events, and green spaces all within easy reach. Its mix of history, culture, and accessibility makes Osnabrück an ideal destination for students seeking a genuine and well-rounded study abroad experience in Germany.
At the Osnabrück University, exchange students also have the opportunity to earn credits through optional soft skills courses, including intercultural competences, German language, volunteering, and topics on migration and identity, allowing them to complement their academic experience while developing practical and intercultural skills.
Programmes of study
Exchange students will be required to follow a full programme of study for the academic year based at Osnabrück University. Students should review the available undergraduate (Bachelor) modules.
Optional soft skills modules, such as Intercultural Competences, German Language, Volunteering, and Migration & Identity, can count towards their module choices even if they are not directly related to their DMU programme of study.
Business and Economics students may also consider postgraduate (Master’s) modules during their exchange year at Osnabrück, provided they meet the relevant prerequisites for each module.
Please visit the Osnabrück University website via the button below to view the programmes and modules available.
Exchange students at Osnabrück University can immerse themselves in a vibrant and inclusive campus community, taking part in a variety of events and activities designed to enrich their experience. Each year, the university hosts a Welcome Week for International Exchange Students, which includes information sessions, campus and city tours, social gatherings, and excursions to help newcomers settle in and meet other students.
Students can also join a wide-ranging cultural programme featuring city trips, museum visits, theater outings, and group activities, offering the chance to experience German culture while connecting with peers. For language practice and intercultural exchange, the Language Café provides a relaxed environment to meet new people and learn about different cultures.
The university maintains a full event calendar that includes lectures, concerts, workshops, and exhibitions, alongside highlight annual events such as the University Ball and Science Goes Public. With its compact campus, friendly student body, and rich programme of activities, Osnabrück offers exchange students the opportunity to fully engage with university life while exploring a historic and lively German city.
Travel & accommodation
Travel – Osnabrück is a well-connected city in north-west Germany. The nearest major airports include Frankfurt (FRA),Düsseldorf (DUS)Hanover (HAJ), and Amsterdam (AMS). From these airports or the Amsterdam Centraal train station, students can reach Osnabrück by train; the main station is Osnabrück Hauptbahnhof. Local buses, operated by Stadtwerke Osnabrück, provide easy access from the station to the university campus. More information for exchange students is available here.
Accommodation – Exchange students can apply for university managed housing through the Studierendenwerk Osnabrück. Rooms are typically furnished, and students may live in shared flats or single rooms depending on availability. The university provides guidance to help international students find suitable accommodation.
Visas & insurance
Visas – Visas – To take part in this exchange you are responsible for ensuring that you meet German immigration requirements.
Insurance – All students are recommended to purchase travel insurance for the duration of their time in Europe to cover personal possessions and healthcare. UK and EU nationals can apply for a UK Global Health Insurance Card (GHIC) which is time-limited to the length of the exchange period.
Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana, is a dynamic university offering a wide range of programs, including business, architecture, the arts, and emerging disciplines. With modern facilities, a diverse faculty, and opportunities for research, creative projects, and community engagement, students gain both academic and practical experience in a supportive environment.
Muncie combines Midwestern charm with cultural and recreational opportunities. Students can explore the nationally recognised Minnetrista Museum and Gardens, attend performances at the Muncie Civic Theatre, or enjoy local parks and dining. With an active campus, strong academic reputation, and close proximity to Indianapolis, an exchange at Ball State provides a rewarding study experience and an authentic insight into life in a welcoming American university community.
Programmes of study
Exchange students will be required to follow a full programme of study for the academic year based at Ball State University.
Please visit the Ball State University website via the button below to view the programmes and modules available.
Any questions? Contact the Study Abroad Team for guidance and assistance.
Learn more about campus activities and events
Students going on exchange toBall State University can immerse themselves in a lively and welcoming campus community that offers a wide range of opportunities to get involved, stay active, and experience American university life.
Ball State University offers a vibrant and engaging student experience with more than 400 student organisations across academic, cultural, creative, and service interests. Through the Office of Student Life, students can get involved in clubs, leadership programmes, and campus events listed on the “Be Connected” platform. Each year, the university hosts its Weeks of Welcome , including events such as the Activity Fair and “Rock the Halls,” designed to help new students connect and settle into campus life.
Students in academic disciplines can also join subject-specific societies – from the American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) to theatre groups like Alpha Psi Omega and Busted Space. The Multicultural Center also supports organisations that celebrate diversity and promote inclusion across campus.
The university’s Recreation Services offer extensive opportunities for fitness, sport, and outdoor adventure. Facilities include the Student Recreation and Wellness Center (SRWC) with fitness studios, a climbing wall, pools, and over 400,000 square feet of indoor recreation space, plus more than 20 acres of outdoor fields.
Students can take part in intramural sports such as basketball, volleyball, and football, or join one of over 25 sport clubs, which range from competitive teams to recreational and instructional groups. For those who enjoy the outdoors, the Outdoor Pursuits Rental Centre provides equipment hire and organises trips and clinics for activities like hiking, camping, and skiing.
Ball State is also home to theCardinals, who compete in NCAA Division I intercollegiate athletics.
Travel & accommodation
Travel – Ball State is in Muncie, Indiana, which is in the heart of the Midwest, USA. The campus is 70 miles northeast of Indianapolis, and the closest airport is Indianapolis International Airport (IND). Shuttle service is available from IND to Ball State campus for arrival and departure. Other airports in the region (without shuttle service to campus) include Fort Wayne (FWA), Cincinnati (CVG), Dayton (DAY), and Chicago O’Hare (ORD).
Accommodation – You will need to apply to live in housing on-campus as an exchange student. Ball State offers on-campus housing in one of their eleven residence halls. Most rooms are doubles with air-conditioning. Bathrooms are private, semi-private, or community-style. Meal plans are required for students living in residence halls. Visit bsu.edu/housing for additional information.
Visas & insurance
Visas – To take part in this exchange you are responsible for ensuring that you meet US immigration requirements.
Insurance – DMU insurance is not sufficient for studying on exchange in the United States, and students are required to purchase emergency medical insurance while attending BSU.
De Montfort University is a member institution of the International Student Exchange Programme (ISEP) – a not for profit organisation that brings together a consortium of universities around the world, to make studying abroad more accessible to students.
Interested in studying abroad in the USA through ISEP?
Join one of our briefing sessions to find out how the programme works. Upcoming sessions: Wednesday 5 November, 12pm-12:45pm, The Yard 1.05 Thursday 20 November, 12:15pm-12:45pm, The Yard 1.02
Is ISEP right for me?
ISEP provides an alternative route to studying in the USA, alongside DMU’s direct partner universities. While all students are welcome to apply, ISEP may be particularly appealing if:
You are especially keen to study in the United States and would like access to a wide range of universities through a single application.
You would value the additional support provided by ISEP, including arranged accommodation, meal plans, and visa sponsorship.
You are interested in studying at a wide range of US institutions, offering a broad range of locations and courses.
