Office of International Education at the University of Georgia

BUTEX member institutions in the UK.

Eligibility: Students who have been offered a study abroad or exchange place at a UK university or college which is BUTEX-affiliated. Eligible UGA Exchange Programs include Aberystwyth, Lancaster, Leicester, Liverpool, Nottingham, Reading, and Sussex.

If you are not sure whether your host institution is BUTEX-affiliated, please see our website (www.butex.ac.uk).

Fall 2013/Spring 14 Deadline: May 31, 2013

The value of each scholarship is £500 and will be paid to the winners once they have arrived and registered at their host university. Read More

For UGA students pursuing Certificate in International Agriculture only. Read More

For UGA undergraduates in the CAES enrolled in CAES-sponsored study abroad, international internship or exchange programs. Applications due in March.

Dr. Josef Broder, 102 Conner Hall, 706-542-1611, jbroder@uga.edu Read More

For undergraduate/graduate students in the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences. Read More

Each year, the Department of Germanic & Slavic Studies awards several Kicklighter travel grants to students planning to study abroad during the summer or for the entire academic year. The grants normally range from $500-$100 and are intended to encourage study abroad by defraying travel expenses for the student. They are also an academic distinction and are given on a competitive basis. Selection criteria include the student’s overall academic standing, students’ proficiency in German or Russian, course work in the field, and the nature and quality of the program a student plans to attend. Eligible to apply are students with majors or minors in German, Russian, and Germanic & Slavic Languages. Read More

Only for second and third-year Honors students. Once a year deadline in Fall. Read More

The Meredith Hope Emerson Memorial Award for Study Abroad was established in 2008 to honor and remember Meredith's love for and excellence in the study of French Language and Culture. The $1000 prize will be awarded for French-language study in a French-speaking country, with preference given to current and former residents of the French Language Community. Applicants must be full-time undergraduate students at the University of Georgia. The award recipient will be recognized at the Pi Delta Phi ceremony in April.

Contact:
Dr. Jonathan Krell, Department of Romance Languages
241 Gilbert Hall, jkrell@uga.edu Read More

2 Need-based SPIA Scholarships Available:
The School of Public and International Affairs is offering two need-based scholarships of $5,000 for students wishing to participate in SPIA Study Abroad programs. All students with a SPIA major (political science or international affairs) declared before the current term and who have filed a FAFSA form with the Office of Student Financial Aid for the 2012-13 academic year by May 2012 are eligible to apply.

One $5,000 scholarship must be used towards the GLOBIS program to Stellenbosch, South Africa in summer 2013.

http://www.globiscenter.org/index.php/study-abroad/stellenbosch-south-africa

The other $5,000 scholarship may be used towards any of the following
programs:

SPIA at Oxford in spring 2013 or 2014
GLOBIS Verona Program in spring or summer 2013 Political Science China Maymester Program 2013 GLOBIS Stellenbosch Program 2013 GLOBIS Asia Program 2013

More information on the eligible programs can be found at the SPIA
website: http://spia.uga.edu/opportunities/study_abroad/

The application for the scholarship is here:
http://texan.myweb.uga.edu/studyabroadscholarapp13.pdf Read More

UGA Costa Roca programs only. See website for application/eligibility details. Read More

Must be UGA student registered with the Disability Resource Center participating in a UGA faculty-led study abroad program for resident credit.

Deadline: April 30, 2013 for academic year 2013-2014. Read More