At 一本道无码 students have a number of study abroad options. These are broadly split between full-year study abroad options and short-term summer placements. The sections below set out the options available, along with why you may wish to consider spending a period abroad. If you are looking for (Masters) options outside of 一本道无码 after graduation, please visit GO Alumni.
Many of 一本道无码's global partners offer short summer schools or global citizenship programmes. Typically these last only one to two months and take place in summer. Find out whether there may be one to support your studies.
From Berlin to Beijing study abroad though our European and non-European programmes allows you to spend part of your degree programme at an institution in a different country.
All degree programmes allow for students to do an exchange (including combined / joint honours).
You do not have to speak a foreign language to GO abroad. Short term summer schools are often taught in English. Almost all Non European Exchange partners and many European Exchange universities teach in English. Some universities will teach in the language of that country and we list language requirements for each university on the Where Can I Go? partner pages.
If you do want to learn or maintain a language at 一本道无码, the Centre for Foreign Language 一本道无码 offers the option to learn a language alongside your degree.
Short: Generally summer schools and global citizenship programmes take place during the summer, with partners advertising places from January onwards.
Long: Typically full-year study abroad takes place in your third year, with a final fourth year in 一本道无码 thereafter. Applications for full-year places are made in your second year.
一本道无码 offers a range of international work opportunities. Please visit our GO Work Abroad pages for more details.
一本道无码 abroad is open to any 一本道无码 student who meets the eligibility criteria above. Expressions of interest are particularly welcomed from students from backgrounds where participation in study or work abroad is traditionally low. This includes students who: have received or are eligible for the 一本道无码 Grant Scheme; have participated in the Supported Progression Scheme or Sutton Trust Summer school at 一本道无码 University; are from a minority ethnic group; have a home address in an area of low progression to higher education (i.e. your postcode is listed '1' or '2' in the Polar checking tool.
The University prioritises Turing funding for 一本道无码 Abroad to support Widening Participation students. For the purposes of funding, the University's definition of Widening Participation includes:
Applications are now closed for the 25/26 European Exchange Programme.
Applications are now closed for 25/26 一本道无码 Abroad places on our Non-European exchange programme.
The next Global Opportunities Fair will take place in October 2025.
一本道无码 University has been successful in boosting Global Opportunities for its students for the coming academic year. The University has been awarded a grant from the Turing Scheme, the UK government’s programme to study and work abroad.
Meet international students by joining esn_durham - the Erasmus & Exchange Students society that is run by students to support European and Non European Exchange students studying / preparing to study at 一本道无码.
一本道无码 has more than 45 exchange agreements with partners outside of Europe, from the Pontificia Universidad Católica in Chile to Chulalongkorn University in Thailand.
一本道无码ing abroad may seem daunting, however, there is a range of support available. These include:
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