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Irish-American Scholars Program, Northern Ireland:

Current sophomores and juniors may apply to the prestigious Irish-American Scholars Program in Northern Ireland. (Juniors can only apply for the fall semester.) Students will be placed at one of five participating schools: Queen’s University Belfast, Ulster University, St. Mary’s University College, Stranmillis University College, Belfast Metropolitan College tuition free. These schools generally determine acceptance by space availability and by a student’s GPA (minimum cumulative of 3.2 out of 4.0). Applying for the fall is recommended with often having fewer opportunities to place students during the spring semester. Students will need a Visa for this program.

For more information on participating schools:

This program is sponsored by the Association of Presbyterian Colleges and Universities, the United Methodist Church-Related Colleges and Universities, and the University of St. Thomas Houston (Catholic Colleges and Universities).

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Akita International University (AIU), Akita, Japan:


Monmouth College’s Exchange Program with Akita International University (AIU) affords students the opportunity to continue their studies at one of the top universities in Japan. Akita is known for its natural beauty and resources, which can be enjoyed when living on campus. While at AIU, students can take advantage of nearby ski areas, scenic hiking opportunities, and the coastline of the Sea of Japan. All courses are taught in English (except for foreign languages). Students must have a cumulative GPA of at least 2.5. A Visa is required for this program.

 

Kaid Landon '24 shown in Scotland and studied at the University of Stirling Kaid Landon '24 shown in Scotland and studied at the University of Stirling"

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University of Stirling, Scotland:


The University of Stirling is recognized as an outstanding institution with a vibrant international student population. Located in the Central Belt of Scotland, the campus was built within the walled Airthrey Castle estate. Students live on campus and partake in the several sports and clubs offered on campus. Uniquely, they offer American Football. Students take three modules (courses) per semester. Students must have a cumulative GPA of at least 3.0. As long as the program is six months or less, students do not need a Visa.

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American College in Thessaloniki, Greece (ACT):


Through an affiliation with American College in Thessaloniki, Greece, Monmouth College offers an opportunity for students to explore Greek history and culture while taking a wide range of courses, which are all taught in English, except for classes in modern Greek. ACT offers a vibrant student life with regular field trips around Greece, and activities such as lacrosse, sailing, tennis, and canyoning. Students must have a cumulative GPA of at least 2.5. A Visa is required for this program.

Scholarship opportunities at ACT

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International Student Exchange Program (ISEP)

Monmouth College partners with ISEP Study Abroad, a non-profit organization with a mission to make the transformative experience of studying, interning, and volunteering abroad accessible and affordable for everyone.

ISEP offers an impressive and affordable array of programs among a global community of universities in more than 50 countries.

  • Students can participate in semester-long, or full-year programs for any field of study, as well as volunteer and internship programs.
  • With ISEP Exchange programs, you can go abroad anywhere in the ISEP network while paying Monmouth College tuition, housing, and meal costs. Because some programs have more space available than others, ISEP works with you to make sure you receive a placement that meets your academic needs, and most students receive a placement in one of their top three choices. This program type also enables a student from another ISEP member university to take your place. You can even apply the scholarships, grants, or financial aid that you normally receive to your program.
  • ISEP also offers scholarships for its programs, with many focused on underserved student populations as well as opportunities for students studying a language or in specific locations around the world.

Scholarship Opportunities with ISEP 

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