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Maximizing Your Study Year Abroad: Module Selection and Essential Support

Get assistance with module selection for your study year abroad in 2014/15 from Mary and Sarah. Explore the Learning and Development on Study Year Abroad module. Ensure you comply with host institution requirements and submit necessary forms. Develop your CV and write a cross-cultural analysis report. Discover various international study opportunities in EU and beyond. Reach out to Mary Bishop for more information and express interest in different options. Have questions? Email Mary at mary2.bishop@uwe.ac.uk.

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Maximizing Your Study Year Abroad: Module Selection and Essential Support

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  1. Study Year Abroad (SYA) 2014/15

  2. Registering/choosing your modules • Support with application/Erasmus paperwork: Frances and Sarah, email: studyabroad@uwe.ac.uk • Support with application/academic module selection: Mary Bishop, email: Mary2.Bishop@uwe.ac.uk Support is available throughout your 2nd year in preparation for going and during your actual sya from Sarah and Mary

  3. ‘Learning and Development on Study Year Abroad’ • 15 credit level 3 module • In your final year you study 105 credits ie. one 15 credit option less. • In addition to meeting the requirements of your Learning Agreement with your host institution, the Learning and Development on Study Year Abroad module is assessed by a Portfolio of activities

  4. Portfolio – Activities 1,2, 3 • All students must attend host institution classes and sit host institution assessments, to evidence this students must submit Forms A and B, signed by the institution: • Form A: End of Semester Personal Review Form A • Form B: End of Semester Personal Review Form B • Form C: End of Semester Personal Review Form C (where appropriate, some institutions only have 2 semesters) • Where students have a semester of internship/placement they should use the appropriate Form (A,B or C) but the signature should be that of their line manager

  5. Portfolio – Activity 4 Evidencing Personal Development from SYA • Developing a cv reflecting your international experience

  6. Portfolio – Activity 5 Host country Cross Cultural Analysis Report (1500 to 2000 words).

  7. Summary • Today’s briefing is about Erasmus exchanges in the EU; • There are other study year abroad opportunities outside of this: • For Economics students there is a franchise in Vietnam; • For B&M, B&MwithMarketing; B&MwithAccounting and Finance; HRM; Economics; Accounting and Finance and also Banking and Finance there are dual degrees in Malaysia; • There are other potential sandwich year opportunities in Cambodia and Taiwan. • If you are interested in any of the above (you can apply for Erasmus and still express an interest in other options) then please email me on mary2.bishop@uwe.ac.uk • Any questions?

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