This makes ISEP a good option for students who want reassurance around accommodation and visa processes, and who are motivated to explore study opportunities across the United States.
Where can I study in the US via ISEP?
Being a member of ISEP allows DMU students to study at over 100 universities in the US. A diverse range of destinations and types of institutions is available, and the full list of exchange destinations can be accessed via the button below.
At this stage, you can select up to 10 preferred universities, and ISEP will attempt to place you at one of your top four choices.
DMU Global and ISEP will run information sessions to guide you through the process and provide tailored support at each stage.
Fees and support
ISEP operates on a model where you pay DMU housing and meal costs. In return, you are provided with pre-arranged accommodation and a meal plan at your host university, making it broadly comparable to continuing your studies at DMU.
There are a number of fixed fees that will be payable to DMU/ISEP as part of your year abroad. For the 2025-26 academic year, these fees included:
ISEP Exchange Application Fee: $100 (approx. £76)
ISEP Exchange Placement Fee: $450 (approx. £345)
Accommodation: £6,095
Meal plan: £2,808
Please note: Fees are subject to change and will be updated for the 2026–27 academic year.
All participants will be eligible to receive financial support from the Turing Scheme, to help make the year abroad more affordable. You can find further details of fees and funding that is available here.
Hankuk University of Foreign Studies (HUFS) is a leading global institution established in 1954. Since its founding, HUFS has pioneered the way forward for Korea, leading the country’s economic growth and globalization.
HUFS is recognized as the best university in Korea for educating foreign languages and area studies. The mission of the university is to foster creative experts on the international stage, who can contribute to world peace and the exchange of cultures.
Programmes of study
Exchange students will be required to follow a full programme of study for the academic year based at HUFS.
Please visit the HUFS website via the button below to view the programmes and modules available.
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Learn more about campus activities and events
At HUFS, there are hundreds of ways to get involved and make the most out of your university experience. HUFS offers a variety of extra curriculum activities such as the International Film Festival and World Folklore Festival. HUFS also actively supports the activities of approximately 80 student clubs which students are encouraged to participate in a variety of club activities ranging from academics, performance, arts, religion to sports. In addition, the campus has a large fitness centre and nurtures its students overall well-being.
Travel & accommodation
Travel – The nearest major airport to HUFS is Incheon Airport. It is recommended that you use the HUFS Airport pickup service. A taxi to HUFS would be approximately £45-£55.
Accommodation – You will need to apply to live in the HUFS on-campus dorms. For more information check out HUFS Housing webpage.
Insurance – DMU insurance is not sufficient for studying on exchange in South Korea, and students are required to purchase emergency medical insurance while attending HUFS.
Carleton University is a public comprehensive university in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. The university is reputed for its strength in a variety of academic fields such as Humanities, International Business, Engineering, Entrepreneurship, and many of the disciplines in its Faculty of Public Affairs. The university is also renowned for the strong performance of its men’s basketball team, which won seven consecutive Canadian national championships between 2006 and 2017.
Carleton University offers more than 65 undergraduate and graduate programs across a wide range of disciplines and has 30,000 students and has produced more than 140,000 alumni.
Programmes of study
Exchange students will be required to follow a full programme of study for the academic year based at Carleton University.
Please visit the Carlton University website via the button below to view the programmes and modules available.
At Carleton University, there are hundreds of ways to get involved and make the most out of your university experience. Their extensive network of clubs and societies is another great way to meet new people and pursue your interests outside the classroom. With more than 200 clubs and societies to choose from, you will certainly find a venue for your interests. There is are a diverse range of clubs and societies at Carleton University, including academic, cultural, hobby-interest, philanthropic, political, religious, social and volunteer.
In addition, the Department of Recreation and Athletics offers a variety of programs, facilities and sports teams to suit every level of fitness. As a Carleton student, you can take full advantage of first-class athletic facilities, conveniently located in one area of campus. You can sign up for a fitness class, swim laps in the pool, lift weights or run on a treadmill in the brand new 11,000 sq. ft Fitness Centre, or just get together with friends to play one of your favourite sports during open recreation time.
Travel & accommodation
Travel – the nearest major airport to Carleton University is Ottawa International airport. It is recommended to take a taxi to your accommodation, which should cost approximately $15. For more information, check out the Carleton University webpage.
Accommodation – you will need to apply to live in the Carleton University student halls of residence. For more information check out the Carleton University Residence webpage.
Insurance – DMU insurance is not sufficient for studying on exchange in Canada, and students are required to purchase medical insurance while attending Carleton University.
California State University (CSU), Chico was founded in 1887 and is the second oldest campus in the 23-campus California State University system. The University offers more than 100 undergraduate major and minor options and has almost 18,000 students. Chico is located north of Sacramento and is only a few hours away from Lake Tahoe, San Francisco and the Oregon border. A three-hour drive away from the mountains, the city or the beach.
Programmes of study
Exchange students will be required to follow a full programme of study for the academic year based at CSU, Chico.
Please visit the CSU, Chico website via the button below to view the programmes and modules available.
At CSU, there are countless activities on the Chico State campus to make the most out of your university experience. CSU has a variety of events that take place throughout the year such as Jazz X-Press, Pancakes at the Disco, Zero Waste Challenge, Movie night and so on. In addition, you can take part in the Student Life and Leadership which strives to create an environment in which all students and student organizations are encouraged and aided in the development of positive social, cultural, intellectual, recreational, and leadership programs and activities.
At CSU you also have the opportunity to get involved with Sports & Recreation which includes Intramural Sports such as Basketball, American Football, Tennis and more. Explore all of the exciting ways to get involved as a Chico State Wildcat, including Intercollegiate Athletics and Sport Clubs which are competitive and have sent many of their teams to National Championships.
Travel & accommodation
Travel – The nearest major airport to CSU is Sacramento International Airport. Depending on your arrival time, airport pick up may be available. For more information on getting there, please see the CSU website.
Accommodation – You will need to apply to live in housing on-campus as an exchange student. For more information check out CSU website.
Visas & insurance
Visas – To take part in this exchange you are responsible for ensuring that you meet US immigration requirements.
Insurance – DMU insurance is not sufficient for studying on exchange in the United States, and students are required to purchase emergency medical insurance while attending CSU. For more information, please see the CSU Website.
Francis Marion University (FMU) is a public liberal arts university located six miles east of Florence, South Carolina. The campus includes 100 acres of mixed pine-hardwood and bottomland forests accessed by a series of trails, and is located just an hour’s drive from Myrtle Beach and the Grand Strand. Approximately 4,000 students are enrolled at FMU, and they welcome exchange students from 18 partner universities in 13 countries.
Programmes of study
Exchange students will be required to follow a full programme of study for the academic year based at FMU.
Please visit the FMU website via the button below to view the programmes and modules available.
FMU competes inter-collegiately in the Peach Belt Athletic Conference in 12 varsity sports, including basketball, cross-country, volleyball and tennis, and the brand new Griffin Athletic Facility is home to baseball, softball and soccer teams. The campus also features a number of recreational facilities – including two swimming pools, a gym, volleyball and racquetball courts and spacious athletic fields – that are available for use by students.
