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Why UEA?
By choosing UEA, you will be applying to one of England's top and an internationally renowned university. For the past three years, UEA has been ranked amongst the top three UK universities for student satisfaction. UEA offers over 300 programs of study, and has a population of about 14,000 students.
- Terms: Fall (September thru December) Spring (January thru May)
- Eligibility: open to all students currently enrolled in SUNY Plattsburgh; minimum 3. 0 GPA; minimum junior standing by the time of study in England
- Credits: 15-20 undergraduate per semester
- Frequently Asked Questions: visit our FAQ website to learn about financial aid and more
- Application Deadlines: March 14 for Fall and October 1 for Spring
How to Apply
You must submit both the SUNY Application to the SUNY Plattsburgh Global Education Office by the deadlines stated in the above section. And, you must submit the UEA Application online at the same time. (Note: the 85.3kb SUNY Application PDF file requires the latest version of Acrobat Reader, which is available as a free download. )
Courses at UEA
In England, "courses" are referred to as "modules," and what we call "majors" in the US are called "courses" in the UK. Typically, you take at least three and no more than four modules at UEA. You can find information about UEA's modules here.
Accommodations
You will pay for your accommodations directly to UEA shortly after you arrive in England. To check out the types of accommodations available, cost and payment information please visit UEA's Accommodations Website. Please note that UEA does not have a meal plan as you are accustomed to seeing in the US. The residence have shared kitchen facilities where you can store and prepare your own food.
Location
For the past 900 years, Norwich has been an essential European trading city due to its location on England's eastern coast and proximity to mainland Europe. It is also located less than two hours from London by train making it a perfect spot if you want easy access to this world capital and other nearby European countries. Surrounding Norwich, you will find beautiful countryside and the sea.
2009 Program Cost Estimates Per Semester:
- New York State Residents: $8,957
- Non-New York State Residents: $12,087
- Includes:
- Application fee: $35 due when you apply
- Deposit: $350 due several weeks after accepted
- SUNY Tuition: $2175 for NYS residents and $5305 for non-NYS residents
- Room and Board: estimated $6000 per semester
- Health Insurance: $397 for all students
Please note: You will pay your Application Fee, Deposit, SUNY tuition, Semester and Health Insurance to SUNY before you leave. You will pay for your room and board to your host institution shortly after arrival in your host country.
Other costs you will have to participate in this program:
- Roundtrip Airfare: fares vary drastically
- England Entry Clearance/Visa: £99/approximately $200 (Required for US citizens studying six months or longer in the UK, or for all students who would like to study full time and have a part-time job for any period of time).
- Passport: US passports currently cost $95
More Information
Questions, Comments, Suggestions?
If you would like more information about the Study Abroad and Exchanges program at Plattsburgh State, please contact or visit us at:
Global Education Office101 Broad Street
Plattsburgh, NY 12901
Phone: (518) 564-2321
Toll-Free Phone: (800) 388-6784
Fax: (518) 564-2326
E-mail: globaleducation@plattsburgh.edu
Location: We are physically located at 102 Broad St. on the SUNY Plattsburgh campus, which is the brown house that sits at the corner of Broad and Beekman Streets across from the Kehoe Building.