Japan
Kansai Gaidai University in Osaka, Japan – All majors in their junior year; no Japanese language study required. Business, Social Sciences and Fine Arts courses taught in English. Intensive Japanese language program offered. One and two semester programs. Students pay tuition, fees and room/board to Marshall University. Students wishing to participate must be nominated by the MU Japanese Program faculty.
Chukyo University in Nagoya, Japan is a tuition only exchange, room and board costs depend on your choice of residence. This particular exchange is for those seeking fluency and have achieved a higher level of difficulty in Japanese. Students wishing to participate must be nominated by the MU Japanese Program faculty.
England
Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge, England – Media, Criminology and Business majors in their junior year. Exchange is subject to identifying a counterpart student from Anglia who can participate in the exchange. Students pay Marshall University tuition and fees and they pay their dormitory fee to Anglia (does not include food).
France
Catholic University of Lyon, France – One or two month French Language Program. Students take intensive French courses and earn 6 hours of foreign language credit . No French proficiency required. Students stay in homestays and participate in weekend excursions to cultural and historical sites. Departure date is in July. Selection is conducted through Modern Languages.
Rennes 2 University in Rennes, France. Tuition is paid to Marshall University and Room & Board are paid to host institution. Each year, one scholarship will be granted to one student from MU. Open to Business, Humanities, Social Sciences, and French majors.
Spain
Universitas Nebrija in Madrid, Spain – One or two-month Spanish Language Program. Students take intensive Spanish courses and earn 6 hours per month of credit in
the Foreign Language department. No Spanish proficiency required. Students stay in homestays and participate in weekend excursions to cultural and historical sites. Departure dates are usually in June and July. Selection is conducted through Dr. Maria-Carmen Riddel, Modern Languages. Learn more about this program on the Modern Languages website.
ISEP Direct
ISEP Direct is a network of 300 colleges and universities in 42 countries cooperating to provide affordable access to international education for a diverse student population. ISEP students gain intercultural competence through integration into their host institution and host culture while exploring the international dimensions of their academic field.
ISEP option:
– ISEP Direct: study abroad programs at ISEP Member institutions open to students from ISEP Member and Affiliate institution.
For more information about ISEP, visit their website at http://www.isep.org
KIIS: Kentucky Institute for International Studies
KIIS is a non-profit study abroad consortium of which Marshall is a member. KIIS is committed to offering high-quality, low-cost study abroad options for undergraduate, graduate, and non-degree seeking students. KIIS has 25 four-week summer programs and four semester programs in Europe, Africa, Asia, Canada, and Central & South America with courses in Business & Economics, Humanities, Health Sciences, Language Study, Natural Sciences, and Social Sciences.
KIIS programs are faculty-led. The program cost typically includes six credit hours (summer) and 12-15 credit hours (semester), transfers between airport abroad and program site, on-site orientation, accommodations, some meals, local transportation for group excursions, comprehensive medical insurance and security evacuation insurance.
Learn more about this program at the Marshall/KIIS Program Website, or visit www.kiis.org.
KEI: Knowledge Exchange Institute
Learn more about KEI programs by visiting the KEI Website, www.keiabroad.org.