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Reciprocal Exchange Programs
On reciprocal programs, a student pays tuition and fees at UTA. Housing costs are typically paid at the host institution. Reciprocal programs are UTA Financial Aid eligible. Students earn UTA resident credit while studying on a reciprocal program. Grades are reported as regular UTA letter grades, therefore, they count toward your GPA. Program length can vary from summer to semester to full year options.
Current Exchanges:
Austria University of Innsbruck (Architecture only)
Germany Brandenburg Technical University (Grad and ARCH only)
Japan Yamagata University
Korea Yonsei University
Ajou University
Malaysia INTI College Malaysia
Mexico ITESM
Universidad Panamericana (UP)
Universidad Autonoma Nuevo Leon(UANL)
New Zealand University of Auckland
Norway Norwegian School of Management (Business only)
Spain Universidad Politecnica de Cataluna (Architecture only)
Sweden Lund University (Architecture only)
Thailand Thammasat University
United Kingdom University of Leicester
Faculty-led Summer Programs

These programs earn resident UTA credit. See the respective departments and/or persons (as listed) for further information.

EUROPE
SUPA European Cruise: Italy, Croatia, Spain and France
Program Dates: July 21 – August 2, 2008
3 Credit Hours, Undergraduate or Graduate
For more information contact: Dr. Alejandro Rodriguez, School of Urban and Public Affairs 817-272-3357 aro@uta.edu

FRANCE
French in Paris
Program Dates: May 22 - June 20, 2008
6 Credit Hours available: FREN 2313/2314, or FREN 3316/4338
For more information contact: Dr. Antoinette Sol or Dr. Israel-Pelletier, Department of Modern Languages, 817-272-3161
program details
Honors College in France
Program Dates: May 21-June 10, 2008
6 Credit Hours Available: ANTH 4358, MODL 3301/ENGL 3301
For more information contact: Karl Petruso, Anthropology 416 University Hall, 817-272-3250
program details
GHANA
UTA Africa Program in Ghana
Program Dates: May 29-June 28, 2008
3 Credit Hours available: Musical Traditions Around the World (MUSI 2300)
For more information contact: Dr. Michael Varner Department of Music 101 Fine Arts Building, 817-272-2526
program details
GUATEMALA
Architecture: Exploring the Tropics
Program dates: May 12-23, 2008
3 Credit Hours Available
For more information contact: Dean Gatzke, School of Architecture 203 Architecture Building, 817-272-1498 Gatzke@uta.edu
ITALY
Architecture in Rome
Program Dates: Mid May to first part of July
9 Credit Hours Available
For more information contact: Steve Quevedo, School of Architecture 203 Architecture Building, 817-272-2801
Art in Florence
Program Dates: Check back for summer 2009 dates
Credit Hours Available: TBA For more information contact: Kenda North & Marilyn Jolly, Art Department, 817-272-2805
MEXICO
Spanish in Cuernavaca
Pogram Dates: Summer II  2008
6 Credit Hours available: Upper level Spanish For more information contact : Dr. Ray Elliott Department of Modern Languages 230 Hammond Hall, 817 272 3161
program details
Cultural Variation in Nursing
Practice in Cuernavaca
Program Dates: TBA
3 or 6 Credit Hours available: NURS 4655 + Spanish Language
For more information contact: Dr. Wendy Barr School of Nursing  669 Pickard Hall   817-272-2776
SUPA in Cuernavaca 
Program Dates: Check back for Summer 2009 dates
Credit Hours Available: TBA
For more information contact: Maria Martinez-Cosio School of Urban and Public Affairs 817-272-3302
RUSSIA
Study abroad at Voronezh State University
Program Dates: July 3 – August 7
6 Credit Hours available: TBA
For more information contact: Dr. Lonny Harrison, Department of Modern Languages, 221 Hammond Hall.
lonnyharrison@uta.edu
Spain
Spanish in Valladolid, Spain
Program Dates: Summer II 2008
6 Credit Hours Available: Spanish 3303, 3311, 3314, 3391, 4335
For more information contact: Dr. Sonia Kania, Department of Modern Languages 817-272-3161
program details
Affiliated Programs

These programs earn Pass/Fail resident UTA credit and they are financial aid eligible (you must see a Study Abroad Advisor to discuss using financial aid on these programs). They afford a wide variety of choices when considering a location for a study abroad program.

AIFS
The American Institute for Foreign Study offers summer, semester and academic year study abroad programs of the highest quality in 13 countries. Internships and travel opportunities are also available in several locations. Programs are available in: Argentina, Australia, Austria, China, the Czech Republic, England, France, Ireland, Italy, Russia, South Africa and Spain.

DIS

Denmark's International Studies offers study abroad for a semester, year or summer in Copenhagen - where Europe is a little different. Enhance your major, broaden your horizons, and acquire valuable cross-cultural skills with other motivated, curious and energetic students from selective schools in the US and other nations. DIS provides challenging courses taught in English, cross-cultural training for the global job market, opportunities to live with the Danes and Copenhagen and Europe as your classroom.

IPSL
The International Partnership for Service Learning and Leadership (IPSL) programs integrate academic studies with volunteer service and full cultural immersion to give students a deeper, more meaningful study abroad experience. IPSL offers summer, semester and academic year programs i n the following 13 countries: Czech Republic, Ecuador, England, France, India, Israel, Italy, Jamaica, Mexico, Philippines, Russia, Scotland, and Thailand.
SAI
Study Abroad Italy offers college students English-speaking programs available in Italy, with a varied and extensive curriculum for students arriving from many different nations. With main offices in California, SAI is the primary enrolling office for six Italy schools, handling admissions and course registration, offering housing accommodation, advising on visa and travel arrangements, as well as providing important general information.
Non-Affiliated Programs

These programs do not earn resident UTA credit but they do offer a wide variety of choices when considering a location for a study abroad program.

There are many study abroad programs throughout the world that may interest UTA students but that are not affiliated in any way with UTA. Students should be aware that they cannot use UTA financial aid on these programs. However, one of these programs may have exactly what you are looking for in a study abroad exprience and, therefore, they should at least be considered.

Use studyabroad.com to explore some of these other study abroad options.

The Study Abroad Library in the Office of International Education has literature from many programs offered through other colleges and organizations. Stop in and browse the literature, chances are you will find something interesting.

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