2017
International Student Guide
The University of New Hampshire, also known as a major research university in an uncommonly resourceful, resilient, independent-minded state, where there’s a new opportunity around every corner, a new project starting every minute, an always-expanding, always-inspiring sense of possibility.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
TOP 50 U.S. Public School (U.S. News & World Report, 2016)
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Contents 2 The University
Major research opportunities, mountains, ocean, possibility.
10 UNH entry options A variety of programs to cater students with different levels of academic and English proficiency.
12 International University Transfer Program (IUTP) Academic and English programs credited toward your undergraduate degree.
22 Pre-Master’s Program (PMP) Academic support provided while earning credits towards your graduate degree.
24 Student life Join over 250 clubs on campus, play sports, make new friends.
29 Dates and tuition Scholarships, tuition, fees, start and end dates.
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THE UNIVERSITY
As one of America’s premier hands-on research universities, UNH will help you stand out from the crowd.
Welcome to the University of New Hampshire “As you learn about the tremendous potential that UNH offers to our international students, I am confident that you will understand why UNH offers you unparalleled opportunities for personal growth and academic excellence. From the day you arrive, you’ll be working alongside some of the brightest, most innovative, and forward-looking students and faculty in the world. UNH supports more than 100 undergraduate majors and 80 research
centers, with modern facilities set on a campus that is rated as one of the most environmentally sustainable in the world. I also rate it as one of the friendliest, fostering a shared sense of exploration, encouragement, respect and understanding. At UNH, you’ll find one of the best academic experiences the world has to offer, at a place that will help you offer your best to the world.” MARK W. HUDDLESTON President, University of New Hampshire
THE UNIVERSITY
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UNH: where first-class experience begins With a rich history of traditions dating back to 1866, UNH combines the atmosphere of a small New England liberal arts college with the resources and opportunities of a major research university. The University of New Hampshire is distinguished by its commitment to high quality degree programs, a location in a beautiful and culturally rich part of the seacoast of New England. UNH has a strong learning culture in which students collaborate with faculty in teaching, research and creative expression along with a commitment to international outreach.
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Top tier research university At UNH, you will lay the foundations for a successful future by receiving a hands-on learning experience. As a land, sea and space grant institution, UNH offers many opportunities to collaborate with faculty and government agencies for research in groundbreaking areas of study. UNH is only one of three universities in the northeast of the U.S. to collaborate with NASA, the others being Harvard and MIT.
Learn from the best and study with the brightest UNH boasts around 2,000 classes in over 100 majors, delivered by internationally recognized top-notch professors dedicated to undergraduate teaching in business, liberal arts, physical science and our esteemed engineering programs, along with wide range of internships and student exchange programs. Smaller class sizes allow for a more student-focused learning environment with 44% of our classes comprising of fewer than 20 students.
High employment prospects Through its many internship programs students have the opportunity to gain valuable work experience while they finish their degrees. The hands-on lab work performed by students allows them to put into practice the theory they are learning in the classroom. This is why many Fortune 500 companies make regular recruiting trips to UNH.
UNH is ranked among the top 400 world universities in the Academic Rankings of World Universities (ARWU), 2015.
Top tier
research university
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THE UNIVERSITY
UNH is one of the top three universities in the country for space plasma physics and has supplied instruments for 24 space missions.
THE UNIVERSITY
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UNH: where innovation meets success UNH provides opportunities for students to actively engage with employers or undertake research to have a competitive advantage in their chosen field upon graduation. Business and Economics
UNH Interoperability Lab (IOL)
UNH’s Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics, ranked among the top 100 U.S. business schools by Bloomberg Businessweek, delivers the highest quality undergraduate and graduate business education. Students learn the foundation of best business practices, while also being challenged to push the boundaries of existing knowledge and create new avenues for exploration in their fields.
The UNH-IOL is the only full-scale, nonprofit test lab in the world that balances industry expertise with the real-world training of future engineers. More than 100 graduate and undergraduate student employees work with full-time UNH-IOL staff, gaining hands-on experience with developing technologies and products with over 100 companies, including: •• Apple
At Paul College, students thrive on the edge of possible. The college’s dedicated Career Center connects students with global employers who value graduates’ academic and professional preparation. The result is superb job placement: 96 percent of undergraduates seeking employment have jobs six months after graduation, and 88 percent of these jobs are directly related to their majors.
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BMW
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Cisco
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Dell
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IBM
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Intel
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Microsoft
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Samsung
Liberal Arts As an undergraduate, explore majors in the humanities, fine and performing arts, education and social sciences that will help you understand what it means to be human and learn how to live well together. As you discover what you are most passionate about, you’ll also develop critical-thinking, writing and analytical skills that are in high demand in every job field and will serve you well for a lifetime. Graduate study includes a range of certificate, master’s and Ph.D. programs across the disciplines. Liberal Arts faculty members are Fulbright scholars, Pulitzer Prize winners and some of the most influential scholars in their fields. The college generates approximately $5 million in sponsored research annually.
Engineering and Physical Sciences The programs of the College of Engineering and Physical Sciences are ranked among the best engineering programs in the country by U.S. News & World Report, 2016. All engineering and computer science programs at UNH are accredited by the American Board of Engineering and Technology (ABET).
Space Science Center UNH has a space science center on campus, which is NASA recognized. It has supplied instruments for 24 space missions, and two UNH alumni are in the ranks of NASA astronauts. Flow Physics Facility UNH is home to the Flow Physics Facility — the world’s largest scientific quality boundary-layer wind tunnel facility. Engineers and scientists can better understand the dynamics of turbulent boundary layers, such as atmospheric wind over the ocean, the flow of air over a commercial airplane or of sea water over a submarine. Marine Science & Ocean Engineering UNH includes a number of cooperative institutes, academic and research centers that support marine science research and exploration, including: •• Center for Coastal & Ocean Mapping ••
Center for Ocean Renewable Energy
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Institute for the Study of Earth, Oceans and Space
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School of Marine Science and Ocean Engineering
99%
employment rate at the IOL and many students already have jobs before graduating.
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THE UNIVERSITY
UNH is one of 9 U.S. universities that hold a combination of Land, Sea and Space Grants, and its professors and students participate in research reaching from deep sea to deep space.
THE UNIVERSITY
Cultivating future researchers and industry leaders UNH offers many opportunities to learn alongside worldclass industry leaders and experts to help you prepare for a successful career after graduation. International Research Opportunities Program (IROP)
Social Venture Innovation Challenge (SVIC)
IROP grants are competitive awards supporting qualified research projects in diverse global settings such as government agencies, museums, archaeological and historical sites, laboratories and field sites. By working closely with a UNH mentor, students identify potential research sites and foreign mentors, and address issues of cross-cultural preparation.
Founded in partnership with Nobel Peace Prize winner, Muhammad Yunus, the SVIC is an idea-stage competition that engages aspiring student entrepreneurs in designing sustainable solutions to some of society’s most pressing social and environmental challenges. SVIC winners receive awards to help advance these promising models.
Undergraduate Research Conference (URC) Each year over 1,800 UNH undergraduate students from all academic disciplines present at the URC. The presentations showcase the results of their engaged and creative scholarly research in over 20 professional and artistic venues, making the UNH URC one of the largest conferences of its kind in the U.S.
Paul J. Holloway Prize Competition This multi-track competition takes students out of the classroom and into the real world. The Holloway Competition challenges students to develop products or services and present their business plans before panels of business leaders who judge their commercialization potential. More than $100,000 in cash and in-kind services, such as industry feedback and mentoring, are awarded throughout the competition.
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“It was scary when I first came to UNH—as I was in a new environment, new culture and totally different place than I was used to back home. I maintained an open mind and positive attitude and said what makes you different makes you unique. From that moment on I never looked back, since then I’ve become a Resident Assistant, a diversity Ambassador, and became senator of the National Society for Black Engineers.” SRIYAA SHAH India, IUTP Academic: Liberal Arts (Psychology)
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THE UNIVERSITY
We’ve got your back From the moment they arrive on campus, UNH students are supported in their quest to identify pathways to rewarding careers and in their preparation for life after college. Taking advantage of our many career preparation services is one way that UNH students parlay a strong education in any discipline into a lifetime of learning and success.
