Below is a list of AICAD and International non-AICAD exchange programs, Otis College offers for possible semester-long exchange opportunities to students in good academic standing.
AICAD exchange: Through the AICAD Exchange program, full-time students who are attending one of the 31 participating AICAD schools, have the unique opportunity to attend a participating school within AICAD for one semester at no additional cost or loss of credit. The AICAD Exchange offers students the experience and benefit of studying at a different school and living in a different geographic area. By sharing resources and facilities, AICAD colleges offer unparalleled educational opportunities to students at AICAD schools.
Deadlines: Applications for AICAD Exchange must be received by the host school no later than: March 15 (Fall Term) and October 1 (Spring term)
International non-AICAD exchange: This exchange provides an opportunity for students to study for one semester with one of our international partner institutions. The college also maintains an agreement with EWHA University in Seoul, South Korea, as well as with the Seoul National University in South Korea.
About
As one of Canada’s four innovative universities dedicated to art, craft and design, we’re proud to play an important role in our country’s visual culture. AUArts graduates have gained significant national and international reputations as artists, designers and creative leaders.
Our talented community of emerging creatives learns from the best – experts who are among the country’s most acclaimed practicing artists and academics, across a diverse range of degree programs and disciplines. Formerly Alberta College Art + Design (ACAD), AUArts is a place where students can continue their education, earn an undergraduate degree or achieve their MFA.
AUArts is located in Calgary, Alberta. Close to stunning mountain parks and full of arts and culture, Calgary is a safe, sunny city with a small-town heart. As Calgary’s economy becomes increasingly diverse, the potential for finding meaningful employment and a market for work is high – for both students and graduates.
Learn more here: https://www.auarts.ca/about-auarts
Application Process
Through the AICAD Exchange program, full-time students who are attending one of the participating AICAD schools, have the unique opportunity to attend another school within AICAD for one semester at no additional cost or loss of credit. The AICAD Exchange offers students the experience and benefit of studying at a different school and living in a different geographic area. By sharing resources and facilities, AICAD colleges offer unparalleled educational opportunities to students at AICAD schools.
Step 1
Research the exchange institution of interest. Find a program that you're interested in, and look into what classes you would like to take.
Step 2
Meet with your department Chair and present the institution and the classes that you're interested in. Ask the Chair if those classes will work with the Otis College curriculum. The Chair needs to approve the courses you would like to take. If you can't find information on the available courses, please talk to Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu)
Step 3
Once you receive approval from the Chair of your department, please meet with an Academic Advisor. They will also need to approve the courses that you would like to take at the host institution.
Step 4
Contact Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu) to discuss the application process and complete this form.
Step 5
Once the form is submitted, and we receive a confirmation of approval from your department Chair and the Academic Advisor, Travel and External Study will nominate you to the host institution. If you're applying to an AICAD institution, you will not need a nomination and you may proceed to Step 6.
Step 6
Fill out the application provided by the host institution.
Step 7
If accepted to do the exchange, enroll in a special course with Registration that signifies that you're participating in an exchange.
Step 8
Work with the host institution on acquiring a visa and securing housing. Purchase flights and prepare for departure.
Step 9
After completing your program make sure to order official transcripts from the host institution to be sent to the One Stop. Contact the One Stop if you have questions about how to order transcripts.
Deadline to Apply
Applications must be received by the Host School no later than:
Fall term: April 12 / Spring term: October 1
Housing
Housing is the responsibility of each student. Host Schools have no obligation to provide housing and their dorms are often full. A student wishing to live in a Host School's dorm should make this known at the time of application. Fees for Room and Board are billed by and payable directly to the Host School. If dorms are full, off-campus housing information may be obtained from the student services or housing office of the Host School. Students should plan ahead and investigate all housing options at the time of application.
Health Insurance
Nearly every AICAD college requires students to obtain or furnish proof of medical insurance. Check with your Host School to determine its policies. If you have no insurance you will most likely be expected to purchase it from the Host School. If you have insurance, be sure to obtain proof of insurance from your Home School before you depart.
Tuition
Tuition is payable to Otis College of Art and Design. The Host School agrees not to charge the student tuition. A voucher indicating that tuition has been paid is issued by Otis College to the student and must be presented to the Host School at registration. The student will receive the regular financial aid award, if any, to which they are entitled. Laboratory fees, student service fees and other fees may be charged to the student by the Host School. These are billed by and payable directly to the Host School, and must be paid before registration. These fees vary by institution and program, so students should contact the Exchange Coordinator of the Host School to determine which fees will be required at registration.
Grading
Grades received from the Host School during the semester exchange will become a part of the student’s official record at Otis College. Outgoing exchange students are registered in a block of 15 units to be distributed by the advisor in the application and following the student’s portfolio review upon return to Otis College of Art & Design. Students are responsible for providing Otis College with an official academic transcript from the host school. Exchange units will be recorded as Pass/Fail on the student’s permanent record.
About
The Art Academy is one of the smallest four-year art colleges in the country, and that’s one of our greatest strengths: It means our students really get to be themselves. They receive individualized attention from faculty, the freedom to develop their personal vision, and a unique opportunity to carve out their identity.
You won’t just get an education at AAC; you’ll begin to discover who you are, personally and artistically. At the end of your four years here, you won’t be the same person you were at the beginning.
Learn more here: https://www.artacademy.edu
Application Process
Through the AICAD Exchange program, full-time students who are attending one of the participating AICAD schools, have the unique opportunity to attend another school within AICAD for one semester at no additional cost or loss of credit. The AICAD Exchange offers students the experience and benefit of studying at a different school and living in a different geographic area. By sharing resources and facilities, AICAD colleges offer unparalleled educational opportunities to students at AICAD schools.
Step 1
Research the exchange institution of interest. Find a program that you're interested in, and look into what classes you would like to take.
Step 2
Meet with your department Chair and present the institution and the classes that you're interested in. Ask the Chair if those classes will work with the Otis College curriculum. The Chair needs to approve the courses you would like to take. If you can't find information on the available courses, please talk to Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu)
Step 3
Once you receive approval from the Chair of your department, please meet with an Academic Advisor. They will also need to approve the courses that you would like to take at the host institution.
Step 4
Contact Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu) to discuss the application process and complete this form.
Step 5
Once the form is submitted, and we receive a confirmation of approval from your department Chair and the Academic Advisor, Travel and External Study will nominate you to the host institution. If you're applying to an AICAD institution, you will not need a nomination and you may proceed to Step 6.
Step 6
Fill out the application provided by the host institution.
Step 7
If accepted to do the exchange, enroll in a special course with Registration that signifies that you're participating in an exchange.
Step 8
Work with the host institution on acquiring a visa and securing housing. Purchase flights and prepare for departure.
Step 9
After completing your program make sure to order official transcripts from the host institution to be sent to the One Stop. Contact the One Stop if you have questions about how to order transcripts
Deadline to Apply
Applications must be received by the Host School no later than:
Fall term: April 12 / Spring term: October 1
Housing
Housing is the responsibility of each student. Host Schools have no obligation to provide housing and their dorms are often full. A student wishing to live in a Host School's dorm should make this known at the time of application. Fees for Room and Board are billed by and payable directly to the Host School. If dorms are full, off-campus housing information may be obtained from the student services or housing office of the Host School. Students should plan ahead and investigate all housing options at the time of application.
Health Insurance
Nearly every AICAD college requires students to obtain or furnish proof of medical insurance. Check with your Host School to determine its policies. If you have no insurance you will most likely be expected to purchase it from the Host School. If you have insurance, be sure to obtain proof of insurance from your Home School before you depart.
Tuition
Tuition is payable to Otis College of Art and Design. The Host School agrees not to charge the student tuition. A voucher in
About
Bezalel has a vibrant student exchange program with 100 leading art institutions worldwide. Students from our partner academies are welcome to study at Bezalel for one or two semesters, usually during their third year of studies. Applications for exchange are submitted through the exchange coordinator at the respective academy. The institutions agree to recognize each other’s study programs, grades and accreditation systems. Exchange students pay tuition to their home institution and are exempt from such fees at Bezalel.
Learn more here: http://www.bezalel.ac.il/en/academics/student_exchange/
Requirements
Students who wish to study for a semester must:
- be current, degree-seeking, full-time students
- have a minimum 2.0 grade point average (GPA)
- be a junior
- have completed at least two semesters at Otis College
- otherwise meet the eligibility requirements of their specific program
- Students need to be proficient in their media and independently motivated
- Students with a disciplinary action or placed on probation in the year preceding the intended year of travel are ineligible to participate
Deadlines to Apply
Fall Semester: April 1st
Spring Semester: October 1st
Fall semester Lectures: mid/end October – end January/beginning February Presentations: during the last week of the semester. Spring semester Lectures: end February/beginning March – end June beginning July Presentations: during the last week of the semester. **Subject to change according to the Jewish calendar.
Application Process
Step 1
Research the exchange institution of interest. Find a program that you're interested in, and look into what classes you would like to take.
Step 2
Meet with your department Chair and present the institution and the classes that you're interested in. Ask the Chair if those classes will work with the Otis College curriculum. The Chair needs to approve the courses you would like to take. If you can't find information on the available courses, please talk to Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu)
Step 3
Once you receive approval from the Chair of your department, please meet with an Academic Advisor. They will also need to approve the courses that you would like to take at the host institution.
Step 4
Contact Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu) to discuss the application process and complete this form.
Step 5
Once the form is submitted, and we receive a confirmation of approval from your department Chair and the Academic Advisor, Travel and External Study will nominate you to the host institution. If you're applying to an AICAD institution, you will not need a nomination and you may proceed to Step 6.
Step 6
Fill out the application provided by the host institution.
Step 7
If accepted to do the exchange, enroll in a special course with Registration that signifies that you're participating in an exchange.
Step 8
Work with the host institution on acquiring a visa and securing housing. Purchase flights and prepare for departure.
Step 9
After completing your program make sure to order official transcripts from the host institution to be sent to the One Stop. Contact the One Stop if you have questions about how to order transcripts.
Deadline to Apply
Applications must be received by the Host School no later than:
Fall term: April 12 / Spring term: October 1
Housing
Housing is the responsibility of each student. Host Schools have no obligation to provide housing and their dorms are often full. A student wishing to live in a Host School's dorm should make this known at the time of application. Fees for Room and Board are billed by and payable directly to the Host School. If dorms are full, off-campus housing information may be obtained from the student services or housing office of the Host School. Students should plan ahead and investigate all housing options at the time of application.
Health Insurance
Nearly every AICAD college requires students to obtain or furnish proof of medical insurance. Check with your Host School to determine its policies. If you have no insurance you will most likely be expected to purchase it from the Host School. If you have insurance, be sure to obtain proof of insurance from your Home School before you depart.
Tuition
Tuition is payable to Otis College of Art and Design. The Host School agrees not to charge the student tuition. A voucher indicating that tuition has been paid is issued by Otis College to the student and must be presented to the Host School at registration. The student will receive the regular financial aid award, if any, to which they are entitled. Laboratory fees, student service fees and other fees may be charged to the student by the Host School. These are billed by and payable directly to the Host School, and must be paid before registration. These fees vary by institution and program, so students should contact the Exchange Coordinator of the Host School to determine which fees will be required at registration.
Grading
Grades received from the Host School during the semester exchange will become a part of the student’s official record at Otis College. Outgoing exchange students are registered in a block of 15 units to be distributed by the advisor in the application and following the student’s portfolio review upon return to Otis College of Art & Design. Students are responsible for providing Otis College with an official academic transcript from the host school. Exchange units will be recorded as Pass/Fail on the student’s permanent record.
About
Guided by President Stephen Beal, our private nonprofit college offers a rich curriculum of 22 undergraduate and 11 graduate programs, and is noted for its curricular interdisciplinarity, breadth of programs, and commitment to social responsibility. Spread across two distinct campuses in the Bay Area, students experience immersive, interdisciplinary exposure that emphasizes theory and practice, helping them to gain the creative confidence and entrepreneurial skills needed for contemporary creative practice.
Application Process
Through the AICAD Exchange program, full-time students who are attending one of the participating AICAD schools, have the unique opportunity to attend another school within AICAD for one semester at no additional cost or loss of credit. The AICAD Exchange offers students the experience and benefit of studying at a different school and living in a different geographic area. By sharing resources and facilities, AICAD colleges offer unparalleled educational opportunities to students at AICAD schools.
Step 1
Research the exchange institution of interest. Find a program that you're interested in, and look into what classes you would like to take.
Step 2
Meet with your department Chair and present the institution and the classes that you're interested in. Ask the Chair if those classes will work with the Otis College curriculum. The Chair needs to approve the courses you would like to take. If you can't find information on the available courses, please talk to Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu)
Step 3
Once you receive approval from the Chair of your department, please meet with an Academic Advisor. They will also need to approve the courses that you would like to take at the host institution.
Step 4
Contact Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu) to discuss the application process and complete this form.
Step 5
Once the form is submitted, and we receive a confirmation of approval from your department Chair and the Academic Advisor, Travel and External Study will nominate you to the host institution. If you're applying to an AICAD institution, you will not need a nomination and you may proceed to Step 6.
Step 6
Fill out the application provided by the host institution.
Step 7
If accepted to do the exchange, enroll in a special course with Registration that signifies that you're participating in an exchange.
Step 8
Work with the host institution on acquiring a visa and securing housing. Purchase flights and prepare for departure.
Step 9
After completing your program make sure to order official transcripts from the host institution to be sent to the One Stop. Contact the One Stop if you have questions about how to order transcripts.
Deadline to Apply
Applications must be received by the Host School no later than:
Fall term: April 12 / Spring term: October 1
Housing
Housing is the responsibility of each student. Host Schools have no obligation to provide housing and their dorms are often full. A student wishing to live in a Host School's dorm should make this known at the time of application. Fees for Room and Board are billed by and payable directly to the Host School. If dorms are full, off-campus housing information may be obtained from the student services or housing office of the Host School. Students should plan ahead and investigate all housing options at the time of application.
Health Insurance
Nearly every AICAD college requires students to obtain or furnish proof of medical insurance. Check with your Host School to determine its policies. If you have no insurance you will most likely be expected to purchase it from the Host School. If you have insurance, be sure to obtain proof of insurance from your Home School before you depart.
Tuition
Tuition is payable to Otis College of Art and Design. The Host School agrees not to charge the student tuition. A voucher indicating that tuition has been paid is issued by Otis College to the student and must be presented to the Host School at registration. The student will receive the regular financial aid award, if any, to which they are entitled. Laboratory fees, student service fees and other fees may be charged to the student by the Host School. These are billed by and payable directly to the Host School, and must be paid before registration. These fees vary by institution and program, so students should contact the Exchange Coordinator of the Host School to determine which fees will be required at registration.
Grading
Grades received from the Host School during the semester exchange will become a part of the student’s official record at Otis College. Outgoing exchange students are registered in a block of 15 units to be distributed by the advisor in the application and following the student’s portfolio review upon return to Otis College of Art & Design. Students are responsible for providing Otis College with an official academic transcript from the host school. Exchange units will be recorded as Pass/Fail on the student’s permanent record.
About
The Cleveland Institute of Art is one of the nation's leading accredited independent colleges of art and design. Since 1882, the college has been an educational cornerstone in Cleveland, Ohio, producing graduates competitive as studio artists, designers, photographers, contemporary craftsmen, and educators.
With approximately 600 students, CIA offers a personal educational experience with the benefits of a larger institution. Students choose from 15 majors and live and work in Cleveland’s University Circle, one of the country’s most unique cultural centers – recently named by Forbes Magazine as one of the ten prettiest communities in the country.
Application Process
Through the AICAD Exchange program, full-time students who are attending one of the participating AICAD schools, have the unique opportunity to attend another school within AICAD for one semester at no additional cost or loss of credit. The AICAD Exchange offers students the experience and benefit of studying at a different school and living in a different geographic area. By sharing resources and facilities, AICAD colleges offer unparalleled educational opportunities to students at AICAD schools.
Step 1
Research the exchange institution of interest. Find a program that you're interested in, and look into what classes you would like to take.
Step 2
Meet with your department Chair and present the institution and the classes that you're interested in. Ask the Chair if those classes will work with the Otis College curriculum. The Chair needs to approve the courses you would like to take. If you can't find information on the available courses, please talk to Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu)
Step 3
Once you receive approval from the Chair of your department, please meet with an Academic Advisor. They will also need to approve the courses that you would like to take at the host institution.
