Semester

Semester/Academic Year Center Programs

Instructions for students applying to our Center programs in London, England; Florence, Italy; Madrid, Spain; Santiago, Chile; Strasbourg, France; Hong Kong, China and Beijing, China.)

If you currently do not have a passport, please apply for one immediately.

 

APPLICATION CHECKLIST

 

Program Application

Please complete an application online.

Application Materials List:

 

Additional Application Materials

BEIJING (Students wishing to take Tsinghua courses taught in Mandarin):

  • Option II/III Request Form.pdf (with writing sample attached)
  • Writing sample: Please submit 1 to 2 pages of an original work in Mandarin.  You may submit an essay from your class work in its original, unedited version.

FLORENCE (Option II/III, Studio Arts, and Non-SU Architecture applicants only):

  • Studio Arts and Non-SU Architecture Applicants: Portfolio (12-15 images on a CD or in a booklet)
  • Option II/III Request Form.pdf 
  • Option II/III writing sample: Please submit 1 to 2 pages of an original work in Italian.  You may submit an essay from your class work in its original, unedited version.

LONDON (Photojournalism, Design, and Non-SU Architecture applicants only):

  • Portfolio (12-15 images on a CD or submit materials electronically to Gail Rich at gnrich@syr.edu)
  • Design Students: Letter of Intent describing what you hope to gain from a design experience abroad. Submit electronically to Gail Rich, or in paper form to SU Abroad, 106 Walnut Place, Syracuse, NY 13244

MADRID:

SANTIAGO (all applicants): 

  • Writing sample: Please submit 1 to 2 pages of an original work in Spanish.  You may submit an essay from your class work in its original, unedited version.
  • Track II students only: Track II Academic Recommendation Form

STRASBOURG (Option II/III and Music Program Applicants)

  • Option II/III Request Form.pdf
  • Option II/III writing sample: Please submit 1 to 2 pages of an original work in French.  You may submit an essay from your class work in its original, unedited version.
  • Music program applicants: Fifteen (15) minute CD, including three performance pieces of varying styles from three different historical periods, including a modern piece.