International school exchange

Eligibility

Four year single and joint honours degrees in American Study (International Study) require the completion of a period of study abroad, usually in North America.

American Studies (International Study) students spend third year of their four year programme abroad, normally in the United States or Canada.

Joint Honours English, History and Politics students may request to transfer into the International Study programme at the end of first year. They will then need to apply for a study abroad placement,allocation will be dependant on the number of places available at partners and is therefore not guaranteed.

Joint honours students can also apply for International exchange. English and History students must apply in first year for exchange for the spring semester of the second year. Politics students may apply in first or second year. You must get approval from both departments and should use the relevant School Global Opportunities page to see which destinations are available for you to apply for.

Places are awarded on an academically competitive basis, a minimum of a 60% average is required.

Partner institutions reflect the diversity of North America in terms of both geography and educational approach and we ensure that all are able to maintain high academic standards. Please visit the Cultures, Languages and Area Studies webpage for further information. 

Cultures, Languages and Area Studies: American and Canadian Studies

International summer schools

Summer schools are open to all undergraduate University of Nottingham students, and offer opportunities to take taught courses at one of our partner universities. 

Summer schools range between one and six weeks. As these programmes are offered during holiday periods, credits are not transferred back to Nottingham and in most cases you are free to study whatever is of interest to you.

There are a number of summer schools and short-term programmes available to students at the University of Nottingham based in various institutions worldwide. Available programmes vary from year to year, however we traditionally offer various programmes across East and Southeast Asia, Europe and North America.

International summer schools application information

School contact

For further information about the International school exchange, please contact the Department of American and Canadian studies study abroad academic adviser, Vivien Miller for module enquiries and the Global Opportunities team for administrative enquiries.

International exchange

Eligibility

Archaeology Degrees

Apply in first year to study abroad for spring semester of second year.

Classics Degrees

Apply in first year to study abroad for autumn semester or spring semester of second year. 

For exchanges in autumn semester, northern hemisphere destination are preferred and for exchanges in spring semester southern hemisphere destinations are preferred.

Open to both single and joint honours students; joint honours students must check with their other school/department to ensure that staff approve the exchange and programme of study.

Minimum 60% academic average required to be considered.

*Teaching is in English

International exchange application information

International summer schools

Summer schools are open to all undergraduate University of Nottingham students, and offer opportunities to take taught courses at one of our partner universities. 

Summer schools range between one and six weeks. As these programmes are offered during holiday periods, credits are not transferred back to Nottingham and in most cases you are free to study whatever is of interest to you.

There are a number of summer schools and short-term programmes available to students at the University of Nottingham based in various institutions worldwide. Available programmes vary from year to year, however we traditionally offer various programmes across East and Southeast Asia, Europe and North America.

International summer schools application information

Archaeology Overseas field placement

Eligibility

Archaeology Degrees only. Field work is usually carried out during the summer holiday and involves participation in an approved excavation. You are free to choose the project, although many students prefer to work on an excavation organised by a member of staff. Please visit the Department of Archaeology webpages for further information.

Department of Archeaology: Field work

School contact

For questions about academic matters relating to study abroad, please contact the Department of Archeology study abroad academic adviser, Andreas Kropp.

International exchange

Eligibility

Open to both single and joint honours students; joint honours students must check with their other school/department to ensure that staff approve the exchange and programme of study.

Apply in first year to study abroad for autumn or spring semester of second year.

Minimum 60% academic average required to be considered.

Depending on your course combination and available modules, you may not be eligible to study at all of the listed universities. It is essential that all candidates check with the Cultural, Media and Visual Studies, International Exchange academic adviser regarding the suitability of their shortlisted university/ies before making a formal application.

Students of International Media and Communication Studies may not be able to access the appropriate language level at all universities listed below. It is imperative that students research available and credited language modules prior to embarking on the exchange. 

Applicants who have not been in touch with the International Exchange study abroad academic adviser by Friday 1 December 2023 may not be considered.

International exchange application information 

Inter-campus exchange

University of Nottingham Malaysia

Eligibility

BA International Media and Communications Studies only. 

Apply in first year to study abroad for the full year or spring semester of second year.

University of Nottingham Ningbo China

Eligibility

BA International Media and Communications Studies only.

Apply in first year to study abroad for the full year or spring semester of second year.

Inter-campus application information

International summer schools

Summer schools are open to all undergraduate University of Nottingham students, and offer opportunities to take taught courses at one of our partner universities. 

