"Studying abroad gives Nursing Science students the opportunity to learn and experience diverse healthcare systems in international environments.  Students learn about the healthcare delivery system in their host country and are able to bring this experience home to be integrated into their direct practice with patients, thus allowing for stronger cultural competency.  Students view of health care delivery systems and direct patient care is enlarged, which strengthens their own individual practice and understanding of global health care." Julie Aird Nursing Senior Academic Counselor

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Best Requirements to Fulfill Abroad

Best time to study abroad is fall of sophomore year or any summer. Apply freshman year to study abroad summer or fall of sophomore year. If you fulfill some of your sophomore year requirements during the summer, you may have other study abroad options to choose from. Course offerings may change from year to year so you must verify with your Academic Counselor how the specific courses you take abroad will satisfy your degree requirements.

Genetics (Bio Sci 97) Organic Chemistry (Chem 51A) Biochemistry (Bio Sci 98) Statistics (Math 7, Stats 7, Bio 7) Molecular Biology (Bio Sci 99) Microbiology (Bio Sci M122) GE requirements Language requirements

Study Abroad Program Suggestions (courses taught in English)	Internship & Volunteer Abroad Suggestions
UCEAP Hong Kong - Hong Kong University UCEAP Korea - International Summer School and Yonsei University UCEAP Netherlands - University College Maastricht and University College Utrecht UCEAP Singapore UCEAP Turkey Summer For more UCEAP options use the EAP Program Search	Amigos de las America Experiential Learning Abroad Program Global Bridages UCI Global Brigades Global Vision International Projects Abroad ProWorld For more options see International Opportunities Program