Study Abroad

The School of Art supports study abroad for all majors. There are a variety of ways students can experience different cultures and earn credit toward their degrees including summer programs, exchanges, and through travel fellowships. Students in approved programs can also receive financial aid for their study abroad through grants, loans or travel fellowships. It is essential to meet with a study abroad advisor when planning your trip to make sure the program is approved and that your credits will transfer. For more information and help about getting started planning for study abroad, visit the University of Cincinnati Institute for Global Studies and Affairs.

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Exchanges

Exchanges with other universities allow students to pay UC tuition, no matter what the cost of the overseas program.

  • Nagoya University, Japan
  • University of Surrey, England
  • Ludwig Maximillains University, Munich, Germany
  • Universite Catholique de Louvain, Belgium
  • Korea University, Seoul, Korea
  • Universidad del Valle de Atemajac (UNIVA) Guadalajara, Mexico

Summer Programs

The following programs are recommended for students wanting to take art or art history courses abroad. Please check their websites for specific information about the program.

University of Cincinnati in Brazil Art Education Course: Art in Global Society 23ARTE548

Graduate and advanced students can explore the art and culture of central Brazil, and Sao Paulo while working on individual research projects. Partial travel support through the Institute for Global Studies and Affairs.

For more information contact:
Professor Flavia Bastos
flavia.bastos@uc.edu
513 556 2120

University of Cincinnati in Northern Italy 23ARTH247

UC Professors Kristi Nelson, Sr. Vice Provost and Professor of Art History at DAAP and Robert Zierolf, Professor and Head of the Division of Composition, Theory and Musicology at CCM co-lead this tour. Italian Professors will participate as guest lectures. (The course is taken spring term while travel is in June.)

For more information contact:
Professor Robert Zierolf
robert.zierolf@uc.edu
513 556 6046