There are two one-week travel breaks during the 5 th and the 10 th full week of each program. Students are encouraged to use one of the breaks for study-related travel. To allow for long weekends and travel breaks there are some Saturday classes. Students select up to 18 units of coursework for undergraduates or 15 units for graduate. Classes are delivered in English and are designed to be international in flavor and to potentially satisfy core or elective requirements at Consortium member universities.
Courses listed below are tentative and subject to demand.
These prices include all enrollment-related fees and tuition for up to 18 units of credit for undergraduates and 15 for graduates, housing and a meal package. Students should check with their home institution for the availability of scholarships and financial aid. The program is designed so students can enroll at the University of Kansas as special students. All students will get direct course credit and will receive an official transcript from the University of Kansas. The Consortium will work with students from other member universities to secure appropriate transfer credit or to provide for direct credit at their home institution if possible.