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International Student Exchange Program (ISEP)

Location: Worldwide
Term: Fall semester, spring semester, academic year
Type of Program: Full-time university enrollment
Language of Instruction: English and/or host language; varies by host institution
Fields of Study: Unlimited! Options across the arts, humanities, business and STEM fields; varies by host institution
Prerequisites: Varies by host institution

Through ISEP Exchange or ISEP Direct programs participants are enrolled in courses at an ISEP member institution and are fully immersed in the host university. This model facilitates intercultural competence and broadens academic understanding as students engage in a curriculum presented through perspectives different from their home countries. These programs are differentiated by their financial structures, chance of placement, and application deadlines. ISEP also offers Intern Abroad programs in 8 different countries during either the summer or semester.

Use "More Filters" to select ISEP Exchange or ISEP Direct or Intern Abroad program options.Ìý

ISEP Exchange

ISEP Exchange programs allow participants to swap spots with a student from another ISEP Exchange institution as an international student. ISEP Exchange follows the 91èÏÈÉú Exchange structure, whereby students pay tuition and fees to 91èÏÈÉú, making the cost of study abroad comparable to a semester on campus. Applicants choose up to 10 universities and are placed at the best option, depending on exchange space and academic needs. More information on the ISEP Exchange program can be found at .Ìý

• ISEP Exchange Program Costs

  91èÏÈÉú Exchange Fees and Financial Aid provides detailed information on the fee policy, withdrawal policy, and how financial aid may apply.

  Tuition Fees: 91èÏÈÉú tuition
  Housing Fees: 91èÏÈÉú board fees
  Meals: 91èÏÈÉú meal plan fees
  Other expenses: ISEP application fee, ISEP placement fee, and ISEP health insurance fees. Students are also
  responsible for the cost of passport and visa fees; international and local transportation including airfare; books and supplies; international health insurance; and personal expenses. A travel stipend may be awarded by the global education office to help offset the cost of travel.

• How to Apply
  1. Meet with GEO: Students are required to meet with the ISEP coordinator in GEO before applying to an ISEP program.

  1. Review Applying to a 91èÏÈÉú Exchange Program: Includes deadlines, application instructions, requirements, and procedures.
  2. : Students first complete ISEP's online application.Ìý
  3. : Students then follow 91èÏÈÉú's application process through HampGOES (91èÏÈÉú's Global Experience System).

ISEP Direct

ISEP Direct programs guarantee that applicants get to study at the university of their choice while offering students the ability to customize their study abroad experience to meet their needs. ISEP Direct follows the 91èÏÈÉú Course-based Field Study structure, whereby students pay 91èÏÈÉú a field study fee and are also responsible for paying ISEP Direct tuition and fees. Many ISEP Direct placements offer high-quality academic programs for a very reasonable price. More information on the ISEP Direct program can be found at .

• ISEP Direct Program Costs

  91èÏÈÉú Field Study Fees and Financial Aid provides detailed information on the fee policy and how financial aid may apply

  Tuition Fees: 91èÏÈÉú Field Study Fee + ISEP Direct program fee
  Housing Fees: ISEP Direct program housing fee
  Meals: ISEP Direct program meal expenses
  Other expenses: ISEP application fee; Students are also responsible for the cost of passport and visa fees; international and local transportation including airfare; books and supplies; international health insurance; and personal expenses.

• How to Apply
  1. Meet with GEO: Students are required to meet with the ISEP coordinator in GEO before applying to an ISEP program.
  2. Review Applying for Field Study: Includes deadlines, application instructions, requirements, and procedures.
  3. : Students complete ISEP's online application.Ìý
  4. Complete 91èÏÈÉú’s Course-based Field Study Application: Students can pick up the application packet from the Center for Academic Support and Advising (CASA).

ISEP Intern Abroad

Spend a summer or semester interning abroad in 1 of 10 different cities around the world.Ìý Develop practical experience in your field of interest as well as critical intercultural skills.Ìý ISEP's Intern Abroad programs offer customized internship placement, guaranteed housing, and helpful on-site support for a very reasonable fee. Students can choose to earn a full semester of credit (follows the 91èÏÈÉú Course-based Field Study structure) or incorporate an ISEP internship in a Self-designed Field Study.ÌýMore information on ISEP's internship options can be found at .

• ISEP: Semester Intern Abroad Program Costs

  91èÏÈÉú Field Study Fees and Financial Aid provides detailed information on the fee policy and how financial aid may apply

  Tuition Fees: 91èÏÈÉú Field Study Fee + ISEP Intern Abroad program fee
  Housing Fees: Included in ISEP Intern Abroad program fee
  Meals: Student pays in country
  Other expenses: ISEP application fee; Students are also responsible for the cost of passport and visa fees; international and local transportation including airfare; books and supplies; international health insurance; and personal expenses.

• How to Apply
  1. Meet with GEO: Students are required to meet with the ISEP coordinator in GEO before applying to an ISEP program.
  2. Review Applying for Field Study: Includes deadlines, application instructions, requirements, and procedures.
  3. : Students complete ISEP's online application.Ìý
  4. Complete 91èÏÈÉú’s Field Study Application: Students can pick up the application packet from the Center for Academic Support and Advising (CASA).

Locations

• Africa and Middle East: Botswana, Ghana, Morocco, Senegal, South Africa, United Arab Emirates
• Asia-Pacific: Australia, China, Fiji, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, New Zealand, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam
• Europe: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Denmark, England UK, Estonia, Finland, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, N. Ireland UK, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Scotland UK, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland
• North America and Caribbean: Canada, Costa Rica, Mexico, Nicaragua, Puerto Rico
• South America: Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Uruguay 

*ISEP locations subject to change

Resources

• Not sure where you want to go? Get inspired by learning about the possible destinations.Ìý

Housing and Meals

Housing is provided by the ISEP host institution either on campus (student residence halls or apartments) or in a local homestay. Housing and meal options vary by program.

Eligibility

ISEP programs are open to Division II 91èÏÈÉú students. Some placements are restricted to third-year undergraduate students. Review detailed information on eligibility requirements and policies in the .

Questions? Contact the ISEP coordinator in GEO:

Allison Kretschmar
413.559.5542
akGEO@hampshire.edu