Step 4
Contact Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu) to discuss the application process and complete this form.
Step 5
Once the form is submitted, and we receive a confirmation of approval from your department Chair and the Academic Advisor, Travel and External Study will nominate you to the host institution. If you're applying to an AICAD institution, you will not need a nomination and you may proceed to Step 6.
Step 6
Fill out the application provided by the host institution.
Step 7
If accepted to do the exchange, enroll in a special course with Registration that signifies that you're participating in an exchange.
Step 8
Work with the host institution on acquiring a visa and securing housing. Purchase flights and prepare for departure.
Step 9
After completing your program make sure to order official transcripts from the host institution to be sent to the One Stop. Contact the One Stop if you have questions about how to order transcripts.
Deadline to Apply
Applications must be received by the Host School no later than:
Fall term: April 12 / Spring term: October 1
Housing
Housing is the responsibility of each student. Host Schools have no obligation to provide housing and their dorms are often full. A student wishing to live in a Host School's dorm should make this known at the time of application. Fees for Room and Board are billed by and payable directly to the Host School. If dorms are full, off-campus housing information may be obtained from the student services or housing office of the Host School. Students should plan ahead and investigate all housing options at the time of application.
Health Insurance
Nearly every AICAD college requires students to obtain or furnish proof of medical insurance. Check with your Host School to determine its policies. If you have no insurance you will most likely be expected to purchase it from the Host School. If you have insurance, be sure to obtain proof of insurance from your Home School before you depart.
Tuition
Tuition is payable to Otis College of Art and Design. The Host School agrees not to charge the student tuition. A voucher indicating that tuition has been paid is issued by Otis College to the student and must be presented to the Host School at registration. The student will receive the regular financial aid award, if any, to which they are entitled. Laboratory fees, student service fees and other fees may be charged to the student by the Host School. These are billed by and payable directly to the Host School, and must be paid before registration. These fees vary by institution and program, so students should contact the Exchange Coordinator of the Host School to determine which fees will be required at registration.
Grading
Grades received from the Host School during the semester exchange will become a part of the student’s official record at Otis College. Outgoing exchange students are registered in a block of 15 units to be distributed by the advisor in the application and following the student’s portfolio review upon return to Otis College of Art & Design. Students are responsible for providing Otis College with an official academic transcript from the host school. Exchange units will be recorded as Pass/Fail on the student’s permanent record.
About
The College for Creative Studies (CCS) is a nonprofit, private college authorized by the Michigan Education Department to grant Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees. CCS, located in midtown Detroit, strives to provide students with the tools needed for successful careers in the dynamic and growing creative industries. CCS fosters students’ resolve to pursue excellence, act ethically, engage their responsibilities as citizens, and learn throughout their lives. With world-class faculty and unsurpassed facilities, students learn to be visual communicators who actively use art and design toward the betterment of society. The College is a major supplier of talent to numerous industries, such as transportation, film and animation, advertising and communications, consumer electronics, athletic apparel, and many more. Its graduates are exhibiting artists and teachers, design problem solvers and innovators, as well as creative leaders in business.
Learn more here: https://www.ccsdetroit.edu/about-us/
Application Process
Through the AICAD Exchange program, full-time students who are attending one of the participating AICAD schools, have the unique opportunity to attend another school within AICAD for one semester at no additional cost or loss of credit. The AICAD Exchange offers students the experience and benefit of studying at a different school and living in a different geographic area. By sharing resources and facilities, AICAD colleges offer unparalleled educational opportunities to students at AICAD schools.
Step 1
Research the exchange institution of interest. Find a program that you're interested in, and look into what classes you would like to take.
Step 2
Meet with your department Chair and present the institution and the classes that you're interested in. Ask the Chair if those classes will work with the Otis College curriculum. The Chair needs to approve the courses you would like to take. If you can't find information on the available courses, please talk to Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu)
Step 3
Once you receive approval from the Chair of your department, please meet with an Academic Advisor. They will also need to approve the courses that you would like to take at the host institution.
Step 4
Contact Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu) to discuss the application process and complete this form.
Step 5
Once the form is submitted, and we receive a confirmation of approval from your department Chair and the Academic Advisor, Travel and External Study will nominate you to the host institution. If you're applying to an AICAD institution, you will not need a nomination and you may proceed to Step 6.
Step 6
Fill out the application provided by the host institution.
Step 7
If accepted to do the exchange, enroll in a special course with Registration that signifies that you're participating in an exchange.
Step 8
Work with the host institution on acquiring a visa and securing housing. Purchase flights and prepare for departure.
Step 9
After completing your program make sure to order official transcripts from the host institution to be sent to the One Stop. Contact the One Stop if you have questions about how to order transcripts.
Deadline to Apply
Applications must be received by the Host School no later than:
Fall term: April 12 / Spring term: October 1
Housing
Housing is the responsibility of each student. Host Schools have no obligation to provide housing and their dorms are often full. A student wishing to live in a Host School's dorm should make this known at the time of application. Fees for Room and Board are billed by and payable directly to the Host School. If dorms are full, off-campus housing information may be obtained from the student services or housing office of the Host School. Students should plan ahead and investigate all housing options at the time of application.
Health Insurance
Nearly every AICAD college requires students to obtain or furnish proof of medical insurance. Check with your Host School to determine its policies. If you have no insurance you will most likely be expected to purchase it from the Host School. If you have insurance, be sure to obtain proof of insurance from your Home School before you depart.
Tuition
Tuition is payable to Otis College of Art and Design. The Host School agrees not to charge the student tuition. A voucher indicating that tuition has been paid is issued by Otis College to the student and must be presented to the Host School at registration. The student will receive the regular financial aid award, if any, to which they are entitled. Laboratory fees, student service fees and other fees may be charged to the student by the Host School. These are billed by and payable directly to the Host School, and must be paid before registration. These fees vary by institution and program, so students should contact the Exchange Coordinator of the Host School to determine which fees will be required at registration.
Grading
Grades received from the Host School during the semester exchange will become a part of the student’s official record at Otis College. Outgoing exchange students are registered in a block of 15 units to be distributed by the advisor in the application and following the student’s portfolio review upon return to Otis College of Art & Design. Students are responsible for providing Otis College with an official academic transcript from the host school. Exchange units will be recorded as Pass/Fail on the student’s permanent record.
About
CCAD is a top art and design college in the U.S., with a 141-year tradition of helping emerging artists and designers harness their talents and create work that will change their lives, and the world, for the better.
At CCAD, you’ll get access to the tools and the people who will help you make your vision real. That means state-of-the-art facilities. It also means access to our talented faculty, practicing artists and designers with deep and broad industry connections and a love for helping students grow. It means being part of a student body of artists and designers who have a creative drive, talent, and an ambition to improve culture and commerce in Columbus and around the world. It means being in a place where you’ll be supported holistically, with healthy practices (think sleep, mental and physical health, and more) at the core of your development.
Application Process
Through the AICAD Exchange program, full-time students who are attending one of the participating AICAD schools, have the unique opportunity to attend another school within AICAD for one semester at no additional cost or loss of credit. The AICAD Exchange offers students the experience and benefit of studying at a different school and living in a different geographic area. By sharing resources and facilities, AICAD colleges offer unparalleled educational opportunities to students at AICAD schools.
Step 1
Research the exchange institution of interest. Find a program that you're interested in, and look into what classes you would like to take.
Step 2
Meet with your department Chair and present the institution and the classes that you're interested in. Ask the Chair if those classes will work with the Otis College curriculum. The Chair needs to approve the courses you would like to take. If you can't find information on the available courses, please talk to Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu)
Step 3
Once you receive approval from the Chair of your department, please meet with an Academic Advisor. They will also need to approve the courses that you would like to take at the host institution.
Step 4
Contact Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu) to discuss the application process and complete this form.
Step 5
Once the form is submitted, and we receive a confirmation of approval from your department Chair and the Academic Advisor, Travel and External Study will nominate you to the host institution. If you're applying to an AICAD institution, you will not need a nomination and you may proceed to Step 6.
Step 6
Fill out the application provided by the host institution.
Step 7
If accepted to do the exchange, enroll in a special course with Registration that signifies that you're participating in an exchange.
Step 8
Work with the host institution on acquiring a visa and securing housing. Purchase flights and prepare for departure.
Step 9
After completing your program make sure to order official transcripts from the host institution to be sent to the One Stop. Contact the One Stop if you have questions about how to order transcripts.
Deadline to Apply
Applications must be received by the Host School no later than:
Fall term: April 12 / Spring term: October 1
Housing
Housing is the responsibility of each student. Host Schools have no obligation to provide housing and their dorms are often full. A student wishing to live in a Host School's dorm should make this known at the time of application. Fees for Room and Board are billed by and payable directly to the Host School. If dorms are full, off-campus housing information may be obtained from the student services or housing office of the Host School. Students should plan ahead and investigate all housing options at the time of application.
Health Insurance
Nearly every AICAD college requires students to obtain or furnish proof of medical insurance. Check with your Host School to determine its policies. If you have no insurance you will most likely be expected to purchase it from the Host School. If you have insurance, be sure to obtain proof of insurance from your Home School before you depart.
Tuition
Tuition is payable to Otis College of Art and Design. The Host School agrees not to charge the student tuition. A voucher indicating that tuition has been paid is issued by Otis College to the student and must be presented to the Host School at registration. The student will receive the regular financial aid award, if any, to which they are entitled. Laboratory fees, student service fees and other fees may be charged to the student by the Host School. These are billed by and payable directly to the Host School, and must be paid before registration. These fees vary by institution and program, so students should contact the Exchange Coordinator of the Host School to determine which fees will be required at registration.
Grading
Grades received from the Host School during the semester exchange will become a part of the student’s official record at Otis College. Outgoing exchange students are registered in a block of 15 units to be distributed by the advisor in the application and following the student’s portfolio review upon return to Otis College of Art & Design. Students are responsible for providing Otis College with an official academic transcript from the host school. Exchange units will be recorded as Pass/Fail on the student’s permanent record.
About
The École Nationale Supérieure Des Beaux-Arts, Located Across the Seine from The Musée Du Louvre in The Heart of Saint-Germain-Des-Prés, Is Heir to The Académie Royale De Peinture Et De Sculpture, Founded in The 17th Century by Louis Xiv. History, Long Preserved State Art Collections and Contemporary Artistic Creation Come Together in This Institution, Which Occupies an Essential Place on The World Stage of Art and Culture. the Exchange Program Provides Otis College Students the Opportunity to Study for One Semester at Another Art College. the Program Offers Personal Enrichment Through Study in A New Context, New Environment and With Different Faculty.
The Beaux-Arts De Paris Is a Public Institution Under the Responsibility of The French Ministry of Culture. It Is a Place of Artistic Instruction and Experimentation, Exhibitions and Conservation of Historical and Contemporary Collections, as Well as A Publishing House. the School Has 650 Students (20% Foreign Students) Spread Over 5 Years. the Course Is Studio-Based Under the Guidance of Renowned Artists/teachers and Is Supplemented by A Range of Theoretical and Technical Teaching.
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Application Process
Through the AICAD Exchange program, full-time students who are attending one of the participating AICAD schools, have the unique opportunity to attend another school within AICAD for one semester at no additional cost or loss of credit. The AICAD Exchange offers students the experience and benefit of studying at a different school and living in a different geographic area. By sharing resources and facilities, AICAD colleges offer unparalleled educational opportunities to students at AICAD schools.
Step 1
Research the exchange institution of interest. Find a program that you're interested in, and look into what classes you would like to take.
Step 2
Meet with your department Chair and present the institution and the classes that you're interested in. Ask the Chair if those classes will work with the Otis College curriculum. The Chair needs to approve the courses you would like to take. If you can't find information on the available courses, please talk to Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu)
Step 3
Once you receive approval from the Chair of your department, please meet with an Academic Advisor. They will also need to approve the courses that you would like to take at the host institution.
Step 4
Contact Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu) to discuss the application process and complete this form.
Step 5
Once the form is submitted, and we receive a confirmation of approval from your department Chair and the Academic Advisor, Travel and External Study will nominate you to the host institution. If you're applying to an AICAD institution, you will not need a nomination and you may proceed to Step 6.
Step 6
Fill out the application provided by the host institution.
Step 7
If accepted to do the exchange, enroll in a special course with Registration that signifies that you're participating in an exchange.
Step 8
Work with the host institution on acquiring a visa and securing housing. Purchase flights and prepare for departure.
Step 9
After completing your program make sure to order official transcripts from the host institution to be sent to the One Stop. Contact the One Stop if you have questions about how to order transcripts.
Deadline to Apply
Nomination Deadline : May 15
Application Deadline : June 1st
Housing
Housing is the responsibility of each student. Host Schools have no obligation to provide housing and their dorms are often full. A student wishing to live in a Host School's dorm should make this known at the time of application. Fees for Room and Board are billed by and payable directly to the Host School. If dorms are full, off-campus housing information may be obtained from the student services or housing office of the Host School. Students should plan ahead and investigate all housing options at the time of application.
Health Insurance
Nearly every AICAD college requires students to obtain or furnish proof of medical insurance. Check with your Host School to determine its policies. If you have no insurance you will most likely be expected to purchase it from the Host School. If you have insurance, be sure to obtain proof of insurance from your Home School before you depart.
Tuition
Tuition is payable to Otis College of Art and Design. The Host School agrees not to charge the student tuition. A voucher indicating that tuition has been paid is issued by Otis College to the student and must be presented to the Host School at registration. The student will receive the regular financial aid award, if any, to which they are entitled. Laboratory fees, student service fees and other fees may be charged to the student by the Host School. These are billed by and payable directly to the Host School, and must be paid before registration. These fees vary by institution and program, so students should contact the Exchange Coordinator of the Host School to determine which fees will be required at registration.
Grading
Grades received from the Host School during the semester exchange will become a part of the student’s official record at Otis College. Outgoing exchange students are registered in a block of 15 units to be distributed by the advisor in the application and following the student’s portfolio review upon return to Otis College of Art & Design. Students are responsible for providing Otis College with an official academic transcript from the host school. Exchange units will be recorded as Pass/Fail on the student’s permanent record.
About
The Emily Carr experience engages authenticity and connectivity. Our passion and dedication attract like-minded individuals and groups, fused by a shared and genuine commitment to interdisciplinary education, research, collaboration and excellence in visual arts, media arts and design. By placing students at the center of our mission and vision, we commit to ensure that our degrees, programs and projects are relevant, agile and responsive to the changing and diverse needs and interests of both students and society.
Application Process
Through the AICAD Exchange program, full-time students who are attending one of the participating AICAD schools, have the unique opportunity to attend another school within AICAD for one semester at no additional cost or loss of credit. The AICAD Exchange offers students the experience and benefit of studying at a different school and living in a different geographic area. By sharing resources and facilities, AICAD colleges offer unparalleled educational opportunities to students at AICAD schools.
Step 1
Research the exchange institution of interest. Find a program that you're interested in, and look into what classes you would like to take.
Step 2
Meet with your department Chair and present the institution and the classes that you're interested in. Ask the Chair if those classes will work with the Otis College curriculum. The Chair needs to approve the courses you would like to take. If you can't find information on the available courses, please talk to Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu)
Step 3
Once you receive approval from the Chair of your department, please meet with an Academic Advisor. They will also need to approve the courses that you would like to take at the host institution.
Step 4
Contact Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu) to discuss the application process and complete this form.
Step 5
Once the form is submitted, and we receive a confirmation of approval from your department Chair and the Academic Advisor, Travel and External Study will nominate you to the host institution. If you're applying to an AICAD institution, you will not need a nomination and you may proceed to Step 6.
Step 6
Fill out the application provided by the host institution.
Step 7
If accepted to do the exchange, enroll in a special course with Registration that signifies that you're participating in an exchange.
Step 8
Work with the host institution on acquiring a visa and securing housing. Purchase flights and prepare for departure.
Step 9
After completing your program make sure to order official transcripts from the host institution to be sent to the One Stop. Contact the One Stop if you have questions about how to order transcripts.
