University of Jaen
The origin of the Universidad de Jaén (Universitas Giennensis) goes back to the
Modern Age, with the Universidad de Baeza, and to the 17th century during the short
period in which the Estudio General de Santa Catalina (Saint Catalina College)
became a Pontifical University. After the division of the University College into
faculties and colleges, the Technical-Academic Commission of the University
Campus of Jaén was created in May 1992. Finally, on 1st July 1993, the University
College of Jaén was definitely transformed into an independent University by a law
promoted and prepared by the Socialist Party and passed on the Andalusian
Parliament with the support of all political parties.
The UJA is a medium-sized institution(some 14500 students and over 800 faculty,
most of whom are PhD’s) located on a new Campus in the north-east of the city and a
few schools in other towns of the province (Andújar Linares, Úbeda).
The university is ranked 1637 worldwide.
The University of Jaén offers international students a wide variety of courses, exams
and linguistic activities.
SPANISH INTENSIVE LANGUAGE COURSE
The Universidad de Jaén, through the International Relations Office, offers some
intensive Spanish language course for international students from exchange
programmes. These courses are free for those students, and are divided into two terms,
coinciding with the University's academic calendar. They are organized and taught by
university lecturers and consequently assessed and credited, so that students may
choose either to just attend it in order to improve, or learn, Spanish, or include it
within their learning agreements with their home universities, as part of their standard
curricula. Two levels are offered: beginners and intermediate, so that one student
arriving in September with no knowledge of Spanish at all may start with the
beginner's course and then continue during the second term with the intermediate
level course. Transfers from one level to another will be decided by lecturers. Besides,
the Universidad de Jaén is an examining centre for the
Cervantes Institute DELE (Diploma de Español como Lengua Extranjera
-Spanish as Foreign Language Diploma); the Instituto Cervantes is the most
prestigious institution teaching Spanish worldwide. Students interested in sitting these
exams awarded by the Instituto Cervantes should say so to their Spanish course
lecturers.
Courses taught in English:
Name
Ecology
Plant Ecophysiology
Ecology of Aquatic Systems
Area
Animal Biology, Plant
Biology and Ecolog
Animal Biology, Plant
Biology and Ecology
Animal Biology, Plant
Biology and Ecology
Environmental Impact
Animal Biology, Plant
Assessment
Biology and Ecology
Limnology
Tourism and the Environment
Zoogeography
Business Administration and
Operations Management
Animal Biology, Plant
Biology and Ecology
Animal Biology, Plant
Biology and Ecology
Animal Biology, Plant
Biology and Ecology
Business Administration,
Accounting and
Sociology
Business administration,
Social Anthropology
Accounting and
Sociology
Business Administration,
Financial Accounting I
Accounting and
Sociology
Business Administration,
Strategic Management
Accounting and
Sociology
Strategic Management of
Enterprises
Strategic Management in
Tourism Enterprises
Financial Management II
Business Administration,
Accounting and
Sociology
Business Administration,
Accounting and
Sociology
Business Administration,
Accounting and
Sociology
Business Administration,
Financial Management
Accounting and
Sociology
Business Administration,
Human Resource Management
Accounting and
Sociology
Business Administration,
Management Accounting II
Accounting and
Sociology
Entrepreneurship and Family
Business Management
Business Administration,
Accounting and
Sociology
Business Administration,
Business Organization
Accounting and
Sociology
Business Administration,
Sociology of Education
Accounting and
Sociology
Management in technological Business Administration,
firms: An international
Accounting and
perspective
Sociology
Surveying I
Microcomputer Hardware
Computer Sciences Applied to
Management
Computer Sciences Applied to
Management
Cartography
Engineering
Computer Science
Computer Sciences
Computer Sciences
Applied Computer Graphics
Computer Sciences
Computing and Society
Computer Sciences
Introduction to Computer
Programming
Computer Systems
Development
Computer Sciences
Computer Sciences
Advance Programming
Computer Sciences
Computer Networks II
Computer Sciences
Spatial Information Systems
Computer Sciences
Software Systems
Computer Sciences
Fundamentals of Computers
Computers
