Roehampton University
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International students
Study Abroad
The information on this page is for students from other universities around the world wanting to come to Roehampton University on a Study Abroad programme.
Semester- and year-long programmes
Studying abroad is the best way to develop an appreciation for other countries and cultures while preparing you for the challenges and opportunities of our global society. At Roehampton we believe your Study Abroad experience in the UK will help you achieve both your personal and professional goals as employers and graduate schools are increasingly looking for applicants who have experience abroad.
If you are hoping to spend a semester or a year at Roehampton on a Study Abroad programme, please request a brochure.
Module selection
To view modules offered by Roehampton University, please go to the undergraduate programme pages. Within each programme you will find module listings each with a module code.
Modules can be selected up to a maximum of 120 credits per academic year or 60 credits per semester. 10 UK credits are considered to be equivalent to 3 US credits/5 ECTS
Guide to module codes
- The first three letters of the code refer to the programme, eg ELL = English Language and Linguistics.
- The fourth letter refers to the year of study: C = first year; N = second year; X = third year.
- Modules with a '10' prefix = 10 UK credits/3 US credits/5 ECTS.
- Modules with a '20' prefix = 20 UK credits/6 US credits/10 ECTS.
- Module with an 'A' suffix are only offered during the autumn semester.
- Module with an 'S' suffix are only offered during the spring semester.
- Module with a 'Y' suffix are year-long modules and are only available to students who are attending for the academic year.
Tuition fees
Autumn semester £4615
Spring semester £4615
Academic year £9230
Application form
Download an application form (Word doc).
Terms and conditions
Study Abroad at Roehampton is available for full-time study only, which would normally be considered to equal 60 credits (30 ECTS) per semester or 120 credits (60 ECTS) per academic year. Your programme of study is subject to approval by the Programme Conveners for your selected modules.
Once accepted, all applicants will be required to complete registration procedures on arrival at the University. The application form is not a registration form and is not a letter of acceptance. Students must provide an official copy of their most current university transcript with their application.
Term dates
Autumn term 2009
- Arrival day 16 September 2009
- International induction 17-19 September 2009
- University induction 21-25 September 2009
- Classes start 28 September 2009
- Classes finish 18 December 2009
- Last departure date 31 December 2009
Spring/Summer term 2010
- Arrival date 7 January 2010
- International/university induction 8 – 9 January 2010
- Classes start 11 January 2010
- Classes finish 1 April 2010
- Easter vacation 2-25 April 2010
- Consultation week 26 – 30 April 2010
- Examination period 4 – 21 May 2010
- Term ends 11 June 2010
- Last departure date 12 June 2010