About Aarhus School of Marine and Technical Engineering

Aarhus School of Marine and Technical Engineering (AAMS) has 1000 students and is situated on the habor front in a new building. AAMS has a buddy program and arranges social activities for international students. They also assist students in finding housing. 

About Aarhus:

Aarhus is the second largest city of Denmark. It is a student city and it offers a wide range of cultural attractions and there are plenty of opportunities for doing sports in the woodlands or in the waters surrounding Aarhus. 

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Requirements:

• Minimum 2.5 cumulative GPA
• Must have completed 12 UH credit hours
• Must have at least one semester remaining at UH upon return from abroad
• Must be a student of the UH College of Technology

 How to Apply:

• Meet with Carlo Deason of the UH College of Technology to discuss program
• Review courses at AAMS
• Make an appointment with your academic advisor to determine course equivalencies
• Complete the UH required forms found on the Learning Abroad Timeline
• Complete an application to AAMS

Deadlines (subject to change):

• Spring application deadline: October 15th
• Fall application deadline: May 15th

Selected Applicants Agree To:

• Complete and submit the required paperwork to the UH Learning Abroad office as outlined in the Learning Abroad Timeline. 
• Comply with all requirements, deadlines, and procedures of Learning Abroad. 

 Expected Expenses:

• University of Houston tuition and fees
• UH Learning Abroad Exchange fee: $75
• Airfare to and from Aarhus
• Housing: Housing is not included. AAMS can assist with securing housing.
• Passport: With Passport for Coogs, you are able to apply for a passport in the Learning Abroad office.
• Local Transportation Costs: Varies 
• Academic materials/textbooks, as required by your syllabi in Aarhus: Varies
• Meals: Varies
• Personal Expenses and Incidentals: Varies

Personal preferences affect the total cost of your program. Participants should plan for the trip and budget appropriately.

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