Fundamentals of Computers
(Industrial Engineering)
Computers
Applied Computing
(Administration and Public
Computers
Management)
Medieval Art History
Science of the nature and its
didactic
Cultural and Historical
Heritage
Didactic of sciences
Mathematical Thinking
Development and Mathematics
Didactic of Sciences
Education
Teaching Science at Primary
School
Didactics of Sciences
Didactic of Mathematics
(Primary School Teacher
Didactics of Sciences
Education)
Mathematics and its Teaching
Teaching Science at Primary
School
Didactics of the Physical
Education
Didactics of Sciences
Didactics of Sciences
Didactics of the Musical,
Plastic and Corporal
Expression
Didactics of the Musical,
History of the Musical Style
Plastic and Corporal
Expression
The Natural Way and its
Didactics
Local Development and
Employment Policies
Didactics of the Sciences
Economics
Macroeconomics II
Economics
Microeconomics II
Economics
Renewable Energy
Electrical Engineering
Electrical Measurement
Electrical Engineering
Electronic Simulation and
Electronic Engineering
Design
and Automatics
Manufacturing Process
Electronic engineering
Automation
and automation
Industrial Process Automation
Industrial Computation
Electronic engineering
and automation
Electronic Engineering
and Automation
Industrial Robotics and
Electronic Engineering
Computer Vision
and Automation
Industrial Robotics
Robotics
Computer Vision
Photovoltaic Solar Electricity
Engineering Graphics
Computer Aided Drawing
English acquisition in the
classroom
Electronic Engineering
and Automation
Electronic Engineering
and Automation
Electronic Engineering
and Automation
Electronics
Engineering Graphics,
Design and Projects
Engineering, Design and
Proyects
English
Grammatical analysis of English
English
Drama Text Analysis in English
English
Teaching the Linguistic
Components of English
English
The Intercultural Component in
Plurilingual Teaching (Master
English
Course)
Written English
English
American Modernisms
English
Experimental Phonetics
English
English Phonetics and its
Teaching
English
English Phonetics and
Phonology (English Philology +
English
Tourism)
English Phonetics and
Phonology
English Grammar (English
Philology + Tourism)
Traditional and Structural
English Grammar
English Grammar (English
Philology)
Traditional and Structural
Grammar of English
Systemic-Functional English
Grammar
History of the English Language
(English Philology + Tourism)
History of the English Language
(English Philology)
Foreign Language and Teaching
(English)
English
English
English
English
English
English
English
English
English
Scientific-Technical English
English
English Language I (Tourism)
English
English Language II (Tourism)
English
English Language III (Tourism)
English
Advanced Used of English
(English Philology + Tourism)
Intermediate Instrumental
English
English
English
Legal English
English
English for Academic Purposes
English
Introduction to English
Linguistics
English Language II (English
Philology)
English Language II (English
Philology + Tourism)
Foreign Language and Teaching
(English)
English Language and
Literature
Lexicology and Lexicography of
the English Language
Applied Linguistics in English
Language
English
English
English
English
English
English
English
Discourse and Text Linguistics
English
Anglo-Irish Literature
English
Commonwealth Literature
English
English Literature I (English
Philology)
English Literature I (English
Philology + Tourism)
English Literature II (English
Philology)
English Literature III (English
Philology + Tourism)
English
English
English
English
English Literature and its
Relations to Continental
English
Literature
NorthAmerican Literature
English Morpho-Syntax and
Semantics
English
English
New Methodological
Approaches in the Teaching of
English
English (Master Course)
Workshop of English Teaching
English
Translation Techniques
Spanish-English-Spanish
English Literary Texts (English
Philology)
Literary Texts in English
(English Philology + Tourism)
Literary Translation (Master
Course)
Use of English
Varieties of Spoken English
(Master Course)
Human Cellular Biology and
Histology
English
English
English
English
English
English
Experimental Biology
Molecular Biology
Experimental Biology
Clinical Biochemistry
Experimental Biology
Genetic Bases of Biological
Adaptation
Experimental Biology
Applied Genetics
Experimental Biology
Population Genetics
Experimental Biology
Genetics and Society
Experimental Biology
Genetics
Experimental Biology
Applied Histology
Experimental Biology
Genetic Breeding (Master
Course)
Animal and Vegetal Microscopic
Organography
