1. Studying Abroad during your Sociology Degree
from a student abroad: “I'm having such a great time here in Prague. Up there with the best 3 months of my uni experience so far! Definitely push this year’s students to consider studying abroad!”
study abroad is open to all single honours and joint honours students
in your 2nd year (3rd year for Law/Soc), you can apply to study abroad during the following year
your degree will be extended to 4 years (5 for Law/Soc). You will graduate with a degree in Sociology (or other Joint Honours degree) with Intercalated Year
you must pass your Study Abroad year to be able to progress
your marks abroad do not count towards your final degree classification, but they will appear on your final Warwick transcript

2. Financial Matters
you pay Warwick an annual fee of £1350 (Home/EU) or £1800 (Overseas) but do NOT have to pay fees to the host university
funding is usually available for students going to partner universities in Europe under the ERASMUS programme
if you currently receive a student grant, you will still be eligible to receive it while abroad. If your household income is be- low a certain amount, you may also be eligible for additional support from the Student Loans Company to cover travel and other expenses
for more information on study abroad, see the UG Handbook and the University and Department Study Abroad websites, or

3. Applying for Study Abroad for 2017/18
a list of the study abroad places for 2016/2017 is available on dy-abroad
you can apply for Study Abroad for Sociology from TODAY and until Dec. 4th through the link above
joint honours student have access to different Study Abroad opportunities through each department, and can apply through both or either of them. Do familiarise yourself with each one’s application process, as the procedures and timing vary significantly from department to department.