University of Bonn, Germany

Free University Berlin, Germany

Ecole du Louvre, Paris, France

ECLAP - European Collected Library of Artistic Performance

MeLA - European Museums and Libraries in/of the Age of Migration

Tracing Bosch and Bruegel: Four Paintings Magnified: Tallinn, Estonia; Copenhagen, Denmark

Stirling Maxwell Research Project : Madrid, Spain; Bradford, UK

The Smithsonian Associates in Partnership with George Mason University, Washington DC, USA

University of Florida, USA

Lewis and Clark, Georgetown, USA

Queen's University, Ontario, Canada

McQuarie University, Sydney, Australia

As part of your degree, you can study overseas, earning credits while experiencing new challenges and rewards. The School of Culture and Creative Arts has special relationships with the following universities, and students of the School can apply for exchanges in:

• History of Art at the University of Bonn, Ecole du Louvre or Smithsonian Institution
• Museum Studies (postgraduate) at the Harn Museum and the University of Florida 
• Art conservation (postgraduate) at Queen's University, Canada
• Theatre Studies at the Free University Berlin
• Film & TV postgraduate studies at McQuarie University, Australia

Students in any subject can apply for exchanges to other Universities, providing there is a suitable course of study:

• The University of Glasgow is a member of Universitas 21, which organises student exchanges, study abroad fairs and research conferences for undergraduates and postgraduates
• Erasmus: exchanges in Europe
• Exchange Programmes outside Europe

If you are a Joint Honours student: you can do an Erasmus exchange, but only if there is an Erasmus agreement in place with your other subject. Your full programme of study must be agreed with all of your subjects.

If you wish to study abroad, your first step should be to contact the Erasmus / Study Abroad representative in your subject area, well in advance of when you wish to travel:

• Film & TV: Tim Barker
• History of Art: Debbie Lewer
• Music: Martin Parker Dixon
• Theatre Studies: Anselm Heinrich

The International Office can give you full details on how to apply, courses available, and what you might expect from the experience.

For Academic Staff:

Please contact the College of Arts Internationalisation Team if you have any queries or wish to discuss any potential overseas projects.

Within the College of Arts Internationalisation  pages you will find out:

• why internationalisation has become such a priority across the University;
• how the College of Arts Internationalisation Structure fits into the University wide Internationalisation strategy;
• the Funding and Resources available to assist in developing international relationships;
• a range of reports, strategies and other documentation in our Repository of Information;
• the experiences of some academics who have engaged with international projects in our portfolio of Case Studies;
  
• our Map of International Activities which captures past, present and future and enables colleagues across the College to develop an understanding of existing links with other institutions.
  

Please contact the College of Arts Internationalisation Team if you have any queries or wish to discuss any potential overseas projects.