In addition, the Department of Recreation and Athletics offers a variety of programs, facilities and sports teams to suit every level of fitness. As a Carleton student, you can take full advantage of first-class athletic facilities, conveniently located in one area of campus. You can sign up for a fitness class, swim laps in the pool, lift weights or run on a treadmill in the brand new 11,000 sq. ft Fitness Centre, or just get together with friends to play one of your favourite sports during open recreation time.
Francis Marion’s 468-acre main campus is known for its beauty and serenity. The campus includes acres of mixed pine-hardwood and bottomland forests accessed by a series of trails.
In the past several decades Florence has become a major medical, financial and industrial centre. Situated at the intersection of two major interstates, Florence is near a number of exciting tourist destinations. Ninety minutes to the east is the Grand Strand and Myrtle Beach, one of the most popular vacation areas in the United States. About two hours south is Charleston, established in 1670 as a major colonial “port towne” and the site of the cannon shots that began the American Civil War. Directly west is Columbia, the capital of South Carolina and the largest city in the state.
Accommodation – you will need to apply to live in the FMU halls of residence. For more information check out the FMU Housing Office webpage.
Visas & insurance
Visas – To take part in this exchange you are responsible for ensuring that meet US immigration requirements .
Insurance – DMU insurance is not sufficient for studying on exchange in the US, and students are required to purchase medical insurance while attending Francis Marion University. FMU requires that all international students have health insurance up to at least $100,000 in medical coverage and coverage for medical evacuation.
Georgia College and State University (GCSU) is a public liberal arts university located in Milledgeville, a charming, traditional southern town less than a two-hour drive from Atlanta. Approximately 7,000 students are enrolled at GCSU.
Programmes of study
Exchange students will be required to follow a full programme of study for the academic year based at GCSU.
Please visit the GCSU website via the button below to view the programmes and modules available.
Georgia College boasts over 170 organisations that students can join including 27 recognised fraternities and sororities, year-round recreational sports programs, an abundance of community service opportunities, and topnotch student activities.
Exchange students have full access to the Wellness and Recreation Center, and there is a large variety of activities available to help you keep active and healthy during your exchange.
Downtown Milledgeville is a great complement to the welcoming atmosphere of Georgia College. Milledgeville is a true college town, offering a great combination of restaurants, bars, shopping, cultural events, outdoor activities and more. Most importantly, Milledgeville is a safe and inviting place where GC students can relax and enjoy themselves. Serving as Georgia’s state capitol for 64 years, Milledgeville is located less than a two-hour drive from Atlanta, and an easy drive from all the other great cities in the Peach State – Athens, Macon, Columbus, and Savannah.
Accommodation – you will need to apply to live in the GCSU student halls of residence. For more information check out the GCSU University Housing webpage.
Visas & insurance
Visas – To take part in this exchange you are responsible for ensuring that meet US immigration requirements .
Insurance – DMU insurance is not sufficient for studying on exchange in America, and students are required to purchase medical insurance while attending Georgia College and State University. The University System of Georgia has a mandatory health insurance plan for all international students enrolled at Georgia’s public colleges and universities. The insurance fee must be paid each semester.
Grand Valley State University (GVSU) is a public liberal arts university in Allendale, Michigan which has a diverse student population of 24,000 representing over 70 different countries. It offers 94 undergraduate degree programmes over eight different colleges which are: Business, Community and Public Services, Education, Arts and Sciences, Engineering and Computing, Health Professions, Nursing and Interdisciplinary Studies.
Sustainability is a key principle for GVSU, and it has been ranked as 16th in the world for environment-friendly university management by GreenMetric World University Ranking.
Programmes of study
Exchange students will be required to follow a full programme of study for the academic year based at Grand Valley State University.
Please visit the GVSU website via the button below to view the programmes and modules available.
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Learn more about campus activities and events
There are lots of ways to get involved in student life while on exchange at GVSU. There are over 400 student organisations to choose from, focuses of which range from academic, cultural, media and special interests to performing arts, sports and more. The vibrant Campus Life Night, comparable to a society fair at DMU is an annual event, allowing students to learn more about these organisations. The Community Service Learning Center is a great way to participate in programmes that benefit the entire West Michigan Community. Initiatives beneficial particularly to exchange students include Fitt the Mitt.
Grand Valley State University’s Recreation and Wellness offers not only Intramural and Unified sports but also fitness services including personal and group training, nutrition and even massage services! The wellness focuses on health and well-being, both physical and mental health are accounted for with many resources available to support this. Facilities include, 95,000 square feet of recreational space at the Recreation Center, a pool, both with free access for students and much more.
Travel & accommodation
Travel – GVSU suggest that students fly to the Gerald R. Ford Grand Rapids International Airport (GRR) where pick-up is organised by the university on designated arrival dates. It is strongly suggested that you do not attempt to take a train or bus from the Chicago or Detroit airports.
Accommodation – you will need to apply to live in the Carleton University student halls of residence. For more information check out the GVSU Housing webpage. Although GVSU has various housing types available, on-campus apartments are what the university recommends for exchange students. Specifically, Laker Village is recommended as most international students live in this community and it is home to the International House. Meal plans are also available, more information regarding this can be found here.
Visas & insurance
Visas – To take part in this exchange you are responsible for ensuring that meet US immigration requirements.
Insurance – DMU insurance is not sufficient for studying on exchange in the US, and students are required to purchase health insurance while attending Grand Valley State University.
Founded in 1348, Charles University is one of the oldest universities in the world. Today it is the largest and most renowned in the Czech Republic and is known as a modern, dynamic, cosmopolitan and prestigious institution of higher education. Through its excellence in teaching in a range of subjects, as well as its expertise in research and wide international links, the university is consistently ranked amongst the best in Europe and the world.
Primarily located and based in the picturesque Old Town of Prague, the university is home to over 50,000 students across 17 faculties.
Programmes of study
Modules will be available in English and further information about the study options can be found (using language and faculty filters) through the Charles University database. Exchange students will be required to follow a full programme of study for the academic year based at Charles University.
Learn more about campus activities and events
Charles University offers a wide range of opportunities for students to pursue their pastimes and hobbies. Charles University has plenty of Societies to join and in addition they also host many Cultural Exhibitions during the academic year. For those interested, sport can be a feature of university life, with many students enjoying from a wide range of sporting opportunities such as Battle on Ice, Rector’s Sports Day and so on. Finally, all exchange students at Charles University are invited to volunteer in the local community while studying at Charles University.
Travel & accommodation
Travel – The nearest major airport to Charles University is Václav Havel Airport Prague. There are a range of transport options from to get to the city, see more here.
Accommodation – Accommodation is provided in Charles University Halls of Residence. You will receive information about and will be able to apply for your accommodation after you are formally accepted by Charles University. You can view information about accommodation here.
Insurance – All students are recommended to purchase travel insurance for the duration of their time in Europe to cover personal possessions and healthcare. UK and EU nationals can apply for a UK Global Health Insurance Card (GHIC) which is time-limited to the length of the exchange period.
