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Incoming Exchange Students

The International Education Office (IEO) at the University of Minnesota Duluth (UMD) would be pleased to accommodate you at our institution for one semester or longer.

With at least 75 fields of study, we are confident you will find courses that will meet your needs. Outside academics, there are numerous seasonal and year-round athletic, sport and recreational activities to participate in, including sailing, skiing, rock climbing, hockey, soccer and even surfing! The campus also has it's own performing arts theater, art museum, music hall and planetarium.

The UMD campus overlooks Lake Superior, the largest of the Great Lakes and largest freshwater lake in the world, by surface area. The campus spreads over nearly 1 km² with more than 50 buildings, mostly interconnected by concourses and hallways. Downtown locations are roughly 3 miles (4.8 km) away. Duluth Transit Authority maintains a bus hub at UMD with connections to downtown and area.

Please browse the UMD web site to find more information about UMD and get an idea of what life is like on campus and in Duluth.

To apply for studies, please see the information below.

Exchange Students
International exchange students from universities with an exchange agreement or study abroad partnership may be eligible to study at UMD. Interested students should begin the application process with their home university.

Upon acceptance by your home university, you will be nominated to UMD and will need to go to complete and submit the UMD application documents found here.

APPLICATION DEADLINES
Fall Semester or Academic Year: April 1, 2012
Spring Semester: October 1, 2012

Non-Exchange Students
International Students interested in studying at the University of Minnesota Duluth outside of an exchange agreement or study abroad partnership (e.g. degree-seeking students: undergraduate, graduate) should visited the International Student Admissions web site form more details.

You have been accepted by UMD...now what?! Go here to prepare for your semester(s) at UMD.

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