Biochemical and Physiological
Methods in Health Assessment
Fundamentals of Geology
Crystallography, Mineralogy
and Geochemistry
Environmental Stone Decay on
Monuments and Buildings
Mineralogy and Petrology
Experimental Biology
Experimental Biology
Experimental Biology
Geology
Geology
Geology
Geology
Geologic Hazards
Geology
Sedimentology
Geology
Sediments and Sedimentary
Rocks
Analytical Techniques of
Geological Samples
Ore Deposits and Industrial
Minerals
Ore Deposits
Biological and Physiological
Basis of the Human Movement
Virology
Organic Spectroscopy
Geology
Geology
Geology
Geology
Health Sciences
Health Sciences
Inorganic and Organic
Chemistry
Experimental Methods in
Inorganic and Organic
Inorganic Chemistry
Chemistry
Laboratory Techniques for
Isolation and Characterization
of Chemical Substances
Bioinorganic Chemistry
The Chemistry of Essential Oils
Inorganic and Organic
Chemistry
Inorganic and Organic
Chemistry
Inorganic and Organic
Chemistry
Inorganic Chemistry of Natural
Inorganic and Organic
Systems
Chemistry
Advanced Organic Chemistry
Inorganic and Organic
Chemistry
Structure and Chemistry of Fats Inorganic and Organic
and Oils
Complements of Inorganic
Chemistry
Fundamentals of Chemistry
Langue et Littérature Arabes
Littérature Hispanoarabe
Chemistry
Inorganic Chemistry
Inorganic Chemistry
Langues et Cultures
Méditerranéennes
Langues et Cultures
Méditerranéennes
Algebra I
Mathematics
Numerical Calculus
Mathematics
Business Mathematics
Mathematics
Computational Fluid Dynamics
Fluid Mechanics
Latin Classical Literature
Second Language: Latin
Mechanical and Mining
Engineering
Mechanical and Mining
Engineering
Mediterranean
Languages and Cultures
Mediterranean
Languages and Cultures
Medical-Surgical Nursing II
Nursing
Gender and Health
Nursing
Chemical Basis of
Physical and Analytical
Environmental Sciences
Chemistry
Experimentation in Analytical
Physical and Analytical
Chemistry
Chemistry
Experiments in Physical
Physical and Analytical
Chemistry
Chemistry
Fundamentals of Physical
Physical and Analytical
Chemistry
Chemistry
Fundamental Chemistry
Introduction to
Experimentation in Physical
Chemistry
Environmental Analytical
Chemistry (Environmental
Sciences)
Applied Physical Chemistry
Physical Chemistry
Environmental Chemistry
Physical and Analytical
Chemistry
Physical and Analytical
Chemistry
Physical and Analytical
Chemistry
Physical and Analytical
Chemistry
Physical and Analytical
Chemistry
Physical and Analytical
Chemistry
Environmental Analytical
Physical and Analytical
Chemistry (Chemistry Studies)
Chemistry
Mecanic Physics
Physics
Foundations of Physics I
Physics
Foundations of Physics II
Physics
Foundations of Physics for
Engineering
Physics
Human Learning
Psychology
Applied Psychosocial Sciences
Psychology
Group Intervention in Health
Psychology
Neuropsychology
Psychology
Psychopharmacology
Psychology
Clinical Psychophysiology
Psychology
Psychology of Learning
Psychology
Theory and Techniques of
Psychotherapy
Psychology
Behaviour Therapy
Psychology
Social Work and Citizens
Psychology/Social Work
Participation
and Social Services
International Commercial Law
European Legal History
Statistics (Telematics)
Applied Statistics
Business Statistics II
Statistics II
Public Statistics
Public and Special
Private Law
Public Law and Special
Private Law
Statistics and Operations
Research
Statistics and Operations
Research
Statistics and Operations
Research
Statistics and Operations
Research
Statistics and Operations
Research
Statistical Methods in
Statistics and Operations
Engineering
Research
Telematic Applications
Computers Architecture
Telecommunication
Engineering
Telecommunication
Engineering
Multimedia Communications
Telecommunication
over IP Networks
Engineering
Circuits and Subsystems for
Telecommunications
Communications
Engineering
Electronic Communications
Basics of Telematics
Telecommunications
Engineering
Telecommunications
Engineering
Communications Network
Telecommunications
Management
Engineering
Projects
Computer Networks
Telecommunications
Engineering
Telecommunications
Engineering
Private Communication
Telecommunications
Networks
Engineering
Communications Networks,
Telecommunications
Systems and Services I
Engineering
Safety in Communication
Telecommunications
Networks
Engineering
Signal Processing in Real Time
Telecommunications
Systems
Engineering
Communication Theory
Digital Transmission
Microwave Engineering
Data Transport Over IP
Telecommunications
Engineering
Telecommunications
Engineering
Telecommunications
Engineering
Telecommunications
Networks
Digital Signal Processing II
Engineering
Telecommunications
Engineering