Seinan Gakuin University (SGU) is a private humanities-focused university with a long history of international exchange and cooperation. The international exchange program, now managed in the Center for International Education, is one of the oldest such programs in Japan. With a total graduate and undergraduate student population of about 8,500, SGU is consistently ranked as one of the leading privately-funded universities in Western Japan.
Fukuoka city, where Seinan Gakuin is located, is situated on the island of Kyushu, the southwestern most of Japan’s four major islands. It is a city built on commerce, with a population of about 1.6 million, and has developed as the cultural and commercial center of the island. The city enjoys a convenient geographic location with easy access to other Asian nations, only 540 kilometers from Seoul and 870 kilometers from Shanghai, versus 1,100 kilometers to Tokyo.
One of the key attractions of Fukuoka is the way it combines the convenience of the city with a rich natural environment. The public transport network is excellent, with rail, bus and subway services that make it easy to get around in the city. Lush natural surroundings – sea and mountains – are only about 30 minutes away from downtown, and the city is noted nationwide for its delicious foods.
Programmes of study
Exchange students will be required to follow a full programme of study for the academic year based at Seinan Gakuin University.
All students on exchange at SGU study a combination of Japanese language courses and elective modules which are taught in English in relation to Japanese culture, history, tradition, business and society.
The Japanese language courses include Comprehensive Japanese, Writing and Reading which are offered at different levels. Students with no prior knowledge of Japanese language can start at beginners level.
Please visit the SGU website via the button below to view the programmes and modules available.
The SGU student volunteer group, ‘Seinan Global Society (SGS)’, actively holds social events on campus to offer students opportunities to develop international awareness, learn about different cultures and widen their perspectives. Their events include sports activities, cultural events (Halloween, Christmas, cherry blossom viewing) and social gatherings (International Coffee Hour).
Moreover, 150 clubs are available for students to join. This includes academic and cultural clubs such as Japanese chess (Shogi), Rakugo, Shodo (Calligraphy), and more. Students can also enjoy traditional Japanese sports through the sports clubs such as Kendo, Shorinji-Kempo and Aikido. The coastal location also means students can participate in boating and yachting.
Travel & accommodation
Travel – the nearest major airport to SGU is Fukuoka Airport, 20 minutes away using the subway.
Accommodation – Students can apply to live in the on-campus International Houses which may be shared or private. Off-campus housing is also available. Further information about accommodation types and costs can be found here. While SGU try to accommodate housing preferences, they are not able to guarantee that these will be met.
Visas & insurance
Visas – To take part in this exchange you are responsible for ensuring that you meet Japanese entry requirements.
Insurance – DMU insurance is not sufficient for studying on exchange in Japan. It is mandatory for exchange students at Seinan Gakuin University to purchase Japanese National Health Insurance (NHI), Personal Accident Insurance for Students Pursuing Education and Research (PAS) and Comprehensive Insurance for Students Lives. Further information about insurance can be found here.
Northern Kentucky University (NKU) is a growing metropolitan university of more than 14,000 students served by more than 2,000 faculty and staff on a thriving suburban campus of Highland Heights in Kentucky. It is just seven miles southeast of Cincinnati, Ohio and close to Newport, both vibrant cities where you can explore miles of nature trails and attend music, food and cultural festivals all year long.
The Northern Kentucky Norse are the athletic teams of Northern Kentucky University. They participate in the NCAA I which is the highest level of intercollegiate athletics sanctioned by the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) in the United States.
NKU academic programs are organized into seven colleges including the Haile/US Bank College of Business, Chase College of Law and School of the Arts. They offer over 80 undergraduate majors including Business, Law, Humanities, Media, Theatre, Education and lots more. NKU has a 19:1 student to faculty ratio which means there is a close relationship between staff and students. The Mayerson Student Philanthropy Project integrates academics with experiential philanthropic work and there are many other Civic Engagement opportunities available to students.
Programmes of study
Exchange students will be required to follow a full programme of study for the academic year based at Northern Kentucky University.
Please visit the NKU website via the button below to view the programmes and modules available.
Emily Haisman is a third-year student at DMU currently studying Psychology. She shared her experience of studying at Northern Kentucky University in the USA. I knew travelling and spending a year on exchange was something I wanted to do and when I was applying to DMU I wanted to make sure that was an option….
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The International Student Union (ISU) at NKU is the umbrella organization of all international organizations at NKU. All incoming students are automatically considered members of the ISU which is an important dynamic and welcoming presence on the NKU campus and is open to all. W.I.S.H (Welcoming International Students Home) encourages friendships between the NKU student body, the local community and international communities represented by students studying at NKU. This programme is designed to develop friendships by weekly English conversation groups, attending sporting events in the area (national and amateur), horseback riding, shopping, etc. It Is also an opportunity for cultural exchange.
The ISSS also prepare an orientation schedule for incoming students which runs a week before classes begin. This aims to acclimatise students onto campus and make them aware of resources available. It also allows exchange students to get to know each other, learn about US cultural values and practices, meet the ISSS staff and receive other vital information regarding the exchange period.
Student Affairs at NKU provides quality co-curricular programs and services that incoming students can take advantage of. It is home to over 200 student organisations ranging from disciplinary clubs such as the biology club to service organizations, advocacy groups, Greek organizations, sports clubs, faith-based organizations, leadership societies and more. There is also an exciting calendar of events on offer covering a range of areas throughout the year, such as the annual service.
Health and fitness activities are catered for by the Campus Recreation Center which has multiple facilities including 17,000 square feet of weight and fitness space, over 100 pieces of cardio equipment, Bouldering rock climbing wall, racquetball courts, an Aquatic Center, featuring an indoor pool, eight lane 25-yard lap swimming pool, dive well, warm water tub, and active shallow water area, and much more.
Accommodation – exchange students are required to live on campus and are guaranteed a space in on-campus housing. There are various options available, including single, double and quad rooms. Housing rates can be found here along with information about meal plans.
Visas & insurance
Visas – To take part in this exchange you are responsible for ensuring that you meet US immigration requirements .
Insurance – DMU insurance is not sufficient for studying on exchange in the US, and students are required to purchase health insurance while attending Northern Kentucky University.
Kyung Hee University is a private university located in Seoul, South Korea. The emblem of the university is the Chinese character for “university” and has a world map in the background. This symbolizes Kyung Hee’s vision for globalization as well as an open mind and humanism for the world.
KHU, home to over 34,000 students is considered as one of the best universities in South Korea, comprising of 3 campuses; Seoul, Global (Yongin) and Gwangneun.
Since its founding in 1949, Kyung Hee University has pursued the Kyung Hee Spirit of “Scholarship and Peace” as well as the founding principle of “creating a civilized world.” It has established an academic tradition combining education, research and practice while pursuing the universal values of peace and mutual prosperity.
