University of Nebraska-Lincoln
MAUI-Utrecht
Network Exchange Program
This
program is part of the MAUI-Utrecht Network Exchange and is open to students
from member institutions only. Interested students should contact
their local study abroad coordinator regarding the application/placement
process and for additional information.
University
of Nebraska-Lincoln
| Full name of university | University of Nebraska-Lincoln |
| Number of Utrecht Network students you can accept during 2009/2010 academic
year (indicate total number of semesters) |
4 Semesters |
| Areas
of study open for Utrecht Network students (list explicitly) |
Agriculture, Architecture, Business, Engineering, Arts & Sciences, Human Resources - Family Sciences, Journalism, Teachers. |
| Areas of study restricted to prior bilateral agreements between the exchanging departments or faculties | |
| What graduate programs are open to exchange students? What are the conditions? Can advanced undergraduate exchange students take graduate level courses? | Graduate Study is possible with graduate admission. Undergraduates may take graduate level courses with permission. |
| Areas of study not available to Utrecht students | |
| Contact
person for incoming students. (name, full address, phone/fax/email) |
Christa Joy International Affairs UNL 420 University Terrace, Lincoln, NE 68588 Phone:
402-472-5358 |
| General web site of the university | www.unl.edu |
| Web site of the international office/information web site for incoming students | www.unl.edu/iaffairs |
| Academic calendar | August 24,2009 - December 18, 2009 January 11,2010 - May 7, 2010 |
| Examination period(s) | December 14-18, 2009 May 3-7, 2010 |
| Orientation
session(s) for incoming students (indicate date and costs) |
August 20-21, 2009 January 7-8, 2010 Exchange students pay housing during orientation. Orientation is required. |
| Application deadline(s) for admission | May
1 November 1 |
| Application material on the web site or being mailed | on website: www.unl.edu/iaffairs |
| Course registration deadline(s) | Registration
is open after April 1 and November 1 Pre-registration is strongly advised. |
| Language requirements | English |
| Language test certificate requirements (if so, which and when : before admission, upon arrival) | TOEFL 525/195 for Undergraduates 500/173 for Graduates |
| Preparatory
language course for incoming students (indicate dates and costs) |
English Placement Exam on arrival. Participants may be advised to take ESL course, depending on results. |
| Internships available | Yes, per immigration regulations. |
| Student employment | Yes, per immigration regulations. |
| Housing
assistance (indicate how to apply) |
International Affairs will assist with housing reservations in dormitories. |
| Housing options | On-campus dormitories or Off-campus housing. |
| Housing application deadline(s) | May 1 |
| Cost
estimates per month Housing Meals Books Local Transportation Health Insurance |
Housing
- dorm $850 per month (includes room and 7-day per week meal
plan) Books - $500 per semester Health Insurance - $486 (fall) plus $908 (spring) Students receive free bus pass Misc. $2700 per semester |
| Additional
fees to pay (indicate amounts and subjects) |
Special
fees required by specific courses. $10-$40 Architecture College Fee - $24/credit; Engineering College Fee - $40/credit |
| Comparable health insurance coverage from abroad allowed/not allowed | Waiver must be presented during first two weeks of each semester. |
| Health facilities at the university | Yes |
| Last update of this information | February 2009 |