Faculties/Colleges1 :
· FACULTY OF EXPERIMENTAL SCIENCES
Degrees and diplomas awarded:
* Bachelor’s degree in Biology
* Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry
* Bachelor's degree in Sciences of the Environment (Ecoscience)
* Diploma in Statistics
· FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES AND LAW
Degrees and diplomas awarded:
* Diploma in Labour Relations
* Diploma in Business Management
* Diploma in Public Management and Administration
* Bachelor’s degree in Business Management and Administration
* Bachelor’s degree in Law
· FACULTY OF HUMANITIES AND EDUCATION SCIENCES
Degrees and diplomas awarded:
* Bachelor’s degree in English
* Bachelor's degree in Spanish
* Bachelor’s degree in Humanities
* Bachelor’s degree in Psychology
* Ba chelor’s degree in Educational Psychology (Psychopedagogy)
* Bachelor’s degree in Tourism
* Diploma in Primary School Teaching. Specializing in:
Physical Education
Nursery School Education
Primary School Education
Foreign Language
Music Education
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· HIGHER TECHNICAL SCHOOLS (Campuses of Jaén and Linares)
Degrees and diplomas awarded:
* Engineer’s degree in Geodesy and Cartography
* Engineer's degree in Industrial Management
* Industrial Technical Engineer’s degree. (Campus of Linares also) Three specialities:
Electricity
Industrial Electronics
Mechanics
Industrial Chemistry
 Engineer’s degree in Computer Science applied to Management
Engineer’s degree in Topography
Technical Engineer’s degree in Mining.
specialities:
Mine exploitation
Energy resources, combustible substances and mine exploration
Drilling and mine prospecting
 Technical Engineer’s degree in Telecommunications: Telematics.
(Campus of Linares)
·SCHOOL OF NURSING
Degrees and diplomas awarded:
* Diploma in Nursing
· SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK (Campus of Linares)
Degrees and diplomas awarded:
* Diploma in Social Work
Departments
The Department is the basic University body in charge of organising and developing
research and non-compulsory education in its field of knowledge.
Each Department comprises the whole teaching staff, students and the administrative
and service staff linked to it.
In the Universidad de Jaén there are 32 Departments at the moment, which are the
following:
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Business administration, account and sociology
Antropology, Geography and History
Animal and vegetable biology and ecology
Experimental biology
Public law and special private law
· Civil law, financial law and fiscal law
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Criminal law, philosophy law, moral and politics, and philosophy
Didactics of science
Didactics of musical, plastic and corporal expression
Economics
Electronics
Graphic engineering, design and projects
Spanish
English
Physics
Geology
· Computer science
· Cartographic engineering, geodesic engineering and photogrammetry
· Electrical engineering
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Telecommunications engineering
Mechanical and mine engineering
Chemical, environmental and material engineering
Mediterranean languages and cultures
Mathematics
Pedagogy
Psychology
· Physical and analytical chemistry
· Statistics and operative research
· Organic and inorganic chemistry
· Historical territory and heritage
· Health sciences
·Church Law, public international law, procedural law and Roman law
Oregon State University
OSU's roots go back to 1858 when it was established as a private academy in
Corvallis. College-level courses were added in 1865 and the first degrees were
awarded in 1870.
A land grant university, OSU was designated as Oregon's state-assisted
agricultural college in 1868. Sea grant, space grant and sun grant designations came
later, making OSU one of only two universities in the nation to hold all four titles.
For more than 100 years, OSU has had a three-fold mission of teaching, research,
and service to the people of Oregon and the world.
There are over 200 academic degree programs offered through the university.
OSU's programs in nuclear engineering, ecology, forestry, public health, biochemistry,
zoology, oceanography, food science and pharmacy are recognized nationally as top
tier programs.[6] In recent years, OSU's liberal arts programs have also grown
significantly. The College of Liberal Arts is now one of the largest programs on
campus.[7] Over 200,000 people have attended OSU since its founding.[8] The
Carnegie Foundation classifies Oregon State University as a "very high research
activity" university.
