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Program Details

Language Requirements: None
Language of Instruction: English
Required GPA: 2.75
Term: Exact dates to be determined, Check the university’s website for more information
Program: Undergraduate
Application Deadlines: Fall: March 15, Spring: October 15

Program Costs

Tuition: Pay partner university $3,135.00-$4,035.00
Housing: Pay partner university on campus or off campus accommodation. $3,468.00-$6,222.00
Meal: Grocery Approx. $350 a month

Contact

Zongxiang Mei

International Education Coordinator
Global Engagement and  Interdisciplinary Education
Barnard Hall, Room 406
860 832 2043
zongxiang.mei@ccsu.edu

Upcoming Events

The Annual Holiday Concert
Sixth-Year Certificate in Educational Leadership workshop
Sixth-Year Certificate in Educational Leadership workshop
Blood drive

Contact Information

Zongxiang Mei
International Education Coordinator
Global Engagement and Interdisciplinary Education
Clarence Carroll Hall
130
860.832.2043
zongxiang.mei@ccsu.edu
Chaihyung Christine Park
Course Abroad Program Associate
Global Engagement and Interdisciplinary Education
Clarence Carroll Hall
128
860.832.2044
chaihyung.christine.park@ccsu.edu

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University of Galway

Galway, Ireland

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Description

The University of Galway, founded in 1845, has over 17,000 students and 2,000 international students from 92 countries. It is located in the city of Galway, one of the fasting growing cities in Europe. Galway is young at heart, with students making up 20% of the population here. It is the most international place in Ireland with one in four people born outside of the state. Galway is a cultural center, attracting thousand to the many festivals throughout the year, which include The Cuirt International Festival of Literature, Galway Arts Festival, Galway Races, and the Oyster

Academic Subjects

Accounting, Anthropology, Biology, Celtic Civilization, Chemistry, Computer Science, Classics, Earth Science, Economics, Engineering, English, French Language and Culture, Geography, German Language and Culture, History, Irish Language and Culture, Italian Language and Culture, Management, Marketing, Mathematics, Philosophy, Physics, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology, Spanish Language and Culture, Theatre, Women Gender and Sexuality.

Housing

Students will have the choice of living in one of the ten student residencies (one of which is on campus Corrib Village, the other nine are within easy reach of the university), or find their own off-campus housing.