Summer schools range between one and six weeks. As these programmes are offered during holiday periods, credits are not transferred back to Nottingham and in most cases you are free to study whatever is of interest to you.

There are a number of summer schools and short-term programmes available to students at the University of Nottingham based in various institutions worldwide. Available programmes vary from year to year, however we traditionally offer various programmes across East and Southeast Asia, Europe and North America.

International summer schools application information

Year abroad

Students taking BA joint honours Language (French, Spanish, German and or Portuguese) and International Media and Communications spend their third year abroad in the country of their chosen language of study. These placements are organised by the individual language sections. 

All four-year degree programmes include a third year abroad. The options for your year abroad currently include, depending on languages studied and country restrictions, studying at a university or undertaking a work placement or working as a British Council language assistant.

Students on the 3 year programme BA Honours International Media and Communications (with Interfaculty language) cannot do the Year Abroad but can apply for the University-wide programme.

The UK has left the EU and all changes to immigration rules have been implemented from 1st January 2021. The UK Government has made clear that it values international exchanges and collaboration in education and training, and we should remember that the Year Abroad provision for languages students in British universities began many years before the UK’s membership of the EU, as has the British Council Teaching assistantship. The Year Abroad will stay, and students at Nottingham continue to have a range of options for their Year Abroad.  We have been working with all our  Erasmus+ University partners to discuss renewal of agreements and increase the number of study places for our students at our partner universities. We always strive to forge new successful partnerships and therefore see new partners joining us, whilst others are taking a new strategic route for exchanges.  Work placement opportunities remain to be available but may have shifted as we continue to see changes in the working environment as a result of the Pandemic and Brexit, but we will work to provide alternative opportunities. If you plan to work in the EU, terms and conditions of employment may vary depending on the country the work placement is in.  

Please visit the Cultures, Languages and Area Studies webpages for further information and to view year abroad options:

Cultures, Languages and Area Studies: year abroad

School contact

Please contact the following members of staff  for further information.

International exchange

Eligibility

Open to both single and joint honours students; joint honours students must check with their other school/department to ensure that staff approve the exchange and programme of study.

Apply in first year to study abroad for spring semester of second year.

Minimum 60% academic average required to be considered. 

*Teaching is in English

International Exchange application information

Inter-campus exchange

University of Nottingham Malaysia

Eligibility

Apply in first year to study abroad for the spring semester of second year.

Minimum 60% academic average required to be considered.

University of Nottingham Ningbo China

Eligibility

Apply in first year to study abroad for the spring semester of second year. 

Minimum 60% academic average required to be considered.

Inter-campus application information

International summer schools

Summer schools are open to all undergraduate University of Nottingham students, and offer opportunities to take taught courses at one of our partner universities. 

Summer schools range between one and six weeks. As these programmes are offered during holiday periods, credits are not transferred back to Nottingham and in most cases you are free to study whatever is of interest to you.

There are a number of summer schools and short-term programmes available to students at the University of Nottingham based in various institutions worldwide. Available programmes vary from year to year, however we traditionally offer various programmes across East and Southeast Asia, Europe and North America.

International summer schools application information

School contact

For further information about the International school exchange, please contact the School of English study abroad academic adviser Sean Matthews or the Global Opportunities Team. 

For administrative queries about Inter-campus exchange, please contact the Inter-campus exchange team.

International exchange

Eligibility

Students are eligible to apply to study abroad for one semester in their second-year, in addition to the third-year abroad.

Open to both single and joint honours students;  joint honours students must check with their other school/department to ensure that staff approve the exchange and programme of study. 

Apply in first year to study abroad for autumn semester/spring semester of second year. 

Minimum 60% academic average required to be considered.

Depending on your course combination and available modules, you may not be eligible to study at all of the listed universities. It is essential that all candidates check with the Modern Languages and Cultures University-wide study abroad academic adviser regarding the suitability of their shortlisted university/ies before making a formal application. 

Applicants studying a beginners language might not be able to access the appropriate language level at all universities listed below. It is imperative that students research available language modules prior to embarking on the exchange.

Applicants who have not been in touch with the International Exchange study abroad academic adviser by Friday 1 December 2023 may not be considered.

International exchange application information

International summer schools

Summer schools are open to all undergraduate University of Nottingham students, and offer opportunities to take taught courses at one of our partner universities. 

Summer schools range between one and six weeks. As these programmes are offered during holiday periods, credits are not transferred back to Nottingham and in most cases you are free to study whatever is of interest to you.

