GW ExchangesAsiain

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AsiaWelcome GW Exchanges in Asia

Why an Exchange Program?

Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei

Akita, Japan

Tokyo, Japan

Seoul, Korea

Hong Kong, China

Singapore

Taipei, Taiwan

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The GW undergraduate exchange program fosters academic immersion via

direct enrollment in one of our forty higher education exchange partners

around the world. The exchange model provides an enriching cultural

experience and is highly recommended for students who are prepared to

engage independently in their host institution abroad. Prior to departure,

students will have the opportunity to meet with exchange students from

their future host institution and gain valuable information regarding the

everyday life and academic culture of their host country.

Bandar Seri Begawan

Welcomein Asia

GW exchanges

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Why anexchange Program?

• independent, immersive experience

• Directly enroll at prestigious partner institutions

• Make lifelong friends and contacts from all over the world

• Meet current host institution students

• $1,500 credit towards tuition for fall semester FOFAc students

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LifE iN BANdAr SEri BEGAWANBrunei Darussalam is located on the northern shore of Borneo island, bordered by the south china sea and the Malaysian state of sarawak. The population of Brunei Darussalam is approximately 400,000—67% Malay, 15% chinese, 6% tribes indigenous to Borneo (including the iban, Dusun, and Murut tribes), and 12% other. The national language is Malay (Bahasa Melayu), but english is widely spoken and is the principal language of business.

About the Universiti Brunei Darussalam (UBD)The Universiti Brunei Darussalam (UBD) is the national university of Brunei, located in the capital city of Bandar seri Begawan. The university was established in 1985, opening its doors to the first intake of 176 students.

Today the university enrolls 4,000 students and places a strong emphasis on internationalization, research, and educating the next generation of leaders in areas of sustainability, islamic studies, and food security.

LEArNiNG AT UBd

GW students at the Universiti Brunei Darussalam can choose from a variety of english-taught courses in the Faculty of Arts and social sciences; Faculty of Business, economics and Policy studies; and the Faculty of science.

LifE AT UBd

The Universiti Brunei Darussalam is close to the city center and Brunei’s main attractions. UBD is adjacent to Tungku Beach, and many of its buildings—including student accommodations—overlook the beautiful south china sea.

UBD is a welcoming environment for international students, with an array of clubs and activities to do on-campus. There are also a variety of programs to ensure new students transition into UBD through the international student service Unit of the student Affairs section.

Brunei is a peaceful sultanate, rich with culture and heritage. There is plenty of opportunity to experience its vibrant culture, and to explore the natural wonders of Brunei while studying at UBD. Brunei is very centrally located. singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Manila, saigon, Bangkok, Jakarta, and many other cities are only a two- to three-hour flight away.

Bandar Seri Begawan, BrUNEi

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The Universiti Brunei Darussalam has a newly built Residential college, comprising of The Towers and The core, where exchange students will live with local UBD students. The college is on-campus, situated near Jerudong Beach, and is 5–15 minutes walking distance to the academic facilities on campus and the university mosque.

The Towers are composed of four high-rise blocks of self-catering apartments. each apartment includes bedrooms and bathrooms, a modern living room, kitchen, launderette, and ablution area. There are separate blocks for male and female residences.

All university student bedrooms have fast broadband, and telephone service is available. The complex includes a small market, six fast food restaurants, a gym, post office, and bank. The campus radio station also broadcasts from The core.

GW students will pay all accommodation fees directly to UBD.

ACAdEmiC CALENdAr

Fall semester: late July to early December

spring semester: early January to mid-May

Academic year: late July to mid-May

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LifE iN AkiTAAkita, one of the forty-seven prefectures in Japan, is located in the northwest part of the main island, along the sea of Japan. it is 280 miles north of Tokyo, and is known for magnificent nature, abundant festivals, and sites such as Kakunodate (a 17th-century samurai town) and Tazawako (the deepest lake in Japan). spring, summer, and fall allow students to enjoy hiking, canoeing, and fishing. As much snow falls from late December through March, winter in Akita is famous for its skiing and snowboarding resorts.

