Exchange Students

Welcome to UMass Dartmouth

Students coming to UMass Dartmouth from our international partner universities will find that our campus is home to a vibrant, welcoming community of students and faculty from around the world. Located in North Dartmouth, Massachusetts, UMassD is a bus ride away from the small and historic cities of New Bedford and Fall River, and an hour's travel from metropolitan Boston.

Exchange students are expected to live on campus. You can find information on all aspects of campus living, including:

University housing and dining options
Health services and requirements
Sports and clubs

See also the International Student & Scholar Center for more resources specifically for students arriving at UMassD from abroad.

Exchange programs

UMass Dartmouth and the University of Massachusetts system have a number of active exchange programs that students may participate in. Some Colleges and Schools have their own exchange agreements and others are open to students from any discipline. In VIA, search for "Exchanges" and "Partnerships."

The UMass Dartmouth community welcomes exchange students from:

University of Canberra, Australia
Emlyon Business School, Lyon, France
Université de Pau et des Pays de L'adour, France
Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences, Germany
Frankfurt Univ of Applied Sciences, Germany
Hessen, Germany - UMass state-to-state partnership
University of Limerick (Law School Exchange), Ireland
Maynooth University Maynooth, Ireland
International College of Liberal Arts Yamanashi, Japan
University of Murcia, Spain
Queen's University Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom

Exchange programs enable students from our partner universities to attend UMassD at little or no additional cost. Tuition & fees are paid to the home university. See the current university catalog for course descriptions and academic policies.

Apply to an exchange program

Students of UMass Dartmouth partner universities bring a welcome diversity and experience to the classrooms and student life. To get started, consult with the international office of your home university and submit the Exchange Application.

Apply by April 1 for Fall semester and October 15 for Spring.

Pre-arrival resources

For a list of resources useful for exchange, as well as international degree, students, please see the International Students & Scholars Center within Student Affairs.
Campus profile
Course catalogs (undergraduate and graduate)

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