Off-Campus Study
at Monmouth College
Monmouth, Illinois

List of Approved Programs and Campus Reps
Click on the Program to access its website.
Click on the Name to contact the MC program representative.

Non-Exchange Programs:

The campus dadline for applications for UHI is March 15th of the preceding academic year.

UHI Millennium Institute (Scotland): (2007/2010/2013) William Wallace (Brochure / Booklet / Application)
 

The campus deadline for applications to the following programs for is February 15th of the preceding academic year.
 

American College of Thessaloniki (Greece): Simon Cordery (Application)
NOTE: Do not apply on-line to ACT. Submit a print application to Monmouth College.
Central College, Granada, Spain: Michael Harrison  (Application) Note: Paper application required by Monmouth College.
Washington Semester at American University, Washington, D.C.: Annika Hagley (Application)

Exchange Programs:

Applications for the following exchange programs will be be considered no later October 1 for spring semester
and March 1st for fall semester.
 

MC Exchange Application Form / Recommendation Form

Akita International University, Japan (2012): Don Capener (Application)
ACM Brazil Semester Exchange Programs: Ken Cramer (Environmental Studies) and Amy Caldwell (Arts and Sciences) Use ACM Application Form (2013)
Groupe Ecole Supérieure de Gestion - Paris Graduate School of Management, Paris, France: Ken McMillan (Application / Housing Packet (and form)
International Student Exchange Program (ISEP): Heather Brady (Application)
Irish American Scholars Program, Northern Ireland: Wendi Thompson-Dawson (Criteria and Selection Process /   Application / Nomination Form)
Umea University, Sweden (2007/2010/2013): Stacy Cordery (Application)

Note: Dates in parentheses indicate that this program is considered a pilot program by Monmouth College. Programs are approved for pilot status by the Curriculum Committee for an initial three years and can be renewed for an additional three years. After six years of pilot status, a program must be either approved by the faculty or lose its pilot status.
 

 Scholarship Opportunities