Affiliated Programs

Those interested in these options should follow the general procedures for participation in non-IU programs, that is, processing credit through the Office of International Admissions and submitting applications directly to the provider or institution listed.

NOTES: Any time a travel warning is issued by the U.S. Department of State, IU will not approve or support participation in a program in that country. That is, you may not retain your IU status or apply your financial aid to the costs of the program.

“Mainstreamed courses” or “mainstreaming” refers to taking courses with host national students in the university abroad and possibly living with host national students in university housing.

ARGENTINA

• COPA (Cooperative Programs in the Americas)—www.ifsa-butler.org
  Mainstreamed courses at four Argentine universities with the option of a few program courses in Spanish. Requires 4 semesters Spanish.

• IES (Institute for International Education of Students)—www.iesabroad.org
  Intensive Spanish language classes and area studies courses in English for students with 0-5 semesters of Spanish. Students with at least 6 semesters of Spanish take courses in Spanish for Americans, mainstreamed courses and optional internship.

• COPA (Cooperative Programs in the Americas)—www.ifsa-butler.org
  Language class and area studies courses in Spanish for students with one year of Spanish. Students with at least 4 semesters take courses in Spanish for Americans and mainstreamed courses. Housing with host family.

AUSTRALIA

• Center for Education Abroad (Arcadia University)—www.arcadia.edu/cea
  • Sydney: Macquarie U, U of New South Wales, U of Sydney, U of Technology-Sydney
  • Outside Sydney: James Cook University, Monash U, Queensland University of Technology, U of Melbourne, U of Queensland, Victorian College of Art

• Institute for Study Abroad (Butler University)—www.ifsa-butler.org
  • Sydney: Macquarie U, U of New South Wales, U of Sydney, U of Technology-Sydney
  • Outside Sydney: James Cook U, U of Melbourne, Monash U, Murdoch U, U of Queensland, U of Tasmania

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  The programs above assist students with finding and applying to the appropriate mainstreamed institution, arrange housing, plan field trips, and provide orientation.

• IES (Institute for International Education of Students)—www.iesabroad.org
  Mainstreamed courses at University of Melbourne. Internships. Variety of housing options.

• CIEE (Council on International Educational Exchange)—www.ciee.org/isp
  Mainstreamed courses at Murdoch University in addition to a course for program participants that explores Australia’s unique characteristics. Housing with Australians.

• Boston University— www.bu.edu/abroad
  Special program for Americans, with multiple tracks to complement internships in a wide range of fields, including political science, journalism, communications, psychology, business, law, theater, art history, etc.

• Center for Education Abroad (Arcadia University) — www.arcadia.edu/cea
  Sydney Semester Program - Four core courses in addition to a three-day a week internship. Housing with other US students.

• CIEE (Council on International Educational Exchange)— www.ciee.org/isp
  Mainstreamed courses at Macquarie University or University of Sydney. Internship option at Macquarie University. Field trips and excursions included. Housing with Australians.

• IES (Institute for International Education of Students)— www.iesabroad.org
  Mainstreamed courses at Macquarie University or U of New South Wales. Internships. Variety of housing options.

BELGIUM

• CIEE (Council on International Educational Exchange)—www.ciee.org/isp
  International and American students take courses in political science, economics, and international relations. French courses are available at all levels.

BRITAIN

• Center for Education Abroad (Arcadia University)—www.arcadia.edu/cea
  • London: City U, Goldsmiths, King’s College, London School of Economics & Political Science, Middlesex, Queen Mary, Royal Holloway, School of Oriental and African Studies, UC London, U of Greenwich, U of Westminster
  • Outside London: Lancaster U, Oxford U, U of Essex, U of Manchester, U of Nottingham, U of Sussex, U of York
  • Wales: U of Wales-Bangor, U of Wales-Swansea

• Institute for Study Abroad (Butler University)—www.ifsa-butler.org
  • London: City U, King’s College, Laban Centre London, London School of Economics & Political Science, Middlesex U, Queen Mary, Royal Holloway, School of Oriental and African Studies, Slade School of Fine Art, UC London, U of Westminster
  • Outside London: Cambridge U, Lancaster U, Oxford U, U of Bristol, U of East Anglia, U of Essex, U of Leeds, U of Nottingham, U of Sussex, U of Warwick, U of York

  The programs above assist students with finding and applying to the appropriate mainstreamed institution, arrange housing, plan field trips, and provide orientation.