87%
Report job relates to major*
89%
Satisfied with post-grad employment*
93%
Employed or enrolled in additional schooling* *Survey data gathered from 2014 graduates by the UNH Career Center
Each year, the UNH Career Center holds two Career & Internship Fairs. Each fair, over 1,000 UNH students/ alumni and over 130 companies attend. Students from all majors attend the fair.
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A truly global alumni network Graduates with a degree from UNH can start their careers anywhere, from New England to California to Singapore. With 133,000 alumni living in the U.S. and in 78 countries across the globe, your UNH alumni network is there to support you. UNH’s Pathways Mentoring Program pairs interested students with alumni that have a similar major or work in a related professional field. Through the program, alumni share their first-hand knowledge of what to expect after graduation and students develop solid skills as they prepare to launch successful careers. unhconnect.unh.edu
250+
133,000
UNH networking and social events each year
UNH alumni living worldwide
UNH’s Pathways Mentoring Program pairs students with alumni in year long, one‑on‑one partnerships to help them develop career and networking skills.
UNH grads are
60%
more likely to be thriving in all five areas of well-being compared to the national average and other large public universities.
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UNH grads
national average Financial Purpose
Physical Community Social
Elements of well-being
Full-time employment
Companies hiring UNH graduates:
University graduate programs that UNH students enroll in:
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Dell EMD Millipore Facebook Fidelity Investments Google Liberty Mutual Insurance Omni Hotels Oracle Pfizer ThermoFisher Scientific
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Boston University California Western School of Law Duke University Johns Hopkins University Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Services New York University Northeastern University SUNY Stony Brook Tufts University School of Medicine University of Massachusetts University of North Carolina Chapel Hill
39%
national average
48%
UNH grads
Workplace engagement
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ENTRY OPTIONS
Your entry options to UNH University of New Hampshire offers various programs to cater to students with different levels of academic and English proficiency. Direct admission Applicants who meet UNH’s undergraduate or graduate admission requirements may apply directly to UNH. admissions.unh.edu/apply/ international-students
International University Transfer Program / Pre-Master’s Program UNH offers an International University Transfer Program (IUTP) and Pre-Master’s Program (PMP), both allow students to take university credit courses while in a small class environment. From the day you enroll in either program, you are a UNH student. Successful completion of the IUTP/PMP ensures progression into year 2 of the degree program at UNH.
Your path to a UNH degree UNH offers programs with flexible entry requirements for both undergraduate and graduate students. Undergraduate program High School (Year 12 or equivalent)*
Year 1=Freshman IUTP: Undergraduate*
Year 2 Sophomore
Year 3 Junior
Year 4 Senior
Pre-Master’s Program Completion of accredited undergraduate degree†
Pre-Master’s Program‡ (2 semesters)
Master’s degree program (2 semesters)
* Entry into the second year of an undergraduate degree program is dependent upon successful completion of IUTP with the specified subjects and grade point average (GPA). † A recognized and accredited degree will be determined by the admissions department . ‡ Entry into a master’s degree program is dependent upon successful completion of PMP with the specified subjects and grade point average (GPA).
STUDENT SUPPORT
Our commitment to student support UNH understands the transition to university level study can be challenging and recognizes the importance of meeting your academic and personal needs during your studies. Program benefits ••
UNH student from day one
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I-20 will be issued from UNH and valid for entire duration of degree program
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no SAT, ACT, GRE or LSAT required for admission
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receive academic credit on your UNH transcript
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additional classes and support provided
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small class sizes (25 students)
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three intakes per year (January, May and August)
Orientation All new students will participate in a comprehensive orientation program. During orientation you will receive valuable information to help you settle into your studies as quickly and comfortably as possible. Throughout orientation you will have the chance to: •• receive your course schedule ••
meet student mentors and new friends
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learn about academic and social resources available
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tour the campus
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move into your accommodation
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shop for supplies
Academic support The academic team and teaching staff are available throughout the semester for individual or group consultations. Student support officers meet with students regularly to ensure they are progressing successfully through the program and are prepared for the demands of university study. These sessions give you the opportunity to discuss any academic or personal concerns you may have, so you and the student support officer can work together to find an immediate solution individualized for you.
“As a student in the pathway program you have the advantage of smaller class sizes and additional contact hours, coupled with caring staff ready to assist you as you transition into life at UNH and in the USA.” BOBBI GERRY Executive Director, Navitas at the University of New Hampshire
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INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY TRANSFER PROGRAM
International University Transfer Program (IUTP) The International University Transfer program (IUTP) at UNH is designed to ensure you gain the skills necessary to excel during your UNH degree. International University Transfer Program (IUTP): Academic
International University Transfer Program (IUTP): English
IUTP Academic is equivalent to the first year of a bachelor’s degree. IUTP Academic consists of university creditbearing courses and provides an academic and cultural bridge from your high school experience to studying for a university degree in the United States. Upon successful completion of IUTP Academic, you will move directly into the second year of your chosen degree.
IUTP English gives you the opportunity to earn college credits while improving your English proficiency. Upon successful completion of IUTP English, you will progress to IUTP Academic and then move directly into the second year of your chosen degree.
To meet the needs of academically advanced students, a two semester IUTP Academic option has been developed to help students quickly progress through year one, while offering the same support and benefits as the IUTP Academic three semester program.
IUTP study plan options IUTP ACADEMIC: 2 SEMESTERS (3.0 GPA, IELTS 6.0 / TOEFL 75) IUTP Academic Semester 1
IUTP Academic Semester 2
Year 2 - UNH Sophomore
IUTP ACADEMIC: 3 SEMESTERS (IELTS 5.5 / TOEFL 70) IUTP Academic Semester 1
IUTP Academic Semester 2
IUTP Academic Semester 3
Year 2 - UNH Sophomore
IUTP ENGLISH: 4-6 SEMESTERS (IELTS 4.5 / TOEFL 50) IUTP English (1-3 semesters)
IUTP Academic Semester 1
IUTP Academic Semester 2
Please refer to page 13 for academic and English language entry requirements for each study plan option.
IUTP Academic Semester 3
Year 2 - UNH Sophomore
UNDERGRADUATE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
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Undergraduate entry requirements IUTP ACADEMIC 2 semesters
IUTP ACADEMIC 3 semesters
IUTP ENGLISH 1–3 semesters
Academic qualifications
Completion of Year 12 (or equivalent)*
Completion of Year 12 (or equivalent)*
Completion of Year 12 (or equivalent)*
GPA*
3.0 GPA
2.5 GPA
2.5 GPA
SAT/ACT required?
NO
NO
NO
IELTS
6.0 (no band lower than 5.5)
5.5 (Reading/Writing: 5.5, Speaking/ Listening: 5.0)
4.5–5.5†
TOEFL iBT
76 or higher
70-75
50-69
Pearson Versant Test (PVT)
60+ (no band lower than 57)
57-59 (no band lower than 55)
38-56
GCE/SPM
B or higher
C or higher
D (1 semester)
HKDSE
Level 4 or higher
Level 3 or higher
Level 2 (1 semester)
Letters of recommendation
NO
NO
NO
Application fee
NO
NO
NO
* See page 20-21 for equivalent academic entry requirements for different countries. † See page 14 for IUTP English IELTS Reading/Writing/Speaking/Listening minimums. Each band within IELTS (Reading, Writing, Speaking and Listening) is taken into consideration when evaluating your eligibility for the program, regardless of your overall score. UNH will administer the Institutional TOEFL Test upon arrival to confirm the IUTP program duration. Lower or higher than projected English proficiency will change the initially-agreed-upon number of semesters. This information is correct at the time of printing; however, if there are any changes to these requirements they will be updated at unh.navitas.com
19:1 Student/faculty ratio
UNH maintains the highest standards of teaching, and its programs are delivered by qualified university instructors selected for their skill in working with international students.
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INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY TRANSFER PROGRAM
Intakes 2017: January, May, August
Academic requirements Refer to page 20-21 for country- specific requirements
English language requirements Refer to table below*
IUTP English Students in IUTP English take courses in elementary, intermediate and advanced English as a Second Language (ESL) subjects.