There are a number of summer schools and short-term programmes available to students at the University of Nottingham based in various institutions worldwide. Available programmes vary from year to year, however we traditionally offer various programmes across East and Southeast Asia, Europe and North America.

International summer schools application information

Year abroad

All four year degree programmes include a third-year abroad.

The options for your year abroad currently include, depending on languages studied and country restrictions,  studying at a university or undertaking a work placement  or working as a British Council language assistant.

The UK has left the EU and all changes to immigration rules have been implemented from 1st January 2021. The UK Government has made clear that it values international exchanges and collaboration in education and training, and we should remember that the Year Abroad provision for languages students in British universities began many years before the UK’s membership of the EU, as has the British Council Teaching assistantship. The Year Abroad will stay, and students at Nottingham continue to have a range of options for their Year Abroad.  We have been working with all our  Erasmus+ University partners to discuss renewal of agreements and increase the number of study places for our students at our partner universities. We always strive to forge new successful partnerships  and therefore see new partners joining us, whilst others are taking a new strategic route for exchanges.  Work placement opportunities remain to be available but may have shifted as we continue to see changes in the working environment as a result of the Pandemic and Brexit, but we will work to provide alternative opportunities. If you plan to work in the EU, terms and conditions of employment may vary depending on the country the work placement is in.  

Please visit the Cultures, Languages and Area Studies webpages for further information and to view year abroad options:

Cultures, Languages and Area Studies: year abroad

Semester in China

University of Nottingham Ningbo China

BA French and Contemporary Chinese Studies students spend a semester abroad in China as part of their third year abroad.

Apply in second year to study abroad for the spring semester of third year.

Inter-campus application information

School contact

Please contact the following members of staff for further information.

International exchange

Eligibility

Students are eligible to apply to study abroad for one semester in their second-year, in addition to the third-year abroad.

Open to both single and joint honours students;  joint honours students must check with their other school/department to ensure that staff approve the exchange and programme of study. 

Apply in first year to study abroad for autumn semester/spring semester of second year. 

Minimum 60% academic average required to be considered.

Depending on your course combination and available modules, you may not be eligible to study at all of the listed universities. It is essential that all candidates check with the Modern Languages and Cultures International Exchange academic adviser regarding the suitability of their shortlisted university/ies before making a formal application. 

Applicants studying a beginners language might not be able to access the appropriate language level at all universities listed below. It is imperative that students research available language modules prior to embarking on the exchange.

Applicants who have not been in touch with the International Exchange academic adviser by Friday 1 December 2023 may not be considered.

International exchange application information

International summer schools

Summer schools are open to all undergraduate University of Nottingham students, and offer opportunities to take taught courses at one of our partner universities. 

Summer schools range between one and six weeks. As these programmes are offered during holiday periods, credits are not transferred back to Nottingham and in most cases you are free to study whatever is of interest to you.

There are a number of summer schools and short-term programmes available to students at the University of Nottingham based in various institutions worldwide. Available programmes vary from year to year, however we traditionally offer various programmes across East and Southeast Asia, Europe and North America.

International summer schools application information

Year abroad

All four year degree programmes include a third-year abroad.

The options for your year abroad currently include, depending on languages studied and country restrictions, studying at a university or undertaking a work placement  or working as a British Council language assistant.

The UK has left the EU and all changes to immigration rules have been implemented from 1st January 2021. The UK Government has made clear that it values international exchanges and collaboration in education and training, and we should remember that the Year Abroad provision for languages students in British universities began many years before the UK’s membership of the EU, as has the British Council Teaching assistantship. The Year Abroad will stay, and students at Nottingham continue to have a range of options for their Year Abroad.  We have been working with all our  Erasmus+ University partners to discuss renewal of agreements and increase the number of study places for our students at our partner universities. We always strive to forge new successful partnerships  and therefore see new partners joining us, whilst others are taking a new strategic route for exchanges.  Work placement opportunities remain to be available but may have shifted as we continue to see changes in the working environment as a result of the Pandemic and Brexit, but we will work to provide alternative opportunities. If you plan to work in the EU, terms and conditions of employment may vary depending on the country the work placement is in.  

Please visit the Cultures, Languages and Area Studies webpages for further information and to view year abroad options:

Cultures, Languages and Area Studies: year abroad

Semester in China

University of Nottingham Ningbo China

BA German and Contemporary Chinese Studies students spend a semester abroad in China as part of their third year abroad.

Apply in second year to study abroad for the spring semester of third year.

