Royal Holloway University of London - Exchange

City: Egham Country: England, United Kingdom

Royal Holloway University of London Website

Overview

What Royal Holloway has to offer:

Outstanding academics on a beautiful, self-contained campus
Excellent teaching in the arts, humanities, sciences and social sciences
A friendly and supportive environment
Excellent athletic facilities; including a new sports complex and playing fields
An active students' union that sponsors more than 100 clubs and societies as well as entertainment, bars, a newspaper and a radio station
Reflecting its small size and tight-knit community, Royal Holloway University of London consistently has the highest student satisfaction ratings amongst the University of London colleges
Royal Holloway University of London is only approximately 35 minutes from Central London, offering the "best of both worlds" - a quiet campus environment, without the city's high cost of living and within easy reach of the city
Take a virtual tour of campus
Check out this great promotional video made by a student who thoroughly enjoyed her time at Royal Holloway

When Can I Go?

Terms Offered: Fall, Winter, Full Year

Term Dates:

Fall term equivalent: September - December

Winter term equivalent: January - June

Eligibility Requirements

Open to: All Faculties but not Law

Level: Undergraduate, Graduate

The minimum entry requirement for departments at Royal Holloway is the equivalent of a cumulative GPA of 3.0. Other requirements for particular course units are provided in the Departmental Course Options.

See Eligibility.

Course Information

Language of Instruction: English

Field of Study: All but not Law

ECTS = European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System

Royal Holloway University of London Course Information

Royal Holloway University of London Credit Information

Please note: Royal Holloway prefers students to take courses in their major area of study. If planning a full year exchange with a full course load be aware that this will result in *30 credits likely in your major. Please be sure to speak with a UAlberta student advisor to make sure that you don't exceed any transfer credit limits applicable to your major area of study.