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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 of Nebraska Omaha

University University of Nebraska at Omaha
Number of spaces available for Utrecht Network students in 2010/2011 (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)
Emily Hardt
Study Abroad and International Exchanges Advisor
University of Nebraska at Omaha
International Studies and Programs
6001 Dodge Street, ASH 241
Omaha, NE 68182-0227
Phone: 402.554.2293 
Fax: 402.554.2949
Email: EHardt@mail.unomaha.edu
General university web site www.unomaha.edu
International office web site/information website for incoming students

International Studies and Programs:
http://world.unomaha.edu
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Exchange Student Admissions:
http://world.unomaha.edu/
index.php?page=studyabroad&subpage=
incomingexchangestudents

International Student Advising:
http://world.unomaha.edu/

Academic Calendar
Fall Semester 2010
23 August – 17 December
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Spring Semester 2010
10 January – 6 May 
Examination Period(s)
Fall Semester 2010
12 – 17 December
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Spring Semester 2011
1 – 6 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.
Sping Semester 2010
5 – 9 January
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Fall 2010
17 – 20 August
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Spring 2011
4 – 8 January
Application deadline(s) for
admission
Priority Deadlines for Incoming Exchange Students:
Fall 2010 or 2010-11
Academic Year: 1 April 2010
Spring 2011: 15 September 2010

*Late applications will be considered based on availability of housing and exchange openings. These deadlines are usually flexible.
Application procedures: web site or mail
Nominated students will receive a detailed e-mail regarding the application procedure.  Application materials can be found at: http://world.unomaha.edu/index.php?page=admissions&subpage=downloads
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
Graduate Students:  varies by program

Preparatory language course for incoming students (indicate dates and costs)
ILUNO (Eight week intensive language program)  http://world.unomaha.edu/index.php?page=iluno
Tuition Cost for 8 week program$1,388/Fees $179.50
Tuition Cost for 16 week program$2,775/Fees $359
Living Expenses: contact advisor for further details
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.) $2,300 per term
Meals: (depending on habits) $2000 per term
Health Insurance (approx.) $373 per term
Books, Supplies: $450 per term
Personal: $1055  per term
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Total $6,778 

 

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, group fitness)
Additional information
Recommended UNO web page highlights:

Campus Recreation
www.unomaha.edu/~wwocr/

Outdoor Venture Center
http://www.unomaha.edu/wwwocr/ovc/index.php

Enjoy the city of Omaha:
www.omaha.com/
Last update of this information December 17, 2009