London

• Boston University—www.bu.edu/abroad
  Special program for Americans, with multiple tracks to complement internships in a wide range of fields, including political science, journalism, communications, psychology, business, law, theater, art history, etc.

• Center for Education Abroad (Arcadia University)—www.arcadia.edu/cea
  London Semester Program - Mixture of course designed for Americans and mainstream options, housing with program participants.

• CIEE (Council on International Educational Exchange)—www.ciee.org/isp
  Mainstreamed courses at Goldsmiths College, School of Oriental and African Studies, UC London or University of Westminister. Internship option at U of Westminister. Housing is provided.

• Institute for Study Abroad (Butler University)—www.ifsa-butler.org
  Birkbeck- special program for Americans including an internship and courses designed for Americans, housing with program participants.

CHILE

• COPA (Cooperative Programs in the Americas)—www.ifsa-butler.org
  Mainstreaming at two Chilean universities with some program courses. Requires 4 semesters of Spanish. Housing with families.

• IES (Institute for International Education of Students)—www.iesabroad.org
  Students take courses in Spanish for Americans, mainstreamed courses and optional internship. Requires 4 semesters of Spanish.

• COPA (Cooperative Programs in the Americas)—www.ifsa-butler.org
  Mainstreaming at La Catolica University. Requires 4 semesters of Spanish. Housing with families in Vina del Mar on the coast.

CHINA

• Alliance for Global Education (Arcadia University & IFSA Butler Uni)—www.allianceglobaled.org
  At Beijing Language & Culture University. Language course and three additional courses in a wide range of studies related to Chinese culture. International student housing. No Chinese required.
• CIEE (Council on International Educational Exchange)—www.ciee.org/isp
  At Peking University. Intensive Mandarin. Other lit and language courses. Peer language tutors. Extracurricular culture courses. Requires two years of Chinese.
• IES (Institute for International Education of Students)—www.iesabroad.org
  At Beijing Foreign Studies University (Beiwai). Intensive Mandarin and area studies courses in English. Field trips. Some internships. Requires one year of Chinese.

• Alliance for Global Education (Arcadia University & IFSA Butler Uni)—www.allianceglobaled.org
  At Shanghai University of Finance & Economics.  Language course and additional courses in Chinese culture and business.  International student housing.  No Chinese required.
• Alliance for Global Education (Arcadia University & IFSA Butler Uni)—www.allianceglobaled.org
  At Fudan University.  Language course and three additional Chinese area study courses.  International student housing.  No Chinese required.
• CIEE (Council on International Educational Exchange)—www.ciee.org/isp
  At Fudan University. Language course and three area studies courses. Peer language tutors. Optional internship or teaching opportunities. No Chinese required.

COSTA RICA

• COPA (Cooperative Programs in the Americas)—www.ifsa-butler.org
  Mainstreamed classes (in Spanish) at Universidad Nacional with two program courses. Homestays. Requires 4 semesters of Spanish.

• COPA (Cooperative Programs in the Americas)—www.ifsa-butler.org
  Mainstreamed classes (in Spanish) at Universidad de Costa Rica, the oldest university in Costa Rica, with one Spanish language program course. Homestays. Requires 4 semesters of Spanish.

EQUATORIAL GUINEA

• Center for Education Abroad (Arcadia University)—www.arcadia.edu/cea
  Intensive study of African wildlife and its conservation. Fieldwork and academic studies focusing on biodiversity conservation. Requires 2 semesters of Spanish. Classes taught in English. Shared housing with program participants.

FRANCE

• IES (Institute for International Education of Students)—www.iesabroad.org
  Students take a French language course and area studies courses in English (or French with appropriate background) for Americans. Requires 2 or more semesters of French and a major or minor in Business or Economics (IU students may not earn business credit, though).

• IES (Institute for International Education of Students)—www.iesabroad.org
  Students take language and area studies courses in French for Americans and mainstreamed courses. Requires 4-5 semesters of French.

• CIEE (Council on International Educational Exchange)—www.ciee.org/isp
  Advanced program, focused on critical theory, taught in French with possible mainstreamed enrollment in Paris III. Requires 5 semester of French. Students select own housing.

GERMANY

• IES (Institute for International Education of Students)—www.iesabroad.org
  Special courses and mainstreaming at Humboldt-Universitat. Internships. Housing with Germans. Requires 4-5 semesters of German.

• IES (Institute for International Education of Students)—www.iesabroad.org
  Students take language and area studies courses in German for Americans and mainstreamed courses. Requires 4-5 semesters of German.

