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IFSA Study in Shanghai: International Business
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As China’s financial epicenter, Shanghai is a fascinating place to explore international business, economic development, marketing, finance, and more. Put theory into context with corporate visits and internships at Chinese and multi-national companies. These experiences not only give you a front row seat to this nation’s rapidly changing business environment—they also stand out on a…
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University of Westminster Partnership
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As a university founded in 1836 to provide education to working people of all backgrounds, it makes perfect sense that Westminster has launched a slew of award-winning initiatives that raise cultural awareness and advance gender equality. Winner of the EcoCampus Gold Award, the university’s four campuses offer options galore. Pursue topics ranging from art to…
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Ulster University Partnership
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Formerly focused on art, Ulster’s newly expanded, cutting-edge campus in Belfast offers exciting range of subjects, including computing, engineering, business, politics, policy, law, communication, sports, architecture, hospitality, event management, photography, and digital animation. The university focuses on active learning and employable skills, and students enjoy strong ties to industry, from film, animation, and gaming to…
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University of Stirling Partnership
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Known for its progressive outlook, Stirling has a wide range of liberal arts offerings, a vibrant arts center, and a recently renovated library. Small class sizes make it easy to get to know peers and professors alike. As a national training center for Scottish swimming, football, and rugby, the university has a strong sports and…
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Dublin City University Partnership
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Finding STEM classes abroad can be challenging. Just north of Dublin, Dublin City University offers great access to classes in health sciences, engineering, and computing, as well as business, humanities, and education. Known for innovative teaching, DCU is steadily climbing the Young University ranks (for universities 50 years of age and under), reaching 89 out…
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Burren College of Art Partnership
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See painting, photography, drawing, or sculpture with a new perspective on the beautiful west coast of Ireland. Make a restored 16th-century castle your home as you learn from international faculty through one-on-one mentoring and a mix of courses in studio art, interdisciplinary studio art, and liberal arts, with an independent studio option. Plus, the program…
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University of Cambridge, Pembroke College Partnership
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Founded in 1347, Pembroke College at the University of Cambridge combines historic teaching methods with cutting-edge research. Tap experts in your discipline and go deep into a subject you’re passionate about, with as few as one or two other students in a classic supervision group. It’s a format that creates amazing academic freedom. Great academics…
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University of York Partnership
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A member of Britain’s Russell Group, York offers rigorous academics with especially strong archaeology, history, English and STEM, and is known for close community ties. The self-contained, lake-front campus is a 20-minute walk from the historic city center. The student-friendly city of York has all the contemporary conveniences plus a rich history and heritage.…
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Glasgow School of Art Partnership
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More than a few internationally recognized artists, designers, and architects have earned their chops in the studios of GSA, one of the few free-standing art schools left in Europe. Students majoring or minoring in art can choose from fine art, design, photography, fashion, textiles, silversmithing, jewelry, sculpture, and architecture at this world top-10 art and…
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University of Oxford, St. Edmund Hall Partnership
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St. Edmund Hall is thought of by many as Oxford’s oldest educational establishment with a history that runs back to 1236. Affectionately known as Teddy Hall, the college is known for independent thought and academic excellence in history, English literature, economics, finance, political science, philosophy, languages, psychology, and more. Unwind in Teddy Hall’s Junior…
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