About Akita International University (AIU)surrounded by the beautiful nature of northern Japan, Akita international University (AiU) is a four-year, public, liberal arts university that provides students with the opportunity to study in english with other Japanese students. The university is much smaller than GW, with approximately 900 students, but all Akita undergraduate students study abroad. in any given semester, approximately 25% of students on campus will be exchange students. This truly international community, combined with state-of-the-art facilities, a diverse faculty, and innovative programs, makes it an ideal place to study.

LEArNiNG AT AiU

GW exchange students are able to take practically any course offered at Akita international University. The major academic areas at AiU include:

• Japanese Studies

• Japanese Language and Literature

• Global Business

• Global Studies (International Affairs, History, Political Science, etc.)

in addition to these subjects, AiU offers some science, math, and other language courses.

LifE AT AiU

AiU is located in Akita city, which has a population of 1.2 million people. The university has state-of-the-art sports facilities (basketball, baseball, tennis, soccer, weight training, etc.), and a variety of hiking, cycling, and golf courses are adjacent to the campus. A huge shopping mall is ten minutes away from campus by bus.

Akita, JAPAN

ACCOmOdATiONS

exchange students are guaranteed on-campus accommodations in either the Komachi Dormitory or the Global Village Apartments.

The Komachi Dormitory is where all first-year Japanese students at AiU live. This provides a great opportunity to interact with local students. students in the Komachi Dormitory eat all of their meals together in the cafeteria adjacent to the dorm.

second and third year students (and most exchange students) live in the Global Village Apartments. The apartments have kitchen access and allow students to cook their own meals while interacting with Japanese and exchange students.

GW students will apply for their accommodation upon acceptance to AiU. They will pay all housing fees directly to AiU.

ACAdEmiC CALENdAr

Fall semester: late August to late December

spring semester: early April to late July

Academic year: late August to late July

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LifE iN TOkyOTokyo is Japan’s capital city. its population of approximately 12 million people ranks it with other leading international cities such as new York, London, and Paris. currently, Tokyo is the center for Japanese politics, finance, culture, education, and many other fields.

About Waseda Universityin 2007, Waseda University celebrated the 125th anniversary of its founding by shigenobu Okuma, scholar and government leader. Waseda is one of Japan’s top private, co-educational institutions of higher learning. Founded as a college with three departments under the old Japanese system of higher education, it has since grown to become a comprehensive university with 13 undergraduate schools. Waseda enrolls over 45,000 undergraduate students and 300 exchange students each year.

LEArNiNG AT WASEdA UNivErSiTy

GW students at Waseda have three study track options:

• The School of International Liberal Studies’ (SILS) One-Year Study Abroad Program is an English-based program offering coursework in Asian culture, history, society, politics, economics, geography, arts, and literature.

• The Undergraduate Studies Program is a Japanese-language based program that allows qualified students to enroll in regular coursework offered in Japanese at Waseda.

• The Intensive Japanese Language Program is a year-long language-study focused program.

LifE AT WASEdA UNivErSiTy

students at Waseda are able to get involved in the many circles and clubs run by students. numbering over 700, Waseda’s clubs are grouped into five officially recognized types: physical education clubs (43), student associations (159), hobby clubs (347), regional student associations (22), and clubs recognized by individual schools (more than 100).

The international community center also organizes events throughout the semester for international students at Waseda.

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exchange students at Waseda live in international dormitories near the main campus. students in the siLs program can also request to live in a homestay with a family in Tokyo.

GW students will apply for housing upon acceptance to Waseda and will pay all housing fees directly to Waseda University.

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Academic year: late september to early August

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LifE iN SEOULWith centuries of heritage and the cutting-edge technology of the iT industry, seoul is a city of contrasts where the old and new exist in harmony. Mountains surround the city, and the nearest seaside is only an hour away. seoul is a bustling center of culture, finance, politics, and entertainment.

About Ewha Womans Universityewha Womans University was founded in 1886 as Korea’s first educational institution for women. now the largest women’s university in the world, ewha enrolls over 14,000 undergraduate students. it houses 11 colleges, including Liberal Arts, social sciences, engineering, Medicine, Business, and more. GW students, both male and female, can attend ewha as exchange students.