It is ranked 56-76 at the regional level, 102-150 at the world level and 55-70 at
the national level.
The academic programs are divided among twelve colleges and two schools,
each with a dean responsible for all faculty, staff, students, and academic programs.
Colleges are divided into departments administered by a department head or chair.
Each department is responsible for academic programs leading to degrees, certificates,
options, or minors.
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College of Agricultural Sciences
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College of Education
College of Health and Human Sciences
University Honors College
College of Engineering
College of Veterinary Medicine
College of Oceanic and Atmospheric Sciences
Defense Education College (ROTC)
College of Liberal Arts
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Graduate School
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College of Science
College of Pharmacy
College of Forestry
College of Business
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The Intensive English Program
The English Language Institute is located in Corvallis, Oregon, a small university
town in the western United States. Its 150-200 students per term come from around 40
different countries for small classes taught by English language teaching
professionals.
The ELI intensive English program curriculum consists of 18-24 hours per week of
reading/writing, listening/speaking, individualized directed learning, grammar, and
other elective courses (such as TOEFL preparation). Our technology-rich Learning
Center adds variety to language learning, and the Conversant Program is designed
to make sure that students have the opportunity to meet Oregon State University
students and local residents who can help them practice their English while learning
about American culture
The ELI works with Oregon State University on the Conditional Admissions
program. Undergraduate students with TOEFL scores of at least 450 and graduate
students with scores of at least 500 can be granted conditional admission to OSU. Full
admission is granted to students who achieve 550 on the TOEFL or who successfully
complete Level 6 courses at the ELI. For more information about OSU admissions,
including deadlines and an application form, see the OSU Admissions page. Take a
look at more information about the CAP program on the ELI Admissions page.
ELI students have access to all of Oregon State University's extensive Internet
resources, including electronic mail and the World Wide Web. Students also are able
to create their own World Wide Web home pages.
ELI students can stay in campus housing or off campus in apartments, co-operative
housing, or other housing.
The Intensive English Program provides a focused English study experience designed
to prepare you for U.S. college and university courses. While you increase your
language ability, you will also gain an understanding of American culture and customs
and meet people from many countries around the world.
The Division of Special Programs (DSP) provides customized English language
programs for groups of ten or more students. In this type of program the ELI works
closely with the group sponsors (such as institutions, agencies, businesses, or foreign
governments) to provide specialized English instruction in support of the students'
academic or professional focus. The ELI can draw upon numerous resources,
including custom-designed curricula, materials, and activities.
English Language and American Culture Programs
These custom-designed programs are arranged for groups to learn English while
exploring the beauty of Oregon. Classroom lessons focus on cultural topics such as
Downtown Corvallis, County Fairs, Health Services, and more. Students are
introduced to useful vocabulary and phrases in the classroom and then given tasks to
complete on field trips into the community and on excursions to scenic places in
Oregon.
Pre-Academic Training Programs
The ELI provides courses for groups to help prepare international students for success
at academic institutions in the US. Courses help students make a smooth transition
into life at an US university by introducing them to campus resources, refining
language skills, discussing cross-cultural issues, and preparing them for tests such as
the TOEFL and GRE.