English
Skills learned
Classes are divided into Reading/Writing and Speaking/Listening, each taught by a different instructor. Students will receive four and half hours of instruction, four days a week. Depending on your English proficiency, this program can take between 1–3 semesters to complete.
As you advance in your ESL coursework, you will learn many valuable skills, including:
ESL instructors are available to assist students with course assignments and to offer encouragement and advice about strategies for success. The average ESL class size is only 12–15 students, which means you will receive individual attention. Upon successful completion of IUTP English, you will progress to IUTP Academic in Business and Economics, Engineering and Physical Sciences or Liberal Arts and then enter the appropriate bachelor’s degree program at UNH.
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how to read and summarize university level texts
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International University Transfer Program (IUTP): English Required courses: ••
how to write various types of academic essays
ESL 410 & ESL 411 – Elementary English
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how to prepare and give class presentations
ESL 420 & ESL 421 – Intermediate English
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how to conduct academic research to find information to use in writing assignments
ESL 430 & ESL 431 – Advanced English
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NAV 102 – Integrated Learning Skills
Academic credit Successful completion of your IUTP English program will result in 16 credits that will be applied to your UNH degree.
International University Transfer Program (IUTP): Academic ••
Business and Economics
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Engineering and Physical Sciences
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Liberal Arts
IUTP English language requirements (1-3 semesters) IELTS Duration of program
Overall score
Reading minimum
Writing minimum
Speaking minimum
Listening minimum
One semester
5.5
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
Two semesters
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
Three semesters
4.5
4.5
4.5
4.0
4.0
Any band 4.5 or lower in any area is automatic three semester offering. No band lower than 4.5 in reading and writing and no band lower than 4.0 in speaking and listening will be accepted for IUTP English.
Other English proficiency requirements Duration of program
TOEFL-iBT
GCE O Levels/SPM
HKDSE
Pearson Versant Test (PVT)
One semester
62-69
D
Level 2
50-56 (no band lower than 47)
Two semesters
56-61
n/a
n/a
41-49 (no band lower than 38)
Three semesters
50-55
n/a
n/a
38-40
*UNH will administer the Institutional TOEFL Test upon arrival to confirm the IUTP program duration. Lower or higher than projected English proficiency will change the initially-agreed-upon number of semesters. Students entering IUTP English are required to complete IUTP Academic prior to entering Year 2 of the UNH bachelor’s degree..
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Intakes 2017: January, May, August
Academic requirements Refer to page 20-21 for country- specific requirements
IUTP language requirements Refer to page 13 for English language requirements
IUTP Academic:
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Business and Economics
Best Undergraduate Business Programs The Peter T. Paul College of Business & Economics prepares individuals (Bloomberg Businessweek, 2016) to lead organizations in an ever-changing global economy in ways that are innovative and contribute to a sustainable future. Semester 1
Course title
Credits
ESL 440*
Bridge English*
8
MATH 425
Calculus I
4
NAV 101†
Integrated Learning Skills
Total credits 12
Semester 2
Course title
Credits
ESL 450*
Academic English*
4
ECON 401
Principles of Economics (Macro)
4
Elective course
See elective courses list
4 Total credits 12
Semester 3
Course title
Credits
ENGL 401A
First Year Writing
4
ECON 402
Principles of Economics (Micro)
4
Elective course
See elective courses list
4 Total credits 12 Total program credits
Program information
128 credit hour program less 36 credit hours applied from IUTP = 92 credit hours remaining towards degree
Progression requirements •• Cumulative GPA of 3.0 in final IUTP semester •• No grade below C- in ECON 401/402 and MATH 425 •• Minimum 28 credits earned during IUTP
Elective courses (choose two) •• CS 408 – Living in a Networked World •• ECE 444 – Bionics: Technology from Nature •• HIST 410 – Historical Survey of American Civilization •• MATH 418 – Pre-Calculus‡ •• MATH 426 – Calculus II •• MUSI 405 – Survey of Music in America •• PHYS 405 – Intro to Modern Astronomy •• POLT 401 – Politics and Society
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Program highlight Entry to University of New Hampshire programs Bachelor of Arts •• Economics
–– Global Trade and Finance –– Money and Financial Markets –– Public Policy and Sustainability
Bachelor of Science •• Business Administration –– –– –– –– –– –– –– ––
Accounting Entrepreneurial Studies Finance Information Systems and Business Analytics International Business and Economics Management Marketing Student Designed Option
Home to the second oldest hospitality management program in the U.S., UNH’s undergraduate students in the hospitality management program choose from three concentrations: hotel and resort management, food and beverages management or event management. Students must also complete 800 paid internship hours. Placements with industry leaders, such as Hilton and Marriott, are very high for UNH graduates.
•• Economics •• Hospitality Management
* These courses are required for students who do not meet the prerequisite for ENGL 401A. Note: A maximum of 16 ESL credits will be applied to your UNH degree. † Not required for students who have passed NAV 102. ‡ For students who do not meet the math prerequisite for Calculus I Course offerings may change without notice. Please refer to the website unh.navitas.com for the most up-to-date course offerings.
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INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY TRANSFER PROGRAM
Intakes 2017: January, May, August
Academic requirements Refer to page 20-21 for country- specific requirements
IUTP language requirements Refer to page 13 for English language requirements
IUTP Academic:
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Engineering and Physical Sciences
Best Undergraduate Engineering Programs (U.S. News & World Report, 2016)
The College of Engineering and Physical Sciences dedication, to teaching, research and service reflects the mission of the University of New Hampshire, the State’s Land, Sea and Space Grant Institution, and its only public research university. Semester 1
Course title
Credits
ESL 440*
Bridge English*
8
MATH 425
Calculus I
4
NAV 101†
Integrated Learning Skills
Total credits
Program information
Up to 133 credit hours less 36 credit hours applied from IUTP = 97 credit hours to complete degree
Progression requirements •• Cumulative GPA of 3.0 in final IUTP semester •• No grade lower than C in Math 425 •• Minimum 28 credits earned during IUTP
12
Semester 2
Course title
Credits
ESL 450*
Academic English*
4
Math 426
Calculus II
4
Elective course
See elective courses list
4
Semester 3
Course title
Credits
ENGL 401A
First Year Writing
4
ECON 402
Principles of Economics (Micro)
4
Elective course
See elective courses list
Total credits
124
Elective courses (choose two)
12
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4 Total credits
12
Total program credits
36
CS 408– Living a Networked World ECE 444 – Bionics: Technology from Nature ECON 401 – Principles of Economics (Macro) HIST 410 – Historical Survey of American Civilization MATH 418 – Pre-Calculus‡ MUSI 405 – Survey of Music in America PHYS 405 – Intro to Modern Astronomy POLT 401 – Politics and Society
Entry to University of New Hampshire programs Bachelor of Arts •• •• •• •• ••
Chemistry Earth Science Teaching Earth Sciences Mathematics Physics
Bachelor of Science •• Bioengineering •• Chemical Engineering
–– Bioengineering –– Energy –– Environmental Engineering
•• Chemistry
•• Civil Engineering •• Computer Engineering •• Computer Science –– Bioinformatics
•• Earth Sciences
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–– –– –– ––
Climate Science Geology Geophysics Oceanography
Electrical Engineering Engineering Physics Environmental Engineering Environmental Sciences
–– Hydrology
•• Mathematics •• Mathematics, Applied –– –– –– –– ––
Computation Dynamics and Controls Economics Fluid Dynamics Solid Mechanics and Vibrations
•• Mathematics Education with a mandatory option in: –– Elementary –– Middle/Junior High –– Secondary
•• Mechanical Engineering •• Ocean Engineering
•• Information Technology
* These courses are required for students who do not meet the prerequisite for ENGL 401A. Note: A maximum of 16 ESL credits will be applied to your UNH degree. † Not required for students who have passed NAV 102. ‡ For students who do not meet the math prerequisite for Calculus I. Course offerings may change without notice. Please refer to the website unh.navitas.com for the most up-to-date course offerings.