Deadline to Apply
Applications must be received by the Host School no later than:
Fall term: April 12 / Spring term: October 1
Housing
Housing is the responsibility of each student. Host Schools have no obligation to provide housing and their dorms are often full. A student wishing to live in a Host School's dorm should make this known at the time of application. Fees for Room and Board are billed by and payable directly to the Host School. If dorms are full, off-campus housing information may be obtained from the student services or housing office of the Host School. Students should plan ahead and investigate all housing options at the time of application.
Health Insurance
Nearly every AICAD college requires students to obtain or furnish proof of medical insurance. Check with your Host School to determine its policies. If you have no insurance you will most likely be expected to purchase it from the Host School. If you have insurance, be sure to obtain proof of insurance from your Home School before you depart.
Tuition
Tuition is payable to Otis College of Art and Design. The Host School agrees not to charge the student tuition. A voucher indicating that tuition has been paid is issued by Otis College to the student and must be presented to the Host School at registration. The student will receive the regular financial aid award, if any, to which they are entitled. Laboratory fees, student service fees and other fees may be charged to the student by the Host School. These are billed by and payable directly to the Host School, and must be paid before registration. These fees vary by institution and program, so students should contact the Exchange Coordinator of the Host School to determine which fees will be required at registration.
Grading
Grades received from the Host School during the semester exchange will become a part of the student’s official record at Otis College. Outgoing exchange students are registered in a block of 15 units to be distributed by the advisor in the application and following the student’s portfolio review upon return to Otis College of Art & Design. Students are responsible for providing Otis College with an official academic transcript from the host school. Exchange units will be recorded as Pass/Fail on the student’s permanent record.
About
KCAI provides a rigorous, diverse curriculum and an immersive studio experience for students who are passionate about the realization of their ideas. Of all the schools you’ll explore, we’re confident that none offers more personal guidance, artistic tools and resources, or opportunities for creative stimulation than you’ll find here.
Learn more here: https://kcai.edu
Application Process
Through the AICAD Exchange program, full-time students who are attending one of the participating AICAD schools, have the unique opportunity to attend another school within AICAD for one semester at no additional cost or loss of credit. The AICAD Exchange offers students the experience and benefit of studying at a different school and living in a different geographic area. By sharing resources and facilities, AICAD colleges offer unparalleled educational opportunities to students at AICAD schools.
Step 1
Research the exchange institution of interest. Find a program that you're interested in, and look into what classes you would like to take.
Step 2
Meet with your department Chair and present the institution and the classes that you're interested in. Ask the Chair if those classes will work with the Otis College curriculum. The Chair needs to approve the courses you would like to take. If you can't find information on the available courses, please talk to Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu)
Step 3
Once you receive approval from the Chair of your department, please meet with an Academic Advisor. They will also need to approve the courses that you would like to take at the host institution.
Step 4
Contact Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu) to discuss the application process and complete this form.
Step 5
Once the form is submitted, and we receive a confirmation of approval from your department Chair and the Academic Advisor, Travel and External Study will nominate you to the host institution. If you're applying to an AICAD institution, you will not need a nomination and you may proceed to Step 6.
Step 6
Fill out the application provided by the host institution.
Step 7
If accepted to do the exchange, enroll in a special course with Registration that signifies that you're participating in an exchange.
Step 8
Work with the host institution on acquiring a visa and securing housing. Purchase flights and prepare for departure.
Step 9
After completing your program make sure to order official transcripts from the host institution to be sent to the One Stop. Contact the One Stop if you have questions about how to order transcripts.
Deadline to Apply
Applications must be received by the Host School no later than:
Fall term: April 12 / Spring term: October 1
Housing
Housing is the responsibility of each student. Host Schools have no obligation to provide housing and their dorms are often full. A student wishing to live in a Host School's dorm should make this known at the time of application. Fees for Room and Board are billed by and payable directly to the Host School. If dorms are full, off-campus housing information may be obtained from the student services or housing office of the Host School. Students should plan ahead and investigate all housing options at the time of application.
Health Insurance
Nearly every AICAD college requires students to obtain or furnish proof of medical insurance. Check with your Host School to determine its policies. If you have no insurance you will most likely be expected to purchase it from the Host School. If you have insurance, be sure to obtain proof of insurance from your Home School before you depart.
Tuition
Tuition is payable to Otis College of Art and Design. The Host School agrees not to charge the student tuition. A voucher indicating that tuition has been paid is issued by Otis College to the student and must be presented to the Host School at registration. The student will receive the regular financial aid award, if any, to which they are entitled. Laboratory fees, student service fees and other fees may be charged to the student by the Host School. These are billed by and payable directly to the Host School, and must be paid before registration. These fees vary by institution and program, so students should contact the Exchange Coordinator of the Host School to determine which fees will be required at registration.
Grading
Grades received from the Host School during the semester exchange will become a part of the student’s official record at Otis College. Outgoing exchange students are registered in a block of 15 units to be distributed by the advisor in the application and following the student’s portfolio review upon return to Otis College of Art & Design. Students are responsible for providing Otis College with an official academic transcript from the host school. Exchange units will be recorded as Pass/Fail on the student’s permanent record.
About
Karel de Grote University College (KdG) is a catholic university college that has over 11.000 enrolled students and employs about 1.300 staff members. The department of Art & Design is located on the St Lucas School of Arts Antwerp campus with 400 enrolled students and 80 staff members). The main focuses of this department are education, research and social engagement in three domains: Graphic Design (graphic, illustration, advertising and data), Jewellery & Silversmithing, Fine Arts (photo/video, spatial art, open studio, painting and graphics). St Lucas School of Arts Antwerp is a member of the European Art Colleges Association ELIA and Cumulus (International association of Universities and Colleges of Art, Design and Media).
Learn more here: https://www.sintlucasantwerpen.be/en/one-semester-art-exchange-programs/#Your-personal-exchange-program
Application Process
Through the AICAD Exchange program, full-time students who are attending one of the participating AICAD schools, have the unique opportunity to attend another school within AICAD for one semester at no additional cost or loss of credit. The AICAD Exchange offers students the experience and benefit of studying at a different school and living in a different geographic area. By sharing resources and facilities, AICAD colleges offer unparalleled educational opportunities to students at AICAD schools.
Step 1
Research the exchange institution of interest. Find a program that you're interested in, and look into what classes you would like to take.
Step 2
Meet with your department Chair and present the institution and the classes that you're interested in. Ask the Chair if those classes will work with the Otis College curriculum. The Chair needs to approve the courses you would like to take. If you can't find information on the available courses, please talk to Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu)
Step 3
Once you receive approval from the Chair of your department, please meet with an Academic Advisor. They will also need to approve the courses that you would like to take at the host institution.
Step 4
Contact Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu) to discuss the application process and complete this form.
Step 5
Once the form is submitted, and we receive a confirmation of approval from your department Chair and the Academic Advisor, Travel and External Study will nominate you to the host institution. If you're applying to an AICAD institution, you will not need a nomination and you may proceed to Step 6.
Step 6
Fill out the application provided by the host institution.
Step 7
If accepted to do the exchange, enroll in a special course with Registration that signifies that you're participating in an exchange.
Step 8
Work with the host institution on acquiring a visa and securing housing. Purchase flights and prepare for departure.
Step 9
After completing your program make sure to order official transcripts from the host institution to be sent to the One Stop. Contact the One Stop if you have questions about how to order transcripts.
Deadline to Apply
May 1 for nomination Fall semester / May 15th Online registration and upload documents
November 1 for nomination Spring semester / November 15th Online registration and upload documents
Housing
Housing is the responsibility of each student. Host Schools have no obligation to provide housing and their dorms are often full. A student wishing to live in a Host School's dorm should make this known at the time of application. Fees for Room and Board are billed by and payable directly to the Host School. If dorms are full, off-campus housing information may be obtained from the student services or housing office of the Host School. Students should plan ahead and investigate all housing options at the time of application.
Health Insurance
Nearly every AICAD college requires students to obtain or furnish proof of medical insurance. Check with your Host School to determine its policies. If you have no insurance you will most likely be expected to purchase it from the Host School. If you have insurance, be sure to obtain proof of insurance from your Home School before you depart.
Tuition
Tuition is payable to Otis College of Art and Design. The Host School agrees not to charge the student tuition. A voucher indicating that tuition has been paid is issued by Otis College to the student and must be presented to the Host School at registration. The student will receive the regular financial aid award, if any, to which they are entitled. Laboratory fees, student service fees and other fees may be charged to the student by the Host School. These are billed by and payable directly to the Host School, and must be paid before registration. These fees vary by institution and program, so students should contact the Exchange Coordinator of the Host School to determine which fees will be required at registration.
Student Visa
Students are highly encouraged to act as soon as possible when applying for a student visa- this cannot be stressed enough. Consulate visa application appointments can be difficult to schedule and can be booked solid for a month in advance, so please begin the scheduling process at least a month before your desired appointment date. The visa processing time is usually between 2 - 4 weeks. Collecting the documents for the application can also be a long and arduous process. It is recommended to start learning about the application process as soon as you apply for the exchange. Each country has a specific procedure, and you can learn about it on the host country’s embassy website. The Host Institution is also an excellent resource for assistance with acquiring a visa. You are welcome to contact the Travel and External Study office for support at any time during this visa procurement and exchange process.
Grading
Grades received from the Host School during the semester exchange will become a part of the student’s official record at Otis College. Outgoing exchange students are registered in a block of 15 units to be distributed by the advisor in the application and following the student’s portfolio review upon return to Otis College of Art & Design. Students are responsible for providing Otis College with an official academic transcript from the host school. Exchange units will be recorded as Pass/Fail on the student’s permanent record.
About
Copenhagen School of Design and Technology (KEA) offers practice-oriented, higher education developed in close cooperation with the business community and educational institutions in Denmark and abroad. KEA has 32 full time programs of which 11 are international programs taught entirely in English. Incoming exchange students become part of regular full degree classes (semester level according to their academic experience and current availabilities), and they become an integral part of the existing class structure and project groups. Incoming exchange students have their own International Coordinator, assisting them in signing learning agreements, finding accommodation and getting settled in Copenhagen in general. Please review this page first: https://global.kea.dk/student-mobility/incoming-exchange
The International Coordinators are part of KEA GLOBAL, the international office at KEA. https://global.kea.dk/student-mobility/incoming-exchange
Application Process
Through the AICAD Exchange program, full-time students who are attending one of the participating AICAD schools, have the unique opportunity to attend another school within AICAD for one semester at no additional cost or loss of credit. The AICAD Exchange offers students the experience and benefit of studying at a different school and living in a different geographic area. By sharing resources and facilities, AICAD colleges offer unparalleled educational opportunities to students at AICAD schools.
Step 1
Research the exchange institution of interest. Find a program that you're interested in, and look into what classes you would like to take.
Step 2
Meet with your department Chair and present the institution and the classes that you're interested in. Ask the Chair if those classes will work with the Otis College curriculum. The Chair needs to approve the courses you would like to take. If you can't find information on the available courses, please talk to Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu)
Step 3
Once you receive approval from the Chair of your department, please meet with an Academic Advisor. They will also need to approve the courses that you would like to take at the host institution.
Step 4
Contact Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu) to discuss the application process and complete this form.
Step 5
Once the form is submitted, and we receive a confirmation of approval from your department Chair and the Academic Advisor, Travel and External Study will nominate you to the host institution. If you're applying to an AICAD institution, you will not need a nomination and you may proceed to Step 6.
Step 6
Fill out the application provided by the host institution.
Step 7
If accepted to do the exchange, enroll in a special course with Registration that signifies that you're participating in an exchange.
Step 8
Work with the host institution on acquiring a visa and securing housing. Purchase flights and prepare for departure.
Step 9
After completing your program make sure to order official transcripts from the host institution to be sent to the One Stop. Contact the One Stop if you have questions about how to order transcripts.
Deadline to Apply
Deadline for application:
15 April for the following autumn semester
15 October for the following spring semester
Housing
Housing is the responsibility of each student. Host Schools have no obligation to provide housing and their dorms are often full. A student wishing to live in a Host School's dorm should make this known at the time of application. Fees for Room and Board are billed by and payable directly to the Host School. If dorms are full, off-campus housing information may be obtained from the student services or housing office of the Host School. Students should plan ahead and investigate all housing options at the time of application.
All incoming exchange students will receive one offer of accommodation directly from KEA unless they have a wish to organize this via a 3rd part on their own. 1-2 month prior to arrival they will receive the offer of accommodation, tenancy agreement and invoice for the deposit and rent for the first month with instructions. Cost per month: 3300 – 4000DKK Included with rent: Utilities - heating, lighting and hot water Cooking facilities Internet access Fully furnished.
Health Insurance
Nearly every AICAD college requires students to obtain or furnish proof of medical insurance. Check with your Host School to determine its policies. If you have no insurance you will most likely be expected to purchase it from the Host School. If you have insurance, be sure to obtain proof of insurance from your Home School before you depart.
Tuition
Tuition is payable to Otis College of Art and Design. The Host School agrees not to charge the student tuition. A voucher indicating that tuition has been paid is issued by Otis College to the student and must be presented to the Host School at registration. The student will receive the regular financial aid award, if any, to which they are entitled. Laboratory fees, student service fees and other fees may be charged to the student by the Host School. These are billed by and payable directly to the Host School, and must be paid before registration. These fees vary by institution and program, so students should contact the Exchange Coordinator of the Host School to determine which fees will be required at registration.
Student Visa
Students are highly encouraged to act as soon as possible when applying for a student visa- this cannot be stressed enough. Consulate visa application appointments can be difficult to schedule and can be booked solid for a month in advance, so please begin the scheduling process at least a month before your desired appointment date. The visa processing time is usually between 2 - 4 weeks. Collecting the documents for the application can also be a long and arduous process. It is recommended to start learning about the application process as soon as you apply for the exchange. Each country has a specific procedure, and you can learn about it on the host country’s embassy website. The Host Institution is also an excellent resource for assistance with acquiring a visa. You are welcome to contact the Travel and External Study office for support at any time during this visa procurement and exchange process.
Grading
Grades received from the Host School during the semester exchange will become a part of the student’s official record at Otis College. Outgoing exchange students are registered in a block of 15 units to be distributed by the advisor in the application and following the student’s portfolio review upon return to Otis College of Art & Design. Students are responsible for providing Otis College with an official academic transcript from the host school. Exchange units will be recorded as Pass/Fail on the student’s permanent record.
About
Laguna College of Art & Design prepares individuals for careers as creative artists and designers in a culturally and ethnically diverse world through a curriculum that emphasizes acquiring skills based on observation, representation, and concept development, while embracing challenges of new, innovative technologies. The College is committed to offering its curriculum through accredited degree programs that imaginatively combine studio work with academic studies, and to sharing its resources with the broader community through continuing education and exhibition programs.
Learn more here: https://www.lcad.edu
Application Process
Through the AICAD Exchange program, full-time students who are attending one of the participating AICAD schools, have the unique opportunity to attend another school within AICAD for one semester at no additional cost or loss of credit. The AICAD Exchange offers students the experience and benefit of studying at a different school and living in a different geographic area. By sharing resources and facilities, AICAD colleges offer unparalleled educational opportunities to students at AICAD schools.
Step 1
Research the exchange institution of interest. Find a program that you're interested in, and look into what classes you would like to take.
Step 2
Meet with your department Chair and present the institution and the classes that you're interested in. Ask the Chair if those classes will work with the Otis College curriculum. The Chair needs to approve the courses you would like to take. If you can't find information on the available courses, please talk to Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu)
Step 3
Once you receive approval from the Chair of your department, please meet with an Academic Advisor. They will also need to approve the courses that you would like to take at the host institution.
Step 4
Contact Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu) to discuss the application process and complete this form.
Step 5
Once the form is submitted, and we receive a confirmation of approval from your department Chair and the Academic Advisor, Travel and External Study will nominate you to the host institution. If you're applying to an AICAD institution, you will not need a nomination and you may proceed to Step 6.
Step 6
Fill out the application provided by the host institution.
Step 7
If accepted to do the exchange, enroll in a special course with Registration that signifies that you're participating in an exchange.
Step 8
Work with the host institution on acquiring a visa and securing housing. Purchase flights and prepare for departure.
Step 9
After completing your program make sure to order official transcripts from the host institution to be sent to the One Stop. Contact the One Stop if you have questions about how to order transcripts.
