Relevant Links
University of
Nottingham
Nottingham Module Catalogue
Nottingham International Office
UA Office of
Study Abroad and Student Exchange
Interested students should contact Robin Rarick; 626-7908;
rrarick@email.arizona.edu
and attend a study abroad information session through the Office of Study
Abroad and Student Exchange (above).
Application Deadlines:
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May 31 for Fall
term or full academic year
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Nov 31 for spring term only
Regents Professor
John Enemark is the faculty contact for this program.
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The Department of Chemistry is pleased to introduce an
International Exchange Program for Chemistry beginning Fall 2005!
Students will have the opportunity to study chemistry during their 3rd year at the
University of Nottingham in England.
Eligibility Criteria:
Students must have completed
- one year of general chemistry with labs
- one year of organic chemistry with labs
- one year of calculus based physics with labs
- MATH 124, 129, & 223
- CHEM 325 & 326
Also, students must carry at least a 3.0 GPA overall, with a 3.5 GPA in
the pre-major/major courses to be considered for the program.
Course Selection at Nottingham:
A series of Nottingham modules
(classes) has been pre-approved for use by UA students in the CHEM major.
Physical chemistry, inorganic chemistry, and plenty of chemistry electives
are included. You will work with your major advisor to select appropriate
modules and plan out your 3rd and 4th years before going abroad.
Chemistry major courses, along with second language, Tier One, and Tier Two
general education may be completed at Nottingham.
Outbound UA students to Nottingham will take between
50-60 Nottingham units per semester (up to 120 per year) to be considered
full-time.
Students may opt for the full academic year, or just the fall or spring
semesters if appropriate.
 From
left: Dr. John Enemark, Matt Ferran, Chris Wright, Robin Rarick, (seated)
Adrian Garcia Sega, Mark Franks
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Student Support
Includes:
 Exchange coordinators at
both destinations to assist with applications, documentation, housing,
travel scholarships, etc.
Faculty mentors to help with
course integration and opportunities for involvement within the department
Academic Advisors who will
assist with course equivalency, selection, registration, and ensuring
graduation requirements are being met
Peer groups to provide insight,
connection and FUN!
Knowledgeable staff to direct
students to campus resources
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