Study Abroad 3A

1. Why study abroad with
CMAT?

2. Studying Abroad: Pros
 Can lead to International Employment
 Improves Resume
 Credits for Degree
 Chance to Travel

3. Scotland Study Abroad
 Receive four credits in a short amount of
time
 Travel to a different country
 Learn about another culture

4. In Scotland
 Based in Edinburgh
 Visit important sites in the area
 Travel as a class to learn about the city

5. Scotland Study Abroad Cost
 Program Cost: $3,250
 Other Estimated Costs: $760
 Estimated Total of $4,010

6. Financial Aid
 SU Study Abroad Scholarship
 Creative Fundraising
◦ Bake sale
◦ Car wash
◦ raffle
 In most cases, any financial aid you
already receive will apply

7. Study Abroad Info
 People to see: Dr.Mullins, Prof. Susan
Cooledge, Dr.Jody Morrison, Dr. Darrell
Newton. Dr. Corinne Pubill. Prof Kristen
Walton Prof Jennifer Cox.
 England- Newton
 Argentina-Pubill
 Scotland- Jennifer Cox

8. Culture
◦ Chance to open your eyes to the world outside
the United States.
◦ Opportunity to experience different types of
cuisine.
◦ Learn a lot about your culture while learning
about the local culture around you.
◦ Gain overseas work experience that companies
may be looking for in employees.

9. Resume
 International studies look great on your
resume
 Internship Opportunities in your field
◦ Advertising, PR, Event Planning, Journalism,
Web Design, TV/Radio, Video Production

10. Adding credibility to your name!
• Only about 1% of American college
students study abroad
• Become competitive in the job market

11. Internships Abroad
 CMAT students can earn credits and do an
internship abroad
 Full Semester
 Places include:
◦ Florence, Italy
◦ Dublin, Ireland
◦ Barcelona, Spain
◦ Milan, Italy

12. Eligibility
 2.5 GPA
 3.0 in your CMAT classes
 Internship/Study Abroad
◦ C or better in CMAT 101, 102, and 297
◦ Junior standing
◦ Track core courses complete

13. Short Term Programs
 Generally more affordable than longer
programs
 They appeal to students who might not be
able or willing to commit to a semester or
a year abroad
 They allow students in structured
academic programs like, nursing, and
education to study abroad without falling
behind in their programs.

14. Ecuador September 1 – Tuesday, December 10, 2013
 Salisbury University provides a semester
program
 Center for Interamerican Studies
Foundation (CEDEI) in Cuenca, Ecuador
 30% in the past 5 years of students
studying at the university
 Here you can go towards your Spanish
track, Latin American track, and Business
Track towards your Salisbury degree

15. Long term Programs
 Positive effect on student's personal,
professional, and academic life
 influences the career path, world-view,
and self-confidence of students

16. Argentina
 Salisbury University provides a winter
program
 You would be taking a 4 credit course;
MDFL 248: Studies in Contemporary
Cultures: Society
 You would be staying in the America del
Sur Youth hotel
 $4,510 is the average price students
spend during this winter excursion ($2150
is the price for the tuition and fees)

17. Chile
 You would be studying at The Universidad
Viña del Mar
 This is a semester program which can be
utilized for your Spanish, Latin America or
Business Degree
 Courses are offered in both English and
Spanish
 This new program is supported by the
reputation that Chile has recieved for being a
powerhouse in networking and business

18. Works Cited
 http://www.globalexperiences.com/general/inter
national-internships.php
 http://www.salisbury.edu/commarts/faculty.h
tml
 http://www.salisbury.edu/intled/StudyAbroad
/safinaid.asp
 http://www.globalexperiences.com/internship
s/dublin-internships.php
 http://www.salisbury.edu/intled/studyabroad
/alettertoparents.asp
 http://www.salisbury.edu/intled/StudyAbroad
/programs/single.asp?pid=215