University of California EAP (UCEAP)
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University of California EAP (UCEAP) is a program provider offering 7 abroad programs. Programs offered include Study Abroad abroad programs in 6 countries such as Italy, China, France, and Switzerland.
The mission of the University of California Education Abroad Program is to equip UC students with the knowledge, understanding, and skills for work and life in a globally interdependent and culturally diverse world.
Since 1962, the University of California Education Abroad Program (UCEAP) has served as the UC systemwide international exchange program. Serving all ten campuses, UCEAP continues its support of the University of California’s mission through academic instruction and exchange relationships around the world.
Currently active in 35 countries with over 250 program options, UCEAP:
•Partners with top-ranked universities, institutes, and faculty around the globe
•Offers diverse and comprehensive programs of varied design, duration, and location
•Integrates courses taken abroad into degree requirements, allowing students graduate on time
•Incorporates UC financial aid and scholarships to provide equal access for all UC students
•Encourages students to explore diverse linguistic, cultural, and intellectual traditions in local settings
•Promotes unique research, internship, laboratory, and community service options in most locations
•Internationalizes UC campus instruction and research through reciprocal exchange of students and faculty
Study Abroad with University of California EAP (UCEAP)
"I gained a new perspective on everything and met very likeminded people "
Amrawit Silassie University of California - Riverside
"i learned it was lit"
pancho University of California - Riverside
"It is not only helpful, but life-changing as well. It is so worth the money, even though it seems expensive at first. You'll pay it off, and who knows, maybe one day you'll come back again and relive those study abroad days!"
A student University of California - Riverside
"I learned so much about different traditions and customs. I met really great people that will make me miss Italy. Living in such a rich historical country allows you learn something new everyday. On every corner there is a historical site you'll never be done exploring. Definitely worth it!"
A student University of California - Riverside
"There are many thing i learned while abroad, i found a piece of myself in the experience, overall it was worthwhile but if i had to do it again i would definitely chose a different program. I did not like my program but loved the country, which is the only reason i rated it a 7, if not i would of rated it a lot less. "
. . University of California - Riverside
"I was able to learn more Chinese, meet new people, and eat amazing food. So yes, very worthwhile!"
Leanne M University of California - Merced
"Yes, I learned a lot about ecology/conservation from enthusiastic instructors and how relevant it was to the tropics. Also learned the tradeoffs involved with living in remote but beautiful areas. The tradeoff of comfort was definitely worth it to experience parts of Costa Rica uninhabited by humans."
Timothy M University of California - Riverside
"I'm definitely more aware. I am always trying to think of new ways to get abroad again. I wish I had stayed longer. "
Beckie L University of California - San Diego
"I said no, only because I want to see and visit other places. But I am determined to one day return to Costa Rica and see more of the country that I did not get a chance to visit. I gained some wonderful research experience, but this program has also made me realize that I don't want to be an academic for the rest of my life. "
Aricia M University of California - Merced
"I dont want to be cliche, but i guess i have too. It did change my cultural awareness. How i struggled to have people understand me in french. I never really had that to this extreme before. Going four months in a country where majority of people dont understand you, can be hard but also extremely rewarding. "
Dee S University of California - Merced
"My experience was irreplaceable. I learned how to be more independent and gained a greater appreciation for the country. "
Rachel B University of California - Merced
"Yes."
Chin K University of California - Riverside
"I learned a new language and was thoroughly immersed in a new culture."
Tanya S University of California - Riverside
"Of course. Bien sur!"
Amy N University of California - Riverside
"Yes! I miss Paris everyday."
Margaret D University of California - Riverside
"My experience abroad has definitely made me aware of how foreign countries perceive Americans. I was asked multiple times if life in the states was really like the movie American Pie or MTV shows, which I found to be both embarrassing but humorous. Being in Spain and visiting a couple soccer stadiums has actually made me start w..."
Sarah P University of California - Merced
"Culturally, I gained a lot. I acquired so much knowledge about Spanish culture, which made me love Spain even more. I learned a lot about art in spain, and I think I learned more about the spanish people than actual Spanish in my Spanish class(again, no structure in that class, just random conversation about anything that came ..."
Stephanie A University of California - Riverside
"It was definitely something that I would love to do again. I learned a lot about myself, my friends back home, and everything. A lot of things were put into perspective and reminds me to not take things for granted."
Margaret D University of California - Riverside
"Yes the experience was worthwhile, it was not what I was expecting, but sometimes that is a good thing, right?"
Brandy F University of California - Riverside
"The cultural differences were noticeable but it was good to open up your eyes and expand your knowledge of other place around the world"
Virginia P University of California - Merced