LEArNiNG AT EWHA WOmANS UNivErSiTy

each semester, ewha offers 100–200 courses taught fully in english. GW exchange students may take almost any course for which they are qualified. ewha regularly offers english-taught courses in a variety of departments.

Departments that often offer courses in english include:

courses at ewha are worth 3 credits each; GW students will typically take five courses per semester.

LifE AT EWHA WOmANS UNivErSiTy

The campus is located in the sinchon neighborhood. With three other universities close by, this area has become the gathering place for college students in seoul. There are many trendy restaurants, shops, and cafés nearby, and an upscale department store is within walking distance of the campus.

ACCOmmOdATiONS

exchange students will live in the ewha-samsung international house. students can live in a single room or share a room with another international student. The building has study rooms, a fitness room, a computer lab, kitchenettes, a laundry room, and a small convenience store on-site.

GW students will apply for housing at ewha upon acceptance to the university. They will pay all housing fees directly to ewha.

Seoul, korea

• Art History

• Asian Studies

• Business

• International Studies

• Korean Language and Studies

• Media Studies

• Politics

• Psychology

ACAdEmiC CALENdAr

Fall semester: late August to mid-December

spring semester: late February to mid-June

Academic year: late August to mid-June

About Korea University (KU)Korea University (KU), founded in 1905, is widely acknowledged as one of the country’s top-ranked universities. its reputation for quality is based on excellence in teaching, research, and service to Korean society. An eminent faculty, outstanding students, and internationally recognized research programs all contribute to KU’s academic fame. As a major comprehensive university, KU offers a rich variety of courses in liberal arts and sciences, as well as in all professional fields, including engineering and business administration.

LEArNiNG AT kU

GW students may take courses in english or Korean across the curriculum, and about half of KU’s courses are taught in english. KU has 9 colleges and schools, which offer a wide variety of coursework:

• College of Business

• College of Liberal Arts

• College of Life Sciences and Biotechnology

• College of Science

• College of Engineering

• College of Political Science and Economics

• College of Art and Design

• Division of International Studies

• School of Journalism and Mass Communication

LifE AT kU

There are hundreds of societies and activities available campus-wide that are open to all KU students, including exchange students. KU also provides a buddy program (KUBA) to help students adjust to life in Korea and make Korean friends.

ACCOmmOdATiONS

exchange students live in either the cJ international house or the smaller Anam hall 2. The international house offers single or double rooms, shared bathrooms by suite, a gym on-site, and lounge and study space.

Anam hall 2 is a smaller hall with triple rooms and common bathrooms. This is a hall where more Korean students will live, offering more integration with local students. The hall includes kitchen access, an on-site dining hall and gym, and study space.

GW students will apply for housing at KU upon acceptance to the university. They will pay all housing fees directly to KU.

ACAdEmiC CALENdAr

Fall semester: late August to late December

spring semester: late February to late June

Academic year: late August to late June

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About Seoul National University (SNU)created in 1946 as the first modern, national Korean university, seoul national University (snU) now enrolls 32,000 students. Beyond its reputation as an academic leader in Korea, snU offers outstanding cultural and recreational benefits, as well as a wide variety of entertainment opportunities in the college town of Kwanak and in the city of seoul.

LEArNiNG AT SNU

students may take courses taught in english in a variety of departments. students with advanced Korean-language skills may enroll in any undergraduate courses taught at snU for which they qualify. students also have the option of taking Korean-language courses as part of their studies.

Below are departments that often offer courses in english:

LifE AT SNU

students studying at seoul national University have the benefits of a large, cultural city, while being housed on a traditional university campus.

The main campus of snU, Kwanak, is located on the southern outskirts of seoul, at the foot of the majestic Kwanak Mountain. it is equipped with athletic facilities, recreational centers, dormitories, and dining halls. students are easily able to take the subway into downtown seoul to enjoy the markets, shops, and nightlife of the city.

