Info Session

• UNH allows federal and institutional aid, grants, and loans to be used?for all Faculty-Led (formerly UNH-Managed), Partner Programs?(UNH-Approved) and Exchange programs. Tuition benefits, such a military/veteran or dependent benefits, may be used for certain types of programs.??
• You will be able to factor in travel expenses?as an educational cost, and should consider the cost of living in your host country for your estimated expenses.?There are study abroad destinations where the cost of living and exchange rate make living abroad less expensive?than living in New Hampshire.
• There are a variety of additional UNH and other national?scholarships?available for study abroad.? More resources are listed under our Step Four: Resources page.

• There are many program options in English-speaking countries such as?Australia, the United Kingdom, and New Zealand.
• Search UNH-Via for programs that offer English as the language of instruction; there are dozens of options.
• What better way is there to study a second language than living in a place where it¡¯s spoken?

• You can fulfill major, minor, and Discovery requirements while abroad, with your academic?advisor's?approval.
• You will earn UNH credits or transfer credits, depending on the type of study abroad program you choose.??
• Grades will not be factored into your UNH GPA unless you are taking UNH courses, but letter grades will appear on your UNH transcript.
• Only grades that are the equivalent of "C" or better will be accepted in transfer.
• Please visit the UNH Registrar's Office website for complete information on transfer credits.

• Studying abroad is not just for liberal arts students anymore. There are a variety of programs--and scholarships--for students majoring in the sciences, technology, engineering, math,?and health sciences.
• If you don¡¯t want to take classes in your major while abroad, you can take Discoveries or electives.? You can also consider the many?internship, volunteer and research opportunities?available.

You can go abroad during January term, spring break, or summer, so you won¡¯t get out of sequence with your academic plan,?athletics,?or campus leadership roles.

• In multiple studies, employers confirm that study abroad contributes to acquiring critical professional skills such as cross-cultural communication and understanding, exposure to different perspectives and ways of thinking, adaptability, acting independently, problem-solving and functioning in new and different environments.
• A recent longitudinal study showed that compared with their peers, study-abroad alumni have higher full-time employment rates, lower unemployment rates, and higher starting salaries than the national average.

• Study abroad is for everyone! Look at our resources to learn more about how to find a program that fits with your needs, goals, and identities.
• UNH has taken the National IIE Generation Study Abroad pledge to substantially increase the number of students we send abroad and to make sure that students from a broad range of backgrounds have this opportunity. This includes access to a variety of scholarships.

• No one can guarantee safety whether in Durham, Manchester, Paris, or Shanghai. However, UNH has established precautions and policies to make sure our students are as safe as possible when they are abroad.
• There is an?International Travel Risk Review Policy?that establishes how student travel destinations are reviewed for safety and security, where students can travel, and when to suspend programs.
• Students register their trip in an?International Travel Registry, which facilitates communication and support in the event of an emergency.
• Students are covered by the comprehensive UNH?International Travel Assistance and Insurance?program.
• There is additional information to address family?members' concerns in the?Parents section.