Programmes of study
Modules taught in English are available for students of the following programme areas at DMU: Textile Design, Arts and Festival Management, English Language and Literature, all Business Studies, Management, Accounting and Finance, Economics, Politics and International Relations. There are also General Education elective modules available to complement your studies and provide an insight into Korean culture and society, as well as Korean language classes. An overview of the course offer in English can be found here.
Exchange students will be required to follow a full programme of study for the academic year based at Kyung Hee University.
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The Office of International Affairs organises an orientation at the start of the year which acclimatizes students to campus life and gives students the opportunity to get to know each other.
Students can participate in a Global Buddy programme which matches two Korean students with two exchange students in a group of four. The programme promotes cultural exchange through various project and events throughout the year.
Similarly, the International Friendship and Culture Club is a student-led organisation that brings together Korean students and international students to build friendships and foster intercultural awareness. The IFCC operates different programs every week to promote mutual intercultural awareness and provides opportunities for foreign students and our students to become friends. International students can discover lesser-known aspects of Korean culture through cultural experience trips every month. Academically there are also study groups that run to support international students study provide opportunities to learn each other’s culture and language.
Exchange students can also access the Global Zone, a place for international students which includes International satellite TV, computer and internet access, DVD and mini-library for use within the Global Zone, Tutoring rooms for group meetings and various culture programs and events.
There are also many student organizations available which are categorized into seven groups: performance, academic, service, athletics, religions, hobbies, and creative exhibition. Examples of organizations include an International debate club, Korean traditional music club and a Rugby club. Learn more about student organizations available here.
Travel & accommodation
Travel – the nearest major airport to Kyung Hee University isIncheon International Airport (ICN). An airport pick-up service is available for students arriving at ICN on the designated arrival date provided by KHU upon request. A taxi would be approximately £45-£55 or alternative means of transport are available.
Accommodation – Accommodation is available at Sehwa Hall (Sehwawon) for students studying at the Seoul campus. Other options are also available. For more information check out the Kyung Hee University Housing page.
Visas & insurance
Visas – To take part in this exchange you are responsible for ensuring that you meet South Korean entry requirements.
Insurance – DMU insurance is not sufficient for studying on exchange in South Korea, and students are required to purchase adequate travel and health insurance.
Kwansei Gakuin University (KGU) is an independent institution for higher education, offering Bachelor’s, Master’s, and PhD degrees in over 35 different disciplines to a student body of approximately 24,700. Founded in 1889, the university maintains academic standards that rank among the highest of all Japanese universities and colleges. KGU places a large emphasis on producing ‘global citizens’, and in 2014 was selected by the Japanese government as one of 37 out of a total of 800 universities nationwide to receive funding under the Top Global University Project.
Programmes of study
Exchange students will be required to follow a full programme of study for the academic year based at Kwansei Gakuin University.
KGU offers ‘The Contemporary Japan Program’ which is specially designed for incoming exchange students to Kwansei Gakuin University.
Exchange students are offered a choice between two study tracks that will define the main focus of their time at KGU, the “Japanese Language Track” and the “Modern Japan Track”. Exchange students are also able to select elective courses to learn more about “Contemporary Japan” from a variety of aspects such as language, culture, society, economy, and politics.
Please note that eligible DMU students from all Faculties can choose to study at KGU (subject to Programme Leader approval).
Please visit the KGU website via the button below to view the Contemporary Japan Programme.
At KGU, A mandatory orientation of approximately one week will be held at the beginning of each semester, introducing new students to life in Japan and information on KGU. In addition, Acting as language partners for the JLT exchange student’s first semester, KGU student volunteers will assist exchange students in practicing Japanese conversation. Exchange students who are enrolled in the Japanese Language Track will have a Nihongo Partner.
On-campus there is also the GS Network is an official student group endorsed by CIEC, supporting exchange students during their stay in Japan. They also plan cultural exchange activities for both exchange students and KGU students over the course of the year.
More broadly a range of extra-curricular opportunities are offered and Exchange students are encouraged to join KGU student groups to enrich their study experience in Japan. There are over 150 cultural and sports clubs and “circles” on campus. A circle is a group of students who share a common interest in an activity and gather periodically to explore this interest together. Clubs tend to require more commitment than circles do, and are often the equivalent to university level team sports. Exchange students should be aware that they may not be able to join certain clubs/circles due to the length of their exchange.
Accommodation – Students can apply to live in the on-campus dorm which may be shared or private. Availability is not guaranteed for students applying in 22-23. There is also the option to apply for a homestay with a Japanese family. Dorm rooms cost between £270-380 per month (excluding meals and utilities).
Visas & insurance
Visas – To take part in this exchange you are responsible for ensuring that you meet Japanese entry requirements.
Insurance – DMU insurance is not sufficient for studying on exchange in Canada, and students are required to purchase medical insurance while attending Kwansei Gakuin University.
At Memorial University more than 18,000 students from over 100 countries come together to discover. From the classics to advanced technology, Memorial offers certificate, diploma, undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate programs across four campuses and online. A global network of more than 90,000 accomplished alumni throughout the world strengthens Memorial University’s capacity and reputation for leadership in research, teaching and public engagement.
Programmes of study
Exchange students will be required to follow a full programme of study for the academic year based at Memorial University.
Please visit the Memorial University website via the button below to view the programmes and modules available.
Any questions? Contact the Go Abroad Team for guidance and assistance.
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Memorial University is a fantastic place to be a student and they encourage students to make the most of everything they have to offer. Student Life provides a range of programs, resources and supports to maximize opportunities for students to thrive at Memorial. Memorial University has different events that students can attend on campus, such as concerts, celebrating pride and cultural events. In addition, they have a number of activities for studentsto participate in on campus.
Travel & accommodation
Travel – the nearest major airport to Memorial University is St. John’s International airport. You can request the free Memorial University airport pick up service which is highly recommended. More information can be found on the Memorial University website.
Accommodation – you will need to apply to live in the Memorial University student halls of residence. For more information, check out the Memorial University Residence webpage.
Insurance – DMU insurance is not sufficient for studying on exchange in Canada, and students are required to purchase medical insurance while attending Memorial University.
Founded in 1998, Malmö University has had a keen focus on its social commitment to both the local community and student life. It has informed the university’s approach to education through close collaboration with the city and surrounding community; providing an excellent student exchange experience. The university is committed to being an internationally recognised institution, offering over 30 degrees in English with just over 24,000 students enrolled.
Ranked the 14th best university in Sweden and coming in the top 500 universities in Europe, the university offers exchange students a world class education in the heart of a city with a rich and diverse background. Sweden is also recognised as the 5th highest ranking country for education and research quality world-wide.
Programmes of study
DMU’s exchange agreement with Malmö University allows students enrolled on the following programmes to study abroad:
Business and Law – Law (students will be required to pick some modules from other programmes)
Health and Life Sciences – Education Studies
Technology, Arts and Culture – Politics and International Relations, History, Politics and International Relations, Interior Design, Product Design, Computer Science
Modules will be available in English and further information about the study options can be found here (Exchange students may not be eligible for all courses listed. You will receive a full list upon your successful application).