There are over 100 students clubs and organizations affiliated with snU. student activities include sports, cultural events, performing arts, religious clubs, and more. From Taekwondo to jazz clubs to computer study group, there is something for everyone to get involved in. Participation in clubs is the best way to make friends, develop responsibilities, and find leadership qualities. This will enable students to grow and learn from new experiences on campus.

ACCOmmOdATiONS

exchange students live in the Gwanaksa house. Undergraduate students will live with one roommate and share common areas such as kitchen, reading rooms, lounges, and bathrooms.

The Gwanaksa buildings also have cafeterias, dry cleaners/laundry, computer labs, and gyms located throughout the complex for student use.

GW students will apply for housing at snU upon acceptance to the university. They will pay all housing fees directly to snU.

ACAdEmiC CALENdAr

Fall semester: late August to mid-December

spring semester: late February to mid-June

Academic year: late August to mid-June

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• Asian Studies

• Political Science

• Sociology

• Philosophy

• Business

• Accounting

• Mathematics

• Biology

• Chemistry

• Environmental Science

About Yonsei University Yonsei University is the oldest university in Korea. Yonsei’s main campus is ensconced in a spacious, picturesque, and natural setting, located minutes away from the economic, political, and cultural centers of seoul’s metropolitan downtown. Yonsei has 28,000 students and 3,500 faculty members who are conducting cutting-edge research across all academic disciplines. There are 18 graduate schools, 22 colleges, and 133 subsidiary institutions hosting a selective pool of students from around the world.

LEArNiNG AT yONSEi UNivErSiTy

A wide array of coursework is taught in english each semester for students to select. courses at Yonsei University are worth 3 credits each, so students will typically take five courses per semester. coursework is available in english in the following areas:

LifE AT yONSEi UNivErSiTy

Yonsei University occupies 250 acres in the western part of seoul. The present campus was once the site of a royal palace during the Joseon Kingdom.

The campus is located in the sinchon neighborhood. With three other universities close by, this area has become the gathering place for college students in seoul. There are many trendy restaurants, shops, and cafés nearby, and an upscale department store is within walking distance of the campus.

The Office of international Affairs at Yonsei University organizes many activities to help international students get involved on campus. They organize a Language exchange for international students to practice their Korean-language skills and help Yonsei students practice their english; a Buddy Program so that international students have a Yonsei student to help show them around campus and learn about Korean culture; and a Global Lounge where international students and Korean students can relax, study, and practice their language skills. students can also get involved in the hundreds of student clubs and societies on Yonsei’s campus.

ACCOmmOdATiONS

GW students can choose to live in the international dormitory on Yonsei’s campus or in a homestay with a Korean family organized by the Office of international Affairs.

The recently built international dormitory, the sK Global house, has lounge space, shared kitchens, a fitness center, laundry, restaurants, coffee shops, and a convenience store on-site. students can choose to live in a single room or share a room with another exchange or Korean student. The dormitories are conveniently located on campus and allow exchange students to become active members of the Yonsei community.

GW students will apply for housing at Yonsei upon acceptance to the university. They will pay all housing fees directly to Yonsei.

ACAdEmiC CALENdAr

Fall semester: late August to mid-December

spring semester: late February to mid-June

Academic year: late August to mid-June

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• Korean Language and Literature

• Business

• Economics

• Politics

• Sociology

• Engineering

• Sciences

• East Asian Studies

• International Affairs

• History

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LifE iN HONG kONGLying at the heart of Asia and the southern tip of china, hong Kong is one of the world’s major business and financial centers. it is also a unique place where ancient chinese traditions are interwoven with a fast-paced, cosmopolitan, 21st-century lifestyle that incorporates the latest technological and trend-setting advances. Within the chinese empire for more than 2,000 years and with 150 years of British colonial influence, the city offers a rich heritage and a diversity that few other places in the world can rival.

About the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST)The hong Kong University of science and Technology (hKUsT) is a leading international research university dedicated to the pursuit of new knowledge in science and engineering. The university campus occupies a stunning 150-acre site overlooking clear Water Bay. GW’s exchange with hKUsT is for students in the school of engineering and Applied science only.

