University of Nebraska Omaha
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 | University of Nebraska at Omaha |
| Number of spaces available for Utrecht Network students in 2009/2010 (in semesters) | Will accept 8; request to send 8 in return |
| Areas of study open for Utrecht Network students (list explicitly) | All areas EXCEPT: Medicine, Agriculture, and graduate level Engineering Undergraduate Engineering students will require approval from the department prior to acceptance. |
| Areas restricted to prior bilateral agreements between the exchanging departments or faculties | No restrictions |
| Areas of study not open for Utrecht Network students | Medicine, Agriculture, Law and graduate level Engineering |
| What graduate programs are open to exchange students? What are the conditions? Can advanced undergraduate exchange students take graduate level courses? | Utrecht Network graduate students will be considered for placement, pending approval from individual campus departments. Additional application material may be requested. |
| Student Contact person(s) | Krista Cupich Study Abroad Advisor & Int’l Exchange Coordinator International Studies and Programs Office ASH 241 6001 Dodge Street Omaha, NE 68182-0227 USA e-mail: kcupich@mail.unomaha.edu |
| General university web site | www.unomaha.edu |
| International office web site/information website for incoming students | International Studies and Programs: International Student Advising: |
| Academic Calendar | Fall Semester 2009 24 August – 18 December --------------------------------------------- Spring Semester 2010 11 January – 7 May |
| Examination Period(s) | Fall Semester 2009 13 – 18 December --------------------------------------------- Spring Semester 2010 1 – 7 May |
| Orientation session(s) | International Student Orientations are held prior to the start of each new term. All new students are required to attend the orientation. |
| Application
deadline(s) for admission |
Priority Deadlines for Incoming Exchange Students: |
| Application procedures: web site or mail | Nominated students will receive a detailed e-mail regarding the application procedure. |
| Course registration deadline(s) | Students accepted to our program will receive assistance with course registration through the International Programs office. |
| Language requirements | English language proficiency required. |
| Language test certificate required? | Undergraduate Students: 500 TOEFL or 5.5 IELTS |
| Preparatory language course for incoming students (indicate dates and costs) | ILUNO (Eight week intensive language program) |
| Internships available | Under the provisions for J1 visa requirements for "Academic Training." In past years, Utrecht Network students have had success at finding their own internship placements. |
| Student jobs available/allowed? | no |
| Housing assistance (indicate how to apply) | All students are required to live in on-campus, apartment style housing and receive application information upon application. |
| Housing options | On-Campus Housing: University & Maverick Villages (Homestay options are available on a limited basis.) |
| Housing application deadline(s) | Utrecht Network students are given priority and need to work with the International Studies & Programs office to secure accommodations as early as possible. |
| Cost
estimates per month -Housing -Meals -Books -Local Transportation -Health insurance |
Below are estimated costs subject to change. On-Campus Housing: (approx.) $2, 075 per term Meals: (depending on habits) $2000 per term Health Insurance (approx.) $300 per termBooks, Supplies: $400 per term Personal: $1055 per term --------------------------------------------------------------- Total $5,430 |
Additional fees to pay (indicate amounts and subjects) |
Fees for Special Courses: Laboratory and special instructional fees are charged to cover the cost of materials and equipment in some classes. Average fees for language/science courses are between $10.00-$20.00 per credit. Fees for classroom art supplies, voice lessons, or architecture courses are considerably higher. |
| Comparable health insurance coverage from abroad allowed/not allowed | Allowed. All health insurance must be approved by UNO Student Health Services during Orientation Week. |
| Health facilities at the university | Student Health Services (Full time registered nursing staff, part
time doctor on staff) University Counseling Services (personal, academic, career) University Gymnasium (track, weightlifting, pool) |
| Additional information | Recommended
UNO web page highlights: Campus Recreation Outdoor
Venture Center Enjoy the city of Omaha: |
| Last update of this information | January 2009 |
