Students who decide to attend an NAU-led (or faculty-led) program must apply directly to NAU Education Abroad. The NAU application will consist of: submission of a valid passport, submission of an official transcript, questionnaires students must complete, and documents students must read and sign to agree to. Faculty may also decide to require additional materials for their program’s application, such as a statement of purpose, requirement of pre-requisites, or a letter of recommendation. Students must receive approval from both their Education Abroad Advisor and the faculty leading the program in order to be admitted.<\/p>\n

Students applying for a faculty-led program should be advised that should they withdraw from the program after submitting their application, they will be charged a $500 cancellation fee in addition to any costs that have already been incurred on the student’s behalf such as accommodation, purchases for excursions, or transportation.<\/p>\n<\/body><\/html>\n\n <\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n

What to do when you’ve made your program selection<\/h3>\n
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Apply:\u00a0<\/strong>Once you find your program just click \u201cApply Now\u201d on that program\u2019s webpage.\u00a0Don’t apply to multiple programs at once, unless instructed by an advisor.\u00a0<\/strong><\/li>\n
Wait for admittance:\u00a0<\/strong>You’ll hear about your admittance between one day and three months out from finishing your application, depending on the program.<\/li>\n
Buy a plane ticket, get a visa, and get ready to go:\u00a0<\/strong>While your flight and visa are up to you to obtain, talk to your Education Abroad advisor for recommendations and visa support.<\/li>\n
Go abroad, see the world, meet new people, and have the experience of a lifetime:\u00a0<\/strong>There is almost no better way to network and gain life experience in college than through study abroad. Enjoy where your adventure takes you.<\/li>\n
Come back, tell your friends about it:\u00a0<\/strong>Watch as they start to wonder why they haven\u2019t studied abroad yet.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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Code of Conduct while abroad<\/h4>\n
Northern Arizona University students are expected to follow both the NAU Student Code of Conduct<\/a> and the code of conduct of their program provider or host institution in the time that they are abroad. Should students violate their host institution or program provider\u2019s code of conduct in the time they are abroad, the host institution or program provider will notify the student\u2019s Education Abroad Advisor and if the action abroad also violates NAU\u2019s Student Code of Conduct, the student may face disciplinary proceedings through the NAU Office of the Dean of Students upon their return to NAU that may result in serious disciplinary sanctions against the students, up to and including suspension or expulsion from NAU. Learn more about the procedures of conduct violations<\/a>.<\/p>\n
Students must also be in good disciplinary standing with the university prior to their departure from NAU to their study abroad program. Having a disciplinary infraction on their record does not necessarily cause a student to be ineligible to study abroad, but should a disciplinary infraction be present, the student will be required to meet with their Education Abroad Advisor to discuss the infraction, and review expectations of conduct while abroad. In addition to asking students to self-disclose any conduct infractions, Education Abroad verifies the conduct standing of all students prior to their departure and should any new conduct issues come to light, the student will be required to meet with their EA Advisor and potentially the Director of Education Abroad to discuss moving forward with their study abroad application.<\/p>\n
NAU Education Abroad works closely with the Office of the Dean of Students and supports the policies and procedures put in place by that office and by the Arizona Board of Regents. Our primary concern is the safety and success of all of our students and we will work with these policies and procedures on a student-by-student basis to determine the best course for each applicant for study abroad.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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Step-by-step guidance for NAU students wishing to study abroad<\/h2>\n

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