It's Easy to Study Abroad
The College of Liberal Arts offers a variety of managed study abroad programs that are administered by College faculty and staff. These programs are perfect opportunities to experience and learn about a different culture, to challenge yourself, and, in non-English-speaking countries, to increase your proficiency in a foreign language.
Because the College administers these programs, registration, finances, and logistics are much easier for students than they would be for programs administered by other schools or institutions. Here are some of the financial benefits:
- eligible for federal financial aid
- guaranteed 16 credits in the semester-long programs so you stay on track with your credits
- pay UNH tuition as you normally would
- most UNH student fees are waived
- each program has a single “program fee” which covers room, board, and excursions
Explore the links below to learn more about each of our programs.
Belize (Central America)
4-week summer Archaeological Field School in Belize or 3-week January term course in Archaeological Survey and Mapping in Belize.
Contact: Eleanor Harrison-Buck
belize.fieldschool@unh.edu, 603-862-4742, 311 Huddleston Hall
Belize (Central America)
8-11 days in Belize in spring term for graduate students in education, upper-level education majors, and professional teachers earning continuing education credits.
Contact: Mike Middleton or Sheila Adams
michael.middleton@unh.edu;
sadamsrjh@gmail.com, 603-926-9136
Montreal, Canada
January term course either in Intermediate French language study or Readings In Current Periodicals of Quebec at the Université de Québec à Montréal.
Contact: Nadine Berenguier
montreal.program@unh.edu, 603-862-1055, G10B Murkland Hall
Costa Rica (Central America)
January term course in the Politics of Costa Rica at the Universidad Latina de Costa Rica in San Jose.
Contact: Mary Malone
mary.malone@unh.edu, 603-862-1406, 314 Horton Social Science Center
Costa Rica (Central America)
Summer program in Spanish language and culture at the Institute of San Joaquín de Flores.
Contact: Lina Lee
lina.lee@unh.edu, 603-862-3123, 210A Murkland Hall
London, England
Fall and/or spring courses in the British studies, the arts, humanities, and a wide range of other subjects at Regent's College, London.
Contact: Lisa Mulvey
London.Program@unh.edu, 603-862-3962, 53 Hamilton Smith Hall
London, England
January term course, the London Experience, a ten day experience of the politics, society, and culture of London.
Contact: David Kaye
London.experience@unh.edu, 603-862-0667, M313 Paul Creative Arts Center
Cambridge, England
Summer courses in history, literature, and humanities at Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge University.
Contact: Lisa Mulvey
cambridge.program@unh.edu, 603-862-3962, 53 Hamilton Smith Hall
Dijon, France
Academic year, spring, or summer. Students study French language and other liberal arts courses at the Université de Bourgogne, Dijon.
Contact: Prof. Claire Malarte-Feldman
Dijon.program@unh.edu, 603-862-1303, 210E Murkland Hall
Legon, Ghana
Spring term program in a wide range of courses at the University of Ghana, one of West Africa’s most prestigious universities.
Contact: Burt Feintuch
ghana.program@unh.edu, 603-862-2179, 305 Huddleston Hall
Berlin, Germany
Intensive 5-week course offered in summer for students with language proficiency at any level beyond GERM 401.
Contact: Mary Rhiel
berlin.program@unh.edu, 603-862-0063, Murkland Hall
Budapest, Hungary
Fall term program with justice studies emphasis at Corvinus University.
Contact: Deb Briand
justice.studies@unh.edu, 603-862-1716, 202 Huddleston Hall
Budapest, Hungary
Spring term program focusing on modern Hungarian and Central European history and culture at Corvinus University.
Contact: David Hiley
budapest.spring@unh.edu, (603) 862-2060, 50A Hamilton Smith Hall
Ascoli Piceno, Italy
Summer, semester, or year study in the humanities and social sciences at the UNH-in-Italy campus.
Contact: Prof. Scott Schnepf
603-862-1601
Moscow, Russia
January term course in mythology and propaganda in Moscow.
Contact: Aleksandra Fleszar
moscow.program@unh.edu, 603-862-3545, 303 Murkland Hall
Granada, Spain
Spring semester study in Spanish and other disciplines at the Centro de Lenguas Modernas of the University of Granada.
Contact: John Chaston
jchaston@unh.edu, 603-862-3129, 317 Murkland Hall
For a list of diversity resources available to students, including disability resources specific to studying abroad, please visit the Center for International Education's Diversity page.