•• Physics
–– Astronomy –– Chemical Physics –– Materials Science
•• Statistics
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Intakes 2017: January, May, August
Academic requirements Refer to page 20-21 for country- specific requirements
IUTP language requirements Refer to page 13 for English language requirements
IUTP Academic: Liberal Arts The College of Liberal Arts offers study in humanities, fine and performing arts, the social sciences and education. Join other University of New Hampshire students in learning from hundreds of distinguished faculty, artists, musicians, writers and visiting scholars. Semester 1
Course title
Credits
ESL 440*
Bridge English*
8
MATH 420
Finite Math
4
NAV 101
Integrated Learning Skills
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†
Total credits
128 credit hour program less 36 credit hours applied from IUTP = 92 credit hours remaining towards degree
Progression requirements
12
Semester 2
Course title
Credits
ESL 450*
Academic English*
4
Elective course
See elective courses list
4
Elective course
See elective courses list
4
Semester 3
Course title
Credits
ENGL 401A
First Year Writing
4
Elective course
See elective courses list
4
Elective course
See elective courses list
Total credits
Program information
12
4 Total credits
12
Total program credits
36
•• Cumulative GPA of 2.5 in final IUTP semester •• Minimum 28 credits earned during IUTP
Elective courses (choose two) •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• ••
CS 408 – Living in a Networked World ECE 444 – Bionics: Technology from Nature ECON 401 – Principles of Economics (Macro) ECON 402 – Principles of Economics (Micro) HIST 410 – Historical Survey of American Civilization MATH 418 – Pre-Calculus‡ MATH 425 – Calculus I MATH 426 – Calculus II MUSI 405 – Survey of Music in America PHYS 405 – Intro to Modern Astronomy POLT 401 – Politics and Society
Entry to University of New Hampshire programs Bachelor of Arts
•• •• •• •• •• –– Classical Languages and Literatures •• –– Ancient Mediterranean Civilizations •• –– Latin and Latin Teaching •• •• Communication •• –– Business Applications •• –– Media Practices •• •• English
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Anthropology Art History Art Studio Classics
–– English/Journalism –– English Literature –– English Teaching
French French Studies Geography German History Humanities International Affairs Dual Major Italian Studies Justice Studies Dual Major Linguistics Music
–– Music Liberal Studies –– Music Composition –– Music Performance Study
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Philosophy Political Science Psychology Russian Sociology Spanish Theatre
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Acting Dance Design and Theatre Technology Musical Theatre Secondary Theatre Education Youth Drama
•• Women’s Studies
* These courses are required for students who do not meet the prerequisite for ENGL 401A. Note: A maximum of 16 ESL credits will be applied to your UNH degree. † Not required for students who have passed NAV 102. ‡ For students who do not meet the math prerequisite for Calculus I. Course offerings may change without notice. Please refer to the website unh.navitas.com for the most up-to-date course offerings.
Bachelor of Fine Arts •• Fine Arts
Bachelor of Music •• •• •• ••
Composition Music Education Performance Pre-Teaching
Bachelor of Science •• Neuroscience and Behavior
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DEGREE PROGRAMS
UNH — it’s your choice UNH offers direct pathways into degree programs in Business and Economics, Engineering and Physical Sciences, and Liberal Arts. However, UNH has over 100 majors within five colleges/schools. Upon successful completion of your first semester sophomore year (year 2), you may be eligible to apply to other colleges or majors at UNH including: College of Life Science and Agriculture
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Nutrition –– Dietetics
Bachelor of Arts
–– Nutrition and Wellness
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Sustainable Agriculture and Food Systems
–– Nutritional Sciences
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Zoology
Bachelor of Science ••
Animal Science –– Dairy Management
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Biochemistry, Molecular and Cellular Biology
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Biology
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Biomedical Science –– Medical Laboratory Science –– Medical Microbiology –– Medical and Veterinary Sciences
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Community and Environmental Planning
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Environmental and Resource Economics
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Environmental Conservation and Sustainability
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Environmental Sciences –– Ecosystems
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Sustainable Agriculture and Food Systems
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Wildlife and Conservation Biology
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Zoology
Bachelor of Science ••
Athletic Training
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Communication Sciences and Disorders
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Health Management and Policy
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Human Development and Family Studies –– Child Advocacy and Family Policy –– Young Child/Nursery-Kindergarten –– Family Support/Family Life Education –– Individual and Family Development
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International Affairs (dual major)
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Kinesiology –– Exercise Science
–– Soil and Watershed Management
–– Outdoor Education –– Physical Education
Equine Studies
–– Sport Studies
–– Equine Industry and Management –– Therapeutic Riding
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Nursing
–– Equine Science
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Occupational Therapy
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Recreation Management and Policy
Forestry*
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Genetics –– Genomics
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Marine, Estuarine and Freshwater Biology
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Neuroscience and Behavior –– Animal Behavior –– Integrative Neuroscience
PROGRAMS
School of Health and Human Services
–– Hydrology
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200+ DEGREE
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Program Administration
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Therapeutic Recreation
Social Work
* Designated degree (the name of the specialization is on the diploma, e.g., BS in Forestry). Note: Entry into the colleges and majors listed above is subject to UNH’s standard admissions regulations. Students may apply for entry to other programs but may require additional subjects to complete the undergraduate degree.
“I chose UNH mainly because the Hospitality Program is the second oldest program in the United States and I want to work in that industry. Also, UNH offers lots of job opportunities for students. I chose to be a Resident Assistant. My duties include fostering a friendly community with students and introducing new students to the university environment.” KSENIA BIDZHIEVA Russia, IUTP Academic: Business and Economics (Hospitality Management)
DEGREE PROGRAMS
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The International University Transfer Program (IUTP) and Pre-Master’s Program (PMP) offer flexible entry requirements in both academics and English.
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IUTP ACADEMIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
IUTP: Academic entry requirements To be eligible for entry into IUTP: Academic and IUTP: English, all students must have successfully completed a minimum of five core academic subjects including English, Mathematics, Science, Social Sciences and Foreign Languages (e.g. Chinese, Korean, Spanish, Turkish, Vietnamese, Hindi, Urdu, Swahili, etc.). Secondary school academic results/certificates are evaluated using a holistic review process. UNH considers the overall GPA, the progression of grades and the individual GPA of the five core academic subjects.
