A recent UC Merced and UC Education Abroad Program returnee and Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholar had this to say about writing the statement of purpose essay requirement for prospective Gilman applicants…
View and vote now on your favorite Fall 2015 UC Merced Study Abroad Returnee Photo Contest submission(s)! Support your friends' submissions and get excited to take your own photos abroad.
With the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship deadline around the corner, here are the tips for UC Merced students.
Award selections are primarily based on academic merit and the integration of a selected study abroad program with a student’s academic and career goals. Special consideration will be given to students with financial need or those who identify with groups traditionally underrepresented in study abroad. Applications due Sept 15, 2015.
Some spring 2016 programs will run past commencement. Here are some suggested programs that might end before commencement and some tips.
Abigail Shapiro, of UC Merced has completed her Peace Corps assignment in Dominica in the Eastern Caribbean
The previous "UC Merced in …" campaign will continue as #FlatRufus Abroad with students taking #FlatRufus to every corner of the globe to document his travels.
As a first-time, unique opportunity, we wanted to invite students the Virtual German Higher Education Fair hosted by DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service) this Thursday, April 23, starting at 9:00am, PDT.
UC Merced Study Abroad is now accepting fall 2015 applications for a new program in Basketball Diplomacy.
The odds of landing a competitive scholarship for study abroad are less than 50% for the average student, but you can improve your own odds by making adjustments to your statement of purpose.