Inter-campus application information

School contact

Please contact the following members of staff for further information.

International exchange

Eligibility

Open to both single and joint honours students; joint honours students must check with their other school/department to ensure that staff approve the exchange and programme of study.

Apply in first year to study abroad for spring semester of second year.

Minimum 60% academic average required to be considered. 

International exchange application information

Inter-campus exchange

University of Nottingham Ningbo China

Eligibility

BA History, BA History with Chinese Studies, BA History and Politics only.

Apply in first year to study abroad for the autumn semester/full year/spring semester of second year. 

Minimum 55% academic average required to be considered.

Inter-campus application information

International summer schools

Summer schools are open to all undergraduate University of Nottingham students, and offer opportunities to take taught courses at one of our partner universities. 

Summer schools range between one and six weeks. As these programmes are offered during holiday periods, credits are not transferred back to Nottingham and in most cases you are free to study whatever is of interest to you.

There are a number of summer schools and short-term programmes available to students at the University of Nottingham based in various institutions worldwide. Available programmes vary from year to year, however we traditionally offer various programmes across East and Southeast Asia, Europe and North America.

International summer schools application information

Europe

Eligibility

Open to both single and joint honours students;  joint honours students must check with their other school/department to ensure that staff approve the exchange and programme of study. Students will require good competence in German or French respectively to be eligible for consideration.

Apply in first year to study abroad for autumn semester or spring semester of second year.

School contact

For questions about academic matters relating to study abroad, please contact the Department of History study abroad academic adviser, Per Rolandsson

For administrative queries about Inter-campus exchange, please contact the Inter-campus exchange team.

International exchange

Eligibility

Open to both single and joint honours students; joint honours students must check with their other school/department to ensure that staff approve the exchange and programme of study.

Apply in second year to study abroad for autumn semester of third year.

Minimum 60% academic average required to be considered. 

*Teaching is in English

International exchange application information

International summer schools

Summer schools are open to all undergraduate University of Nottingham students, and offer opportunities to take taught courses at one of our partner universities. 

Summer schools range between one and six weeks. As these programmes are offered during holiday periods, credits are not transferred back to Nottingham and in most cases you are free to study whatever is of interest to you.

There are a number of summer schools and short-term programmes available to students at the University of Nottingham based in various institutions worldwide. Available programmes vary from year to year, however we traditionally offer various programmes across East and Southeast Asia, Europe and North America.

International summer schools application information

School contact 

For questions about academic matters relating to study abroad please contact the History of Art study abroad academic adviser, Isobel Elstob.

International exchange

Eligibility

All Liberal Arts students are eligible to apply.

Apply in first year to study abroad for the autumn or spring semester of second year.

Minimum 60% academic average required to be considered.

Students must have their chosen partner and proposed modules approved by the Liberal Arts study abroad academic adviser.

International exchange application information

Year abroad

Students studying a language as part of their liberal arts degree will undertake a year abroad in their 3rd year. You will need to complete the requisite language modules in your first and second year in order to be eligible and you must be continuing your language study into your final year (4th year) to undertake the year abroad.

Please visit the Cultures, Languages and Area Studies webpages for further information and to view year abroad options:

Culture, Languages and Area studies Year Abroad

Inter-campus exchange

University of Nottingham Malaysia

Eligibility

Apply in first year to study abroad for the autumn semester/full year/spring semester of second year.

University of Nottingham Ningbo China

Eligibility

Apply in first year to study abroad for the autumn semester/full year/spring semester of second year.

Inter-campus application information

International summer schools

Summer schools are open to all undergraduate University of Nottingham students, and offer opportunities to take taught courses at one of our partner universities. 

Summer schools range between one and six weeks. As these programmes are offered during holiday periods, credits are not transferred back to Nottingham and in most cases you are free to study whatever is of interest to you.

There are a number of summer schools and short-term programmes available to students at the University of Nottingham based in various institutions worldwide. Available programmes vary from year to year, however we traditionally offer various programmes across East and Southeast Asia, Europe and North America.

International summer schools application information

School contact 

For questions about academic matters relating to study abroad, please contact the Liberal Arts study abroad academic adviser, Chris Thornhill.

For administrative queries about Inter-campus exchange, please contact the Inter-campus exchange team.

International exchange

Eligibility

All single honours and joint honours Music students are eligible to apply.

BA Music students apply in first year to study abroad for the autumn semester of second year.

BA Music Technology students apply in first year to study abroad for the spring semester of second year.

