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Spring
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Summer
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Year
Round
Program
Participants
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Undergraduate
(College)
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Graduate
(College)
Subject Areas
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Accounting
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Agricultural
Economics
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Anthropology
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Art History
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Art/Fine Arts
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Biochemistry
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Biology
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Business –
Graduate Level
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Business
Administration
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Chemistry
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Communication
Science & Disorders
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Communications
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Computer
Science
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Continuing
Education
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Counseling
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Criminal
Justice
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Dance
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Ecology
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Economics
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Education
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Engineering -
Chemical
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Engineering -
Civil
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Engineering -
Computer
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Engineering -
Electrical
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Engineering -
Mechanical
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English
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English as a
Second Language
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Environmental
Health
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Environmental
Science
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Family and
Home Studies
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Finance
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Forestry
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French
Language
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Geography
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Geology
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German
Language
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Health
Sciences
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History -
General
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Human
Resources Management
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Information
Systems
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Interior
Design
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International
Relations
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Journalism
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Literature -
General
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Marketing
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Mathematics
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Music
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Nursing
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Nutrition
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Philosophy
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Physics
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Political
Science/Politics
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Psychology
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Public
Administration
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Social Work
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Sociology
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Spanish
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Statistics
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Theater
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Women's
Studies
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Zoology and
Wildlife Sciences
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Quick Look
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Location:
Reno, Nevada - USA
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Language of Instruction: English
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Academic Credit Available: Yes
Overview
The University of Nevada, Reno (UNR) is a fully accredited public university established in 1874. As the oldest institution of higher education in the State of Nevada, the university has a long tradition of academic excellence. The Office of International Students and Scholars (OISS) provides comprehensive services for international students and scholars and their families. The staff at the OISS provides information and advice regarding visa issues, employment options, and cultural adjustment. Programs and activities that foster intercultural understanding and promote the skills needed to be successful in an increasingly interconnected world are offered. There are more than 700 students and 200 researchers and faculty from 80 nations around the world; the OISS enhances the institutional mission to “foster a culture that embraces diversity” by cultivating a global community.
www.unr.edu and www.unr.edu/oiss
Academic Credit
Academic credit is available.
•Proven reputation for academic excellence
•Affordable tuition and living expenses
•Safe, friendly small city environment, with big city attractions
•Nevada is among the top 150 research universities in the U.S., according to the Carnegie Foundation
•Research programs in Agriculture, Environmental Sciences, Physics and Biology are ranked in the top 100 of the top 400 National Science Foundation programs
•Listed in U.S. News & World Report among “America’s Best Colleges”
•The Chinese Institute for Higher Education ranks Nevada As one of the top 400 universities — out of 12,000 universities worldwide
•The Reynolds School of Journalism has produced six Pulitzer Prize winners
•The University’s Hydrologic Sciences Program is ranked among the top 10 graduate programs nationally
•Institution that really cares about students and provides a full range of wonderful support services for international students
Housing/Accommodation
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Dormitory
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Apartment / Flat
The University has on-campus housing available with a comprehensive meal plan, and there are many opportunities for students to engage in enrichment experiences. Students can choose from seven dormitories available in walking distance. Regardless of field of study, students report that they are able to connect with faculty and feel that the campus community offers a friendly, supportive, and caring atmosphere.
Program Costs
ESTIMATED EXPENSES/ TUITION AND FEES:
Undergraduate/ Graduate Fees
Expense Estimated Expenses for Academic Year (Two Semesters)
Tuition and Credit Fees $13,708.00
Health Insurance, Health Center and other fees $2,192.00
Books Supplies $1,000.00
Room & Board $7,000.00
Total $23,900.00
Financial Aid
Yes.
•Kayoko Okumoto Scholarship is a partial ($500) scholarship that is offered to Japanese students to pay for a portion of the out-of-state tuition (non-resident tuition) for the academic year
•Students receive full-time or part-time funding for their studies from academic departments. Over 80% of international graduate students receive Graduate Assistantship, either Teaching Assistantships (TA) or Research Assistantships (RA)
•International Awards/ Scholarships are offered to International Undergraduate Students
•The Graduate Student Association (GSA) offers $500 travel grants for conferences, research grants of up to $2,500, computer loans up to $1,500, and emergency loans for $500 for International Graduate Students
Dates
Fall semester starts in August
Spring semester starts in January
International Student Applications are accepted throughout the year, but those applying for Undergraduate Program or transferring from another institution within the US should apply by March 1 for fall semester and November 1 for spring semester.
Students applying for Graduate Assistantships should submit applications by February 1 for fall semester and October 1 for spring semester. Graduate Students should contact the department they are applying to for specific department deadlines, additional application requirements, and/ or test scores that may be required.
Deadlines
Contact
University of Nevada, Reno
Office of International Student and Scholars/MS 074
Student Services Building. Rm. 120
Reno, Nevada 89557-0144
USA
Tel:
775-784-6874
Fax:
775-327-5845
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