Go Global with UWTSD

• USA: California State University (at Fullerton) | Listen to Georgia talk about her experience of Cal State.
• USA: University of North Carolina at Greensboro | Listen to Amy and Lowri talk about their time at UNCG.
• USA: California State University (at Long beach)
• USA: University of Rio Grande, Ohio
• USA: Presbyterian College, South Carolina
• USA: Saint Michael's College
• USA: Southern Utah University

• Canada: Thompson Rivers University
• Canada: Douglas College
• Canada: MacEwan University
• Canada: Camosun College

• China: United International College
• Opportunities In China 
• Hong Kong Baptist University
• Malaysia: International University of Malaya Wales
• Opportunities in Malaysia 

• Spain: Escola Superior de Disseny (ESDA) Llotija Barcelona
• Italy: Bologna
• France: iSep Paris for computing and technology

• Norway: University College of South-Eastern Norway
• Norway: Volda University College
• Norway: Oslo Metropolitan University

1. Do some research. Read the Go Global Handbook to find out where you can go abroad, what funding is available, and how the process works. Ask other students about their experiences going abroad. Research the programme you are interested in joining.
2. Talk to your personal tutor. Ask if a semester abroad will fit into your degree or whether a summer opportunity may be a better fit. Ask if they have any group trips planned.
3. Contact the Outward Mobility Officer (michaella.batten@uwtsd.ac.uk) with any questions.

1. Make sure you have a current passport. You will need this to make your visa application, so apply for one as soon as you can
2. Complete the  and return it to Michaella Batten (michaella.batten@uwtsd.ac.uk) 
3. Email the university you are interested in to let them know you're interested to study abroad there. 

A completed application form must be returned to Michaella Batten (michaella.batten@uwtsd.ac.uk), and must include:

• Approval and sign-off by your Programme Director
• A transcript of your current academic profile (you can print this from MyTSD)
• Two references from University tutors, one of whom must be your Programme Director
• An essay as part of the application form (one side of A4) explaining why you would like to partake in the Study Abroad programme
• A copy of your passport 

1. Once you have completed your application, you will be called for interview with the International Recruitment Unit and relevant representative members of academic staff. 
2. If you have been provisionally accepted by the International Recruitment Unit, you will need to fill in application forms for the university you'd like to study abroad at (the 'Host University').
3. Once you are accepted at the Host University, you will be able to apply for a visa (if relevant), book flights, etc. 

The amount you will need varies on the programme, institution, and country you choose to study at. All students on Study Abroad exchanges will be automatically considered for funding through either Taith or Turing.

There is additional funding for students from a Widening Participation background (e.g. those with low income, students with caring responsibilities, student refugees, etc.)  Visit our Funding Opportunities Page, read the Outward Mobility Handbook, and/or email Michaella Batten (michaella.batten@uwtsd.ac.uk) for more info on your chosen university.

Yes, all credit transfers back to UWTSD and counts towards your degree.

• You must be a current UWTSD student or 
• Be a recent graduate if you are participating in a traineeship (in which case you must carry out and complete your traineeship abroad within twelve months of graduating) and
• You must have an average grade of 60 or higher by the time you begin your study abroad placement.