Deadline to Apply
Applications must be received by the Host School no later than:
Fall term: April 12 / Spring term: October 1
Housing
Housing is the responsibility of each student. Host Schools have no obligation to provide housing and their dorms are often full. A student wishing to live in a Host School's dorm should make this known at the time of application. Fees for Room and Board are billed by and payable directly to the Host School. If dorms are full, off-campus housing information may be obtained from the student services or housing office of the Host School. Students should plan ahead and investigate all housing options at the time of application.
Health Insurance
Nearly every AICAD college requires students to obtain or furnish proof of medical insurance. Check with your Host School to determine its policies. If you have no insurance you will most likely be expected to purchase it from the Host School. If you have insurance, be sure to obtain proof of insurance from your Home School before you depart.
Tuition
Tuition is payable to Otis College of Art and Design. The Host School agrees not to charge the student tuition. A voucher indicating that tuition has been paid is issued by Otis College to the student and must be presented to the Host School at registration. The student will receive the regular financial aid award, if any, to which they are entitled. Laboratory fees, student service fees and other fees may be charged to the student by the Host School. These are billed by and payable directly to the Host School, and must be paid before registration. These fees vary by institution and program, so students should contact the Exchange Coordinator of the Host School to determine which fees will be required at registration.
Grading
Grades received from the Host School during the semester exchange will become a part of the student’s official record at Otis College. Outgoing exchange students are registered in a block of 15 units to be distributed by the advisor in the application and following the student’s portfolio review upon return to Otis College of Art & Design. Students are responsible for providing Otis College with an official academic transcript from the host school. Exchange units will be recorded as Pass/Fail on the student’s permanent record.
About
LASALLE College of the Arts offers 30 diploma, undergraduate and postgraduate programs in fine arts, design communication, interior design, product design, film, animation, fashion, dance, music, theater, arts management, arts pedagogy and practice, art therapy, Asian art histories and creative writing.
LASALLE provides a nurturing, interdisciplinary learning environment to inspire the next generation of forward-looking, globally engaged artists, designers and leaders of creative industries.
Learn more here: https://www.lasalle.edu.sg/about/global-engagement/student-exchange
Application Process
Through the AICAD Exchange program, full-time students who are attending one of the participating AICAD schools, have the unique opportunity to attend another school within AICAD for one semester at no additional cost or loss of credit. The AICAD Exchange offers students the experience and benefit of studying at a different school and living in a different geographic area. By sharing resources and facilities, AICAD colleges offer unparalleled educational opportunities to students at AICAD schools.
Step 1
Research the exchange institution of interest. Find a program that you're interested in, and look into what classes you would like to take.
Step 2
Meet with your department Chair and present the institution and the classes that you're interested in. Ask the Chair if those classes will work with the Otis College curriculum. The Chair needs to approve the courses you would like to take. If you can't find information on the available courses, please talk to Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu)
Step 3
Once you receive approval from the Chair of your department, please meet with an Academic Advisor. They will also need to approve the courses that you would like to take at the host institution.
Step 4
Contact Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu) to discuss the application process and complete this form.
Step 5
Once the form is submitted, and we receive a confirmation of approval from your department Chair and the Academic Advisor, Travel and External Study will nominate you to the host institution. If you're applying to an AICAD institution, you will not need a nomination and you may proceed to Step 6.
Step 6
Fill out the application provided by the host institution.
Step 7
If accepted to do the exchange, enroll in a special course with Registration that signifies that you're participating in an exchange.
Step 8
Work with the host institution on acquiring a visa and securing housing. Purchase flights and prepare for departure.
Step 9
After completing your program make sure to order official transcripts from the host institution to be sent to the One Stop. Contact the One Stop if you have questions about how to order transcripts.
Deadline to Apply
Fall Semester (Aug – Nov)
Nomination deadline: Third Friday of March*
Application deadline: Last Friday of March*
Spring semester (Jan – May)
Nomination deadline: Last Friday of September*
Application deadline: Second Friday of October*
Housing
Housing is the responsibility of each student. Host Schools have no obligation to provide housing and their dorms are often full. A student wishing to live in a Host School's dorm should make this known at the time of application. Fees for Room and Board are billed by and payable directly to the Host School. If dorms are full, off-campus housing information may be obtained from the student services or housing office of the Host School. Students should plan ahead and investigate all housing options at the time of application.
All incoming exchange students will receive one offer of accommodation directly from KEA unless they have a wish to organize this via a 3rd part on their own. 1-2 month prior to arrival they will receive the offer of accommodation, tenancy agreement and invoice for the deposit and rent for the first month with instructions. Cost per month: 3300 – 4000DKK Included with rent: Utilities - heating, lighting and hot water Cooking facilities Internet access Fully furnished.
Health Insurance
Nearly every AICAD college requires students to obtain or furnish proof of medical insurance. Check with your Host School to determine its policies. If you have no insurance you will most likely be expected to purchase it from the Host School. If you have insurance, be sure to obtain proof of insurance from your Home School before you depart.
Tuition
Tuition is payable to Otis College of Art and Design. The Host School agrees not to charge the student tuition. A voucher indicating that tuition has been paid is issued by Otis College to the student and must be presented to the Host School at registration. The student will receive the regular financial aid award, if any, to which they are entitled. Laboratory fees, student service fees and other fees may be charged to the student by the Host School. These are billed by and payable directly to the Host School, and must be paid before registration. These fees vary by institution and program, so students should contact the Exchange Coordinator of the Host School to determine which fees will be required at registration.
Student Visa
Students are highly encouraged to act as soon as possible when applying for a student visa- this cannot be stressed enough. Consulate visa application appointments can be difficult to schedule and can be booked solid for a month in advance, so please begin the scheduling process at least a month before your desired appointment date. The visa processing time is usually between 2 - 4 weeks. Collecting the documents for the application can also be a long and arduous process. It is recommended to start learning about the application process as soon as you apply for the exchange. Each country has a specific procedure, and you can learn about it on the host country’s embassy website. The Host Institution is also an excellent resource for assistance with acquiring a visa. You are welcome to contact the Travel and External Study office for support at any time during this visa procurement and exchange process.
Grading
Grades received from the Host School during the semester exchange will become a part of the student’s official record at Otis College. Outgoing exchange students are registered in a block of 15 units to be distributed by the advisor in the application and following the student’s portfolio review upon return to Otis College of Art & Design. Students are responsible for providing Otis College with an official academic transcript from the host school. Exchange units will be recorded as Pass/Fail on the student’s permanent record.
About
LUCA School of Arts is a conglomerate of five art campuses, located in different cities in Flanders (Brussel, Gent, Genk, Vorst, Leuven). LUCA offers BA and MA programs in the field of Visual Arts, Visual Communication, Interior Design, Audio-visual Arts, Music, Performing Arts, Teacher Training in in the Arts. LUCA cooperates with KULeuven in the field PhD degrees in the art and the development of research projects in the arts. The focus is on the disciplines offered by the association’s art institutes, namely architecture, audiovisual arts, fine arts, music, performing arts, and product design. LUCA offers BA and MA degree programs to 3300 student and has about 320 staff members.
Learn more here: http://www.luca-arts.be/en/incoming-exchange-students
Application Process
Through the AICAD Exchange program, full-time students who are attending one of the participating AICAD schools, have the unique opportunity to attend another school within AICAD for one semester at no additional cost or loss of credit. The AICAD Exchange offers students the experience and benefit of studying at a different school and living in a different geographic area. By sharing resources and facilities, AICAD colleges offer unparalleled educational opportunities to students at AICAD schools.
Step 1
Research the exchange institution of interest. Find a program that you're interested in, and look into what classes you would like to take.
Step 2
Meet with your department Chair and present the institution and the classes that you're interested in. Ask the Chair if those classes will work with the Otis College curriculum. The Chair needs to approve the courses you would like to take. If you can't find information on the available courses, please talk to Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu)
Step 3
Once you receive approval from the Chair of your department, please meet with an Academic Advisor. They will also need to approve the courses that you would like to take at the host institution.
Step 4
Contact Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu) to discuss the application process and complete this form.
Step 5
Once the form is submitted, and we receive a confirmation of approval from your department Chair and the Academic Advisor, Travel and External Study will nominate you to the host institution. If you're applying to an AICAD institution, you will not need a nomination and you may proceed to Step 6.
Step 6
Fill out the application provided by the host institution.
Step 7
If accepted to do the exchange, enroll in a special course with Registration that signifies that you're participating in an exchange.
Step 8
Work with the host institution on acquiring a visa and securing housing. Purchase flights and prepare for departure.
Step 9
After completing your program make sure to order official transcripts from the host institution to be sent to the One Stop. Contact the One Stop if you have questions about how to order transcripts.
Deadline to Apply
Fall semester April 1
Spring semester: October 1
Housing
Housing is the responsibility of each student. Host Schools have no obligation to provide housing and their dorms are often full. A student wishing to live in a Host School's dorm should make this known at the time of application. Fees for Room and Board are billed by and payable directly to the Host School. If dorms are full, off-campus housing information may be obtained from the student services or housing office of the Host School. Students should plan ahead and investigate all housing options at the time of application.
Health Insurance
Nearly every AICAD college requires students to obtain or furnish proof of medical insurance. Check with your Host School to determine its policies. If you have no insurance you will most likely be expected to purchase it from the Host School. If you have insurance, be sure to obtain proof of insurance from your Home School before you depart.
Tuition
Tuition is payable to Otis College of Art and Design. The Host School agrees not to charge the student tuition. A voucher indicating that tuition has been paid is issued by Otis College to the student and must be presented to the Host School at registration. The student will receive the regular financial aid award, if any, to which they are entitled. Laboratory fees, student service fees and other fees may be charged to the student by the Host School. These are billed by and payable directly to the Host School, and must be paid before registration. These fees vary by institution and program, so students should contact the Exchange Coordinator of the Host School to determine which fees will be required at registration.
Student Visa
Students are highly encouraged to act as soon as possible when applying for a student visa- this cannot be stressed enough. Consulate visa application appointments can be difficult to schedule and can be booked solid for a month in advance, so please begin the scheduling process at least a month before your desired appointment date. The visa processing time is usually between 2 - 4 weeks. Collecting the documents for the application can also be a long and arduous process. It is recommended to start learning about the application process as soon as you apply for the exchange. Each country has a specific procedure, and you can learn about it on the host country’s embassy website. The Host Institution is also an excellent resource for assistance with acquiring a visa. You are welcome to contact the Travel and External Study office for support at any time during this visa procurement and exchange process.
Grading
Grades received from the Host School during the semester exchange will become a part of the student’s official record at Otis College. Outgoing exchange students are registered in a block of 15 units to be distributed by the advisor in the application and following the student’s portfolio review upon return to Otis College of Art & Design. Students are responsible for providing Otis College with an official academic transcript from the host school. Exchange units will be recorded as Pass/Fail on the student’s permanent record.
About
Maine College of Art delivers a transformative learning experience within an intimate and demanding educational environment by preparing students in the areas of artistic excellence, creative entrepreneurship, and civic engagement.
Learn more here: https://www.meca.edu/about/meca-at-a-glance/
Application Process
Through the AICAD Exchange program, full-time students who are attending one of the participating AICAD schools, have the unique opportunity to attend another school within AICAD for one semester at no additional cost or loss of credit. The AICAD Exchange offers students the experience and benefit of studying at a different school and living in a different geographic area. By sharing resources and facilities, AICAD colleges offer unparalleled educational opportunities to students at AICAD schools.
Step 1
Research the exchange institution of interest. Find a program that you're interested in, and look into what classes you would like to take.
Step 2
Meet with your department Chair and present the institution and the classes that you're interested in. Ask the Chair if those classes will work with the Otis College curriculum. The Chair needs to approve the courses you would like to take. If you can't find information on the available courses, please talk to Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu)
Step 3
Once you receive approval from the Chair of your department, please meet with an Academic Advisor. They will also need to approve the courses that you would like to take at the host institution.
Step 4
Contact Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu) to discuss the application process and complete this form.
Step 5
Once the form is submitted, and we receive a confirmation of approval from your department Chair and the Academic Advisor, Travel and External Study will nominate you to the host institution. If you're applying to an AICAD institution, you will not need a nomination and you may proceed to Step 6.
Step 6
Fill out the application provided by the host institution.
Step 7
If accepted to do the exchange, enroll in a special course with Registration that signifies that you're participating in an exchange.
Step 8
Work with the host institution on acquiring a visa and securing housing. Purchase flights and prepare for departure.
Step 9
After completing your program make sure to order official transcripts from the host institution to be sent to the One Stop. Contact the One Stop if you have questions about how to order transcripts.
Deadline to Apply
Applications must be received by the Host School no later than:
Fall term: April 12 / Spring term: October 1
Housing
Housing is the responsibility of each student. Host Schools have no obligation to provide housing and their dorms are often full. A student wishing to live in a Host School's dorm should make this known at the time of application. Fees for Room and Board are billed by and payable directly to the Host School. If dorms are full, off-campus housing information may be obtained from the student services or housing office of the Host School. Students should plan ahead and investigate all housing options at the time of application.
Health Insurance
Nearly every AICAD college requires students to obtain or furnish proof of medical insurance. Check with your Host School to determine its policies. If you have no insurance you will most likely be expected to purchase it from the Host School. If you have insurance, be sure to obtain proof of insurance from your Home School before you depart.
Tuition
Tuition is payable to Otis College of Art and Design. The Host School agrees not to charge the student tuition. A voucher indicating that tuition has been paid is issued by Otis College to the student and must be presented to the Host School at registration. The student will receive the regular financial aid award, if any, to which they are entitled. Laboratory fees, student service fees and other fees may be charged to the student by the Host School. These are billed by and payable directly to the Host School, and must be paid before registration. These fees vary by institution and program, so students should contact the Exchange Coordinator of the Host School to determine which fees will be required at registration.
Grading
Grades received from the Host School during the semester exchange will become a part of the student’s official record at Otis College. Outgoing exchange students are registered in a block of 15 units to be distributed by the advisor in the application and following the student’s portfolio review upon return to Otis College of Art & Design. Students are responsible for providing Otis College with an official academic transcript from the host school. Exchange units will be recorded as Pass/Fail on the student’s permanent record.
About
Acknowledged nationally as a premier leader in art and design education, MICA is deliberately cultivating a new generation of artist – one that is capable of seamlessly integrating innovation, entrepreneurship and creative citizenship with contemporary approaches to art, design and media. MICA is redefining the role of the artists and designers as creative, solutions-oriented makers and thinkers who will drive social, cultural, and economic advancement for our future.
Learn more here: https://www.mica.edu/about-mica/
Application Process
Through the AICAD Exchange program, full-time students who are attending one of the participating AICAD schools, have the unique opportunity to attend another school within AICAD for one semester at no additional cost or loss of credit. The AICAD Exchange offers students the experience and benefit of studying at a different school and living in a different geographic area. By sharing resources and facilities, AICAD colleges offer unparalleled educational opportunities to students at AICAD schools.
Step 1
Research the exchange institution of interest. Find a program that you're interested in, and look into what classes you would like to take.
Step 2
Meet with your department Chair and present the institution and the classes that you're interested in. Ask the Chair if those classes will work with the Otis College curriculum. The Chair needs to approve the courses you would like to take. If you can't find information on the available courses, please talk to Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu)
Step 3
Once you receive approval from the Chair of your department, please meet with an Academic Advisor. They will also need to approve the courses that you would like to take at the host institution.
Step 4
Contact Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu) to discuss the application process and complete this form.
Step 5
Once the form is submitted, and we receive a confirmation of approval from your department Chair and the Academic Advisor, Travel and External Study will nominate you to the host institution. If you're applying to an AICAD institution, you will not need a nomination and you may proceed to Step 6.
Step 6
Fill out the application provided by the host institution.
Step 7
If accepted to do the exchange, enroll in a special course with Registration that signifies that you're participating in an exchange.
Step 8
Work with the host institution on acquiring a visa and securing housing. Purchase flights and prepare for departure.
Step 9
After completing your program make sure to order official transcripts from the host institution to be sent to the One Stop. Contact the One Stop if you have questions about how to order transcripts.
Deadline to Apply
Applications must be received by the Host School no later than:
Fall term: April 12 / Spring term: October 1
Housing
Housing is the responsibility of each student. Host Schools have no obligation to provide housing and their dorms are often full. A student wishing to live in a Host School's dorm should make this known at the time of application. Fees for Room and Board are billed by and payable directly to the Host School. If dorms are full, off-campus housing information may be obtained from the student services or housing office of the Host School. Students should plan ahead and investigate all housing options at the time of application.