INDIA

• IES (Institute for International Education of Students)—www.iesabroad.org
  One required core course, Hindi language and three additional courses taken at a partner university.  Courses taught in English and Hindi.  Homestay.  Internship option beginning Fall 2007.

IRELAND (NORTHERN & REPUBLIC)

• Center for Education Abroad (Arcadia University)—www.arcadia.edu/cea
  Burren College of Art, Dublin Parliamentary Internship, National U of Ireland-Galway, Queen’s University Belfast, Trinity College, UC Cork, UC Dublin, U of Limerick, U of Ulster

• Institute for Study Abroad (Butler University)—www.ifsa-butler.org
  Burren College of Art, National U of Ireland-Galway, National U of Ireland-Maynooth, Queen’s University Belfast, Trinity College, UC Cork, UC Dublin, U of Limerick, U of Ulster

The programs above assist students with finding and applying to the appropriate mainstreamed institution, arrange housing, plan field trips, and provide orientation.

• CIEE (Council on International Educational Exchange)—www.ciee.org/isp
  Irish Culture and Society course in addition to mainstreamed courses at Dublin City College. Internship option. Homestays.

ITALY

• CIEE (Council on International Educational Exchange)—www.ciee.org/isp
  Intensive Italian language (6 credits) and Italian culture, history, gender studies in English. Designed for students with 0-3 semesters of Italian.

• Center for Education Abroad—www.arcadia.edu/cea
  Classes in English and Italian at Accademia Italiana in language, culture, art, fashion design. No previous Italian required.

• Center for Education Abroad—www.arcadia.edu/cea
  Classes in English and Italian at the Umbra Institute in language, anthropology, art, philosophy, film/media studies. No previous Italian required.

Rome

• Center for Education Abroad—www.arcadia.edu/cea
  Italian language course and English-taught area studies classes for Americans in culture, art, and history. No previous Italian required.

• Duke University—www.aas.duke.edu/study_abroad
  Intercollegiate Center for Classical Studies with related courses in art, archaeology, history, Latin, Greek and Italian. Housing in residence halls. Requires previous study in Latin and/or Greek.

• Loyola University—www.luc.edu/romecenter
  Wide range of courses in the humanities and social sciences that focus on the culture and history of Italy, including the ancient period. Latin and Italian are available, though no previous study of either is required.

Sienna

• IES (Institute for International Education of Students)—www.iesabroad.org
  Italian language class, program course focused on culture of the area and area studies courses in English or Italian. Requires one semester of Italian. Students with advanced Italian may take courses at Università degli Studi di Siena.

JAPAN

• CIEE (Council on International Educational Exchange)—www.ciee.org/isp
  Intensive Japanese program, large selection of elective courses in English and a core course. Homestay. No previous Japanese required.

JORDAN

• CIEE (Council on International Educational Exchange)—www.ciee.org/isp
  Required Arabic course in addition to three other area studies courses. Instruction for elective courses is in English. Community service/internships are available. Homestays or apartments. No previous language required.

MEXICO

• CIEE (Council on International Educational Exchange)—www.ciee.org/isp
  Intensive Spanish language classes and area studies courses in Spanish for American students. Requires 1-3 semesters of Spanish.

• Institute for Study Abroad (Butler University)—www.ifsa-butler.org
  At Universidad Autónoma de Yucatán (UADY). Located in Mérida in the Yucatán Peninsula. Required Spanish course and optional political science course for program students, remaining courses mainstreamed at UADY. Humanities, business, and social science courses. Homestays. 4 semesters of university level Spanish or equivalent required.

NEW ZEALAND

• Center for Education Abroad (Arcadia University)—www.arcadia.edu/cea
  U of Auckland, U of Otago, Victoria U of Wellington

• Institute for Study Abroad (Butler University)—www.ifsa-butler.org
  Massey U, U of Auckland, U of Canterbury, U of Otago, Victoria U of Wellington

The programs above assist students with finding and applying to the appropriate mainstreamed institution, arrange housing, plan field trips, and provide orientation.

• Boston University—www.bu.edu/abroad
  Special program for Americans, with multiple tracks to complement internships in a wide range of fields, including political science, journalism, communications, psychology, business, law, theater, art history, etc. Housing with program participants.

• IES (Institute for International Education of Students)—www.iesabroad.org
  Mainstreamed courses at University of Auckland. Dormitory housing with other U of Auckland students.

• IES (Institute for International Education of Students)—www.iesabroad.org
  Mainstreamed courses at University of Canterubury. Variety of housing options.