Country
IUTP entry requirements
Argentina
Bachiller with a 7–10
Australia
Year 12 with a 60% or higher
Azerbaijan
Successful completion of complete secondary education (3–5)
Bahrain
Tawjahiya Secondary School Certificate with a 60% or higher
Bangladesh
Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) with a 60% or higher
Botswana
Botswana General Certificate of Secondary Education with a 2nd Class, 2nd Division or C average
Brazil
Brazilian Secondary School Leaving Certificate (Certificado de Ensino Médio) with a 7–10
Brunei
Third class honors
Cambodia
Baccalauréat (Baccalaureate) with a 6–10
Chile
Licencia de Educación Media (academic) with a 5–7
China
Upper Middle School Graduation Certificate with a 70% or higher
Colombia
Título de Bachiller with a 7.5–10
Ecuador
Bachiller with a 7–10
Egypt
General Secondary Education Certificate with a 65% or higher
Fiji
Fiji School Leaving Certificate (Form 6) with a 6–1
France
Baccalauréat Général with a 11–20
Ghana
Senior Secondary School Certificate Examination with a D or higher
Hong Kong
Level 2 or higher in all subjects
India
All India Senior Secondary Certificate (CBSE) with 50% and higher
Indonesia
SMA3 with 7.0 or higher
Iran
Peesh-daneshgahii with a 13-20
Israel
Teudat Bagrut with a 55% average or higher
Japan
Kotogakko Sotsugyo Shosho (Upper Secondary School Leaving Certificate) with a 3–5
Jordan
Tawjihi (Academic) with 60% or higher
Kazakhstan
Successful completion of complete secondary education / Attestat (3–5)
Kenya
Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) with a C or higher
South Korea
High School Certificate with a 70% (Mi) average or an average rank of 6–1
Kuwait
Shahadat Al-Thanawiya-Al-A’ama (Secondary School Diploma) with a 70% or higher
Laos
Baccalaureat II with an overall score of 12–20 (assez bien)
Macau
Follow China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, or Portugal grading scales depending on educational program
Malaysia
SPM with C (credit) or higher. UEC with B (credit) or higher
Mauritius
See General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE, IGCSE)
Mexico
Certificado de Bachillerato with a 7–10
Mongolia
School Leaving Certificate (Gerchilgee) with a C or 3–5
Myanmar
Basic Education Standard Exam Diploma (Academic & Vocational) with a 4 or 50% or higher
Nepal
Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) with 50% average or higher
Nigeria
General Certificate of Education with a 5–1
Oman
Thanawiya Amma (General Secondary School Certificate) with 65% or higher
Pakistan
Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) with 50% average or higher
Panama
Diploma de Bachiller with a 71% or higher
IUTP ACADEMIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Country
IUTP entry requirements
Peru
Bachillerato Académic with a 12–20
Philippines
High School Diploma with 80% or higher
Portugal
Certificado de Fim de Estudos Secundarias with 10–13 (suficiente)
Qatar
Al–Thanawiya Aama Qatari with 60% or higher
Russia
Successful completion of complete secondary education / Attestat (3–5)
Saudi Arabia
Shahadat Al–Marhalat Al–Thanawiyyat (General Secondary Education Certificate) with a 70% or higher
Singapore
See General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE, IGCSE)
South Africa
Senior Certificate with Matriculation with C average or matriculation endorsement with 50% or higher
Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka O Levels: C grade or 55% or higher
Sweden
Avgångsbetyg with VG grade or higher
Taiwan
Senior High School Graduation Certificate with a C or higher
Tanzania
Certificate of Secondary Education with a E5 –A1
Thailand
Matayom 6 with 60% or higher
Turkey
Lise Diplomasi with 55% or 3 points (Orta) or higher
Uganda
Uganda Certificate of Education with a 7–1
Ukraine
Successful completion of complete secondary education / Attestat (6 or higher)
United Arab Emirates
Tawjihiyya (General Secondary Education Certificate) with a 70% or higher
United Kingdom
See General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE, IGCSE)
USA
Successful completion of year 12 with a 3.0 GPA
Vietnam
Bàng Tốt Nghiệp Phố Thông Trung Học (Diploma of Completion of Secondary School) with a 6–10
Zambia
Zambian School Certificate Examination with 5–1
Zimbabwe
See General Certificate of Education: O Levels
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Other accepted qualifications General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE, IGCSE)
Completion with a C or higher
International Baccalaureate
IB Grades of 4 or higher (minimum 22 points)
This information is a guide only. It is correct at the time of printing and is subject to change without notice. For countries not listed, please visit unh.navitas.com/ admissions-requirements.
The university’s commitment to applied knowledge provides valuable learning experiences for students and faculty, and opportunities to help tackle the challenges of the 21st century.
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Intakes
PRE-MASTER’S PROGRAM
2017: January, May, August
Duration 2 academic years (inclusive of PMP and remainder of graduate degree)
Academic requirements Relevant undergraduate degree 2.70+ GPA
PMP language requirements TOEFL iBT 70+/ IELTS 6.0 (no band lower than 5.5)
Pre-Master’s Program: Engineering and Computer Science The Pre-Master’s Program (PMP) is a two semester program designed for students who have completed a bachelor’s degree, but need additional academic support to gain entry to University of New Hampshire’s graduate degree programs in engineering and computer science. Semester 1
Course title
Credits
Program information
NAV 801
Navigating the Graduate Student Pathway
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Standardized test scores
NAV 802
Introduction to Graduate Research
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MATH 835
Introduction to Numerical Methods
3 Total credits
3
Semester 2
Course title
Credits
NAV 803
Academic Communication for Graduate Students
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NAV 804
Intercultural Issues for Graduate Students
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NAV 805
Graduate tutorial
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UNH GRAD
Graduate level course in relevant department
3
UNH GRAD
Graduate level course in relevant department
3
Total credits
6
Total program credits
9
•• GRE scores are not required for entry or progression.
Progression requirements •• B average (3.0 GPA) with no single grade below B•• PMP credit hours applied to degree: 9
Total credits required for degrees: •• •• •• •• ••
Chemical Engineering (30 credit hours) Civil Engineering (30 credit hours) Electrical Engineering (30 credit hours) Mechanical Engineering (32 credit hours) Computer Science (30-33 credit hours)
Entry to University of New Hampshire programs •• •• •• •• ••
Master of Engineering in Chemical Engineering Master of Engineering in Civil Engineering Master of Engineering in Electrical Engineering Master of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering Master of Science in Computer Science
Graduate programs foster a close interdependence between research and classroom teaching and enhance the experience at the university.
PRE-MASTER’S PROGRAM
Master of Engineering in Chemical Engineering As a UNH Chemical Engineering student, you can develop new fuel cells to propel the next space shuttle or turn recycled materials into designer fabrics. Chemical Engineering represents the indepth study of large-scale processes that convert chemicals, raw materials, living cells, microorganisms and energy into useful forms and products. Highlights •• •• ••
Average starting salary of US$67,814 Environmental Research Group (ERG) has over 160 grants totaling more than US$24 million. 14,000 square foot laboratory space
Focus areas: •• •• •• •• ••
alternative fuels electrochemical processes heat transfer inter-facial fluid flows thermodynamics
Master of Engineering in Civil Engineering
advanced electronic circuit and system design through the use of computer-aided design tools, hardware circuit prototyping and hands‑on laboratory testing. Highlights •• ••
UNH has designed instruments for more than 20 NASA satellites. Microsoft Spectrum Observatory
Focus areas: •• •• •• •• •• ••
robotics and neural networks human-computer interaction computer networking biomedical instrumentation communication systems digital signal processing
Master of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering Mechanical engineering provides knowledge in the physical sciences, mechanics of solids and fluids, dynamic systems, thermal sciences, material sciences and design. This program is designed for students who want to construct real life solutions for modern day mechanical problems.
The Civil Engineering department offers you a broad and diverse engineering discipline that encompasses the design, construction, assessment and maintenance of the constructed and natural infrastructure of society.
Mechanical Engineering requires an aptitude for math and science, along with good communication and organizational skills. The curriculum is demanding and will force you to stretch yourself.
Faculty in the Civil Engineering Department have won numerous teaching and research awards, chaired professorships and national fellowships.
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Highlights •• •• ••
UNH Civil Engineering is ranked #98 in the U.S. (U.S. News & World Report, 2017). Median starting salary of US$97,576 Annual research of US$4 million
Focus areas: •• •• •• •• ••
environmental geo-technical materials structures water resources
Master of Engineering in Electrical Engineering At UNH, the cornerstone of the Electrical Engineering program is the involvement of students in the solution of real-world problems. You will gain knowledge of
Highlights
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95% employment rate UNH Mechanical Engineering Program is ranked #109 in the U.S. (U.S. News & World Report, 2017). Largest flow physics facility in the world Graduates have gone on to work in well-known companies such as NOAA, Adecco, Waldron Engineering, Fujifilm Dimatix, Continental Biomass Industries and many more.
Focus areas: •• •• •• •• ••
fluid and thermal science mechanics material science design and manufacturing dynamic systems and control
Master of Science in Computer Science Graduates are employed at well-known companies like Apple, Facebook, Google, IBM, iRobot, Microsoft and Samsung.
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The Master of Science program is designed to help students increase the breadth and depth of their computer science knowledge, strengthen their software development skills and build their research skills. Professionally-oriented students often complete industry internships and the program has an outstanding job placement record for its graduates. Highlights •• •• ••
Artificial intelligence research group Host of the annual robotics competition Many students participate in grantfunded projects.
Focus areas: •• •• •• •• ••
artificial intelligence data visualization lab network research the Internet Teaching Lab (ITL) scientific database systems
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MASTER OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY (MIP)
Top 100 Law School
(U.S. News & World Report, 2017)
MASTER OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY (MIP)
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Intakes 2017: August
Duration 2 academic years (inclusive of Pre-Master’s Program and remainder of graduate degree)
Academic requirements Relevant undergraduate engineering degree 2.50+ GPA
PMP language requirements TOEFL iBT 70+/IELTS 6.0 (No band lower than 5.5)
Pre-Master’s Program: Intellectual Property The Franklin Pierce Center for Intellectual Property, at the University of New Hampshire School of Law, is one of the world’s premier centers for the study of intellectual property law.
