OPUS - The Oxford Programme for Undergraduate Studies

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Hosted at: University of Oxford
Location(s): Oxford, The United Kingdom
Program Type(s): Study Abroad

OPUS

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Past Review The Semester Of A Lifetime!

I gained a much better understanding of what it means to live in a different country and culture. Also, having a different academic structure gave me the opportunity to really hone my writing skills. I only wish I could go back for another semester! annie.bist.5 - The Catholic University of America
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Past Review Opus Program Review

Definitely. Studying in a new country allows you to access a lot of interesting things that tourists have no access to. Ruizhe M - DePauw University
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Past Review Oxford: The Time I Fell Into The Book

This experience was completely worthwhile. I learned so much not only about the subjects I picked but how I work as a person in a more independent, work oriented and foreign setting and how the world works beyond the American east coast. Suzanna D - The Catholic University of America
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THE OXFORD PROGRAMME for Undergraduate Studies (OPUS) operates a well integrated academic study abroad programme in Oxford on behalf of a number of participating US colleges and universities. These institutions recommend well-qualified students on the basis of the academic requirements indicated below and subject to final acceptance in Oxford; bill students according to their own fee structure; and issue credits on the basis of tutorial assessments transferred from Oxford. Procedures, minimum application information, and administrative structures are implemented by OPUS taking into account the individual requirements of each participating institution.