England

University of Nottingham

University of Nottingham


Spend a Semester in...

Nottingham may evoke images of Robin Hood and the Sherwood Forrest, but there is more to this modern university. Spending a semester at the University of Nottingham allows you to take courses in any of the colleges - arts, engineering, science, social science, language or health sciences.

At a Glance

Partner Institution

University of Nottingham

Dates

Fall (10/3-1/27), Spring (1/30-6/23)

Number of Courses

1-6 courses

Course Categories

GenEd required, Major required, GenEd electives and Major electives

Class Eligibility

Completed 45-75 credit hours (sophomores and juniors)

Minimum GPA

3.25

Language Pre-requisite

None

Language of instruction

English

Course Pre-requisite(s)

Dependent on courses selected, but most have no pre-req.

Cost

Piedmont tuition, room/board ($19,571 fall/spring)

*Financial Aid may apply. Please see Financial Aid for your specific cost.

**Accommodation supplement may apply depending on accommodation chosen.

Included in Cost

Tuition, accommodation

Housing Options

Dorm room suite

Program capacity

Unlimited

Program Contact

Dr. Susanna Warnock (swarnock@piedmont.edu)

Activity Level

Easy

Application Deadline

5/1 (Fall), 10/1 (Spring)

What is it like to study at Nottingham?

Courses Available

There are hundreds of courses available at the University of Nottingham. Click the link below to see the current list of courses being offered.

Next Steps

6

months

before departure

Talk to your Piedmont Advisors about your circumstances.

  • Financial Aid can help you nail down the exact cost of each program for you. During the fall or spring semesters, your Scholarships and Financial Aid will likely apply.
  • Your Academic Advisor can make sure you are taking classes that keep you track to graduate.
  • Career Services will give you advice about how to make the most of your experience. Travel study is a great way to build employable skills and begin to fill up your resume. Having a plan before you leave is the best way to get the most out of the experience.


Apply for a Passport

  • At times it can take 6-8 months for your passport application to be processed, so apply early.
  • If you already have a passport, check to make sure that it does not expire within 6 months of your RETURN date. You may not be allowed into England by immigration officials if it expires in less than 6 months.


Apply for Scholarships

  • See Travel Study Director for some scholarships that may be able to help you pay for your travel study experience.
  • Consider applying for a frequent flyer program. You will be responsible for purchasing your own flight. Frequent flyer miles can add up quickly and may help you keep the costs low.

5

months

before departure

Complete a nomination packet.

  • You'll need to collect some information for the packet, which may take some time. You can't start this part of the process too early.
    • Unofficial Transcript
    • Personal Narrative
    • Advisor's Letter of Recommendation
    • Copy of Passport

3

months

before departure

Register for classes.

  • Let the Director of Travel Study know what classes you would like to take.


Book your flight.

  • The prices tend to increase significant 60 days before departure. To get the best price, you can register for alerts from sites like flights.google.com or Going (formerly Scott's Cheap Flights).