Minimum 60% academic average required to be considered.

*Teaching is in English

International exchange application information

International summer schools

Summer schools are open to all undergraduate University of Nottingham students, and offer opportunities to take taught courses at one of our partner universities. 

Summer schools range between one and six weeks. As these programmes are offered during holiday periods, credits are not transferred back to Nottingham and in most cases you are free to study whatever is of interest to you.

There are a number of summer schools and short-term programmes available to students at the University of Nottingham based in various institutions worldwide. Available programmes vary from year to year, however we traditionally offer various programmes across East and Southeast Asia, Europe and North America.

International summer schools application information

School contact 

For questions about academic matters relating to study abroad, please contact the Department of Music study abroad academic adviser, Shu Jiang.

International exchange

Eligibility

Open to both single and joint honours students; joint honours students must check with their other school/department to ensure that staff approve the exchange and programme of study.

Apply in first year to study abroad for the autumn semester/full year/spring semester of second year or apply in second year to study abroad for the autumn semester of third year.

Minimum 60% academic average required to be considered.

International exchange application information

International summer schools

Summer schools are open to all undergraduate University of Nottingham students, and offer opportunities to take taught courses at one of our partner universities. 

Summer schools range between one and six weeks. As these programmes are offered during holiday periods, credits are not transferred back to Nottingham and in most cases you are free to study whatever is of interest to you.

There are a number of summer schools and short-term programmes available to students at the University of Nottingham based in various institutions worldwide. Available programmes vary from year to year, however we traditionally offer various programmes across East and Southeast Asia, Europe and North America.

International summer schools application information

School contact 

For questions about academic matters relating to study abroad, please contact the Department of Philosophy study abroad academic adviser, Patrice Haynes.

International exchange

Eligibility

Students are eligible to apply to study abroad for one semester in their second-year, in addition to the third-year abroad.

Open to both single and joint honours students;  joint honours students must check with their other school/department to ensure that staff approve the exchange and programme of study. 

Apply in first year to study abroad for autumn semester/spring semester of second year. 

Minimum 60% academic average required to be considered

Depending on your course combination and available modules, you may not be eligible to study at all of the listed universities. It is essential that all candidates check with the Modern Languages and Cultures International Exchage academic adviser regarding the suitability of their shortlisted university/ies before making a formal application. 

Applicants studying a beginners language might not be able to access the appropriate language level at all universities listed below. It is imperative that students research available language modules prior to embarking on the exchange.

Applicants who have not been in touch with the International Exchange academic adviser by Friday 1st December 2023 may not be considered.

International exchange application information

International summer schools

Summer schools are open to all undergraduate University of Nottingham students, and offer opportunities to take taught courses at one of our partner universities. 

Summer schools range between one and six weeks. As these programmes are offered during holiday periods, credits are not transferred back to Nottingham and in most cases you are free to study whatever is of interest to you.

There are a number of summer schools and short-term programmes available to students at the University of Nottingham based in various institutions worldwide. Available programmes vary from year to year, however we traditionally offer various programmes across East and Southeast Asia, Europe and North America.

International summer schools application information

Year abroad

 All four year degree programmes include a third-year abroad.

The current conflict in Ukraine means that, like other UK institutions, the university is unable to send students to Russia for their year abroad. Students will attend language courses in neighbouring countries (e.g. Estonia and Latvia)  where Russian is used by a native speaking community. This is the approach being taken by other UK universities offering degrees in Russian.

We expect that students will still undertake a period of time abroad during their degree, and are confident that alternative options will meet the learning needs of students, providing them with ample opportunity to develop their language and intercultural skills.    

The options for your year abroad currently include, depending on languages studied and country restrictions,  studying at a university or undertaking a work placement  or working as a British Council language assistant.

The UK has left the EU and all changes to immigration rules have been implemented from 1st January 2021. The UK Government has made clear that it values international exchanges and collaboration in education and training, and we should remember that the Year Abroad provision for languages students in British universities began many years before the UK’s membership of the EU, as has the British Council Teaching assistantship. The Year Abroad will stay, and students at Nottingham continue to have a range of options for their Year Abroad.  We have been working with all our  Erasmus+ University partners to discuss renewal of agreements and increase the number of study places for our students at our partner universities. We always strive to forge new successful partnerships  and therefore see new partners joining us, whilst others are taking a new strategic route for exchanges.  Work placement opportunities remain to be available but may have shifted as we continue to see changes in the working environment as a result of the Pandemic and Brexit, but we will work to provide alternative opportunities. If you plan to work in the EU, terms and conditions of employment may vary depending on the country the work placement is in.  

