Study Away A Little Closer to Home
Since 1988, UNH has been a member of National Student Exchange--a consortium of over 160 colleges and universities throughout the United States, U.S. territories, and Canada. UNH students from both the Durham and Manchester campuses can exchange with NSE member institutions across North America with one easy application.
UNH Students
Every UNH or UNH-Manchester has access to the UNH NSE Coordinator's appointment calendar, and may schedule an in-person or Zoom appointment through myWildcat Success. Please indicate your preference in the comments. In-person appointments will be held in Conant Hall, room 310.
Still Accepting Applications!
Contact us for a list of NSE campuses still accepting applications for Spring '23.
Navigate the tabs across the top of this site to learn more about how NSE works at UNH, how to apply, what the costs are, and more.
Click here to see a list of online info sessions sponsored by NSE HQ
Other ways to learn more about NSE:
- Check out the NSE YouTube Channel for Featured Exchanger Vlogs.
- Research NSE campuses & start your online application NOW at www.nse.org
- Questions? Email the UNH NSE Coordinator
National Student Exchange, the NHCUC Student Exchange Program, the UC Santa Cruz exchange, and the New England Land Grant Exchange are separate programs, but all are managed by the Study Away USA office, now part of the UNH Global Education Center in Conant Hall. All UNH exchange policies and eligibility requirements apply.
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Bethany Copper '18
You can use the NSE Program to expand your horizons and enhance your one personal knowledge, whether it's in academics or something you're personally passionate about.
Exchanged from UNH to Mississippi State University -
Abby Reinelt '20
The UNH Podcats, Abby shares how easy it was to study away with National Student Exchange.
