England: University of Chichester

‌The University of Chichester is internationally recognized as a beacon of good practice for high quality, student-centered higher education within a supportive community of learning.

International students play a significant part in life at the University of Chichester. Located on England's south coast, Chichester offers a welcoming, safe, and accessible environment for students. The UK and particularly Chichester is a diverse and friendly place that is home to several thousand international students each year.

Dates & Deadlines

Term: Spring 2024
App Deadline: Sunday, October 1, 2023
Program Dates: Monday, February 11 - Saturday, June 8, 2024

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Location

The Cathedral city of Chichester, with its blend of over two thousand years of history offers a stunning backdrop to a city filled with historical and cultural delights, shopping, and over 100 places to eat. Chichester has ten miles of beautiful coastline which provides a great environment for water sports, walkers, and cyclists. As of the 2011 Census, the population was estimated at about 114,000. The city center has great shopping with a mix of famous High Street stores and high quality independent clothes and shoe shops. Chichester lies between two areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty - the South Downs and Chichester Harbor - as well as other nature reserves, stunning beaches and dramatic coastline to the south.

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Academics

Study abroad students coming to Chichester can choose any combination of modules from the courses listed as long as courses don't run simultaneously. Students can only choose from modules of their designated course. You must make sure your university approves your module selection and will transfer credit back to your degree course. The modules are listed under each subject. You can view modules offered on Chichester's module guide. You can choose 4 modules per semester from the courses below:

Business Studies
English and Creative Writing
Media Studies,
History
Theology and Religion
Dance
Psychology
Sport and Exercise Sciences
Sport Development and Management
Fine Art
Charity Development
Music

Please note:
L4: This is a 1st year module of our 3 year degree program (equal to a 2nd year of a 4 year degree structure).
L5: This is a 2nd year module of our 3 year degree program (equal to a 3rd year of a 4 year degree structure).
6: This is a 3rd year module of our 3 year degree program (equal to a 4th year of a 4 year degree structure).

Credit Equivalents/Grade Conversion:
Credits:
Uses ECTS credits
15 = 7.5 ECTS = 3.8 sem hrs

Grades:
Grades
70+ = A
65-69 = A-
61-64 = B+
58-60 = B
55-57 = B-
52-54 = C+
49-51 = C
45-48 = C-
40-44 = D
25-39 = D-
<38 = No transfer

Level of Courses:
Level 4 = lower level
Levels 5 & 6 = upper level
Levels 7 & 8 = postgraduate levels

Participant Info

Important information to review:

Review the roles of the Advisee and the Advisor under the main menu Get Started

Entry and Exit Requirements:

Review and follow the travel recommendations of the CDC for the United Kingdom

Monitor appropriate websites for updates and information about COVID or other emergencies before departing and while in the destination country. The U.S. Embassy for the United Kingdom provides updates that can be found on their website

Housing & Meals

Housing:

On Campus Residence Halls
Off Campus Apartments

You can apply for University owned accommodation as described above via the Admissions Portal. Please note accommodation application must be submitted by the deadline to ensure you are guaranteed a room in University accommodation.

Once the University of Chichester has received your electronic application, accommodation will be allocated using a randomizes allocation system and you will be notified by e-mail of the accommodation we have reserved for you. If you are successful in getting University-owned and managed accommodation you will have 7 days to pay your non-refundable* £100 booking fee from the day you received your offer email. All booking fees must be paid online.

You will be asked to indicate the type of accommodation you would be happy to accept at University of Chichester in order of preference. While the university will try to meet students’ requests for particular accommodation, we cannot guarantee University-owned accommodation and if you are successful in securing a room the type of accommodation offered may not necessarily be your first choice or on your requested campus. Students will be billed for their housing on a weekly basis.

Meals:

There are on and off-campus options for housing with or without meal plans, along with shared apartment or single room options. The student halls of residence on campus include both catered and self catered. The campus also includes the Student Union, The Hub Bar, and a safety bus to haul students to and from any location on campus.

Program Costs

Estimated Program Cost: $14,508*

*estimated total cost of participation, actual amount depends on type of housing accommodation selected, actual airfare purchase price, personal spending habits, and other factors

Estimated Total Program Cost	$14,508
Estimated U-bill Charges	$5,268
Estimated Out-of-Pocket Costs	$9,240

Spring 2024 Estimated Budget Sheets (PDF)

Fall 2023 Estimated Budget Sheets (PDF)

Cost of Studying On Campus at UNI*

*per semester, estimated, will vary per person

Tuition & Fees	$4,527
Room & Board	$4,580
Books	$400
Personal Expenses	$878
Transportation	$320
Total	$10,705

Source: https://admissions.uni.edu/cost-aid

‌Eligibility Requirements to Study Abroad

The Study Abroad Center reserves the right to determine participants' eligibility to study abroad. Students must have a completed study abroad application, including supportive recommendation form(s). Additionally, students must meet all of the following in order to be eligible to study abroad:

Have a cumulative 2.5 GPA or higher at the time of application and maintain this cumulative GPA prior to departure and throughout the study abroad process
If your cumulative GPA is lower than 2.5, submit the following to the Study Abroad Center (103 East Bartlett):
- Letters of reference from two academic contacts (e.g. academic advisor and former or current professor) supporting your pursuit of study abroad. If you are attending a faculty-led study abroad program, one of the letters must be from a course leader. However, if the program has two course leaders, only one of the letters can be from one of the course leaders.

Must be over the age of 18 years old
Must meet the course prerequisites (participation in the program is dependent upon meeting these)
Must be in good standing with the university
UNI's partner institutions may require additional eligibility requirements to be met, these vary from institution to institution. Please consult with the Study Abroad Center staff to discuss these additional requirements, if applicable.
Applicants traveling to a region of a country or a country with an overall Travel Advisory Level 3 (Reconsider Travel) or 4 (Do Not Travel) will not be eligible.