LEArNiNG AT HkUST

The school of engineering has six academic departments:

• Department of Chemical Engineering

• Department of Civil Engineering

• Department of Computer Science and Engineering

• Department of Electronic and Computer Engineering

• Department of Industrial Engineering and Logistics Management

• Department of Mechanical Engineering

exchange students are assigned to the engineering department that best matches their home major department. On average, exchange students at the undergraduate level or equivalent take five courses in a semester, typically adding up to 15 credits. courses are taught in english.

LifE AT HkUST

The hong Kong University of science and Technology enrolls approximately 9,000 students. The campus is located on clear Water Bay and has many opportunities for student involvement. There are hundreds of performance, sport, academic, and interest societies that exchange students are encouraged to join. On-campus, there are many dining facilities, a grocery store, a gym, and even a hair salon.

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ACCOmmOdATiONS

The hong Kong University of science and Technology offers on-campus housing in state-of-the-art dormitories and university apartments. students can choose to live with local students or other exchange students. There are also living and learning communities to which exchange students may apply. These include an international house living-learning community and a community focused on sustainability.

GW students will apply for their accommodation upon acceptance to hKUsT. They will pay all housing fees directly to hKUsT.

ACAdEmiC CALENdAr

Fall semester: late september to mid-December

spring semester: early February to late May

Academic year: late september to late May

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LifE iN SiNGAPOrEWith four official languages (english, Malay, chinese, and Tamil), the city-state of singapore is said to be one of the most globalized in the world. students studying at the nanyang Technological University (nTU) or the national University of singapore (nUs) are able to enjoy all of the exciting dining, shopping, and cultural activities available in singapore. With its proximity to other southeast Asian countries, singapore can also serve as a gateway for exploring the region while studying abroad.

About Nanyang Technological University (NTU)Founded in 1955, nanyang Technological University (nTU) is a research-intensive university with globally acknowledged strengths in science and engineering. Today, nTU has four colleges with 12 schools, including a strong business school and college of humanities, arts, and social sciences. nTU provides a high-quality global education to more than 23,000 undergraduates, including 8,000 international students.

LEArNiNG AT NTU

exchange students are able to take courses across colleges and departments, subject to availability and completion of pre-requisite courses. students will enroll in four or five courses per semester.

students can take courses in the following schools:

• Engineering

• Science

• Business (only available to GW School of Business Majors)

• Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences

LifE AT NTU

nTU’s international student center is the main hub for exchange students. The international student center hosts orientation, events, family weekends, and activities for exchange and international students throughout the semester. in addition, students are able to join student organizations and sports clubs to meet local students and get involved in campus life.

ACCOmmOdATiONS

Upon acceptance to nTU, exchange students may apply for accommodation in one of 16 halls of residence. All halls are double-occupancy and convenient to campus academic buildings. exchange students live intermingled with international and local students, giving students the full nTU campus experience.

ACAdEmiC CALENdAr

Fall semester: early August to early December

spring semester: early January to early May

Academic year: early August to early May

SiNGAPOrE

About the National University of Singapore (NUS)A leading global university centered in Asia, the national University of singapore (nUs) offers a global approach to education and research, with a focus on Asian perspectives and expertise. its transformative education includes a broad-based curriculum underscored by multidisciplinary courses and cross-faculty enrichment, as well as special programs that allow students to realize their potential. Over 36,000 students from 100 countries further enrich the community with their diverse social and cultural perspectives, making campus life vibrant and exciting.

LEArNiNG AT NUS

The national University of singapore offers a wide variety of courses to exchange students, all taught in english. students can take courses from any of the seven faculties at nUs:

• Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

• Faculty of Engineering

• Faculty of Science

• School of Business

• School of Computing

• School of Design and Environment

• Faculty of Law

Because of its location, nUs has a particular specialty in southeast Asian studies, and offers many unique content courses and language courses unavailable at GW.

students also have the option of completing a semester-long research project under the direction of a faculty member at nUs.

Past GW exchange students at nUs have taken courses in computer science, psychology, politics, economics, history, languages, and engineering.