You are also highly encouraged to participate in the following optional courses:
Introduction programme: Designed to help international students integrate with the student life at Malmö and explore what the city has to offer.
On top of your studies, Malmö has a range of activities for students to get involved in during their free time. Awarded student city of the year 2021/22, the picturesque city of Malmö provides activities for everyone: Why not take a stroll through one of the city’s parks? Take a dip in the ocean? Attend a concert? Explore the cultural background of the city or hop on a 40-minute train to Copenhagen. Malmö will never leave you stuck for something to do, all in addition to the universities social events provided through the SU.
Travel & accommodation
Travel – While Malmö has its own airport, exchange students are advised to travel to Malmö University via Copenhagen Airport (CPH), a mere 20-minute train from Malmö.
Accommodation – There is a range of accommodation on offer for exchange students. You can see a full listhere.
Insurance – All students are recommended to purchase travel insurance for the duration of their time in Europe to cover personal possessions and healthcare. UK and EU nationals can apply for a UK Global Health Insurance Card (GHIC) which is time-limited to the length of the exchange period.
Sookmyung Women’s University (SMU) is a private university located in downtown Seoul, South Korea, within close distance to the city’s major attractions (10 minutes from Seoul Station). The university’s name is derived from Hanja characters of ‘sook’ and ‘myung’, which mean ‘elegant’ and ‘bright’ respectively.
First established in 1906 during the latter stages of the Korean empire, it was Korea’s first national women’s private school. Currently it has a diverse student population of 13,000. The university’s main goal is to foster creative leaders with power of thinking, delivered through rigorous academic training and opportunities for student leadership against the backdrop of the exciting capital city of Seoul.
Please note, male students are eligible to apply to study on exchange at Sookmyung Women’s University.
Learn more about Sookmyung Women’s University here.
Programmes of study
Exchange students will be required to follow a full programme of study for the academic year based at Sookmyung Women’s University.
Please visit the Sookmyung Women’s University website via the button below to view the programmes and modules available. Please select the ‘teaching methods’ tab to search for modules taught in English.
There are complementary Korean Studies courses available, to allow students to learn more about Korean language and culture. Full details of courses available can be found here.
Each exchange student will be introduced to an SMU buddy. The buddies are there to help students to assimilate into life at SMU such as getting to know the campus life, learning about Korean Culture, getting a registration card etc. There is also a designated Global Lounge on campus to provide a supportive environment for international students. As well as acting as a study space, students get a one-stop service and receive 1:1 help for both academic and campus life. Access to newspapers, magazines, CNN, CCTV, NHK etc is also available.
Exchange students can join to volunteer in English Speaking Spot (ESS) and the Second Language Tutoring program (SLT). This allows students to teach English to SMU students and receive a small scholarship (10,000 Korean won per hour) throughout the semester.
SMU has an active and lively Student Union with a plethora of groups available for students to join, these range from social clubs to arts and everything in between! Develop calligraphy skills, practice your classic guitar or join the ICCUS (international culture network camp). Learn about the social clubs available here.
Travel & accommodation
Travel – The nearest major airports to Sookmyung Women’s University Gimpo Airport or Incheon Airport. An SMU buddy can pick you up at either airport and guide you to your accommodation for 50,000 Korean won (approximately £33).
Accommodation – You will need to apply to live in SMU on-campus dorm. For more information check out the SMU website.
Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore (UCSC) is is an Italian private research university founded in 1921. Its main campus is located in Milan, Italy, the location where DMU students can spend a year studying on exchange. UCSC is highly ranked in QS World University Rankings by subject 2022, with 16 disciplines ranked in the top 300 in the world, or higher. The University prides itself on its academic reputation and campus diversity.
Cattolica puts students first! The professional academic staff believes in you and helps to connect your learning and desired career path. Their range of campus facilities and services ensures that every international student has access to all of the support, information and mentoring. Services at UCSC include a dedicated international student centre, a housing service, health centre, sports facilities and international student associations.
Programmes of study
Exchange students will be required to follow a full programme of study for the academic year based at UCSC.
Students from the following degree programmes at DMU would follow the Cattolica International Curriculum: Advertising and Marketing Communications, Business Studies, Economics, Fashion Design, Contour Fashion, Media and Communication, Politics & International Relations. Follow the button below and find heading that corresponds to your study area to find the list of courses available. This duration of courses is one semester, and some may only be available either in Fall or Spring.
Please visit the UCSC website via the button below to view the International Curriculum programmes and modules available.
Students from the following degree programmes at DMU would follow the Cattolica Academic Curriculum: Accounting and Finance, Business Studies (can choose either the above or below curriculum), Management and Entrepreneurship, Psychology. You can watch this video for instructions on how to complete your search on the link provided below.
Please visit the UCSC website via the button below to view the Academic Curriculum programmes and modules available.
International students can be faced with challenges and new experiences so whether you are seeking advice related to your studies, accommodation or overall experiences, you should never fear being alone on campus as the Cattolica International team will be your first port of call. Details of their support services can be found here.
The UCSC campus has a range of facilities including a library, computer rooms, language centre and cafeterias. You can find more details here.
Adapting to a new culture can be exciting yet challenging. The student associations at UCSC will help you feel like at home. They offer a buddy scheme and have an Erasmus Student Network society who offer support and arrange activities and events for all exchange students. You can find more details here.
Travel & accommodation
Travel – Milan is served by three major airports, Malpensa, Linate and Bergamo which are all well connected to the city centre.
Accommodation – Exchange students seeking accommodation for a full year of study can find many different options in the city, but this is not a guaranteed offer. UCSC, in collaboration with MIL SERVICE, SRL, is now promoting various housing solutions for students coming to Cattolica on an exchange or study abroad programme. For further information, please refer to the Accommodation webpage.
Insurance – All students are recommended to purchase travel insurance for the duration of their time in Europe to cover personal possessions and healthcare. UK and EU nationals can apply for a UK Global Health Insurance Card (GHIC) which is time-limited to the length of the exchange period.
Yokohama City University (YCU) is a public university in Yokohama, Japan with approximately 5,000 students. YCU has been ranked 16th amongst the “worlds best small universities” (Times Higher Education, 2017) and is ranked 30th among universities in Japan (Times Higher Education Japan University Rankings 2019).
Founded in 1882, the university is located 18 minutes outside the vibrant and welcoming port city of Yokohama, and less than an hour away from Tokyo via public transport.
Programmes of study
Exchange students will be required to follow a full programme of study for the academic year based at YCU.
Please visit the YCU website via the button below to view the programmes and modules available.
Exchange students are welcomed to YCU with an orientation week, introducing new students to life in Japan and providing information of campus life and study. Additionally, new international student are paired with a peer tutor to provide guidance and assistance during their exchange in Japan.
The university prides itself not only on academics, but also on extra-curricular wellbeing and development. Facilities include three athletics fields, tennis courts, a gymnasium with indoor running tracks, a martial arts hall, music studios, a swimming pool, student conference rooms, and much more. With more than 150 sports clubs and societies, exchange students are encouraged to join these activities to enrich their student experience in Japan.
