To find out which disciplines are available at schools in your country of interest, please consult the list of fields and schools , and the individual school websites. Housing, meals, health insurance, and airfare costs are the responsibility of the students for the most part, with host campuses helping to identify or provide inexpensive housing. Home campuses may have financial aid resources available for their students when studying abroad. Check with your RAMP campus representative for more information on financial aid available from the university or home government. Students must demonstrate a command of the language of instruction at the host university.
RAMP is a non-degree student exchange program.
Students receive credit from their home institutions or courses taken abroad, which can be used toward a degree at their home university. Updated transcript and list of current courses. Completed Approval of Proposed Program of Studies form from your department for each host institution you list. Letter of reference from faculty member. Proof of language competence when applicable.