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| Course
Info
& Registration |
All
the information you'll need about course registration, WebCat, deadlines
and more
 Courses
Finding
your classes (building codes) & map |
| Academic
Advising |
Make
a connection with your academic advisor. This person will
be your main link to the academic world. Learn more about
your advising options.
Academic
Advising. |
| Center
for
Academic
Resources |
The
Center for Academic Resources (CFAR) offers a range of academic-related
services to undergraduate students like: learning skills instruction,
reading assessment, drop-in subject area tutoring, study groups,
course information, and much more.
CFAR |
| The
Robert J. Connors
Writing Center |
This
office provides individual help on all issues involving writing:
subject choice, organization and structure plus grammar, punctuation
and spelling. Skilled staff will work with students on papers
and projects.
The
Robert J. Connors Writing Center |
| UNH
Libraries |
The
Dimond Library is the main library located centrally on campus.
The UNH Libraries website includes information on branch libraries,
the online and CD catalog systems, plus basic tools and guide
to the UNH library system.
UNH
Libraries |
| The
Honors
Program |
The
primary purpose of the University of New Hampshire Honors Program
is to provide a variety of opportunities for academic exploration.
Students participate fully in the mainstream of university life,
but also benefit from the small classes and individualized instruction
that distinguish the program.
The
Honors Program |
| Students
with
Disabilities |
Academic
accommodations for students with physical, learning and other
disabilities are provided by the Office of Disability Services
for Students.office. Services
include: meetings with Coordinator, notetakers, exam
accommodations, and more.
Disability
Services for Students |
|
Undergraduate
Research
Opportunities
Program
(UROP) |
|
| The
Center for
International
Education |
INTERNATIONAL
AFFAIRS DUAL MAJOR:
Curious to know how the world works? Want to understand global issues?
A dual major is open to students from all colleges and majors! This
rewarding interdisciplinary program is designed to prepare students
for careers with an international focus . PLAN EARLY!
phone: 862-2398
web page:
www.unh.edu/cie
email: marina.markot@unh.edu
STUDY
ABROAD:
Want to study Art in Italy or Marine Biology in Australia? How
about Ecology and Conservation in Africa, or Engineering in Budapest?
At CIE you can learn about these, or any of the hundreds of amazing
places UNH students choose to spend a year, semester, or summer
studying abroad. PLAN EARLY! Study Abroad Information Sessions
- every Thursday at 1:00 pm in Hood House, Room 226
phone: 862-2398
web page:
www.unh.edu/cie
email: study.abroad@unh.edu
In
addition, CIE has information about scholarships supporting International
Education and International Research opportunities.
|
National Student
Exchange/
Washington
Internship Program |
NATIONAL STUDENT EXCHANGE:
The National Student Exchange is a consortium of over 170 colleges and universities
throughout the United States and its territories. Through this academic
program, students continue to make progress toward their home campus degree
while studying at another location. After a semester or year on exchange,
students return to their home campus to complete their remaining degree requirements
and graduate
more information: National
Student Exchange Program
WASHINGTON INTERNSHIP PROGRAM:
Live, work, and earn credit in Washington, DC! The University of New
Hampshire (UNH) , in cooperation with The Washington Center
(TWC) , offers internships in a city unique in its status as a national
and international capital. As such, it provides resources and opportunities unavailable
elsewhere. As the epicenter of American government, Washington is a natural setting
for political study. Beyond the political/government realm, Washington is also
home to hundreds of major corporations and organizations. There are countless
opportunities for all majors, including positions in the media, the arts, education,
business, science, international affairs, health care and more.
more
information: Washington
Internship Information
contact: Paula
DiNardo UNH Exchange Coordinator
location:
114 Hood House
phone:
(603) 862-3485
tty: (603)
862-2607
fax: (603)
862-3104 |
Dept of Residential Life
