Study Abroad

Study Abroad in Europe (Erasmus)

Contacts

 

 

Study Abroad
 

The following Schools of Study have opportunities to study abroad in America, Canada, Australia, New Zealand or Latin America.

Faculty of Arts and Humanities

School of American Studies (AMS)
School of Film and Television Studies (FTV)
School of History (HIS)
School of Language and Communication Studies (LCS)
School of Literature and Creative Writing (LDC)
School of Political, Social and International Studies (PSI)
School of World Art Studies and Museology (ART)

Faculty of Social Sciences

School of Law (LAW)

Faculty of Science

School Biological Sciences (BIO)
School of Chemistry (CHE)
School of Mathematics (MTH)
School of Natural Sciences (SCI)
School of Environmental Sciences (ENV)
School of Computing (CMP)

Study in Europe (Erasmus)

Erasmus is part of the European Union Lifelong Learning Programme (LLP) for co-operation in the field of education. Under Erasmus, UEA has student exchange agreements with 76 partner institutions in 22 different countries covering 13 subject areas.  For more information on the Erasmus Programme, please go to the Erasmus Programme section.

The following Schools of Study have opportunities to study in Europe through the Erasmus scheme. Please click on the school of study to view options available:

Faculty of Arts and Humanities

School of History (HIS)
School of Language and Communication Studies (LCS)
School of Literature and Creative Writing (LDC)
School of Philosophy (PHI)
School of Political, Social and International Studies (PSI)
School of World Art Studies and Museology (ART)

Faculty of Social Sciences

School of International Development (DEV)
School of Law (LAW)

Faculty of Science

School Biological Sciences (BIO)
School of Chemistry (CHE)
School of Environmental Sciences (ENV)

Contacts

Study Abroad Office   studyabroad@uea.ac.uk

Erasmus Coordinator  erasmus@uea.ac.uk

Study Abroad Coordinators by School

School of American Studies (AMS) - Professor Chris Bigsby
School of Biological Sciences (BIO) - Dr Mette Mogensen (North America), Prof Andy Johnston (Australasia)
School of Chemistry (CHE) - Dr Andy Cammidge (North America), Dr Stephen Day (FF41 Forensic Chemistry only)
School of Computing Sciences (CMP) - Prof Stephen Cox
School of Environmental Sciences (ENV) - Dr Jan Kaiser (North America), Dr Alan Bond (Australasia)
School of Film and Television Studies (FTV) - Dr Eylem Atakav
School of Law (LAW) - Dr Stathis Banakas
School of Language and Communication Studies (LCS) - Ms Hazel Marsh (Latin America)
School of Literature and Creative Writing (LDC) - Mr Thomas Rutledge
School of Mathematics (MTH) - Dr Mark Blyth
School of Natural Sciences (SCI) - Dr Martin Loftus
School of Political, Social and International Studies (PSI) - Dr Marina Prentoulis
School of World Art Studies and Museology (ART) - Margit Thofner

Erasmus Coordinators by School

School of Biological Sciences (BIO) - Dr Mette Mogensen
School of Chemistry (CHE) - Dr Chris Richards
School of Environmental Sciences (ENV) - Dr Irene Lorenzoni
School of History (HIS) - Dr Syvlia Evangelisti
School of Language and Communication Studies (LCS) -
(study abroad in Spain) Ms Cristina Alonso Punter 
(study abroad in France for students on 4 year degree programmes) Ms Ilse Van Der Velden 
(study abroad in France for students on 3 year degree programmes) Ms Claudine Tourniaire
School of Law (LAW) - Ms Claudina Richards
School of Literature and Creative Writing (LDC) - Dr Jo Catling
School of Philosophy (PHI) - Dr Oskari Kuusela
School of Political, Social and International Studies (PSI) - Dr Vassiliki Koutrakou
School of World Art Studies and Museology (ART) - Dr Margit Thofner