24 UCD International
International Study Opportunities for UCD Students
Te opportunity for UCD students to attend a university abroad deepens their academic, personal and cultural experience and enhances employment prospects.
UCD offers a range of exciting opportunities to study abroad as part of your degree programme. You may spend either a semester or a year abroad depending on your course of study. Participating in an exchange programme is an excellent way to gain a new perspective on your academic sub- ject and enhance your employment prospects. On a personal level you will benefit from the
experience of living in a different culture, mak- ing friends with students from different coun- tries and increasing your independence and self-confidence. UCD students who have gone on exchange
have described it as the best year of their lives. Te Erasmus exchange programme is an EU- wide mobility programme which has so far seen more than one million European students par- ticipate in exchanges. In UCD, we have an exten- sive Erasmus exchange programme, involving agreements with over 200 partner institutions in 24 countries. UCD is also a member of the Universitas 21 consortium, an active network of internation-
Adventurers Abroad “ Te past year, spent at the Katie
Henderson STUDENT
University of Virginia, has been the most exciting, thrilling, jam-packed and instructive of my whole life. I don’t know of anyone who has come back from his or her year abroad an unchanged person. Not only do you learn a lot about every aspect of your host country, you learn tons about other countries and cultures too, through meeting so many other international students. Te clichés are true – it really does broaden your horizons and change your perspectives. You learn a lot about yourself too.
Katie Henderson, Arts, University of Virginia, USA
”
ally competitive universities. You can study with one of our Universitas 21 partners such as University of Virginia, University of British Columbia, University of Auckland and University of Melbourne, see
www.universitas21.com. It is also possible for students to go on
exchange outside the Erasmus and Universitas 21 programmes, to universities in Canada, Hong Kong, Japan, New Zealand, Singapore and the USA. Further information on our exchanges is available at
www.ucd.ie/international/ exchanges/outgoing_exchange/. Troughout their time abroad, UCD Inter-
national remains in contact with students abroad, with regular updates sent by email. UCD International staff are available to advise and support students during their exchange, and are contactable on a 24-hour basis in case of emergency. Students on exchange remain fully registered in UCD, and all the student support services in the university are therefore available to them.
UCD Int
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