Master of Intellectual Property (MIP) For 40 years, UNH Law has promoted intellectual property (IP) as an engine for innovation and growth. Our program prepares lawyers, business executives, government administrators, technology managers and others to become leaders in a global economy where intellectual property, in the form of copyrights, patents and trademarks, plays a central role. And, our global network of successful alumni, connected to the tradition of UNH Law and the Franklin Pierce Center for Intellectual Property, gives students access to IP professionals in more than 80 countries.
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intellectual property law graduate program (U.S. News & World Report, 2017)
Highlights
Key courses
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Patent Law
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Patent Litigation
Ranked in the Top 10 for Intellectual Property Law by U.S. News & World Report every year since 1992
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Home of the only academic IP library in the Western Hemisphere
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Patent Practice and Procedure
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Copyright Law
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Alumni working in 49 states and 80+ nations
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Copyright and Trademark Litigation
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IDEA: the Intellectual Property Law Review is one of the premier intellectual property journals in the world
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Fundamentals of Intellectual Property
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International Comparative Copyright Law
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Home of the IP Mall, an internationallyacclaimed IP resource
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IP and International Trade
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Technology Licensing
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Trademark and Deceptive Practices Copyright
Semester 1
Course title
Credits
Program information
NAV 801
Navigating the Graduate Student Pathway
-
Standardized test scores
NAV 802
Introduction to Graduate Research
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UNH GRAD
Graduate Level Course
3 Total credits
3
Semester 2
Course title
Credits
NAV 803
Academic Communication for Graduate Students
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NAV 804
Intercultural Issues for Graduate Students
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NAV 805
Graduate tutorial
-
UNH GRAD
Graduate Level Course
3
UNH GRAD
Graduate Level Course
3 Total credits
6
Total program credits
9
Entry to University of New Hampshire programs •• Master of Intellectual Property
•• LSAT scores are not required for entry or progression.
Progression requirements •• B average (3.0 GPA) with no single grade below B•• PMP credit hours applied to degree: 9 •• Remainder of credits hours to complete degree: 21
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WELCOME TO UNH
Welcome to Durham You will experience the benefits of a first‑class university located in a picturesque environment within easy access of Boston, Massachusetts. The campus rests in the charming New England town of Durham located on the east coast of the United States, with great access to cities, mountains and beaches. At UNH, you will be part of a quintessential American university community from day one.
The best of both worlds The peaceful New England setting of Durham offers the best of both worlds: perfect for both urbanites and outdoor enthusiasts. This university town is located one hour north of Boston and within easy access of the snow topped White Mountains range, the serene Lakes Region or the beaches of the Atlantic Ocean. Being surrounded by stunning mountainous scenery, it’s no wonder New Hampshire is referred to as the “Switzerland of America.”
Four distinct seasons Month
Celsius
June
Summer
21° to 32°
70° to 90°
September
Fall
8° to 17°
46° to 62°
December
Winter
March
Spring
5° to 15°
Cultural events can be found both on and off the campus of the University of New Hampshire. The university hosts a number of concerts and exhibitions every year and in the surrounding areas, art galleries, museums and theaters abound. Durham, New Hampshire is the home of 18 Division 1 University of New Hampshire Wildcats athletic teams. New England is also home to championship-caliber, pro sports teams, including: •• Boston Bruins (ice hockey) ••
Boston Celtics (basketball)
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Boston Red Sox (baseball)
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New England Patriots (American football)
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New England Revolution (soccer)
Outdoors
Season
-6° to 2°
Culture and sports
Fahrenheit
22° to 36° 41° to 60°
Safest state in the U.S. New Hampshire is consistently ranked among the top safest states in the United States. UNH reflects this standing by benefiting from a strong sense of tradition with a responsible, honest and engaged community. Take comfort in knowing that security is available to you on campus 24 hours a day.
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Visit the beach in summer to swim, surf and sail.
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Go hiking, camping and rock climbing in the spring.
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Go skiing, snowboarding and snowshoeing during the winter.
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Seasonal activities for adventure lovers.
Shopping and dining Traditional American foods and ethnic cuisines from around the world are easily found in the restaurants, bistros, and cafés of Durham. Fresh lobster and hearty clam chowder along with Thai, Chinese and Mediterranean foods are easily available.
Getting around The train station on the University of New Hampshire campus goes south to Boston, Massachusetts and north to Portland, Maine. Boston’s Logan International Airport is the major international airport for the New England region, which offers both domestic flights and direct flights from Boston to a number of international destinations.
New Hampshire is a taxfree state and shoppers can find big discounts in malls and retail outlets throughout the state.
WELCOME TO UNH
A classic New England college town
FAST FACTS Population 14,688 State New Hampshire Currency U.S. Dollar (US$) Time zone Eastern Standard Time (UTC/GMT -5 hours) Electricity 120V
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ACCOMMODATION
Accommodation Live on campus in a classic American university community offering 27 different residence halls and nine different dining facilities. On-campus housing
Dining
UNH offers guaranteed on-campus housing with accommodation available in 27 different residence halls. Making friends and getting involved is easy since all first year students live on campus.
The University of New Hampshire is home to one of the most innovative, lively and progressive collegiate dining programs in the country. Our goal is to provide a delicious, healthy and affordable campus dining experience. Whatever your dietary needs or tastes, you will find it right here.
The halls are grouped into three separate and very different residential areas: The Hills, The Valley and The Timbers. Whether you choose to live in the tree-filled lanes of The Hills, amid the hustle and bustle of The Valley near downtown Durham, or in the heart of the first‑year campus at The Timbers, UNH has the right housing option for you. UNH has co-ed and gender specific communities within their residence halls, as well as groups of students who share common interests such as sports, culture or technology.
As a student living on campus, you will enjoy an unlimited meal plan. This plan allows you to dine in any of the three award‑winning dining halls, as many times as you would like throughout the day. Each dining hall features its own style of cuisine and varying menu. With a variety of offerings including sushi, Mongolian grill, pizza and vegan options, you’re sure to be pleased. UNH Dining Services also expands student choices to a variety of on-campus locations such as cafés, convenience stores and a food court.
Full access to facilities All bedrooms are fully furnished and all residence halls are equipped with lounge spaces and kitchens, encouraging a social atmosphere. As a UNH resident, you will also enjoy: •• wi-fi access ••
on-site laundry facilities
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resident assistants and hall managers available 24/7
The department is responsible for creating warm, safe and inviting communities to ensure your time on campus is the best it can be.
15,000+
Student population
12,185
Undergraduates
2,637
Graduates
You will live in the same residential hall as American students, allowing you to experience the quintessential American university life firsthand.
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The Department of Residential Life at UNH is available to help you connect with other residents, your instructors and the UNH community.
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STUDENT LIFE
Life on campus at UNH Discover like-minded students with a hunger for learning, a love of the outdoors and a drive to make a difference in their community. Social events and activities Making friends and exploring the local area are important parts of adjusting to life as a UNH student. Some of the many student activities include: •• cultural celebrations ••
International Education week
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music concerts and performances
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sports clubs and tournaments
Students also spend time supporting UNH’s many Division 1 athletic teams. There is a special student section called the “Cat Pack,” where students sit together and chant traditional cheers. Another popular activity is for students to touch the nose on the statue of the UNH Wildcat for good luck. We call this “Pat the Cat!”
Memorial Union Building (MUB) The MUB is considered to be the heart of the UNH campus. It offers a range of services, leisure activities and amenities to enhance the quality of life for UNH students. MUB facilities include: ••
student organizations and clubs
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2D and 3D movie theaters
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games room
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UNH Apple authorized computer store
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study lounges
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the mailroom and shipping center
Student organizations and leadership UNH has over 250 student clubs and groups to suit all interests—and this number is growing every year. A festival called University Day is hosted in the center of campus to help students explore and learn about these clubs at the beginning of each semester. UNH students also have many opportunities to develop leadership skills and put them to use. Student Ambassadors work on projects that benefit our students throughout the school year while learning crucial leadership skills such as teamwork, organization and community outreach. Students can also become Orientation
Leaders to help new students during their first weeks at UNH by assisting them to their new surroundings and resources. Some other leadership opportunities on campus include participation in the Residence Hall Council and the Student Senate.
