NDSU offers exchange programs that allow students to study abroad at partner universities while paying NDSU tuition. There are over 14 NDSU exchange programs and 45 additional programs through ISEP. The programs offer opportunities to study in countries like Denmark, France, Germany, Korea, Latvia, the Netherlands, Romania, Spain, and Sweden. Students can study subjects across many disciplines in English or have immersion experiences for Spanish. Housing is provided through residences, homestays or apartments. Financial aid can be used and additional expenses vary by program.

1. NDSU EXCHANGE
PROGRAMS

2. NDSU Exchange Programs
Exchange programs are a great opportunity
for studying abroad: pay NDSU tuition and
fees while studying in a different country!
Students taking part in an exchange
program typically taking classes at the
university as an international student and
have an opportunity to get to know local
students well in their day to day life.

3. NDSU
Exchange
Program
Costs
Eligible students can use financial
aid and scholarships.
During the application process,
students complete a Financial Aid
Questionnaire and then can meet
with Student Financial Services to
discuss their options.
Participants pay NDSU
tuition and fees
Additional expenses:
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Local housing and meals
Airfare
Passport and visa
Books and supplies
International health
insurance
 Application fee of $100
and course fee of $50

4. Exchange Program Options
There are more than 14 NDSU Exchange
programs and more than 45 ISEP Exchange
programs with classes taught in English.
There are 5 different NDSU Exchange
programs (Mexico, Chile, Ecuador, and 2 in
Spain) and more than 20 ISEP Exchange
programs for Spanish language immersion.

5. Part I
NDSU EXCHANGE PROGRAMS
IN ENGLISH

6. Aarhus School of Business
and Social Sciences
• NDSU Exchange in Aarhus, Denmark
• Year, semester, and summer options
• July to August, exact dates vary
Marketing, Management, Business,
Modern Languages, Economics, Social
Sciences, Media, Wind Power, and Biofuel
Production
• Residence Hall

7. Aarhus University
Communications Building

8. Aarhus
Summer
University
Program
Costs
Eligible students can use financial
aid and scholarships.
During the application
process, students complete a
Financial Aid Questionnaire and
then can meet with Student
Financial Services to discuss their
options.
Participants pay NDSU
tuition and fees
Additional expenses:
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Housing and meals
Airfare
Passport
Application fee of $100
Approx. total: $3,800
(for ND residents with 3
credits of base rate
tuition)

9. Babes-Bolyai University
• NDSU Exchange in Cluj-Napoca, Romania
• STEM Classes in English:
 Chemistry, Computer Science, Public Health
• Stay in a homestay, flat, or residence hall

10. Babes-Bolyai University
Main Building

11. ESA Summer in France
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NDSU Exchange in Angers, France
May 28 - June 30, 2014
No language pre-requisite
Learn about the French way of life,
sustainable agriculture, economics
• Optional free farm internship in the areas of
 dairy, poultry, horticulture, cereals, viticulture
• Stay in a homestay

12. Summer in
France
Program
Costs
Eligible students can use financial
aid and scholarships.
During the application process,
students complete a Financial Aid
Questionnaire and then can meet
with Student Financial Services to
discuss their options.
Participants pay NDSU
tuition and fees
Additional expenses:
 Est. $2600 program fee
for
housing, meals, excursion
s
 Airfare
 Passport
 Application fee of $100
 Approx. total: $6,920
(for ND residents with
base rate tuition)

13. Angers, France
Lavender Farm

14. Hochschule Emden/Leer
• NDSU Exchange in Emden, Germany
• University of Applied Sciences
• Areas of study:
 International Strategic Leadership, Crisis Management
in International Mergers and Acquisitions, International
Marketing, International Human Resource Management,
Communication and Presentation Skills, and Business
• Stay in Apartment alone or residence hall

15. Hochschule Emden/Leer
University of Applied Sciences

16. INSEEC Business and
Communication Schools
• NDSU Exchange in 5 locations: Bordeaux,
Chamberry, Lyon, Monte Carlo, and Paris,
France
• Undergraduate programs include:
Accounting, Business (AACSB
accredited), Finance, Management,
Marketing
• Stay in an apartment (alone or shared)

17. Lyon, France
Campus and surrounding city

18. Hanze University
• NDSU Exchange in Groningen, Netherlands
• Study at the International Business School
• Areas of study: Business, Facilities
Management, Human Resources
Management, Management
• Stay in apartments (alone or shared) or
homestay

