Departmental Reviewer Directory
Departmental Reviewer Directory
Business Administration
ubpglobal@kenan-flagler.unc.edu
Special Notes:
Transfer of Business Credits from Main Campus Study Abroad Programs
Students who studied abroad prior to their enrollment to the business school are eligible to transfer back a maximum of 3.00 credits towards their business major/ minor.
Business minors are eligible to transfer back a maximum of two courses (equal to 6 business credits) from their study abroad and business majors are eligible to transfer back a maximum 3 courses (equal to 9 business credits) from their study abroad.
All requests will be reviewed; however, approval of credit is not guaranteed.
Courses not approved for business credit may be considered by the main campus Study Abroad Office for general, non-business elective hours towards graduation.
Area of Study:
Business Administration
Department Website
Chinese
chinesestudyabroadapproval@unc.edu
Special Notes:
Students need to schedule a placement exam with the Asian Studies Department upon returning from their Study Abroad program, to determine what language level they will earn. Please take a moment to review the Asian Studies Department website regarding Study Abroad Credit in the link below.
Area of Study:
Chinese
Department Website
Communication
Brown, Williambrownwa@live.unc.edu
Special Notes:
The programs listed below have been designated by the Communication Department as a good fit for Communications students; however, the institutions and programs listed below are not an exhaustive list of locations for Communication students. Courses taken on all programs listed below (exception: Communication in New Zealand as students will earn UNC Graded Credit) will transfer as study abroad transfer credit, provided students earn the equivalent of a UNC “C” grade or better. Please note: Communication students are only required to take a certain number of courses within their concentrations; if an institution/program is highlighted for a certain concentration that does not mean students cannot earn major credit when studying abroad at that location.
| Location | University/Program | Term | Notes |
| France | Boston University Paris Summer Internship (Third-Party Provider) | Summer | Internships available, excellent location for IOC and MTSP COMM concentration courses |
| Ireland | CAPA Dublin Study and Intern Abroad (Third-Party Provider) | Summer, Semester | Excellent location for all COMM concentrations |
| England | CAPA London Study and Intern Abroad (Third-Party Provider) | Summer, Semester | Excellent location for all COMM concentrations |
| Greece | College Year in Athens (Third-Party Provider) | Summer, Semester | Opportunity to learn about intercultural communication, Excellent location for all COMM concentrations |
| New Zealand | Communication in New Zealand (Faculty-led Program) | Summer | Coming soon in Summer 2021! |
| Denmark and Sweden | DIS Copenhagen/DIS Stockholm (Third-Party Provider) | Summer, Semester | Excellent location for all COMM concentrations |
| South Korea | Korea University (Exchange) | Semester | Excellent location for all COMM concentrations |
| England | Lancaster University (Exchange) | Semester | Excellent location for IOC and MTSP |
| Italy | UNC in Firenze (Signature Program) | Summer, Semester | Internships available, Excellent location for all COMM concentrations |
| New Zealand | University of Canterbury (Direct Enroll) | Semester | Excellent location for IOC and MTSP |
| Australia | University of Melbourne (Exchange) | Semester | Excellent location for IOC and MTSP |
| New Zealand | University of Otago (Exchange) | Semester | Excellent location for all COMM concentrations |
| Ecuador | Universidad de San Francisco de Quito (Exchange) | Semester | Excellent location for all COMM concentrations |
| England | University of Sussex (Exchange) | Semester | Excellent location for all COMM concentrations |
Area of Study:
Communication Studies
Department Website
Comparative Literature
Johnson, Martinmlj@email.unc.edu
Special Notes:
Study Abroad courses in English and Comparative Literature typically count as 200-level electives, although exceptions may be made for especially rigorous courses. To earn elective credit toward the major or any department minor, students must write a minimum of 4000 words of graded, non-exam writing in a Study Abroad course. Pre-approval inquiries can be emailed to Dr. Jennifer Larson (jlarson@email.unc.edu). Effective Fall 2017, students may not earn credit for Creative Writing courses taken in Study Abroad programs.
Area of Study:
Comparative Literature
Computer Science
Stotts, Davestotts@cs.unc.edu
Special Notes:
Constraints on course approval: we typically do not give study abroad credit for COMP Core courses. These are core courses for the department and should be taken before you study abroad. The department will only approve up to 2 Computer Science courses.
Area of Study:
Computer Science
Department Website