Health Insurance
Nearly every AICAD college requires students to obtain or furnish proof of medical insurance. Check with your Host School to determine its policies. If you have no insurance you will most likely be expected to purchase it from the Host School. If you have insurance, be sure to obtain proof of insurance from your Home School before you depart.
Tuition
Tuition is payable to Otis College of Art and Design. The Host School agrees not to charge the student tuition. A voucher indicating that tuition has been paid is issued by Otis College to the student and must be presented to the Host School at registration. The student will receive the regular financial aid award, if any, to which they are entitled. Laboratory fees, student service fees and other fees may be charged to the student by the Host School. These are billed by and payable directly to the Host School, and must be paid before registration. These fees vary by institution and program, so students should contact the Exchange Coordinator of the Host School to determine which fees will be required at registration.
Grading
Grades received from the Host School during the semester exchange will become a part of the student’s official record at Otis College. Outgoing exchange students are registered in a block of 15 units to be distributed by the advisor in the application and following the student’s portfolio review upon return to Otis College of Art & Design. Students are responsible for providing Otis College with an official academic transcript from the host school. Exchange units will be recorded as Pass/Fail on the student’s permanent record.
About
The Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design (MIAD) is Wisconsin’s only four-year, private college of visual art and design, offering a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Communication Design, Illustration, Industrial Design, Interior Architecture and Design, and New Studio Practice: Fine Arts.
Learn more here: https://www.miad.edu/about-miad
Application Process
Through the AICAD Exchange program, full-time students who are attending one of the participating AICAD schools, have the unique opportunity to attend another school within AICAD for one semester at no additional cost or loss of credit. The AICAD Exchange offers students the experience and benefit of studying at a different school and living in a different geographic area. By sharing resources and facilities, AICAD colleges offer unparalleled educational opportunities to students at AICAD schools.
Step 1
Research the exchange institution of interest. Find a program that you're interested in, and look into what classes you would like to take.
Step 2
Meet with your department Chair and present the institution and the classes that you're interested in. Ask the Chair if those classes will work with the Otis College curriculum. The Chair needs to approve the courses you would like to take. If you can't find information on the available courses, please talk to Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu)
Step 3
Once you receive approval from the Chair of your department, please meet with an Academic Advisor. They will also need to approve the courses that you would like to take at the host institution.
Step 4
Contact Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu) to discuss the application process and complete this form.
Step 5
Once the form is submitted, and we receive a confirmation of approval from your department Chair and the Academic Advisor, Travel and External Study will nominate you to the host institution. If you're applying to an AICAD institution, you will not need a nomination and you may proceed to Step 6.
Step 6
Fill out the application provided by the host institution.
Step 7
If accepted to do the exchange, enroll in a special course with Registration that signifies that you're participating in an exchange.
Step 8
Work with the host institution on acquiring a visa and securing housing. Purchase flights and prepare for departure.
Step 9
After completing your program make sure to order official transcripts from the host institution to be sent to the One Stop. Contact the One Stop if you have questions about how to order transcripts.
Deadline to Apply
Applications must be received by the Host School no later than:
Fall term: April 12 / Spring term: October 1
Housing
Housing is the responsibility of each student. Host Schools have no obligation to provide housing and their dorms are often full. A student wishing to live in a Host School's dorm should make this known at the time of application. Fees for Room and Board are billed by and payable directly to the Host School. If dorms are full, off-campus housing information may be obtained from the student services or housing office of the Host School. Students should plan ahead and investigate all housing options at the time of application.
Health Insurance
Nearly every AICAD college requires students to obtain or furnish proof of medical insurance. Check with your Host School to determine its policies. If you have no insurance you will most likely be expected to purchase it from the Host School. If you have insurance, be sure to obtain proof of insurance from your Home School before you depart.
Tuition
Tuition is payable to Otis College of Art and Design. The Host School agrees not to charge the student tuition. A voucher indicating that tuition has been paid is issued by Otis College to the student and must be presented to the Host School at registration. The student will receive the regular financial aid award, if any, to which they are entitled. Laboratory fees, student service fees and other fees may be charged to the student by the Host School. These are billed by and payable directly to the Host School, and must be paid before registration. These fees vary by institution and program, so students should contact the Exchange Coordinator of the Host School to determine which fees will be required at registration.
Grading
Grades received from the Host School during the semester exchange will become a part of the student’s official record at Otis College. Outgoing exchange students are registered in a block of 15 units to be distributed by the advisor in the application and following the student’s portfolio review upon return to Otis College of Art & Design. Students are responsible for providing Otis College with an official academic transcript from the host school. Exchange units will be recorded as Pass/Fail on the student’s permanent record.
About
At MassArt, we’ve always believed that art is an igniting force for positive change. From our earliest days, we’ve offered a bright gate where access to a world-class art education isn’t defined by economics or privilege. We’re committed to providing an education and the promise of a future based on talent, ambition, and drive. As the first publicly supported freestanding visual arts college in the US, we take great pride in our ability to nurture and support students with extraordinary creative promise, regardless of limitations in college prep opportunities, or financial status.
Learn more here: https://massart.edu/about
Application Process
Through the AICAD Exchange program, full-time students who are attending one of the participating AICAD schools, have the unique opportunity to attend another school within AICAD for one semester at no additional cost or loss of credit. The AICAD Exchange offers students the experience and benefit of studying at a different school and living in a different geographic area. By sharing resources and facilities, AICAD colleges offer unparalleled educational opportunities to students at AICAD schools.
Step 1
Research the exchange institution of interest. Find a program that you're interested in, and look into what classes you would like to take.
Step 2
Meet with your department Chair and present the institution and the classes that you're interested in. Ask the Chair if those classes will work with the Otis College curriculum. The Chair needs to approve the courses you would like to take. If you can't find information on the available courses, please talk to Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu)
Step 3
Once you receive approval from the Chair of your department, please meet with an Academic Advisor. They will also need to approve the courses that you would like to take at the host institution.
Step 4
Contact Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu) to discuss the application process and complete this form.
Step 5
Once the form is submitted, and we receive a confirmation of approval from your department Chair and the Academic Advisor, Travel and External Study will nominate you to the host institution. If you're applying to an AICAD institution, you will not need a nomination and you may proceed to Step 6.
Step 6
Fill out the application provided by the host institution.
Step 7
If accepted to do the exchange, enroll in a special course with Registration that signifies that you're participating in an exchange.
Step 8
Work with the host institution on acquiring a visa and securing housing. Purchase flights and prepare for departure.
Step 9
After completing your program make sure to order official transcripts from the host institution to be sent to the One Stop. Contact the One Stop if you have questions about how to order transcripts.
Deadline to Apply
Applications must be received by the Host School no later than:
Fall term: April 12 / Spring term: October 1
Housing
Housing is the responsibility of each student. Host Schools have no obligation to provide housing and their dorms are often full. A student wishing to live in a Host School's dorm should make this known at the time of application. Fees for Room and Board are billed by and payable directly to the Host School. If dorms are full, off-campus housing information may be obtained from the student services or housing office of the Host School. Students should plan ahead and investigate all housing options at the time of application.
Health Insurance
Nearly every AICAD college requires students to obtain or furnish proof of medical insurance. Check with your Host School to determine its policies. If you have no insurance you will most likely be expected to purchase it from the Host School. If you have insurance, be sure to obtain proof of insurance from your Home School before you depart.
Tuition
Tuition is payable to Otis College of Art and Design. The Host School agrees not to charge the student tuition. A voucher indicating that tuition has been paid is issued by Otis College to the student and must be presented to the Host School at registration. The student will receive the regular financial aid award, if any, to which they are entitled. Laboratory fees, student service fees and other fees may be charged to the student by the Host School. These are billed by and payable directly to the Host School, and must be paid before registration. These fees vary by institution and program, so students should contact the Exchange Coordinator of the Host School to determine which fees will be required at registration.
Grading
Grades received from the Host School during the semester exchange will become a part of the student’s official record at Otis College. Outgoing exchange students are registered in a block of 15 units to be distributed by the advisor in the application and following the student’s portfolio review upon return to Otis College of Art & Design. Students are responsible for providing Otis College with an official academic transcript from the host school. Exchange units will be recorded as Pass/Fail on the student’s permanent record.
About
Located near the promenade of Qinhuai River, the mother river of Nanjing, Nanjing University of the Arts is the only comprehensive arts institute in Jiangsu Province. Nanjing University of the Arts is also the earliest art academy established in China. The history of Nanjing University of the Arts can be traced back to the year of 1912 when Mr. Liu Haisu, the founder of art education in China, and several of his friends first set up Shanghai Chinese Art College, and later changed its name into Shanghai Academy of Fine Arts of in 1930. Mr. Cai Yuanpei, the Chairman of the Board of the school, wrote the lyrics for the school song, and also made the motto and the discipline for the school. In 1922 Yan Weiliang, another famous artist of the time, set up Suzhou Fine Arts College in Suzhou. Both Shanghai Academy of Fine Arts of and Suzhou Fine Arts College, the earliest private art schools in China amalgamated with the department of fine arts and music of Shandong University in the nation-wide adjustment of colleges and faculties in 1952 and changed its name into East China Arts College. The new site for the college was in Sheqiao, Wuxi, Jiangsu province, and the amalgamation was completed on December 8 which later became the anniversary of the founding of Nanjing Arts Institute. In 1958 East China Arts College was relocated in Ding Jiaqiao of Nanjing, and in the June of the same year the school changed its name into Nanjing Arts College, and in 1959 into Nanjing Arts Institute, which marked the completion of the founding process and the ultimate establishment of a four-year academic institution. In 1967 the campus of Nanjing University of the Arts was moved to No. 15, Huju Road (N), Nanjing. After a century of development and construction, during which the school has underwent trials and tribulations, Nanjing University of the Arts has now become a comprehensive higher educational institution of arts whose great influence can be found both in China and around the world. http://en.nua.edu.cn
Through the AICAD Exchange program, full-time students who are attending one of the 31 participating AICAD schools, have the unique opportunity to attend another school within AICAD for one semester at no additional cost or loss of credit. The AICAD Exchange offers students the experience and benefit of studying at a different school and living in a different geographic area. By sharing resources and facilities, AICAD colleges offer unparalleled educational opportunities to students at AICAD schools.
Application Process
Step 1
Research the exchange institution of interest. Find a program that you're interested in, and look into what classes you would like to take.
Step 2
Meet with your department Chair and present the institution and the classes that you're interested in. Ask the Chair if those classes will work with the Otis College curriculum. The Chair needs to approve the courses you would like to take. If you can't find information on the available courses, please talk to Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu)
Step 3
Once you receive approval from the Chair of your department, please meet with an Academic Advisor. They will also need to approve the courses that you would like to take at the host institution.
Step 4
Contact Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu) to discuss the application process and complete this form.
Step 5
Once the form is submitted, and we receive a confirmation of approval from your department Chair and the Academic Advisor, Travel and External Study will nominate you to the host institution. If you're applying to an AICAD institution, you will not need a nomination and you may proceed to Step 6.
Step 6
Fill out the application provided by the host institution.
Step 7
If accepted to do the exchange, enroll in a special course with Registration that signifies that you're participating in an exchange.
Step 8
Work with the host institution on acquiring a visa and securing housing. Purchase flights and prepare for departure.
Step 9
After completing your program make sure to order official transcripts from the host institution to be sent to the One Stop. Contact the One Stop if you have questions about how to order transcripts.
Deadline to Apply
Applications must be received by the Host School no later than:
Fall term: March 15 / Spring term: October 1
Housing
Housing is the responsibility of each student. Host Schools have no obligation to provide housing and their dorms are often full. A student wishing to live in a Host School's dorm should make this known at the time of application. Fees for Room and Board are billed by and payable directly to the Host School. If dorms are full, off-campus housing information may be obtained from the student services or housing office of the Host School. Students should plan ahead and investigate all housing options at the time of application.
Health Insurance
Nearly every AICAD college requires students to obtain or furnish proof of medical insurance. Check with your Host School to determine its policies. If you have no insurance you will most likely be expected to purchase it from the Host School. If you have insurance, be sure to obtain proof of insurance from your Home School before you depart.
Tuition
Tuition is payable to Otis College of Art and Design. The Host School agrees not to charge the student tuition. A voucher indicating that tuition has been paid is issued by Otis College to the student and must be presented to the Host School at registration. The student will receive the regular financial aid award, if any, to which they are entitled. Laboratory fees, student service fees and other fees may be charged to the student by the Host School. These are billed by and payable directly to the Host School, and must be paid before registration. These fees vary by institution and program, so students should contact the Exchange Coordinator of the Host School to determine which fees will be required at registration.
Grading
Grades received from the Host School during the semester exchange will become a part of the student’s official record at Otis College. Outgoing exchange students are registered in a block of 15 units to be distributed by the advisor in the application and following the student’s portfolio review upon return to Otis College of Art & Design. Students are responsible for providing Otis College with an official academic transcript from the host school. Exchange units will be recorded as Pass/Fail on the student’s permanent record.
City: Nanjing Country: China Region: Asia
About
The Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design (MIAD) is Wisconsin’s only four-year, private college of visual art and design, offering a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Communication Design, Illustration, Industrial Design, Interior Architecture and Design, and New Studio Practice: Fine Arts.
Learn more here: https://www.miad.edu/about-miad
Application Process
Through the AICAD Exchange program, full-time students who are attending one of the participating AICAD schools, have the unique opportunity to attend another school within AICAD for one semester at no additional cost or loss of credit. The AICAD Exchange offers students the experience and benefit of studying at a different school and living in a different geographic area. By sharing resources and facilities, AICAD colleges offer unparalleled educational opportunities to students at AICAD schools.
Step 1
Research the exchange institution of interest. Find a program that you're interested in, and look into what classes you would like to take.
Step 2
Meet with your department Chair and present the institution and the classes that you're interested in. Ask the Chair if those classes will work with the Otis College curriculum. The Chair needs to approve the courses you would like to take. If you can't find information on the available courses, please talk to Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu)
Step 3
Once you receive approval from the Chair of your department, please meet with an Academic Advisor. They will also need to approve the courses that you would like to take at the host institution.
Step 4
Contact Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu) to discuss the application process and complete this form.
Step 5
Once the form is submitted, and we receive a confirmation of approval from your department Chair and the Academic Advisor, Travel and External Study will nominate you to the host institution. If you're applying to an AICAD institution, you will not need a nomination and you may proceed to Step 6.
Step 6
Fill out the application provided by the host institution.
Step 7
If accepted to do the exchange, enroll in a special course with Registration that signifies that you're participating in an exchange.
Step 8
Work with the host institution on acquiring a visa and securing housing. Purchase flights and prepare for departure.
Step 9
After completing your program make sure to order official transcripts from the host institution to be sent to the One Stop. Contact the One Stop if you have questions about how to order transcripts.
Deadline to Apply
Applications must be received by the Host School no later than:
Fall term: April 12 / Spring term: October 1
Housing
Housing is the responsibility of each student. Host Schools have no obligation to provide housing and their dorms are often full. A student wishing to live in a Host School's dorm should make this known at the time of application. Fees for Room and Board are billed by and payable directly to the Host School. If dorms are full, off-campus housing information may be obtained from the student services or housing office of the Host School. Students should plan ahead and investigate all housing options at the time of application.
Health Insurance
Nearly every AICAD college requires students to obtain or furnish proof of medical insurance. Check with your Host School to determine its policies. If you have no insurance you will most likely be expected to purchase it from the Host School. If you have insurance, be sure to obtain proof of insurance from your Home School before you depart.
Tuition
Tuition is payable to Otis College of Art and Design. The Host School agrees not to charge the student tuition. A voucher indicating that tuition has been paid is issued by Otis College to the student and must be presented to the Host School at registration. The student will receive the regular financial aid award, if any, to which they are entitled. Laboratory fees, student service fees and other fees may be charged to the student by the Host School. These are billed by and payable directly to the Host School, and must be paid before registration. These fees vary by institution and program, so students should contact the Exchange Coordinator of the Host School to determine which fees will be required at registration.
