UMD: A Globally Connected University

UMD Exchange: Università per Stranieri di Perugia (SLLC) (Italy)

Perugia, Italy
Terms Offered: 
Fall
Spring
Year (Fall-Spring)
Year (Spring-Fall)
Program Type: 
Credit Type: 
Minimum GPA: 
3.0
Non-UMD Students Eligible to Apply: 
No
EA Advisor: 
Sally Roberts
Language of Instruction: 
English,Italian

 

All students accepted to an Exchange program are automatically considered for an award of $1,000! See Cost tab for more information.

Host Institution
The University for Foreigners Perugia is the oldest and most prestigious Italian institution involved in teaching and research activities as well as in the diffusion of the Italian language.

1. Click "Apply Now" at the top of this page. You will log in with your UMD directory ID and password.

2. Submit all application materials by the deadline listed below. This includes meeting with your EA advisor (listed at the top of this page), and may include requesting a faculty letter of recommendation, and submitting an official transcript. If a letter of recommendation and/or official transcript are required, it will be listed in MyEA once you start an application for this program. 

3. After the application deadline, we will review all completed applications and nominate students for available spots in each exchange program.

4. If you are nominated to participate in this exchange, you will work with your EA advisor (listed above) to apply directly to the host university, who will formally admit you to the exchange program. Nominated students must complete the host university application in accordance with the host university’s stated deadlines and instructions.

5. Nominated students will then work with their EA advisor (listed above) and our partner universities to coordinate all aspects of the stay at the host university such as course registration, visas and arrival.


Academic Planning

Visit the Academics & Study Abroad page which outlines key considerations for your academic planning as you navigate different phases of study abroad:

Coursework

The Università per Stranieri di Perugia offers a variety of courses in Italian language and culture for beginner, intermediate, and advanced students. Note that the University also offers some course work in Communications and International Relations. 
 

 

There may be other course offerings on this program that are not currently listed in the Study Abroad Course Database (SACD).  If you are interested in taking a course not listed in the SACD, please submit a transfer credit evaluation request.
 

Credit

All credit you earn on this program will count as transfer credit towards your UMD degree.  Most courses at Perugia will be converted as follows:

Perugia Credit UMD Credit
1 ECTS credit 0.6 UMD credit
6 ECTS credits 3.6 UMD credits

The chart above was last approved by the UMD Transfer Credit Committee on July 9, 2015.

Grading

Undergraduates must receive a C- equivalent or better in order to be eligible for the transfer of credit.

Perugia Grade UMD Grade
18  C -

Housing for this program is independent. The Università per Stranieri di Perugia does not have on-campus housing for students. The university works with a private housing company to place students in a variety of accommodations based on your needs. For more information please visit: https://www.unistrapg.it/en/campus-life/services/cerclloggio-umbria


Exchange Program Cost of Attendance
UMD students participating in an Exchange program have the benefit of paying UMD tuition rates to attend an institution abroad. For specific information about this Exchange program, please reference the Cost of Attendance Chart.
 

Tuition and fees for exchange programs are charged directly to your UMD account, which means you can apply UMD scholarships, state and federal financial aid, and alternative loans towards the cost of an exchange. Housing costs are paid directly to the host institution or on-site housing agency.

You can use the cost of attendance comparison worksheet to view how study abroad programs compare to each other and the amount you pay on campus at UMD. As always, your EA advisor (listed above) is available to help you complete this worksheet and find affordable programs that fit your study abroad goals.

Exchange Scholarship
All students accepted to an Exchange program are considered for an automatic award of $1,000! To be considered for this scholarship, you must:

  • Be a current degree seeking undergraduate UMD student (graduate students are not eligible for this award)
  • Not currently receive full tuition scholarship/benefits (i.e. Banneker Key, tuition remission, Frederick Douglass Scholarship, etc.)

Additional Financial Resources


Maximize your time abroad by taking advantage of resources at your host institution!

Student Clubs and Organizations
The university organizes different free events for students to attend, such as shows, films, and concerts. There are also sporting activities for students to participate in!

Counseling & Health Services
There is a clinic providing basic medical services on campus open Mondays, Thursdays, and Fridays.

Resource Guide for Students with Disabilities*
Resource Guide for LGBTQ+ Identities*

*These resource guides provide general information about services at UMD’s partner institution. For more information, consult your EA advisor.


Term Year Application Deadline Admission Notification Program Start Program End
Year (Spring-Fall) 2023 10/01/2022 10/11/2022
Spring 2023 10/01/2022 10/11/2022
Year (Fall-Spring) 2023 03/01/2023 03/13/2023
Fall 2023 03/01/2023 03/13/2023
Year (Spring-Fall) 2024 10/01/2023 10/11/2023
Spring 2024 10/01/2023 10/11/2023