Accommodation – You will need to live in the YCU campus dorms.
Visas & insurance
Visas – To take part in this exchange you are responsible for ensuring that you meet Japanese entry requirements.
Insurance – DMU insurance is not sufficient for studying on exchange in Japan, and students are required to purchase emergency medical insurance while attending YCU and may be required to complete health assessments prior to arrival.
Founded in 1889, Weber State University is an exceptional teaching university providing degrees in business, education, health professions, liberal arts, technology, and sciences to meet the needs of the region. The university offers more than 250 undergraduate certificate and degree programs, serving more than 26,000 students, drawn predominately from Utah but also including representatives from all 50 states and 47 foreign countries.
WSU takes pride in its student-centered environment, meeting the needs of both traditional and non-traditional students. A multi-campus institution, WSU’s main Ogden campus is located 35 miles north of Salt Lake City.
Programmes of study
Exchange students will be required to follow a full programme of study for the academic year based at the Weber State University.
Please visit the Weber State University website via the button below to view the programmes and modules available.
Georgia Fidler a third year Interior Design student, spent a year studying at Weber State University in Ogden, Utah. Below she shares her experience of living, studying and travelling in the United States. How did you find out about studying abroad and what made you want to do it? Since my first open day at the university, DMU Global,…
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From athletics to the arts to countless other ways to spend your leisure time, Weber State University offers many activities, events, and programs for your enjoyment on campus throughout the year. Students have access to the Stromberg Complex and Weber State University’s popular outdoor program which includes exciting outdoor activities such as camping, rock climbing, and canoeing. Click here to see a highlight of what you could get up to!
Weber State University is part of the NCAA I which is the highest level of intercollegiate athletics sanctioned by the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) in the United States.
Weber State University allows students to enjoy city life as it is located in the largest metropolitan region in the area. However, there is also a rich offer of ski slopes, mountain trails and lots more nearby. Thus, offering a nice balance of nature and urbanity. Weber State University encourage freedom of expression and value diversity. Through academic programs, research, artistic expression, public service and community-based learning, the university serves as an educational, cultural and economic leader for the region. They make sure that students’ feel welcome at Weber State University.
Accommodation – you will need to apply to live in the WSU student halls of residence. For more information check Weber State University Housing webpage.
Visas & insurance
Visas – To take part in this exchange you are responsible for ensuring that you meet US immigration requirements.
Insurance – DMU insurance is not sufficient for studying on exchange in the United States, and students are required to purchase health insurance while attending Weber State University.
The University of Winnipeg (UW) received its charter in 1967 but its roots date back more than 145 years. The university has a student population nearing 10,000 coming from over 94 countries. UW has a strong campus community and is known for its small class sizes with an estimated student-to-professor ratio of 25:1. It has a strong commitment to the environment and Indigenous inclusion.
Winnipeg is the 7th largest city in Canada and the capital city of the province of Manitoba. It has been ranked in the top three best large Canadian cities to live in and listed as one of the World’s Greatest Places of 2021 by Time Magazine. It has also been named one of the best places to visit by National Geographic Travel.
UWinnipeg has open green spaces, a rich array of arts and cultural activities, fitness facilities, and student groups. The campus’s vibrant downtown location allows students to advance their education while being only steps away from exciting nightlife, galleries, museums, global cuisine and shopping, as well as being close to green spaces, bike paths, and walkways.
More than just city life, the area offers the best of the great outdoors. Find yourself relaxing along miles of white sandy shoreline at Grand Beach, rated one of the best beaches in North America, take in scenic landscapes, enjoy wildlife in Canada’s largest urban forest or get moving on the endless biking and hiking trails.
Being the cultural cradle of Canada, there are many festivals that take place throughout the year in Winnipeg, including the Fringe Festival, International Jazz Festival, Festival du Voyageur and more. The US Border is a short 1.5 hour road trip away.
Programmes of study
Exchange students will be required to follow a full programme of study for the academic year based at the University of Winnipeg.
Please visit the UW website via the button below to view the programmes and modules available.
The UWSA (Student’s Association) have 52 student groups categorised into the following, academic/faculty, humanitarian, recreational and religious/spiritual. There is something for everyone and joining a student group is a great way to get to meet other students. They also organise other events on campus and for occasions such as Asian heritage month and Black History month and provide services such as the Bike Lab, dayplanners, and Soma Café.
The university has a strong Arts and Culture commitment, fostered through its academic departments as well as galleries, performance groups and student organisations. UWinnipeg proudly partners with other arts initiatives and organizations to contribute and enhance the creative and cultural vibrancy of the urban campus and city.
The Duckworth Centre and Axworthy Health & RecPlex house the university recreational programming, health and wellness, fitness and sports. The Bill Wedlake Fitness Centre is also available to access, with cardio equipment, weight machines and free weights, indoor walking/running track, Racquetball/Squash/Handball courts and more. There are a range of activities available for students on a drop-in basis.
The university offers fun events throughout the year including weekly coffee chats, cultural and holiday celebrations, picnics, and sports tournaments. It is also possible to be matched with a student mentor who can help with integrating into life at UW. More information about the student experience can be found here.
Accommodation – Exchange students can choose between on campus living residence options. McFeetors Hall offers single and double furnished dorms. Balmoral Houses are renovated neighborhood character homes for student living close to campus. This allows students to have a private room and features shared living areas. Further information including rent prices are available on the university website.
Insurance – DMU insurance is not sufficient for studying on exchange in Canada, and students are required to purchase medical insurance while attending the University of Winnipeg.
The University
of Deusto is a Spanish private university with
campuses in Bilbao and San Sebastián. The University of Deusto
is the oldest private university in Spain, with its establishment
dating back to 1886. The main campus is situated in Bilbao, a metropolitan area
with more than one million inhabitants which is the business and cultural hub
of northern Spain, and the heart of the Basque country.
Approximately 13,000 students are enrolled on courses at the University of Deusto, 1,300 of which participate in international mobility programmes each year. More information about studying on exchange can be found here.
Programmes of study
DMU’s exchange agreement with the University of Deusto allows students enrolled on the following programmes to study abroad:
Technology, Arts and Culture – Product Design and International Relations, Computer Science, Engineering, Journalism, Media & Communication subjects
Modules will be available in English and further information about the study options can be found here. Exchange students will be required to follow a full programme of study for the academic year based at the University of Deusto.
View University of Deusto’s exchange guide below…
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University of Deusto has different cultural events and competitions to partake in such as “Urban Landscapes” photography and drawing contest. They have an agenda of events that you can choose to attend. In addition, the University of Deusto has the Department of Sports provides a space for physical education and sports programs that seek enjoyment and healthy habits. They offer a variety of activities, outings, workshops and championships such as ballroom dancing, capoeira, yoga and tai-chi to martial arts.
Travel & accommodation
Travel – the nearest major airport to University of Deusto is Bilbao airport, which is located 15 minutes away from the city by taxi, or takes 30 minutes by bus. For more information, please see University of Deusto webpage.