Grading
Grades received from the Host School during the semester exchange will become a part of the student’s official record at Otis College. Outgoing exchange students are registered in a block of 15 units to be distributed by the advisor in the application and following the student’s portfolio review upon return to Otis College of Art & Design. Students are responsible for providing Otis College with an official academic transcript from the host school. Exchange units will be recorded as Pass/Fail on the student’s permanent record.
About
Founded in 1876, OCAD U is dedicated to art and design education, practice and research
and to knowledge and invention across a wide range of disciplines. OCAD U continuously
builds on its traditional, studio-based strengths, adding new approaches to learning
that champion cross-disciplinary practice, collaboration and the integration of emerging
technologies. In the Age of Imagination, members of the OCAD U community are uniquely
qualified to act as catalysts for the next advances in culture, technology and quality
of life for all Canadians.
Learn more here: https://www.ocadu.ca
Application Process
Through the AICAD Exchange program, full-time students who are attending one of the participating AICAD schools, have the unique opportunity to attend another school within AICAD for one semester at no additional cost or loss of credit. The AICAD Exchange offers students the experience and benefit of studying at a different school and living in a different geographic area. By sharing resources and facilities, AICAD colleges offer unparalleled educational opportunities to students at AICAD schools.
Step 1
Research the exchange institution of interest. Find a program that you're interested in, and look into what classes you would like to take.
Step 2
Meet with your department Chair and present the institution and the classes that you're interested in. Ask the Chair if those classes will work with the Otis College curriculum. The Chair needs to approve the courses you would like to take. If you can't find information on the available courses, please talk to Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu)
Step 3
Once you receive approval from the Chair of your department, please meet with an Academic Advisor. They will also need to approve the courses that you would like to take at the host institution.
Step 4
Contact Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu) to discuss the application process and complete this form.
Step 5
Once the form is submitted, and we receive a confirmation of approval from your department Chair and the Academic Advisor, Travel and External Study will nominate you to the host institution. If you're applying to an AICAD institution, you will not need a nomination and you may proceed to Step 6.
Step 6
Fill out the application provided by the host institution.
Step 7
If accepted to do the exchange, enroll in a special course with Registration that signifies that you're participating in an exchange.
Step 8
Work with the host institution on acquiring a visa and securing housing. Purchase flights and prepare for departure.
Step 9
After completing your program make sure to order official transcripts from the host institution to be sent to the One Stop. Contact the One Stop if you have questions about how to order transcripts.
Deadline to Apply
Applications must be received by the Host School no later than:
Fall term: April 12 / Spring term: October 1
Housing
Housing is the responsibility of each student. Host Schools have no obligation to provide housing and their dorms are often full. A student wishing to live in a Host School's dorm should make this known at the time of application. Fees for Room and Board are billed by and payable directly to the Host School. If dorms are full, off-campus housing information may be obtained from the student services or housing office of the Host School. Students should plan ahead and investigate all housing options at the time of application.
Health Insurance
Nearly every AICAD college requires students to obtain or furnish proof of medical insurance. Check with your Host School to determine its policies. If you have no insurance you will most likely be expected to purchase it from the Host School. If you have insurance, be sure to obtain proof of insurance from your Home School before you depart.
Tuition
Tuition is payable to Otis College of Art and Design. The Host School agrees not to charge the student tuition. A voucher indicating that tuition has been paid is issued by Otis College to the student and must be presented to the Host School at registration. The student will receive the regular financial aid award, if any, to which they are entitled. Laboratory fees, student service fees and other fees may be charged to the student by the Host School. These are billed by and payable directly to the Host School, and must be paid before registration. These fees vary by institution and program, so students should contact the Exchange Coordinator of the Host School to determine which fees will be required at registration.
Grading
Grades received from the Host School during the semester exchange will become a part of the student’s official record at Otis College. Outgoing exchange students are registered in a block of 15 units to be distributed by the advisor in the application and following the student’s portfolio review upon return to Otis College of Art & Design. Students are responsible for providing Otis College with an official academic transcript from the host school. Exchange units will be recorded as Pass/Fail on the student’s permanent record.
About
Since 1886, the Minneapolis College of Art and Design—a private, nonprofit four-year and postgraduate college—has been the preeminent art and design educator in the region.
Today MCAD is a h3 national leader in fine arts, design, entrepreneurship, and sustainability education. Through degree programs, continuing education courses, exhibitions, and a number of other community programs and events, MCAD transforms the world through creativity and purpose.
Learn more here: https://mcad.edu/about-mcad
Application Process
Through the AICAD Exchange program, full-time students who are attending one of the participating AICAD schools, have the unique opportunity to attend another school within AICAD for one semester at no additional cost or loss of credit. The AICAD Exchange offers students the experience and benefit of studying at a different school and living in a different geographic area. By sharing resources and facilities, AICAD colleges offer unparalleled educational opportunities to students at AICAD schools.
Step 1
Research the exchange institution of interest. Find a program that you're interested in, and look into what classes you would like to take.
Step 2
Meet with your department Chair and present the institution and the classes that you're interested in. Ask the Chair if those classes will work with the Otis College curriculum. The Chair needs to approve the courses you would like to take. If you can't find information on the available courses, please talk to Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu)
Step 3
Once you receive approval from the Chair of your department, please meet with an Academic Advisor. They will also need to approve the courses that you would like to take at the host institution.
Step 4
Contact Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu) to discuss the application process and complete this form.
Step 5
Once the form is submitted, and we receive a confirmation of approval from your department Chair and the Academic Advisor, Travel and External Study will nominate you to the host institution. If you're applying to an AICAD institution, you will not need a nomination and you may proceed to Step 6.
Step 6
Fill out the application provided by the host institution.
Step 7
If accepted to do the exchange, enroll in a special course with Registration that signifies that you're participating in an exchange.
Step 8
Work with the host institution on acquiring a visa and securing housing. Purchase flights and prepare for departure.
Step 9
After completing your program make sure to order official transcripts from the host institution to be sent to the One Stop. Contact the One Stop if you have questions about how to order transcripts.
Deadline to Apply
Applications must be received by the Host School no later than:
Fall term: April 12 / Spring term: October 1
Housing
Housing is the responsibility of each student. Host Schools have no obligation to provide housing and their dorms are often full. A student wishing to live in a Host School's dorm should make this known at the time of application. Fees for Room and Board are billed by and payable directly to the Host School. If dorms are full, off-campus housing information may be obtained from the student services or housing office of the Host School. Students should plan ahead and investigate all housing options at the time of application.
Health Insurance
Nearly every AICAD college requires students to obtain or furnish proof of medical insurance. Check with your Host School to determine its policies. If you have no insurance you will most likely be expected to purchase it from the Host School. If you have insurance, be sure to obtain proof of insurance from your Home School before you depart.
Tuition
Tuition is payable to Otis College of Art and Design. The Host School agrees not to charge the student tuition. A voucher indicating that tuition has been paid is issued by Otis College to the student and must be presented to the Host School at registration. The student will receive the regular financial aid award, if any, to which they are entitled. Laboratory fees, student service fees and other fees may be charged to the student by the Host School. These are billed by and payable directly to the Host School, and must be paid before registration. These fees vary by institution and program, so students should contact the Exchange Coordinator of the Host School to determine which fees will be required at registration.
Grading
Grades received from the Host School during the semester exchange will become a part of the student’s official record at Otis College. Outgoing exchange students are registered in a block of 15 units to be distributed by the advisor in the application and following the student’s portfolio review upon return to Otis College of Art & Design. Students are responsible for providing Otis College with an official academic transcript from the host school. Exchange units will be recorded as Pass/Fail on the student’s permanent record.
About
Located near the promenade of Qinhuai River, the mother river of Nanjing, Nanjing University of the Arts is the only comprehensive arts institute in Jiangsu Province. Nanjing University of the Arts is also the earliest art academy established in China. The history of Nanjing University of the Arts can be traced back to the year of 1912 when Mr. Liu Haisu, the founder of art education in China, and several of his friends first set up Shanghai Chinese Art College, and later changed its name into Shanghai Academy of Fine Arts of in 1930. Mr. Cai Yuanpei, the Chairman of the Board of the school, wrote the lyrics for the school song, and also made the motto and the discipline for the school. In 1922 Yan Weiliang, another famous artist of the time, set up Suzhou Fine Arts College in Suzhou. Both Shanghai Academy of Fine Arts of and Suzhou Fine Arts College, the earliest private art schools in China amalgamated with the department of fine arts and music of Shandong University in the nation-wide adjustment of colleges and faculties in 1952 and changed its name into East China Arts College. The new site for the college was in Sheqiao, Wuxi, Jiangsu province, and the amalgamation was completed on December 8 which later became the anniversary of the founding of Nanjing Arts Institute. In 1958 East China Arts College was relocated in Ding Jiaqiao of Nanjing, and in the June of the same year the school changed its name into Nanjing Arts College, and in 1959 into Nanjing Arts Institute, which marked the completion of the founding process and the ultimate establishment of a four-year academic institution. In 1967 the campus of Nanjing University of the Arts was moved to No. 15, Huju Road (N), Nanjing. After a century of development and construction, during which the school has underwent trials and tribulations, Nanjing University of the Arts has now become a comprehensive higher educational institution of arts whose great influence can be found both in China and around the world.
Learn more here: http://en.nua.edu.cn
Application Process
Through the AICAD Exchange program, full-time students who are attending one of the participating AICAD schools, have the unique opportunity to attend another school within AICAD for one semester at no additional cost or loss of credit. The AICAD Exchange offers students the experience and benefit of studying at a different school and living in a different geographic area. By sharing resources and facilities, AICAD colleges offer unparalleled educational opportunities to students at AICAD schools.
Step 1
Research the exchange institution of interest. Find a program that you're interested in, and look into what classes you would like to take.
Step 2
Meet with your department Chair and present the institution and the classes that you're interested in. Ask the Chair if those classes will work with the Otis College curriculum. The Chair needs to approve the courses you would like to take. If you can't find information on the available courses, please talk to Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu)
Step 3
Once you receive approval from the Chair of your department, please meet with an Academic Advisor. They will also need to approve the courses that you would like to take at the host institution.
Step 4
Contact Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu) to discuss the application process and complete this form.
Step 5
Once the form is submitted, and we receive a confirmation of approval from your department Chair and the Academic Advisor, Travel and External Study will nominate you to the host institution. If you're applying to an AICAD institution, you will not need a nomination and you may proceed to Step 6.
Step 6
Fill out the application provided by the host institution.
Step 7
If accepted to do the exchange, enroll in a special course with Registration that signifies that you're participating in an exchange.
Step 8
Work with the host institution on acquiring a visa and securing housing. Purchase flights and prepare for departure.
Step 9
After completing your program make sure to order official transcripts from the host institution to be sent to the One Stop. Contact the One Stop if you have questions about how to order transcripts.
Deadline to Apply
Applications must be received by the Host School no later than:
Fall term: April 12 / Spring term: October 1
Housing
Housing is the responsibility of each student. Host Schools have no obligation to provide housing and their dorms are often full. A student wishing to live in a Host School's dorm should make this known at the time of application. Fees for Room and Board are billed by and payable directly to the Host School. If dorms are full, off-campus housing information may be obtained from the student services or housing office of the Host School. Students should plan ahead and investigate all housing options at the time of application.
Health Insurance
Nearly every AICAD college requires students to obtain or furnish proof of medical insurance. Check with your Host School to determine its policies. If you have no insurance you will most likely be expected to purchase it from the Host School. If you have insurance, be sure to obtain proof of insurance from your Home School before you depart.
Tuition
Tuition is payable to Otis College of Art and Design. The Host School agrees not to charge the student tuition. A voucher indicating that tuition has been paid is issued by Otis College to the student and must be presented to the Host School at registration. The student will receive the regular financial aid award, if any, to which they are entitled. Laboratory fees, student service fees and other fees may be charged to the student by the Host School. These are billed by and payable directly to the Host School, and must be paid before registration. These fees vary by institution and program, so students should contact the Exchange Coordinator of the Host School to determine which fees will be required at registration.
Grading
Grades received from the Host School during the semester exchange will become a part of the student’s official record at Otis College. Outgoing exchange students are registered in a block of 15 units to be distributed by the advisor in the application and following the student’s portfolio review upon return to Otis College of Art & Design. Students are responsible for providing Otis College with an official academic transcript from the host school. Exchange units will be recorded as Pass/Fail on the student’s permanent record.
About
Ringling College of Art and Design has cultivated the creative spirit in students from around the globe. The private, not-for-profit, fully accredited college offers the Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in eleven disciplines and the Bachelor of Arts in two. The College’s rigorous curriculum employs the studio model of teaching and immediately engages students through a comprehensive program that is both specific to the major of study and focused on the liberal arts. The Ringling College teaching model ultimately shapes students into highly employable and globally aware artists and designers.
Learn more here: https://www.ringling.edu/About
Application Process
Through the AICAD Exchange program, full-time students who are attending one of the participating AICAD schools, have the unique opportunity to attend another school within AICAD for one semester at no additional cost or loss of credit. The AICAD Exchange offers students the experience and benefit of studying at a different school and living in a different geographic area. By sharing resources and facilities, AICAD colleges offer unparalleled educational opportunities to students at AICAD schools.
Step 1
Research the exchange institution of interest. Find a program that you're interested in, and look into what classes you would like to take.
Step 2
Meet with your department Chair and present the institution and the classes that you're interested in. Ask the Chair if those classes will work with the Otis College curriculum. The Chair needs to approve the courses you would like to take. If you can't find information on the available courses, please talk to Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu)
Step 3
Once you receive approval from the Chair of your department, please meet with an Academic Advisor. They will also need to approve the courses that you would like to take at the host institution.
Step 4
Contact Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu) to discuss the application process and complete this form.
Step 5
Once the form is submitted, and we receive a confirmation of approval from your department Chair and the Academic Advisor, Travel and External Study will nominate you to the host institution. If you're applying to an AICAD institution, you will not need a nomination and you may proceed to Step 6.
Step 6
Fill out the application provided by the host institution.
Step 7
If accepted to do the exchange, enroll in a special course with Registration that signifies that you're participating in an exchange.
Step 8
Work with the host institution on acquiring a visa and securing housing. Purchase flights and prepare for departure.
Step 9
After completing your program make sure to order official transcripts from the host institution to be sent to the One Stop. Contact the One Stop if you have questions about how to order transcripts.
Deadline to Apply
Applications must be received by the Host School no later than:
Fall term: April 12 / Spring term: October 1
Housing
Housing is the responsibility of each student. Host Schools have no obligation to provide housing and their dorms are often full. A student wishing to live in a Host School's dorm should make this known at the time of application. Fees for Room and Board are billed by and payable directly to the Host School. If dorms are full, off-campus housing information may be obtained from the student services or housing office of the Host School. Students should plan ahead and investigate all housing options at the time of application.
Health Insurance
Nearly every AICAD college requires students to obtain or furnish proof of medical insurance. Check with your Host School to determine its policies. If you have no insurance you will most likely be expected to purchase it from the Host School. If you have insurance, be sure to obtain proof of insurance from your Home School before you depart.
Tuition
Tuition is payable to Otis College of Art and Design. The Host School agrees not to charge the student tuition. A voucher indicating that tuition has been paid is issued by Otis College to the student and must be presented to the Host School at registration. The student will receive the regular financial aid award, if any, to which they are entitled. Laboratory fees, student service fees and other fees may be charged to the student by the Host School. These are billed by and payable directly to the Host School, and must be paid before registration. These fees vary by institution and program, so students should contact the Exchange Coordinator of the Host School to determine which fees will be required at registration.
Grading
Grades received from the Host School during the semester exchange will become a part of the student’s official record at Otis College. Outgoing exchange students are registered in a block of 15 units to be distributed by the advisor in the application and following the student’s portfolio review upon return to Otis College of Art & Design. Students are responsible for providing Otis College with an official academic transcript from the host school. Exchange units will be recorded as Pass/Fail on the student’s permanent record.
About
NSCAD has a long history of progressive art-making, dating back to the mid-1960’s when our campus was a haven for the conceptual art movement in North America. Located in Halifax, Nova Scotia – a coastal city with a highly diverse art scene – today the NSCAD community is filled with internationally recognized artists, designers, researchers, and scholars.