LifE AT NUS

On campus, there are hundreds of campus clubs, sport leagues, and performance groups to join. The international Relations Office at nUs also plans a variety of activities throughout the semester, including a host family program to pair international students with singaporean residents or students in order to learn more about singaporean culture and life.

ACCOmmOdATiONS

Most GW exchange students at nUs live in either University Town (a community of three residential colleges) or Prince George’s Park Residences (PGPR) (a large residential complex with about 2,800 residents). students typically live in single or double rooms that are grouped into clusters. The 15 residents in each cluster share a kitchen, dining area, and bathroom. The cluster lifestyle exposes students to independent living and also offers excellent opportunities for close interaction.

PGPR and University Town also house an auditorium, seminar rooms, a multipurpose hall, a gymnasium, basketball and tennis courts, a jogging track, an exercise station, a mini-supermarket, food outlets, and other service outlets. Distributed throughout the residences are air-conditioned lounges, television rooms, and meeting and reading rooms.

ACAdEmiC CALENdAr

Fall semester: late July to early December

spring semester: early January to early May

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LifE iN TAiPEiTaipei is the capital of Taiwan and has 2.6 million people living in the city. The island of Taiwan is located about 120 miles off the eastern shore of Mainland china, approximately midway among Japan, Korea, hong Kong, and the Philippines.

About National Chengchi University (NCCU)established in 1927, national chengchi University (nccU) is noted for its humanities and social sciences disciplines, and currently houses nine colleges, including liberal arts, science, social sciences, law, commerce, foreign languages & literature, communication, international affairs, and education. similar in size to GW, nccU has just over 15,000 students total and 9,000 undergraduates.

LEArNiNG AT NCCU

exchange students have three tracks to choose from at national chengchi University:

• Full-Time Mandarin Study: Students will take 15 hours of Chinese-language courses per week and no other coursework.

• Full-time Academic Study: Students will take 15–18 credits of coursework taught in English or Mandarin in various disciplines at NCCU.

• Academic Courses and Part-Time Mandarin Study: This option allows students to take academic courses in various disciplines in English or Mandarin while also continuing to learn Chinese by enrolling in a 3-credit Chinese-language course.

courses taught in english are regularly available in a variety of disciplines at nccU.

LifE AT NCCU

national chengchi University is conveniently located in Taipei city with quick access to transit lines, the Taipei Zoo, and the Maokong area. On campus, students can become involved in the various activities organized by the international Office, such as language partners and international students Associations.

ACCOmmOdATiONS

exchange students can apply to live in nccU’s international house. The international house is just outside the main gates of chengchi, and allows students to live in either single or double rooms with other international students.

GW students will apply for accommodation upon acceptance to nccU. They will pay all housing fees directly to nccU.

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ACAdEmiC CALENdAr

Fall semester: late August to mid-January

spring semester: late February to late June

Academic year: late August to late June

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ELiGiBiLiTy ANd APPLiCATiON dEAdLiNES

ELiGiBiLiTy

The requirements for students applying to study on a GW undergraduate exchange program are as follows:

• All students must have completed a total of 45 credit hours before participating in the program

• Students must be in good judicial standing and not have a significant record of judicial infractions at GW

• Students must have a minimum cumulative GW GPA of 3.0

The availability of any particular exchange may vary according to the status of the institutional agreement. Admission is selective and space is limited.

HOW TO APPLy

in order to start an application for a GW exchange program, students must first meet with the appropriate regional study abroad advisor. students can schedule a meeting with their regional study abroad advisor by visiting our staff page at http://studyabroad.gwu.edu/index.cfm?FuseAction=staffMain.home.

Once students have met with their regional study abroad advisor, they will be granted access to the online exchange application. students should schedule their appointment well in advance of the application deadline stated on the Office for study Abroad website.

Participants are nominated by the GW Office for study Abroad for exchanges on the basis of application, academic transcripts, judicial status, and preparation for study abroad through an exchange program. Final admission decisions rest with the individual partner institution.

APPLiCATiON dEAdLiNES

Deadlines vary by program.

Check the Office for Study Abroad website: www.studyabroad.gwu.edu for the most up-to-date program information and application requirements.

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