Insurance – All students are recommended to purchase travel insurance for the duration of their time in Europe to cover personal possessions and healthcare. UK and EU nationals can apply for a UK Global Health Insurance Card (GHIC) which is time-limited to the length of the exchange period.
Established in 1972, the University of North Florida (UNF) has grown significantly in size and prominence, now boasting over 16,000 students and 2000 staff. The campus includes a nature preserve, beautiful lakes and nature trails, is located between downtown Jacksonville and the Atlantic Ocean in a bustling section of Jacksonville.
The University is home to six colleges, and routinely ranks high for quality and value on national lists published by U.S. News & World Report, Forbes, the Princeton Review, Wall Street Journal and more. UNF holds the prestigious Carnegie Classification for Community Engagement recognizing our commitment to our community and beyond.
Programmes of study
Exchange students will be required to follow a full programme of study for the academic year based at UNF.
Please visit the UNF website via the button below to view the programmes and modules available.
The Office of Campus Life fosters a welcoming and engaging environment for students outside the classroom. This carried out through designing student engagement opportunities within campus programs, personal interactions and intentional collaborations. They create different events for students’ such as Wow Variety Show, Block party, Dinner and Shows and so on.
The Department of Recreation and Wellness which focuses on optimizing the health and well-being for the UNF community, specifically by developing a greater appreciation of healthy living and by fostering physical, emotional and spiritual growth and development. The Student Wellness Complex is the largest fitness centre in northeast Florida that students’ can get access to and Intramural Sports is dedicated to provide students’ an opportunity to participate in athletic and non-athletic recreational activities in a fun and safe environment while promoting physical fitness, social interaction, and campus involvement.
Travel & accommodation
Travel – the nearest major airport to UNF is Jacksonville International Airport. It is recommended to take a taxi to your accommodation, which should cost approximately $40-60.
Accommodation – you will need to apply to live in the University of North Florida student halls of residence. For more information check out the UNF Residence webpage .
Visas & insurance
Visas – To take part in this exchange you are responsible for ensuring that you meet US immigration requirements.
Insurance – DMU insurance is not sufficient for studying on exchange in the US, and students are required to purchase medical insurance while attending UNF.
The University of Regina (U of R) is a comprehensive university that can trace its roots back to the creation of Regina College, established in 1911. The College grew in size and significance becoming a campus of the University of Saskatchewan and, ultimately, an independent degree granting university – the University of Regina – in 1974.
Located in the capital of the province, the university known for its experiential learning offer, has approximately 16,500 students with 19% of students being international. The student to faculty ratio is 22:1. The University of Regina is home to 10 faculties and 25 academic departments which have established reputations for excellence and innovative programs leading to bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees.
The University of Regina’s main campus and historic original College Avenue campus, covering 930 acres, provide an attractive study and work environment for both students and faculty. Both the main campus and historic campus are located in Wascana Centre, one of the largest urban parks in North America. Regina is just minutes from Wascana Lake, and it’s surrounded by trails. Admire nature’s beauty while you get some fresh air, exercise, meditate or even study by the shore. The city has a population of over 250,000 and the city is a perfect blend of big city amenities with a small town charm.
Regina is a beautiful oasis on the prairies with more than 350,000 hand-planted trees. The Queen City has many attractions and events that take place all year round for students to take part in. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police is headquartered in Regina. Saskatchewan Science Centre, the Legislative Building, several art galleries, Royal Saskatchewan Museum and many parks and walkways can be found throughout the city. Regina is cold, dry, windy and has a lot of snow in the winter. In the summer Regina boasts hot, dry summers with bright sunshine and little rain. Fall is windy and colorful whereas spring has more rain than any other season in Regina.
Programmes of study
Exchange students will be required to follow a full programme of study for the academic year based at the University of Regina.
Please visit the U of R website via the button below to view the programmes and modules available.
Any questions? Contact the Study Abroad Team for guidance and assistance.
Learn more about campus activities and events
The University of Regina offers dozens of events every month, most of which are free. Welcome Week is the biggest student celebration of the year, and Frost Week is the on-campus winter festival. Feel like dancing? Attend the Concert on the Green. You can also share the beauty of First Nations culture at the FNUniv Spring Pow Wow.
For those looking for Sports and Recreation activities, the university athletics teams include Rams (football) and Cougars and intervarsity teams include track & field, volleyball, football, basketball, cross country, hockey, soccer and swimming. UR offers a swimming pool, a fitness centre and intramurals, including more than 11 club sports. Attend fitness classes like Zumba, yoga and spin through UR Fit.
Clubs and academic student societies at the University of Regina operate through the University of Regina Students’ Union (URSU) and the faculties. You can choose from nearly 100 clubs to chase your passions and develop leadership skills. See URSU’s full list of clubs to find one that interests you.
Accommodation – Exchange students can choose between various on-campus housing options. This includes dorms with shared and private washrooms, studios and 2-7 bedroom shared apartments. Where kitchen facilities are unavailable, students are required to purchase a dining plan. While private accommodation is available, students would be responsible for arranging this independently.
Insurance – DMU insurance is not sufficient for studying on exchange in Canada, and students are required to purchase medical insurance while attending the University of Regina.
University of Strasbourg is a public research university founded in 1538 that is located in eastern France. There are approximately 52,000 students enrolled at the University, including 9,000 international students.
With as many as 19 Nobel laureates, and two Fields Medal winners, the university is ranked among the best in the League of European Research Universities.
Programmes of study
DMU’s exchange agreement with the University of Strasbourg allows students enrolled on the following programmes to study abroad:
Business and Law – International Relations, International Relations with French and Economics.
Modules will be available in English and further information about the study options can be found here. Exchange students will be required to follow a full programme of study for the academic year based at the University of Strasbourg.
When most people think of France, they think of wine, cheese, and picturesque villages. While these are all accurate reflections of French culture, there is so much more to discover. With its rich history, diverse landscape, and unique language, France is a great place to study abroad. Plus, the French language is one of the…
Learn more about campus activities and events
The University of Strasbourg takes an active part in the cultural life of the region by offering multiple and varied opportunities: exhibitions, shows, seminars, debates, museum visits, and symposiums among others.
Unistra’s Physical Activity and Sports Service (SUAPS) manages the sport facilities on campus and offers over 50 activities – classes, intensive courses, outings – to students and university staff. SUAPS also organises training and competitions at academic, regional and national level. In addition, numerous student associations and clubs enhance University life by regularly organising meetings, cultural events, parties or conferences.
Travel & accommodation
Travel – the nearest major airport to the University of Strasbourg is Strasbourg Airport. It is recommended to take a taxi to your accommodation. For more information, please visitwebpage of the host university.
Insurance – All students are recommended to purchase travel insurance for the duration of their time in Europe to cover personal possessions and healthcare. UK and EU nationals can apply for a UK Global Health Insurance Card (GHIC) which is time-limited to the length of the exchange period.