Undergraduate majors
Major
College
A
Agricultural Business Management
Agricultural Sciences
American Studies
Liberal Arts
Animal Sciences
Agricultural Sciences
Anthropology
Liberal Arts
Apparel Design
Health and Human Sciences
Applied Visual Arts
Liberal Arts
Art
Liberal Arts
B
Biochemistry and Biophysics
Science
Bioengineering
Engineering
Biology
Science
Bioresource Research
Interdisciplinary
Botany
Science
Business Administration
Business
C
Chemical Engineering
Engineering
Chemistry
Science
Civil Engineering
Engineering
Civil Engineering/Forest Engineering
Engineering/Forestry
Computational Physics
Science
Computer Science
Engineering
Construction Engineering Management
Engineering
Crop Science and Soil Science
Agricultural Sciences
D
E
Earth Science
Science
Ecological Engineering
Engineering
Economics
Liberal Arts
Education (Double Degree)
Education
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Engineering
Engineering Physics
Engineering
English
Liberal Arts
Environmental Economics, Policy and Management
Agricultural Sciences
Environmental Engineering
Engineering
Environmental Science
Interdisciplinary
Ethnic Studies
Liberal Arts
Exercise and Sport Science
Health and Human Sciences
F
Fisheries and Wildlife Science
Agricultural Sciences
Food Science and Technology
Agricultural Sciences
Forest Engineering
Forestry
Forest Engineering/Civil Engineering
Forestry
Forest Management
Forestry
Forest Operations Management
Forestry
Recreation Resource Management
Forestry
French
Liberal Arts
G
General Agriculture
Agricultural Sciences
General Engineering(Freshman Only)
Science
General Science
Science
Geography
Science
Geology
Science
German
Liberal Arts
H
Health Management and Policy
Health and Human Sciences
Health Promotion and Health Behavior
Health and Human Sciences
History
Liberal Arts
Horticulture
Agricultural Sciences
Housing Studies
Health and Human Sciences
Human Development and Family Sciences
Health and Human Sciences
I
Industrial Engineering
Engineering
Interior Design
Health and Human Sciences
International Studies
International Programs
J
K
L
Liberal Studies
Liberal Arts
M
Manufacturing Engineering
Engineering
Mathematical Sciences
Science
Mathematics
Science
Mechanical Engineering
Engineering
Medical Technology
Science
Merchandising Management
Health and Human Sciences
Microbiology
Science
Music
Liberal Arts
N
Natural Resources
Interdisciplinary
New Media Communication
Liberal Arts
Nuclear Engineering
Engineering
Nutrition and Food Management
Health and Human Sciences
O
Outdoor Recreation Leadership and Tourism
College of Forestry
P
Philosophy
Liberal Arts
Physics
Science
Political Science
Liberal Arts
Pre-Pharmacy
Pharmacy
Psychology
Liberal Arts
Q
R
Radiation Health Physics
Rangeland Ecology and Management
Engineering
Agricultural Sciences
S
Sociology
Liberal Arts
Spanish
Liberal Arts
Speech Communication
Liberal Arts
T
U
V
W
Wood Science and Technology
Forestry
X
Y
Z
Zoology
Science
Undergraduate minors
Minor
College
A
Actuarial Science
Science
Aerospace Studies
Defense Education
Agricultural Business Management
Agricultural Sciences
Agricultural Sciences
Agricultural Sciences
Air Force Studies
Air Force ROTC
Animal Sciences
Agricultural Sciences
Anthropology
Liberal Arts
Applied Health
Health and Human Sciences
Art History
Athletic Administration
Liberal Arts
Health and Human Sciences
B
Biology
Science
Botany
Science
Business Administration
Business
C
Chemistry
Science
Chinese
Liberal Arts
Communication
Liberal Arts
Community Health
Health and Human Sciences
Computational Physics
Science
Computer Science
Engineering
Crop Science
Agricultural Sciences
Cultural/Historic Aspects of the Near Environment
Health and Human Sciences
D
E
Early Childhood Development and Education
Health and Human Sciences
Earth Information Science and Technology
Interdisciplinary
Economics
Liberal Arts
English
Liberal Arts
Entrepreneurship
Business
Environmental Engineering
Engineering
Environmental Geosciences
Science
Environmental Health
Health and Human Sciences
Environmental Sciences
Interdisciplinary
Equine Science
Agricultural Sciences
Ethnic Studies
Liberal Arts
Exercise and Sport Science
Health and Human Sciences
Exercise Physiology
Health and Human Sciences
F
Fermentation Science
Agricultural Sciences
Fisheries and Wildlife
Agricultural Sciences
Food Science
Agricultural Sciences
Food Systems Management
Health and Human Sciences
Food Technology
Agricultural Sciences
Forest Management
Forestry
Forest Products
Forestry
Recreation Resource Management
Forestry
French
Liberal Arts
G
Geology
German
Science
Liberal Arts
H
Health Management Policy
Health and Human Sciences
History
Liberal Arts
Horticulture
Agricultural Sciences
I
International Agricultural Development
Irrigation Engineering
Agricultural Sciences
Engineering
J
Japanese
Liberal Arts
K
L
M
Mathematical Sciences
Science
Mathematics
Science
Merchandising Management
Health and Human Sciences
Microbiology
Science
Military Science
Military Science ROTC
Multimedia
Interdisciplinary
Music
Liberal Arts
N
Natural Resource and Environmental Law and
Policy