Please visit the Cultures, Languages and Area Studies webpages for further information and to view year abroad options:

Cultures, Languages and Area Studies:  year abroad

Semester in China

University of Nottingham Ningbo China

BA Russian and Contemporary Chinese Studies students spend a semester abroad in China as part of their third year abroad.

Apply in second year to study abroad for the spring semester of third year.

Inter-campus application information

School contact

Please contact the following members of staff for further information.

International exchange

Eligibility

Students are eligible to apply to study abroad for one semester in their second-year, in addition to the third-year abroad.

Open to both single and joint honours students;  joint honours students must check with their other school/department to ensure that staff approve the exchange and programme of study. 

Apply in first year to study abroad for autumn semester/spring semester of second year. 

Minimum 60% academic average required to be considered.

Depending on your course combination and available modules, you may not be eligible to study at all of the listed universities. It is essential that all candidates check with the Modern Languages and Cultures International Exchange academic adviser regarding the suitability of their shortlisted university/ies before making a formal application. 

Applicants studying a beginners language might not be able to access the appropriate language level at all universities listed below. It is imperative that students research available language modules prior to embarking on the exchange.

Applicants who have not been in touch with the International Exchange study abroad academic adviser by Friday 1 December 2023 may not be considered.

International exchange application information

International summer schools

Summer schools are open to all undergraduate University of Nottingham students, and offer opportunities to take taught courses at one of our partner universities. 

Summer schools range between one and six weeks. As these programmes are offered during holiday periods, credits are not transferred back to Nottingham and in most cases you are free to study whatever is of interest to you.

There are a number of summer schools and short-term programmes available to students at the University of Nottingham based in various institutions worldwide. Available programmes vary from year to year, however we traditionally offer various programmes across East and Southeast Asia, Europe and North America.

International summer schools application information

Year abroad

All four year degree programmes include a third-year abroad.

The options for your year abroad currently include, depending on languages studied and country restrictions, studying at a university or undertaking a work placement or working as a British Council language assistant.

The UK has left the EU and all changes to immigration rules have been implemented from 1st January 2021. The UK Government has made clear that it values international exchanges and collaboration in education and training, and we should remember that the Year Abroad provision for languages students in British universities began many years before the UK’s membership of the EU, as has the British Council Teaching assistantship. The Year Abroad will stay, and students at Nottingham continue to have a range of options for their Year Abroad.  We have been working with all our  Erasmus+ University partners to discuss renewal of agreements and increase the number of study places for our students at our partner universities. We always strive to forge new successful partnerships and therefore see new partners joining us, whilst others are taking a new strategic route for exchanges.  Work placement opportunities remain to be available but may have shifted as we continue to see changes in the working environment as a result of the Pandemic and Brexit, but we will work to provide alternative opportunities. If you plan to work in the EU, terms and conditions of employment may vary depending on the country the work placement is in.  

Please visit the Cultures, Languages and Area Studies webpages for further information and to view year abroad options:

Cultures, Languages and Area Studies:  year abroad

Semester in China

University of Nottingham Ningbo China

Eligibility

BA Spanish and Contemporary Chinese Studies students spend a semester abroad in China as part of their third year abroad.

Apply in second year to study abroad for the spring semester of third year.

Inter-campus application information

School contact

Please contact the following members of staff for further information.

International exchange

Eligibility

Open to both single and joint honours students; joint honours students must check with their other school/department to ensure that staff approve the exchange and programme of study.

Apply in first year to study abroad for the autumn semester of second year. In exceptional circumstances, permission can be given for spring semester or full year abroad. In that case, students would have to take the TRS second year core module in year three.

Minimum 60% academic average required to be considered.

International exchange application information

International summer schools

Summer schools are open to all undergraduate University of Nottingham students, and offer opportunities to take taught courses at one of our partner universities. 

Summer schools range between one and six weeks. As these programmes are offered during holiday periods, credits are not transferred back to Nottingham and in most cases you are free to study whatever is of interest to you.

There are a number of summer schools and short-term programmes available to students at the University of Nottingham based in various institutions worldwide. Available programmes vary from year to year, however we traditionally offer various programmes across East and Southeast Asia, Europe and North America.

International summer schools application information

School contact 

For questions about academic matters relating to study abroad, please contact the Department of Theology and Religious Studies study abroad academic adviser, Alison Millbank.