Study Abroad in Law

What is Study Abroad? Chance to spend part of your degree studying at a partner university overseas Law with International Study Law with European Study

Why Study Abroad? Discover a new culture and see your own culture differently Develop self-reliance Learn new language skills Meet new people Study different things in a different way Impress employers

So how does it work? Spend third year abroad of four-year programme Take equivalent of 120 Exeter credits Marks from partner university are converted to Exeter mark

Law with International Study Common law countries All English-speaking Comparative dissertation Logs on each module 2:1 to apply Places selected at interview

Law with International Study destinations Wollongong ConnecticutSMU SingaporeCarleton, OttawaGriffith NLSIU Bangalore

Law with European Study Mostly Roman law countries Usually not an English- speaking country No comparative dissertation or logs 2:2 to apply Erasmus grant

Law with European Study destinations Bilbao (Spanish) Aix-en- Provence (French) Paris (French) Szeged (English) Bologna (Italian) Madrid (Spanish) Dublin (English) Dresden (German) Münster (German) Maastricht (English) Akureyri (English) Wroclaw (English) Hamburg (German) Geneva (French)

Minimum requirements Must have a 2:1 average for Law with International Study Must have a 2:2 for Law with European Study If studying in a language other than English, must have reached Advanced level in FLC

Money Housing Travel Health insurance Visas Within Europe receive Erasmus grant

Tuition fees No tuition fees to host University Normal fee for one- semester students Fee of £1350 for Home/EU full-year students 50% fee for full-year International students

How to Apply for Law with International Study Application forms are at studyabroad studyabroad Deadline is 11 th November Interviews in November/December

How to Apply for Law with European Study Application forms are at studyabroad studyabroad Deadline is 20 th January Places allocated by first- year marks