Hamel Recreation Center The Hamel Recreation Center offers the latest recreational facilities and fitness equipment, including: •• a bouldering wall ••
racquetball and badminton courts
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basketball courts
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1/10 mile suspended track
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fitness center (weights and cardio equipment)
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changing room with saunas
Outdoor swimming pool ••
US$4.5 million investment in 2016
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14,355 square foot pool
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14,000 square feet of social space on the deck and lawn areas
Academic facilities At UNH you will be able to take advantage of a range of facilities, including: •• Peer Assisted Student Success (P.A.S.S.) Center ••
study lounges
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libraries
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the Mathematics Center
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the University Advising and Career Center (UACC)
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the Center for Academic Resources (CFAR)
Office of International Students and Scholars (OISS) The Office of International Students and Scholars (OISS), part of UNH’s Center for International Education and Global Engagement (CIEGE), provides immigration advising and support and coordinates programs to bring our international, campus and local communities together. OISS helps students
discover opportunities at UNH to immerse in American culture and share their own traditions with others from the U.S. and from around the globe.
Counseling and guidance Adjusting to any new environment can be a stressful experience for some students. In addition to academic support, UNH provides excellent personal support through our free and confidential psychological services at The Counseling Center. Our psychologists and counselors are available to meet and discuss any concerns you may have about your academic, social or personal life. You can reach us at +1 603 862 2090. Please note that we are able to provide confidential language interpretation services, if needed.
Transportation UNH has an on-campus train station that provides daily services to Boston, MA and Portland, ME. The Campus Connector bus service transports students around campus and Wildcat Transit buses take students to the surrounding towns and cities.
Campus security New Hampshire is consistently ranked among the top three safest states, according to the Institute for Economics and Peace. The university offers campus security 24 hours a day. This is provided through the combined efforts of the Durham Police, UNH Police and UNH Security. The UNH Blue Light phone system allows you to contact the UNH Police from any location on campus and receive help within two minutes in the event of an emergency. If you feel uncomfortable walking alone, UNH also offers a free security escort service any time, day or night.
STUDENT LIFE
New Hampshire is consistently ranked among the top three safest states in the U.S.
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SCHOLARSHIPS AND BURSARIES
Scholarships and bursaries Navitas at UNH has a limited number of scholarships for outstanding students. Scholarships will be issued on a first-come, first-served basis. US$10,000 ambassador scholarship*
Bertram Husch International Scholarship
Academic excellence scholarships are available for students who have shown superior academic performance in high school (students with a 3.5 GPA+ and 6.0 IELTS/80 TOEFL+). An interview with a Navitas at UNH staff member will be required, along with a personal statement. As part of the terms of this scholarship, students are required to perform ambassadorial duties while studying in the Navitas program.
The Bertram Husch International Scholarship Fund was established at the University of New Hampshire in 2000. The scholarship is awarded each academic year to international students at UNH who have shown outstanding performance, commitment to excellence and compassion.
US$5,000 academic excellence scholarship Merit scholarships are available for students with a high academic qualification (students with a 3.0 GPA+ and 5.5 IELTS/70 TOEFL+) seeking to be rewarded for their performance. An interview with a Navitas Source Country Office or Navitas at UNH staff member will be required.
10% academic entrance scholarship*
Academic merit scholarships Navitas at UNH is committed to helping you achieve your career goals by offering scholarships to outstanding students. Each term, two students are awarded the Academic Merit Scholarship, which is based on academic performance.
Family bursaries Navitas at UNH offers financial support in the form of family bursaries. A bursary applies where two or more students from the same family study at Navitas at UNH.† The bursary is equivalent to 10 percent of the tuition fee of your program of study.‡
For high quality students who accept their place at the University of New Hampshire early, we are offering a limited number of scholarships. Students who meet the GPA requirements and have a 5.5 IELTS/70 TOEFL+, can accept their offer by paying the administrative fee before the deadline.
* Scholarships cannot be combined. Approximate value of the early acceptance scholarship is US$2,800. All scholarships will be awarded on a first come, first served basis. The scholarship is a reduction of program tuition fees. Students must request a particular scholarship as part of their application process. Navitas at UNH reserves the right to not issue all scholarships if there is an inadequate pool of applicants. Scholarships will be awarded prior to arrival and applied to the students’ second/third semester tuition. Scholarships are for students entering the undergraduate IUTP program only. † Or a participating Navitas member institution. The Navitas bursary is not applicable to any English language program or any component of an English language program offered by a Navitas member institution. This information is correct as at the time of printing and may be subject to change without notice or at the discretion of Navitas member institutions or Navitas Limited.
Scholarships are rewarded to outstanding international students who have shown superior academic performance and who will continue to achieve success in their university studies.
ESSENTIAL INFORMATION
Academic calendar IUTP Year
Semester
Application deadline
Semester starts
Semester ends
2017
Spring
16 December
17 January
19 May
2017
Summer
21 April
23 May
4 August
2017
Fall
21 July
22 August
15 December
Note: Semester dates are subject to change without notice. For the most up-to-date listings, visit unh.navitas.com/orientation.
PMP Year
Semester
Application deadline
Semester starts
Semester ends
2017
Spring
2 December
17 January
19 May
2017
Summer
7 April
23 May
4 August
2017
Fall
7 July
22 August
15 December
Note: Semester dates are subject to change without notice. For the most up-to-date listings, visit unh.navitas.com/orientation.
Your investment Tuition fees at UNH are competitively priced among comparable U.S. universities. This means you can receive an affordable education while getting the maximum return on your educational investment. 2017 cost of attendance* Program
Duration
Total program fees (US$)
International University Transfer Program (IUTP): Academic
2 or 3 semesters
$28,800
Pre-Master’s Program (PMP)
2 semesters
$27,673
International University Transfer Program (IUTP): English
1 semester
$9,600
2 semesters
$3,764
3 semesters
$4,150
Mandatory fees PMP
2 semesters
$2,230
Mandatory medical insurance
Per year
$2,280
Accommodation
Per semester
From $3,410
Meal plan
Per semester
$2,059 August & January/$500 May
Other fees and charges† Mandatory fees IUTP
* Students will be charged per credit; actual cost may be higher or lower depending on specific course choices. Tuition, fees and charges are subject to change. † Fees and charges listed are current in 2016 and will be subject to increase in 2017. Additional fees apply for accommodations and meals when classes are not is session. For the most up-to-date listings, please visit unh.navitas.com/fees. Mandatory fees include Student Activities, Health Services, Counseling Center, Deferred Maintenance, Memorial Union, Student Recreation, Student Athletics, Transportation and Technology fees.
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ESSENTIAL INFORMATION
Essential information How to apply
Policies and procedures
unh.navitas.com/apply
unh.navitas.com/policies-andprocedures
You may apply to Navitas at UNH directly or through an Navitas at UNH representative in your home country. For a list of authorized Navitas at UNH representatives, go to unh.navitas.com/ navitas-recruiters. Early application and payment will secure your place in your chosen course and allow you enough time to obtain a student visa.
Conditions of enrollment and fee information unh.navitas.com/conditions-ofenrollment Before applying to Navitas at UNH you must read the Conditions of Enrollment, which contains information relating to fees, U.S. visa information, conditions relating to your course enrollment, course deferral and refund policy. Successful applicants will receive enrollment terms of offer which, together with the Letter of Offer and Acceptance of Offer, form a binding agreement between Navitas at UNH and the recipient of an Navitas at UNH Letter of Offer.