Agricultural Sciences/ Forestry
Natural Resources
Interdisciplinary
Naval Science
Navy ROTC
New Media Communication
Liberal Arts
North American Environmental Sciences
Interdisciplinary
Nuclear Engineering
Engineering
Nutrition
Health and Human Sciences
O
Oceanography
Oceanic and Atmospheric
Sciences
Outdoor Recreation Leadership and Tourism
College of Forestry
P
Pharmacy
Pharmacy
Philosophy
Liberal Arts
Physics
Science
Political Science
Liberal Arts
Print Media
Interdisciplinary
Psychology
Liberal Arts
Public Health Promotion and Health Behavior
Health and Human Sciences
Q
R
Radiation Health Physics
Engineering
Rangeland Ecology and Management
Agricultural Sciences
Regional Studies
Science
Resource Economics
Agricultural Sciences
Resource Geography and Rural Planning
Sciences
Russian
Liberal Arts
S
Sociology
Liberal Arts
Soil Science
Agricultural Sciences
Spanish
Liberal Arts
Sports Injury Care
Health and Human Sciences
Statistics
Science
T
Telemedia
Interdisciplinary
Theatre Arts
Liberal Arts
Turf and Landscape Management
Agricultural Sciences
U
V
Visual Arts
U
Liberal Arts
W
Women Studies
Writing
Liberal Arts
Liberal Arts
X
Y
Z
Zoology
Science
Undergraduate Certificates
Program
College
Applied Ethics
Liberal Arts
Gerontology
Health and Human Sciences
Language in Culture
Liberal Arts
Latin American Affairs
Liberal Arts
Peace Studies
Liberal Arts
Twentieth Century Studies
Liberal Arts
Women Studies
Liberal Arts
University of Mississippi
Known as Ole Miss, is proud of its history of academic achievement.
It ranks as one of the top 10 U.S. public universities in the nation graduating Rhodes
Scholars. Founded in 1844, The University of Mississippi has nearly 11,000 students
enrolled. Major University research facilities include the Whitten National Center of
Physical Acoustic, the Center for Computational Hydroscience and Engineering, the
National Center for the Development of Natural Products and the Center for Marine
Resources and Environmental Technology.
Divisions of the University
The degree-granting divisions located at the Main Campus:
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School of Accountancy
School of Applied Sciences
School of Business Administration
School of Education
School of Engineering
College of Liberal Arts
School of Nursing (added 2006)
Graduate School
School of Law
School of Pharmacy - created in 1908
The colleges in the University of Mississippi Medical Center in Jackson:
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School of Dentistry
School of Health Related Professions
School of Nursing
School of Medicine
IEP Curriculum
The Intensive English Program at UM offers four different levels of intensive English
language instruction:
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Beginning
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Intermediate
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High Intermediate
Advanced
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Each level of instruction is designed to be completed in one semester and consists
of courses in four core skill areas as well as elective courses that have been
designed to meet student needs. Students at each level of instruction are required
to take courses in Speaking & Listening; Reading; Writing; and, Grammar.
Additionally, students elect to take between two and three elective courses.
Elective courses include, for example, courses in American Culture, Conversation,
and Computer Mediated Communication. Additionally, Advanced students may
elect to take TOEFL Preparation and Practice. All courses incorporate modern
technologies that assist in language learning and students have opportunities to
work in a dedicated computer lab for IEP students.
A student must successfully complete one level in order to advance to the next
level. Advancement is accomplished by fulfilling all course requirements (e.g.,
attendance, active in-class participation, completion of graded homework
assignments, and scores on quizzes and tests) as well as earning a sufficient score
on final achievement test(s) at the end of the semester. Final scores lower than
those required to advance to the next level of instruction might require a student to
repeat a course level.
LENGTH OF PROGRAM
The IEP follows the same academic calendar as The University of Mississippi.
Fall (August to December) and Spring (January to May) semesters include 15
weeks of instruction. Summer I (June) and Summer II (July) sessions each provide
4 weeks of instruction.
University of Cape Town
The University of Cape Town (UCT), is a public university located on the
Rhodes Estate on the slopes of Devil's Peak, in Cape Town in the Western Cape
province of South Africa. UCT was founded in 1829 as the South African College,
and is the oldest university in South Africa. The University of Cape Town is the
highest ranking African university in both the THES - QS World University Rankings
and the Academic Ranking of World Universities by the Shanghai Jiao Tong
University. It is the only African university to make it into the top 200 of the
THES-QS ranking.