POLAND

• CIEE (Council on International Educational Exchange)—www.ciee.org/isp
  Special area studies program courses in English at Warsaw School of Economics with one required course in Polish language. Dorms.

SCOTLAND

• Center for Education Abroad (Arcadia University)—www.arcadia.edu/cea
  Glasgow School of Art, U of Aberdeen, U of Edinburgh, U of Glasgow, U of Stirling or Scottish Parliamentary Internship

• Institute for Study Abroad (Butler University)—www.ifsa-butler.org
  Glasgow School of Art, U of Edinburgh, U of Glasgow, U of St. Andrews, U of Stirling or Scottish Parliamentary Internship

The programs above assist students with finding and applying to the appropriate mainstreamed institution, arrange housing, plan field trips, and provide orientation.

SENEGAL

• CIEE (Council on International Educational Exchange)—www.ciee.org/isp
  Three required courses including Wolof language, French language and Contemporary Senegalese Society and Culture, in addition to two other elective courses. Instruction for elective courses is in English. Advanced students can take courses in French at Université Cheikh Anta Diop. Community internships/internships are available. Homestays. No previous language required.

SOUTH AFRICA

• CIEE (Council on International Educational Exchange)—www.ciee.org/isp
  Fully integrated service program.  Two part-core course with integrated service, language training and academic capstone project.  Must have demonstrated experience in community service and volunteerism.  Student residence.

• CIEE (Council on International Educational Exchange)—www.ciee.org/isp
  At Stellenbosch University. Required politics and culture of South Africa course in addition to four courses from numerous faculties.  Community service participation.  Student residence or university apartments.

SPAIN

• CIEE (Council on International Educational Exchange)—www.ciee.org/isp
  Students take language courses and area studies courses in the humanities and social sciences at the Instituto Universitario de Estudios Norteamericanos with other American students. Requires a minimum of 5 semesters of Spanish.
• Institute for Study Abroad (Butler University)—www.ifsa-butler.org
  Fall students take language courses and area studies courses in the humanities and social sciences with other American students. Spring or academic year students take mainstreamed courses at Universidad de Alcala. Housing with host family.

• Institute for Study Abroad (Butler University)—www.ifsa-butler.org
  Students take a language course in addition to courses at the Universidad de Málaga. Optional program course. Requires a minimum of 4 semesters of Spanish. Housing with host family.

Granada

• IES (Institute for International Education of Students)—www.iesabroad.org
  Spanish language classes and area studies courses in English or Spanish for students with 2-4 semesters of Spanish. Students with at least 4 semesters take courses in Spanish or English for Americans, mainstreamed courses and optional internship.
• Center for Education Abroad (Arcadia University)—www.arcadia.edu/cea
  Spanish language classes and area studies for students at all levels of Spanish, including beginner. Students with advanced skills can take mainstreamed courses. Host family or student residence.

Palma de Mallorca

• CIEE (Council on International Educational Exchange)—www.ciee.org/isp
  Students take language course, program course addressing globalization, human migration and tourism and 2-3 courses at the Universitat de les Illes Balears. Internship. Focus of program is on tourism management. Requires a minimum of 4 semesters of Spanish.

Toledo

• Center for Education Abroad (Arcadia University)—www.arcadia.edu/cea
  Range of course offerings at Fundacion Jose Ortega y Gasset taught in Spanish. Requires a minimum of 4 semesters of Spanish. Internship. Homestay with host family or in student residence.

TAIWAN

• CIEE (Council on International Educational Exchange)—www.ciee.org/isp
  At National Chengchi University. Intensive language in addition to three area studies courses. No Chinese language required, but one year is recommended.

THE NETHERLANDS

• CIEE (Council on International Educational Exchange)—www.ciee.org/isp
  International and American students take courses in political science, economics, international relations, and some humanities. Beginning Dutch courses are available.
• IES (Institute for International Education of Students)—www.iesabroad.org
  This is a program that emphasizes service-learning in a European context. Students may also take music performance and studio art courses that are taught in English, No previous study of Dutch required.

TURKEY

• CIEE (Council on International Educational Exchange)—www.ciee.org/isp
  Required Turkish course and a multi-disciplinary core course about modern Turkey, in addition to three other area studies courses from three local universities. Community internships/internships are available. Housing in campus dormitories. No previous language required.

VIETNAM

• CIEE (Council on International Educational Exchange)—www.ciee.org/isp
  Special area studies program courses taught in English at the U of Hanoi, with required course in Vietnamese language. Guesthouse for foreigners.