International student visas
1866 Year university founded
Navitas at UNH has a number of policies and procedures in place to comply with quality, regulatory and legislative requirements. These processes form a framework to ensure that Navitas at UNH delivers a high quality service to its students. Important policies include: •• privacy act ••
code of conduct
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access and equity
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grievance, complaints and appeals
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credit transfer
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academic performance
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refund policy
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disability policy
Navitas at UNH YouTube channel youtube.com/user/navitasatunh Please visit our official YouTube page where you will find several testimonial videos of Navitas at UNH students who share their experiences about why they chose Navitas.
unh.navitas.com/microsites/ predeparture Once students have accepted their offer and completed all the conditions for their enrollment, UNH will issue an official acceptance letter and I-20. Students will use the SEVIS number on the I-20 to book a visa appointment at the local U.S. Embassy. The website displays “step-bystep” institutions on how to book a visa appointment, documents to prepare for arrival and other useful information for pre-departure.
Student profiles unh.navitas.com/students Navitas at UNH hosts students from many different countries. Visit our website to see profiles of current and past students and hear what they have to say about their experience in the Navitas program. Watch: •• student interviews ••
videos of campus through the eyes of an international student
“It’s very easy to make friends at UNH. Everyone is so friendly. They make you feel comfortable and treat you like family. The professors are great as well and are always helpful in assisting me and allowing me to have one-onone conversations with them pertaining to my coursework.” GEMSTONE KIRIMI Kenya, IUTP Academic: Liberal Arts (Political Science)
Application form Please print in BLOCK LETTERS For faster processing, apply online: unh.navitas.com/apply
Personal details Name must appear exactly as it is in the applicant’s passport. Title:
Mr
Ms
Other
Gender:
Male
Female
Please designate a person to be notified in case of emergency Name:
Family name:
Relationship to applicant:
Given names:
Address:
Preferred name:
City:
State/province:
Date of birth: DAY / MONTH / YEAR
Post code:
Country:
Telephone:
Mobile:
Contact details
Email address:
Applicant’s home country address (not recruiter’s address):
City:
State/province:
Post code:
Country:
Program selection: Navitas at UNH IUTP
PMP
Please indicate the year and semester you wish to begin your studies. Year
Mobile telephone:
January
May
September
Preferred major at UNH
Business telephone: Home telephone: Applicant’s email:
Accommodation On-campus residential accommodation is compulsory for all undergraduate students during their first two semesters in the IUTP.
Country of birth: Country of citizenship:
You will receive the On-Campus Housing Application form after your enrollment application has been approved.
Passport number:
Education details
Ethnic origin
English proficiency
(optional — for statistical purposes only) Do you consider yourself to be Hispanic/Latino?
Yes
No
In addition, select one or more of the following racial categories to describe yourself: American Indian or Alaska Native
Asian
Black or African American
White
Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander
Do not wish to report
IELTS score:
TOEFL score:
Other: English language school Date of completion: DAY / MONTH / YEAR Current level of English: Country/state:
Family background Father’s full name:
Secondary education: highest level achieved Name of qualification (e.g., A-levels):
Father’s address (if different from applicant’s): School attended: Father’s occupation:
Date of completion: DAY / MONTH / YEAR
College/university attended by father (if any):
Country/state: Language of instruction:
Mother’s full name:
Please attach certified copies of all academic transcripts or mark sheets.
Mother’s address (if different from applicant’s):
Post-secondary and further education Name of qualification:
Mother’s occupation:
Institution attended:
College/university attended by mother (if any):
Dates attended: Date of completion: DAY / MONTH / YEAR Country/state: Language of instruction: Please attach certified copies of all academic transcripts or mark sheets.
Personal statement 1. Have you ever been found responsible for a disciplinary violation at an educational institution you have attended from 9th grade (or the international equivalent) onwards, whether related to academic misconduct or behavioral misconduct that resulted in your probation, suspension, removal, dismissal or expulsion from the institution? Yes No 2. Have you ever been convicted of a felony or other crime? Yes No If you have answered “yes” to either of the above questions, please submit a separate sheet that gives the approximate date of each incident and explains the circumstances.
Employment history If you believe you have relevant employment experience to your chosen degree, please attach details.
Request for learning support If there is anything that may affect your learning (for example, impairments to your mobility, sight, hearing, reading or writing), please notify Navitas at UNH so we can support you. Please indicate your needs on a separate sheet of paper and attach it to this application.
Medical insurance requirements I understand Navitas at UNH will provide a mandatory 12 months of medical coverage upon my arrival in the United States. At the end of 12 months, I will be required to extend the initial coverage on a year-by-year basis.
of administering prospective, current and graduate student admissions and enrollment and education. For further information regarding the data collection and use practices and policies, consult our Privacy Policy located at unh.navitas.com I understand that after I commence my studies with Navitas at UNH, I will need to successfully complete the program and maintain the minimum required GPA before I can continue my studies at University of New Hampshire. I understand that if I have applied through an approved University of New Hampshire or Navitas at UNH recruiter, any information contained in my Navitas at UNH application may be released to that recruiter. I understand that fees may change without notice. I accept liability for payment of all fees as explained in this guide, and I agree to abide by the Refund Policy, which is current at the time of my studies at Navitas at UNH. I understand that living expenses in the United States may be higher than in my own country and I confirm that I am able to meet these costs. I understand that by signing this application form, I will be eligible to receive a letter of admission from.
Disclaimer In signing this form I declare that I have read, understand and agree to the terms, conditions and privacy policy of Navitas at UNH. I agree to notify Navitas at UNH immediately should there be any change to the information requested in this application, including disciplinary history.
Applicant’s signature
(must be the same signature as in your passport)
Sponsored students only Type of sponsorship (i.e., tuition fees and/or living expenses): Date: DAY / MONTH / YEAR Name of organization sponsoring you:
Other information How did you first learn about UNH? You may check more than one.
A parent or guardian’s signature is required for students under the age of 18.
Parent’s/guardian’s signature
Exhibition/seminar Newspaper/magazine Recommended by a friend/relative Recommended by an education recruiter Internet Other Please specify:
Declaration Please read this declaration carefully:
(If you are under 18 years of age, your parents/guardian MUST also sign) I declare that all information I have supplied on this form with respect to my application to Navitas at UNH is, to the best of my understanding and belief, complete, accurate and correct. I understand that giving false or incomplete information may lead to the refusal of my application or cancellation of enrollment. I have read and understand the published course information in the guide or website and I have sufficient information about Navitas at UNH to enroll.
Date: DAY / MONTH / YEAR Unsigned applications cannot be processed. Recruiters cannot sign on an applicant’s behalf.
Address for applications Postal Admissions Officer Navitas at UNH 131 Main Street Durham NH 03824 United States of America E
[email protected] F +1 603 862 1924
I grant Navitas at UNH permission to correspond with my parent(s), guardians(s), and recruiter during the application process. I hereby give Navitas at UNH permission to obtain official records from an educational institution attended by me. I grant Navitas at UNH permission to provide University of New Hampshire with any information pertaining to my application of study, my ongoing academic progress, my housing, my activities with Student Life at University of New Hampshire, my results and attendance and other records regarding my studies and activities at Navitas at UNH (collectively, my “Student Records”) for the purposes of my admission and transfer to Navitas at UNH and any other educational programs, Navitas program administration and, if I am a minor, or if I have otherwise provided my consent for the use of my Student Records for such purpose, for communicating with my family regarding my status and progress. I understand and agree that University of New Hampshire may require that I execute a consent or other agreement in order to transfer my Student Records to Navitas at UNH, I hereby agree to promptly execute such consents as may be required in order for University of New Hampshire to release the above-described Student Records to Navitas at UNH.
Representative’s stamp
I understand and agree that Navitas at UNH may collect my personal information and may share it and my Student Records with Navitas Limited and affiliates for the purposes described herein and for the purpose of communicating with you regarding programs and services offered by Navitas Limited and its affiliates. Navitas at UNH, Navitas Limited and affiliates may store my personal information and Student Records in the United States and Australia and may use my personal information and Student Records for the purposes
Address:
Representative’s name: Representative’s ID code:
Recruiter’s name: Recruiter’s email address:
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[email protected] This school is authorized under federal law to enroll non-immigrant alien students. The information contained in this guide is correct at the time of publication. However, Navitas at UNH reserves the right to alter, amend or delete details at any time without notice. Select photographs in this publication are: © Paul Foley/Lightmoods 2013 © UNH Photographic Services This guide is provided free of charge. Printed August 2016 UNH160312_AW
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