Learn more here: https://nscad.ca/learn-about-nscad/
Application Process
Through the AICAD Exchange program, full-time students who are attending one of the participating AICAD schools, have the unique opportunity to attend another school within AICAD for one semester at no additional cost or loss of credit. The AICAD Exchange offers students the experience and benefit of studying at a different school and living in a different geographic area. By sharing resources and facilities, AICAD colleges offer unparalleled educational opportunities to students at AICAD schools.
Step 1
Research the exchange institution of interest. Find a program that you're interested in, and look into what classes you would like to take.
Step 2
Meet with your department Chair and present the institution and the classes that you're interested in. Ask the Chair if those classes will work with the Otis College curriculum. The Chair needs to approve the courses you would like to take. If you can't find information on the available courses, please talk to Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu)
Step 3
Once you receive approval from the Chair of your department, please meet with an Academic Advisor. They will also need to approve the courses that you would like to take at the host institution.
Step 4
Contact Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu) to discuss the application process and complete this form.
Step 5
Once the form is submitted, and we receive a confirmation of approval from your department Chair and the Academic Advisor, Travel and External Study will nominate you to the host institution. If you're applying to an AICAD institution, you will not need a nomination and you may proceed to Step 6.
Step 6
Fill out the application provided by the host institution.
Step 7
If accepted to do the exchange, enroll in a special course with Registration that signifies that you're participating in an exchange.
Step 8
Work with the host institution on acquiring a visa and securing housing. Purchase flights and prepare for departure.
Step 9
After completing your program make sure to order official transcripts from the host institution to be sent to the One Stop. Contact the One Stop if you have questions about how to order transcripts.
Deadline to Apply
Applications must be received by the Host School no later than:
Fall term: April 12 / Spring term: October 1
Housing
Housing is the responsibility of each student. Host Schools have no obligation to provide housing and their dorms are often full. A student wishing to live in a Host School's dorm should make this known at the time of application. Fees for Room and Board are billed by and payable directly to the Host School. If dorms are full, off-campus housing information may be obtained from the student services or housing office of the Host School. Students should plan ahead and investigate all housing options at the time of application.
Health Insurance
Nearly every AICAD college requires students to obtain or furnish proof of medical insurance. Check with your Host School to determine its policies. If you have no insurance you will most likely be expected to purchase it from the Host School. If you have insurance, be sure to obtain proof of insurance from your Home School before you depart.
Tuition
Tuition is payable to Otis College of Art and Design. The Host School agrees not to charge the student tuition. A voucher indicating that tuition has been paid is issued by Otis College to the student and must be presented to the Host School at registration. The student will receive the regular financial aid award, if any, to which they are entitled. Laboratory fees, student service fees and other fees may be charged to the student by the Host School. These are billed by and payable directly to the Host School, and must be paid before registration. These fees vary by institution and program, so students should contact the Exchange Coordinator of the Host School to determine which fees will be required at registration.
Grading
Grades received from the Host School during the semester exchange will become a part of the student’s official record at Otis College. Outgoing exchange students are registered in a block of 15 units to be distributed by the advisor in the application and following the student’s portfolio review upon return to Otis College of Art & Design. Students are responsible for providing Otis College with an official academic transcript from the host school. Exchange units will be recorded as Pass/Fail on the student’s permanent record.
About
Established in 1876, the university was formed by the merging of two century-old institutions: Philadelphia College of Art and Philadelphia College of the Performing Arts. After being granted university status in 1987, the University of the Arts became the largest institution of its kind in the nation, offering programs in design, fine arts, media arts, crafts, music, dance, theater and writing.
Learn more here: https://www.uarts.edu
Application Process
Through the AICAD Exchange program, full-time students who are attending one of the participating AICAD schools, have the unique opportunity to attend another school within AICAD for one semester at no additional cost or loss of credit. The AICAD Exchange offers students the experience and benefit of studying at a different school and living in a different geographic area. By sharing resources and facilities, AICAD colleges offer unparalleled educational opportunities to students at AICAD schools.
Step 1
Research the exchange institution of interest. Find a program that you're interested in, and look into what classes you would like to take.
Step 2
Meet with your department Chair and present the institution and the classes that you're interested in. Ask the Chair if those classes will work with the Otis College curriculum. The Chair needs to approve the courses you would like to take. If you can't find information on the available courses, please talk to Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu)
Step 3
Once you receive approval from the Chair of your department, please meet with an Academic Advisor. They will also need to approve the courses that you would like to take at the host institution.
Step 4
Contact Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu) to discuss the application process and complete this form.
Step 5
Once the form is submitted, and we receive a confirmation of approval from your department Chair and the Academic Advisor, Travel and External Study will nominate you to the host institution. If you're applying to an AICAD institution, you will not need a nomination and you may proceed to Step 6.
Step 6
Fill out the application provided by the host institution.
Step 7
If accepted to do the exchange, enroll in a special course with Registration that signifies that you're participating in an exchange.
Step 8
Work with the host institution on acquiring a visa and securing housing. Purchase flights and prepare for departure.
Step 9
After completing your program make sure to order official transcripts from the host institution to be sent to the One Stop. Contact the One Stop if you have questions about how to order transcripts.
Deadline to Apply
Applications must be received by the Host School no later than:
Fall term: April 12 / Spring term: October 1
Housing
Housing is the responsibility of each student. Host Schools have no obligation to provide housing and their dorms are often full. A student wishing to live in a Host School's dorm should make this known at the time of application. Fees for Room and Board are billed by and payable directly to the Host School. If dorms are full, off-campus housing information may be obtained from the student services or housing office of the Host School. Students should plan ahead and investigate all housing options at the time of application.
Health Insurance
Nearly every AICAD college requires students to obtain or furnish proof of medical insurance. Check with your Host School to determine its policies. If you have no insurance you will most likely be expected to purchase it from the Host School. If you have insurance, be sure to obtain proof of insurance from your Home School before you depart.
Tuition
Tuition is payable to Otis College of Art and Design. The Host School agrees not to charge the student tuition. A voucher indicating that tuition has been paid is issued by Otis College to the student and must be presented to the Host School at registration. The student will receive the regular financial aid award, if any, to which they are entitled. Laboratory fees, student service fees and other fees may be charged to the student by the Host School. These are billed by and payable directly to the Host School, and must be paid before registration. These fees vary by institution and program, so students should contact the Exchange Coordinator of the Host School to determine which fees will be required at registration.
Grading
Grades received from the Host School during the semester exchange will become a part of the student’s official record at Otis College. Outgoing exchange students are registered in a block of 15 units to be distributed by the advisor in the application and following the student’s portfolio review upon return to Otis College of Art & Design. Students are responsible for providing Otis College with an official academic transcript from the host school. Exchange units will be recorded as Pass/Fail on the student’s permanent record.
About
Founded in 1876, OCAD U is dedicated to art and design education, practice and research and to knowledge and invention across a wide range of disciplines. OCAD U continuously builds on its traditional, studio-based strengths, adding new approaches to learning that champion cross-disciplinary practice, collaboration and the integration of emerging technologies. In the Age of Imagination, members of the OCAD U community are uniquely qualified to act as catalysts for the next advances in culture, technology and quality of life for all Canadians.
Learn more here: https://www.ocadu.ca
Application Process
Through the AICAD Exchange program, full-time students who are attending one of the participating AICAD schools, have the unique opportunity to attend another school within AICAD for one semester at no additional cost or loss of credit. The AICAD Exchange offers students the experience and benefit of studying at a different school and living in a different geographic area. By sharing resources and facilities, AICAD colleges offer unparalleled educational opportunities to students at AICAD schools.
Step 1
Research the exchange institution of interest. Find a program that you're interested in, and look into what classes you would like to take.
Step 2
Meet with your department Chair and present the institution and the classes that you're interested in. Ask the Chair if those classes will work with the Otis College curriculum. The Chair needs to approve the courses you would like to take. If you can't find information on the available courses, please talk to Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu)
Step 3
Once you receive approval from the Chair of your department, please meet with an Academic Advisor. They will also need to approve the courses that you would like to take at the host institution.
Step 4
Contact Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu) to discuss the application process and complete this form.
Step 5
Once the form is submitted, and we receive a confirmation of approval from your department Chair and the Academic Advisor, Travel and External Study will nominate you to the host institution. If you're applying to an AICAD institution, you will not need a nomination and you may proceed to Step 6.
Step 6
Fill out the application provided by the host institution.
Step 7
If accepted to do the exchange, enroll in a special course with Registration that signifies that you're participating in an exchange.
Step 8
Work with the host institution on acquiring a visa and securing housing. Purchase flights and prepare for departure.
Step 9
After completing your program make sure to order official transcripts from the host institution to be sent to the One Stop. Contact the One Stop if you have questions about how to order transcripts.
Deadline to Apply
Applications must be received by the Host School no later than:
Fall term: April 12 / Spring term: October 1
Housing
Housing is the responsibility of each student. Host Schools have no obligation to provide housing and their dorms are often full. A student wishing to live in a Host School's dorm should make this known at the time of application. Fees for Room and Board are billed by and payable directly to the Host School. If dorms are full, off-campus housing information may be obtained from the student services or housing office of the Host School. Students should plan ahead and investigate all housing options at the time of application.
Health Insurance
Nearly every AICAD college requires students to obtain or furnish proof of medical insurance. Check with your Host School to determine its policies. If you have no insurance you will most likely be expected to purchase it from the Host School. If you have insurance, be sure to obtain proof of insurance from your Home School before you depart.
Tuition
Tuition is payable to Otis College of Art and Design. The Host School agrees not to charge the student tuition. A voucher indicating that tuition has been paid is issued by Otis College to the student and must be presented to the Host School at registration. The student will receive the regular financial aid award, if any, to which they are entitled. Laboratory fees, student service fees and other fees may be charged to the student by the Host School. These are billed by and payable directly to the Host School, and must be paid before registration. These fees vary by institution and program, so students should contact the Exchange Coordinator of the Host School to determine which fees will be required at registration.
Grading
Grades received from the Host School during the semester exchange will become a part of the student’s official record at Otis College. Outgoing exchange students are registered in a block of 15 units to be distributed by the advisor in the application and following the student’s portfolio review upon return to Otis College of Art & Design. Students are responsible for providing Otis College with an official academic transcript from the host school. Exchange units will be recorded as Pass/Fail on the student’s permanent record.
About
Pacific Northwest College of Art is the leading professional arts and design school in the Northwest; we are the heartbeat of learning and experimentation in Portland’s vibrant cultural ecosystem. We spark curiosity and sharpen skills so students can build creative careers anchored in innovation, justice and civic imagination.
We believe that creative work is built in studios, labs and galleries but also in community centers, start-ups, watersheds and in the public square. Our relationships with the other colleges at Willamette University, give our students a unique opportunity to build rigorous studio practice and experimentation alongside opportunities to connect art and design to science, business, and social justice
At the creative heart of Portland, PNCA is a center for communities of artists, designers, and scholars, presenting more free public programs and exhibitions in a given year than any other arts institution in the city. We are part of the offbeat, challenging and constantly evolving cultural scene in the Northwest.
Learn more here: https://pnca.willamette.edu/about/mission-legacy-vision
Application Process
Through the AICAD Exchange program, full-time students who are attending one of the participating AICAD schools, have the unique opportunity to attend another school within AICAD for one semester at no additional cost or loss of credit. The AICAD Exchange offers students the experience and benefit of studying at a different school and living in a different geographic area. By sharing resources and facilities, AICAD colleges offer unparalleled educational opportunities to students at AICAD schools.
Step 1
Research the exchange institution of interest. Find a program that you're interested in, and look into what classes you would like to take.
Step 2
Meet with your department Chair and present the institution and the classes that you're interested in. Ask the Chair if those classes will work with the Otis College curriculum. The Chair needs to approve the courses you would like to take. If you can't find information on the available courses, please talk to Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu)
Step 3
Once you receive approval from the Chair of your department, please meet with an Academic Advisor. They will also need to approve the courses that you would like to take at the host institution.
Step 4
Contact Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu) to discuss the application process and complete this form.
Step 5
Once the form is submitted, and we receive a confirmation of approval from your department Chair and the Academic Advisor, Travel and External Study will nominate you to the host institution. If you're applying to an AICAD institution, you will not need a nomination and you may proceed to Step 6.
Step 6
Fill out the application provided by the host institution.
Step 7
If accepted to do the exchange, enroll in a special course with Registration that signifies that you're participating in an exchange.
Step 8
Work with the host institution on acquiring a visa and securing housing. Purchase flights and prepare for departure.
Step 9
After completing your program make sure to order official transcripts from the host institution to be sent to the One Stop. Contact the One Stop if you have questions about how to order transcripts.
Deadline to Apply
Applications must be received by the Host School no later than:
Fall term: April 12 / Spring term: October 1
Housing
Housing is the responsibility of each student. Host Schools have no obligation to provide housing and their dorms are often full. A student wishing to live in a Host School's dorm should make this known at the time of application. Fees for Room and Board are billed by and payable directly to the Host School. If dorms are full, off-campus housing information may be obtained from the student services or housing office of the Host School. Students should plan ahead and investigate all housing options at the time of application.
Health Insurance
Nearly every AICAD college requires students to obtain or furnish proof of medical insurance. Check with your Host School to determine its policies. If you have no insurance you will most likely be expected to purchase it from the Host School. If you have insurance, be sure to obtain proof of insurance from your Home School before you depart.
Tuition
Tuition is payable to Otis College of Art and Design. The Host School agrees not to charge the student tuition. A voucher indicating that tuition has been paid is issued by Otis College to the student and must be presented to the Host School at registration. The student will receive the regular financial aid award, if any, to which they are entitled. Laboratory fees, student service fees and other fees may be charged to the student by the Host School. These are billed by and payable directly to the Host School, and must be paid before registration. These fees vary by institution and program, so students should contact the Exchange Coordinator of the Host School to determine which fees will be required at registration.
Grading
Grades received from the Host School during the semester exchange will become a part of the student’s official record at Otis College. Outgoing exchange students are registered in a block of 15 units to be distributed by the advisor in the application and following the student’s portfolio review upon return to Otis College of Art & Design. Students are responsible for providing Otis College with an official academic transcript from the host school. Exchange units will be recorded as Pass/Fail on the student’s permanent record.
About
Rhode Island School of Design is a private, nonprofit college founded in Providence, RI in 1877—making it one of the first art and design schools in the US. Approximately 2,500 students from around the world are engaged in liberal arts studies and rigorous, studio-based learning at RISD (pronounced “RIZ-dee”), where they earn bachelor’s or master’s degrees in 21 majors. Each year more than 5,800 children and adults also access our specialized studio facilities through RISD courses.
Learn more here: https://www.risd.edu
Application Process
Through the AICAD Exchange program, full-time students who are attending one of the participating AICAD schools, have the unique opportunity to attend another school within AICAD for one semester at no additional cost or loss of credit. The AICAD Exchange offers students the experience and benefit of studying at a different school and living in a different geographic area. By sharing resources and facilities, AICAD colleges offer unparalleled educational opportunities to students at AICAD schools.
Step 1
Research the exchange institution of interest. Find a program that you're interested in, and look into what classes you would like to take.
Step 2
Meet with your department Chair and present the institution and the classes that you're interested in. Ask the Chair if those classes will work with the Otis College curriculum. The Chair needs to approve the courses you would like to take. If you can't find information on the available courses, please talk to Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu)
Step 3
Once you receive approval from the Chair of your department, please meet with an Academic Advisor. They will also need to approve the courses that you would like to take at the host institution.
Step 4
Contact Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu) to discuss the application process and complete this form.
Step 5
Once the form is submitted, and we receive a confirmation of approval from your department Chair and the Academic Advisor, Travel and External Study will nominate you to the host institution. If you're applying to an AICAD institution, you will not need a nomination and you may proceed to Step 6.
Step 6
Fill out the application provided by the host institution.
Step 7
If accepted to do the exchange, enroll in a special course with Registration that signifies that you're participating in an exchange.
Step 8
Work with the host institution on acquiring a visa and securing housing. Purchase flights and prepare for departure.
Step 9
After completing your program make sure to order official transcripts from the host institution to be sent to the One Stop. Contact the One Stop if you have questions about how to order transcripts.
Deadline to Apply
Applications must be received by the Host School no later than:
Fall term: April 12 / Spring term: October 1
Housing
Housing is the responsibility of each student. Host Schools have no obligation to provide housing and their dorms are often full. A student wishing to live in a Host School's dorm should make this known at the time of application. Fees for Room and Board are billed by and payable directly to the Host School. If dorms are full, off-campus housing information may be obtained from the student services or housing office of the Host School. Students should plan ahead and investigate all housing options at the time of application.