19. Hanze University
Campus photo

20. Konkuk University
• NDSU Exchange in Seoul, South Korea
• Highlights of Areas of Study:
Animal Science, Apparel and Textiles,
Architecture, Biology, Chemistry, Computer
Science, Culture, Economics, Engineering,
Environmental Studies, History, Humanities,
Korean Language, Math, Physical Education,
Physics, Political Science, Vet Tech
• Stay in Residence Halls

21. Konkuk University
Campus photo

22. Konkuk University
International Summer Program
• NDSU Exchange in Seoul, South Korea
• July 12-August 8, 2014
• Areas of Study:
 Business & Economics, Finance, Sociology,
Korean language, and Korean culture
• Stay in Residence Halls

23. Konkuk ISP
Program
Costs
Eligible students can use financial
aid and scholarships.
During the application
process, students complete a
Financial Aid Questionnaire and
then can meet with Student
Financial Services to discuss their
options.
Participants pay NDSU
tuition and fees
Additional expenses:
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Housing and meals
Airfare
Passport
Application fee of $100
Approx. total: $5,550
(for ND residents with 6
credits base rate tuition)

24. Konkuk Internship and Cultural
Experience Program
• Non-credit program in Seoul, South Korea
(technically this program isn’t exchange but it is with our
exchange partner school)
• June 25-July 25, 2014
• Teach English to Korean students studying
abroad
• Earn a small stipend of approx. $900
• Stay in Residence Halls

25. Konkuk ICE
Program
Costs
Eligible students can use financial
aid and scholarships.
During the application process,
students complete a Financial Aid
Questionnaire and then can meet
with Student Financial Services to
discuss their options.
Non-credit program, so no
tuition or fees
Additional expenses:
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Housing and meals
Airfare
Passport
Application fee of $100
Approx. total: $3,390
Note: Since this program
is non-credit, it’s not
eligible for financial aid

26. Korea University
• NDSU Exchange in Seoul, South Korea
• STEM classes in English:
 Biology, Biotechnology, Chemistry, Civil
Engineering, Electrical Engineering,
Environmental Sciences, Microbiology, Organic
Chemistry
• Stay in a Residence Hall

27. Korea University
Campus photo

28. Kyung Hee University
• NDSU Exchange, with 2 campuses in
Korea: Seoul and Suwon
• Seoul Campus:
 Politics and Economics, Business
Administration, Hotel and Tourism
Management, Science, Medicine, Pharmacy,
Nursing, Music, Fine Art, Arts and Design
• Stay in a Residence Hall

29. Kyung Hee University con’t
• Global Campus (Suwon):
 Engineering, Electronics and Information,
Applied Science, Life Science, Management
and International Relations, Foreign Languages
and Literature, Art and Design, Physical
Education, Liberal Arts
• Stay in a Residence Hall

30. Kyung Hee University
Administration Building

31. Linköping University
• NDSU Exchange in Linköping, Sweden
• Areas of study:
 Biology, Communication, Computer Science,
Culture, Education, Engineering (Civil,
Electrical, Mechanical), History, Human
Development, Int’l Business, Int’l Relations, Int’l
Studies, Management, Marketing, Math,
Nursing, Physics, Political Science, Psychology
• Stay in a Residence Hall

32. Linköping University
Campus photo

33. Turiba School
of Business Administration
• NDSU Exchange in Riga, Latvia
• Areas of study:
 Accounting, Business, Communication,
Hospitality Management, International
Business, International Relations, Public
Relations, Tourism
• A scholarship of $750 is available
• Stay in a Residence Hall

34. Riga, Latvia
Area photo

35. Part II
NDSU EXCHANGE PROGRAMS
FOR SPANISH

36. University of Burgos
• NDSU Exchange in Burgos, Spain
• Immerse yourself in language taking
classes in Spanish in a variety of areas
• 10,000 students studying at 5 centres:
 Science, Economics and Business,
Humanities and Education, Law & Technology
 Over 30 different undergraduate degrees
• Stay in a homestay or residence hall

37. Universidad de Burgos
Residencia Universitaria Camino de Santiago

38. Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
• NDSU Exchange in Madrid, Spain
• Three centres: the School of Social
Science and Law, the School of
Humanities and the School of Engineering
situated on three different campuses in
Getafe, Leganés y Colmenarejo
• Stay in a homestay, flat, or residence hall

39. Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
School of Engineering

40. Monterrey Tec
• NDSU Exchange with locations currently
in Chiapas, Guadalajara, Mexico City, and
Queretaro, Mexico
• Courses offered in Spanish and English
• Undergraduate study available
 agriculture, business and management,
communications, education, engineering and
sciences, health, the humanities and social
sciences, information technology, and law

41. Monterrey Tec
Photo of Monterrey campus by Creative Commons Monterrey

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