UCT's success can be can be measured by the scope of study it offers and the calibre
of its graduates.
The university has six faculties - Commerce, Engineering & the Built Environment,
Law, Health Sciences, Humanities and Science –
A total of 21 562 students (15 413 undergraduates and 6 149 postgraduates) enrolled
at UCT in 2006.
Over the years UCT has successfully maintained a 50:50 balance between black and
white students.
All applicants, whether at undergraduate or postgraduate level, must have attained a
certain level of proficiency in English and must be required to submit evidence of this
as part of their application to study, as outlined below.
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such applicants are required to submit one of the following: a recent score
(obtained within 3 - 5 years before application for admission) of at least 570
(paper-based test) or 230 (computer-based test) on the Test of English as a
Foreign Language (TOEFL); a recent overall band score of 7.0 (with no
individual element of the test scoring below 6.0) on the International English
Language Testing System (IELTS); or, noting that this may only be written at
certain designated venues within South Africa, a score of at least 65% on the
university's Placement Test in English for Educational Purposes (PTEEP).
on arrival at the university, all EFL undergraduate students will be required to
write the PTEEP for placement, if necessary, in an academic literacy course or
a mainstream course with an academic literacy component.
MUSASHI UNIVERSITY
Musashi University was created in 1949 during the postwar reform of the education
system. Prior to that, the university’s predecessor, Musashi High School, established
itself as an elite, seven-year educational institution. The university’s founder Kaichiro
Nezu was a former president of Tobu Railway Company and a prominent business
leader in the early 20th Century.
Currently, Musashi University has faculties in Economics, Humanities, and Sociology
and graduate schools of Economics and Humanities. Student enrollment,
undergraduate and graduate, is around 4200.
Classes in international politics and economics, East Asian culture and history,
diplomatic policies of Japan and East Asian society are given in English mainly for
overseas students at Musashi University. Ordinary students may also attend the
classes, provided that they have the necessary ability to study specialized fields in
English.
Business Engineering School, universitat Ramon Liull
La Salle is an international institution which specializes in the areas of science,
culture and education. It was founded in France in 1685. At present, La Salle has over
1,600 educational centres in 82 countries spread all over the world. 73 of these centres
are universities. Over one million students study with us and we have a teaching staff
of almost 75,000.
Programmes:
International MBA
Projects Management
International Management
Marketing and Commercial Management
Technology Management
SAP Consulting
Operations
Sports Management
Telecommunications, Telematics and Transports
Multimedia and Audio-visual Productions
Digital Audio-Visual Productions
Architecture, Construction and Technology
UOC - La Salle
Augustana College
Augustana College traces its origins to the Hillsboro Academy in Hillsboro, Illinois in
the mid 1830's. However, “Augustana College” was established in Chicago in 1860
and uses this date as the College's official founding.
Today, Augustana is a selective, residential liberal arts college affiliated with the
Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA).
Augustana is a recognized leader in academic excellence. Many of the top education
guides in the U.S., like Peterson's, Barron's and U.S. News, point to Augustana as a
place of “high academic standards at a great price.” In 2007, Augustana was named
one of the top five “Midwestern Comprehensive Colleges” and in the United States
and a “Best Value” by U.S. News. Augustana has been ranked in the top ten by U.S.
news for five years in a row.
Departments and Programs
Humanities
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Art/Anthropology
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Archeology
o Pre-Architecture
Communication
o Communication/Business
English
o Journalism
International Studies
Modern Foreign Languages
o French
o German
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Music
Religion, Philosophy, Classics
o Theology (Pre-Seminary)
Theatre
Natural Sciences
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Biology
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Pre-Professional Health Sciences
Chemistry
o Pre-Professional Health Sciences
o Chemical Physics
o Medical Technology
Computer Science/CIS
Health, Physical Education and Recreation
o Physical Education
o Athletic Training
o Fitness Management
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Exercise Science
o Sports Management
Mathematics
Nursing
o Nursing Master's Program
Physics
o Engineering Physics
Chemical Physics
Social Sciences
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Business Administration
o Accounting
Economics
Education
o Elementary Education
o Secondary Education
o Special Education
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Education of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
o Communication Disorders
o Sign Language Interpreting Program
Government and International Affairs (Political Science)
Pre-Law
History
Psychology
Sociology
o Gender Studies
o Gerontology
Native American Studies