Health Insurance
Nearly every AICAD college requires students to obtain or furnish proof of medical insurance. Check with your Host School to determine its policies. If you have no insurance you will most likely be expected to purchase it from the Host School. If you have insurance, be sure to obtain proof of insurance from your Home School before you depart.
Tuition
Tuition is payable to Otis College of Art and Design. The Host School agrees not to charge the student tuition. A voucher indicating that tuition has been paid is issued by Otis College to the student and must be presented to the Host School at registration. The student will receive the regular financial aid award, if any, to which they are entitled. Laboratory fees, student service fees and other fees may be charged to the student by the Host School. These are billed by and payable directly to the Host School, and must be paid before registration. These fees vary by institution and program, so students should contact the Exchange Coordinator of the Host School to determine which fees will be required at registration.
Grading
Grades received from the Host School during the semester exchange will become a part of the student’s official record at Otis College. Outgoing exchange students are registered in a block of 15 units to be distributed by the advisor in the application and following the student’s portfolio review upon return to Otis College of Art & Design. Students are responsible for providing Otis College with an official academic transcript from the host school. Exchange units will be recorded as Pass/Fail on the student’s permanent record.
About
Ringling College of Art and Design has cultivated the creative spirit in students from around the globe. The private, not-for-profit, fully accredited college offers the Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in eleven disciplines and the Bachelor of Arts in two. The College’s rigorous curriculum employs the studio model of teaching and immediately engages students through a comprehensive program that is both specific to the major of study and focused on the liberal arts. The Ringling College teaching model ultimately shapes students into highly employable and globally aware artists and designers.
Learn more here: https://www.ringling.edu/About
Application Process
Through the AICAD Exchange program, full-time students who are attending one of the participating AICAD schools, have the unique opportunity to attend another school within AICAD for one semester at no additional cost or loss of credit. The AICAD Exchange offers students the experience and benefit of studying at a different school and living in a different geographic area. By sharing resources and facilities, AICAD colleges offer unparalleled educational opportunities to students at AICAD schools.
Step 1
Research the exchange institution of interest. Find a program that you're interested in, and look into what classes you would like to take.
Step 2
Meet with your department Chair and present the institution and the classes that you're interested in. Ask the Chair if those classes will work with the Otis College curriculum. The Chair needs to approve the courses you would like to take. If you can't find information on the available courses, please talk to Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu)
Step 3
Once you receive approval from the Chair of your department, please meet with an Academic Advisor. They will also need to approve the courses that you would like to take at the host institution.
Step 4
Contact Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu) to discuss the application process and complete this form.
Step 5
Once the form is submitted, and we receive a confirmation of approval from your department Chair and the Academic Advisor, Travel and External Study will nominate you to the host institution. If you're applying to an AICAD institution, you will not need a nomination and you may proceed to Step 6.
Step 6
Fill out the application provided by the host institution.
Step 7
If accepted to do the exchange, enroll in a special course with Registration that signifies that you're participating in an exchange.
Step 8
Work with the host institution on acquiring a visa and securing housing. Purchase flights and prepare for departure.
Step 9
After completing your program make sure to order official transcripts from the host institution to be sent to the One Stop. Contact the One Stop if you have questions about how to order transcripts.
Deadline to Apply
Applications must be received by the Host School no later than:
Fall term: April 12 / Spring term: October 1
Housing
Housing is the responsibility of each student. Host Schools have no obligation to provide housing and their dorms are often full. A student wishing to live in a Host School's dorm should make this known at the time of application. Fees for Room and Board are billed by and payable directly to the Host School. If dorms are full, off-campus housing information may be obtained from the student services or housing office of the Host School. Students should plan ahead and investigate all housing options at the time of application.
Health Insurance
Nearly every AICAD college requires students to obtain or furnish proof of medical insurance. Check with your Host School to determine its policies. If you have no insurance you will most likely be expected to purchase it from the Host School. If you have insurance, be sure to obtain proof of insurance from your Home School before you depart.
Tuition
Tuition is payable to Otis College of Art and Design. The Host School agrees not to charge the student tuition. A voucher indicating that tuition has been paid is issued by Otis College to the student and must be presented to the Host School at registration. The student will receive the regular financial aid award, if any, to which they are entitled. Laboratory fees, student service fees and other fees may be charged to the student by the Host School. These are billed by and payable directly to the Host School, and must be paid before registration. These fees vary by institution and program, so students should contact the Exchange Coordinator of the Host School to determine which fees will be required at registration.
Grading
Grades received from the Host School during the semester exchange will become a part of the student’s official record at Otis College. Outgoing exchange students are registered in a block of 15 units to be distributed by the advisor in the application and following the student’s portfolio review upon return to Otis College of Art & Design. Students are responsible for providing Otis College with an official academic transcript from the host school. Exchange units will be recorded as Pass/Fail on the student’s permanent record.
About
The School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC), one of the most historically significant accredited independent schools of art and design in the nation located in one of the greatest American cities. Our accolades are many, including recognition by Columbia University’s National Arts Journalism survey as “the most influential art college in the United States” and our consistent ranking among the top graduate fine arts programs in the nation by U.S. News and World Report.
Learn more here: https://www.saic.edu/about#saic
Application Process
Through the AICAD Exchange program, full-time students who are attending one of the participating AICAD schools, have the unique opportunity to attend another school within AICAD for one semester at no additional cost or loss of credit. The AICAD Exchange offers students the experience and benefit of studying at a different school and living in a different geographic area. By sharing resources and facilities, AICAD colleges offer unparalleled educational opportunities to students at AICAD schools.
Step 1
Research the exchange institution of interest. Find a program that you're interested in, and look into what classes you would like to take.
Step 2
Meet with your department Chair and present the institution and the classes that you're interested in. Ask the Chair if those classes will work with the Otis College curriculum. The Chair needs to approve the courses you would like to take. If you can't find information on the available courses, please talk to Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu)
Step 3
Once you receive approval from the Chair of your department, please meet with an Academic Advisor. They will also need to approve the courses that you would like to take at the host institution.
Step 4
Contact Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu) to discuss the application process and complete this form.
Step 5
Once the form is submitted, and we receive a confirmation of approval from your department Chair and the Academic Advisor, Travel and External Study will nominate you to the host institution. If you're applying to an AICAD institution, you will not need a nomination and you may proceed to Step 6.
Step 6
Fill out the application provided by the host institution.
Step 7
If accepted to do the exchange, enroll in a special course with Registration that signifies that you're participating in an exchange.
Step 8
Work with the host institution on acquiring a visa and securing housing. Purchase flights and prepare for departure.
Step 9
After completing your program make sure to order official transcripts from the host institution to be sent to the One Stop. Contact the One Stop if you have questions about how to order transcripts.
Deadline to Apply
Applications must be received by the Host School no later than:
Fall term: April 12 / Spring term: October 1
Housing
Housing is the responsibility of each student. Host Schools have no obligation to provide housing and their dorms are often full. A student wishing to live in a Host School's dorm should make this known at the time of application. Fees for Room and Board are billed by and payable directly to the Host School. If dorms are full, off-campus housing information may be obtained from the student services or housing office of the Host School. Students should plan ahead and investigate all housing options at the time of application.
Health Insurance
Nearly every AICAD college requires students to obtain or furnish proof of medical insurance. Check with your Host School to determine its policies. If you have no insurance you will most likely be expected to purchase it from the Host School. If you have insurance, be sure to obtain proof of insurance from your Home School before you depart.
Tuition
Tuition is payable to Otis College of Art and Design. The Host School agrees not to charge the student tuition. A voucher indicating that tuition has been paid is issued by Otis College to the student and must be presented to the Host School at registration. The student will receive the regular financial aid award, if any, to which they are entitled. Laboratory fees, student service fees and other fees may be charged to the student by the Host School. These are billed by and payable directly to the Host School, and must be paid before registration. These fees vary by institution and program, so students should contact the Exchange Coordinator of the Host School to determine which fees will be required at registration.
Grading
Grades received from the Host School during the semester exchange will become a part of the student’s official record at Otis College. Outgoing exchange students are registered in a block of 15 units to be distributed by the advisor in the application and following the student’s portfolio review upon return to Otis College of Art & Design. Students are responsible for providing Otis College with an official academic transcript from the host school. Exchange units will be recorded as Pass/Fail on the student’s permanent record.
About
Established in 1876, the university was formed by the merging of two century-old institutions: Philadelphia College of Art and Philadelphia College of the Performing Arts. After being granted university status in 1987, the University of the Arts became the largest institution of its kind in the nation, offering programs in design, fine arts, media arts, crafts, music, dance, theater and writing.
Learn more here: https://www.uarts.edu
Application Process
Through the AICAD Exchange program, full-time students who are attending one of the participating AICAD schools, have the unique opportunity to attend another school within AICAD for one semester at no additional cost or loss of credit. The AICAD Exchange offers students the experience and benefit of studying at a different school and living in a different geographic area. By sharing resources and facilities, AICAD colleges offer unparalleled educational opportunities to students at AICAD schools.
Step 1
Research the exchange institution of interest. Find a program that you're interested in, and look into what classes you would like to take.
Step 2
Meet with your department Chair and present the institution and the classes that you're interested in. Ask the Chair if those classes will work with the Otis College curriculum. The Chair needs to approve the courses you would like to take. If you can't find information on the available courses, please talk to Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu)
Step 3
Once you receive approval from the Chair of your department, please meet with an Academic Advisor. They will also need to approve the courses that you would like to take at the host institution.
Step 4
Contact Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu) to discuss the application process and complete this form.
Step 5
Once the form is submitted, and we receive a confirmation of approval from your department Chair and the Academic Advisor, Travel and External Study will nominate you to the host institution. If you're applying to an AICAD institution, you will not need a nomination and you may proceed to Step 6.
Step 6
Fill out the application provided by the host institution.
Step 7
If accepted to do the exchange, enroll in a special course with Registration that signifies that you're participating in an exchange.
Step 8
Work with the host institution on acquiring a visa and securing housing. Purchase flights and prepare for departure.
Step 9
After completing your program make sure to order official transcripts from the host institution to be sent to the One Stop. Contact the One Stop if you have questions about how to order transcripts.
Deadline to Apply
Applications must be received by the Host School no later than:
Fall term: April 12 / Spring term: October 1
Housing
Housing is the responsibility of each student. Host Schools have no obligation to provide housing and their dorms are often full. A student wishing to live in a Host School's dorm should make this known at the time of application. Fees for Room and Board are billed by and payable directly to the Host School. If dorms are full, off-campus housing information may be obtained from the student services or housing office of the Host School. Students should plan ahead and investigate all housing options at the time of application.
Health Insurance
Nearly every AICAD college requires students to obtain or furnish proof of medical insurance. Check with your Host School to determine its policies. If you have no insurance you will most likely be expected to purchase it from the Host School. If you have insurance, be sure to obtain proof of insurance from your Home School before you depart.
Tuition
Tuition is payable to Otis College of Art and Design. The Host School agrees not to charge the student tuition. A voucher indicating that tuition has been paid is issued by Otis College to the student and must be presented to the Host School at registration. The student will receive the regular financial aid award, if any, to which they are entitled. Laboratory fees, student service fees and other fees may be charged to the student by the Host School. These are billed by and payable directly to the Host School, and must be paid before registration. These fees vary by institution and program, so students should contact the Exchange Coordinator of the Host School to determine which fees will be required at registration.
Grading
Grades received from the Host School during the semester exchange will become a part of the student’s official record at Otis College. Outgoing exchange students are registered in a block of 15 units to be distributed by the advisor in the application and following the student’s portfolio review upon return to Otis College of Art & Design. Students are responsible for providing Otis College with an official academic transcript from the host school. Exchange units will be recorded as Pass/Fail on the student’s permanent record.
About
You can find Willem de Kooning Academy right at the heart of the design city of Rotterdam. The academy is part of the multi-sectoral Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences (RUAS for short). RUAS is a dynamic knowledge institute for higher professional education.
Students not only choose a particular major course – let’s say Advertising & Beyond – but also a professional context or what we call a ‘practice’. We offer three of these practices or graduation profiles: Autonomous, Social and Commercial.
Students can also enter an honors program and/or complete their graduation specialization by choosing an exchange program at an academy or university abroad. This gives them the opportunity to adapt the academy’s education program to their own preferences and to the development of your own talent.
Learn more here: https://www.wdka.nl/admissions/exchange-programs-wdka
Application Process
Through the AICAD Exchange program, full-time students who are attending one of the participating AICAD schools, have the unique opportunity to attend another school within AICAD for one semester at no additional cost or loss of credit. The AICAD Exchange offers students the experience and benefit of studying at a different school and living in a different geographic area. By sharing resources and facilities, AICAD colleges offer unparalleled educational opportunities to students at AICAD schools.
Step 1
Research the exchange institution of interest. Find a program that you're interested in, and look into what classes you would like to take.
Step 2
Meet with your department Chair and present the institution and the classes that you're interested in. Ask the Chair if those classes will work with the Otis College curriculum. The Chair needs to approve the courses you would like to take. If you can't find information on the available courses, please talk to Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu)
Step 3
Once you receive approval from the Chair of your department, please meet with an Academic Advisor. They will also need to approve the courses that you would like to take at the host institution.
Step 4
Contact Travel and External Study (travelstudy@otis.edu) to discuss the application process and complete this form.
Step 5
Once the form is submitted, and we receive a confirmation of approval from your department Chair and the Academic Advisor, Travel and External Study will nominate you to the host institution. If you're applying to an AICAD institution, you will not need a nomination and you may proceed to Step 6.
Step 6
Fill out the application provided by the host institution.
Step 7
If accepted to do the exchange, enroll in a special course with Registration that signifies that you're participating in an exchange.
Step 8
Work with the host institution on acquiring a visa and securing housing. Purchase flights and prepare for departure.
Step 9
After completing your program make sure to order official transcripts from the host institution to be sent to the One Stop. Contact the One Stop if you have questions about how to order transcripts.
Deadline to Apply
Deadline for the fall semester: May 1
Deadline for the spring semester: November 1
Housing
Housing is the responsibility of each student. Host Schools have no obligation to provide housing and their dorms are often full. A student wishing to live in a Host School's dorm should make this known at the time of application. Fees for Room and Board are billed by and payable directly to the Host School. If dorms are full, off-campus housing information may be obtained from the student services or housing office of the Host School. Students should plan ahead and investigate all housing options at the time of application.
Health Insurance
Nearly every AICAD college requires students to obtain or furnish proof of medical insurance. Check with your Host School to determine its policies. If you have no insurance you will most likely be expected to purchase it from the Host School. If you have insurance, be sure to obtain proof of insurance from your Home School before you depart.
Tuition
Tuition is payable to Otis College of Art and Design. The Host School agrees not to charge the student tuition. A voucher indicating that tuition has been paid is issued by Otis College to the student and must be presented to the Host School at registration. The student will receive the regular financial aid award, if any, to which they are entitled. Laboratory fees, student service fees and other fees may be charged to the student by the Host School. These are billed by and payable directly to the Host School, and must be paid before registration. These fees vary by institution and program, so students should contact the Exchange Coordinator of the Host School to determine which fees will be required at registration.
Student Visa
Students are highly encouraged to act as soon as possible when applying for a student visa- this cannot be stressed enough. Consulate visa application appointments can be difficult to schedule and can be booked solid for a month in advance, so please begin the scheduling process at least a month before your desired appointment date. The visa processing time is usually between 2 - 4 weeks. Collecting the documents for the application can also be a long and arduous process. It is recommended to start learning about the application process as soon as you apply for the exchange. Each country has a specific procedure, and you can learn about it on the host country’s embassy website. The Host Institution is also an excellent resource for assistance with acquiring a visa. You are welcome to contact the Travel and External Study office for support at any time during this visa procurement and exchange process.
Grading
Grades received from the Host School during the semester exchange will become a part of the student’s official record at Otis College. Outgoing exchange students are registered in a block of 15 units to be distributed by the advisor in the application and following the student’s portfolio review upon return to Otis College of Art & Design. Students are responsible for providing Otis College with an official academic transcript from the host school. Exchange units will be recorded as Pass/Fail on the student’s permanent record.