Rollins college office of international programs

Now it's time to explore its costs as well as available financial aid and scholarships. If you remember one thing about program costs, remember this: program costs vary! Make sure you understand what costs are covered and what additional costs you will incur regardless of which program you choose. Learn more about program costs.

Office of International Programs Kathleen W. Advising: Monday-Friday Complete our pre-advising questionnaire , then Click here to schedule an advising session. In fact, it's our mission to educate Rollins students to be global citizens.

Please scroll down for Covid study abroad updates. Apply Now Step out of your comfort zone and amplify your learning through study abroad. Overview The Office of International Programs IP oversees and coordinates all off-campus international programs and all domestic off-campus, credit-bearing programs for students in the College of Liberal Arts and Hamilton Holt School. Covid Updates Has the College suspended travel to certain locations, or canceled any study abroad programs?

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Israel: Tel Aviv Univ. UK: Lancaster Univ. Apply Now. Fraternity and Sorority students CAN study abroad for a semester and still be active in their organization. Talk to us! The program in Oviedo offers a wide range of courses in Spanish and additional courses in English.

Students are supported by the Rollins Resident Director in Oviedo, who organizes a rich program of cultural activities and excursions in Oviedo and the Asturias region. Oviedo is a picturesque city with a lively University and downtown area and an amazing landscape where students can both ski and surf. Oviedo is a great fit for students studying a variety of topics including Spanish, International Relations, International Business, Economics, and Anthropology.

This qualifies as an exchange program so will allow you to carry your full aid package on this program and any other approved semester program of your choosing — whether that program is an exchange or not. You may also contact Ms. Ruby for more details. Students are responsible for booking their own flights and we recommend flying into Oviedo directly.

The Resident Director, Ana, will meet students at the Oviedo airport. The orientation covers the program academics, health and safety, housing, transportation, money, and more. Students will be introduced to the local culture and history to make their transition into Oviedo easier.

The first night of the program students will stay at a hotel and will transition to their host families on the second day. US citizens will need to apply for a student visa, specifically a National Spanish visa. As part of your visa application, you must have an in-person appointment at a Spanish consulate. This may involve travel time and additional expenses. For general information about the visa process and visas for non-US citizens, see our Passports and Visas Page.

Now a major university boasting more than 44, students enrolled in 35 departments, the University of Oviedo was founded in and opened its doors in to students. Rollins students receive excellent academic support from the Rollins program Faculty Director, Dr. In the fall semester, the course starts with an intensive period before the regular courses begin and continues through the semester with just one hour per week. In the spring semester, the course is just 2 hours each week through the semester and serves as a language tutoring and practice session to complement the other courses.

Courses Most students will take at least two-three courses at the Casa de las Lenguas : a program within the University that offers Spanish language courses at all levels and content courses in Spanish for intermediate and advanced students.

For available classes at la Casa, check out the course catalog. Students may also directly enroll directly into regular classes with local students, some of which are taught in English , others in Spanish.