Overview
Located in one of the oldest cities in the world, with 15 million people from various religious, ethnic, and cultural backgrounds, the EAP program in Delhi offers you the ability to experience the vibrant blending of ancient and modern. Select and enroll in classes equivalent to UC upper-division courses from graduate departments including History, Anthropology, Psychology, Philosophy, Linguistics, and many others. Unique opportunities are available to study art history through the National Museum and to participate in projects through the Social Work and Management Studies departments. As you explore the city of Delhi, the second largest metropolis in India, you'll discover that you're surrounded by fascinating ancient monuments, wonderful museums, and a lively performing-arts scene.
Students attend classes with host country and international students.
Course Opportunities
Regular university courses in selected fields. Courses, which are taken through graduate departments, receive upper-division UC credit.
Use the following resources to learn about courses on EAP:
- EAP Program Search provides information on general areas of study.
- Host institution online catalogs or course listings:
- MyEAP Course Catalog lists courses previously taken by UC students. Additional courses may be available and not all courses may still be offered. Since courses in new programs have not yet been taken for credit, they may not appear in the MyEAP Course Catalog.
Units
You are required to take a full-time course of study while abroad. During the semester you enroll in three courses, including a Hindi language course.
ILP: 6 UC quarter units
Term: 18 UC quarter units
Language of Instruction
English
Language Study
The program begins with a four-week Hindi intensive language program (ILP) in Mussoorie, a small town in the foothills of the Himalayas. Continued Hindi language instruction is required during the fall semester.
Internships, Research, and Independent Study
Independent study and internships for academic credit may be possible in this program. Arrangements are generally made at the Study Center after arrival at the host institution. Pre-departure preparation may be required.
Duration
Go to the Participants section to see current or past calendars.
Fall: mid-June to mid-December
Housing
Rent a privately owned apartment or flat with other UC students, international students, or host country students. Apartments are usually unfurnished and do not have appliances; however, appliance rental or purchase is usually inexpensive.
On-site Support
EAP students are supported by UC's network of EAP offices at every UC campus and partnerships with EAP host universities throughout the world. UC faculty and local staff abroad help students integrate into the culture of their host country and provide assistance with academics, housing, safety, and other issues.
See the EAP Program Guide (PDF) for program-specific details about host institutions, program structure, and courses; academic culture and conduct; internships, research, & independent study; units, exams, and grades; orientation; housing; and information about the intensive language program (if applicable).
Host Institutions
University of Delhi
Established in 1922, the University of Delhi (DU) is the foremost university in India, known for its high standards in teaching and research. Enrollment includes students from throughout India and from many parts of the world. The faculty includes a great number of scholars trained in the US and the United Kingdom. The university’s main campus is on almost 500 acres in Old Delhi, although the university’s colleges are independent and scattered across the city. The university enrolls a large student body in over 79 colleges and institutes. Courses of study are offered in the arts, basic sciences, social sciences, commerce, business administration, education, home science, law, engineering, nursing, computer science, medicine, and pharmacy. Instruction is in English.
Visit the University of Delhi website
Estimated Cost
Participation in EAP is a great value! The cost of EAP programs is typically less than that of non-UC study abroad programs. The dollar figures listed in the chart represent: 1) the amount of the fees that are paid directly to EAP in the current year, and 2) an estimate of the amount needed to cover personal living expenses in this location. Personal travel and entertainment are not included here.
Don't forget that you take your financial aid with you and the amount of your financial aid package will be based on the estimated TOTAL COST of this experience, as it is estimated below.
These expenses are estimated for 2009-10. Amounts will vary for 2010-11 participation due to proposed changes to UC fees, exchange rate fluctuation, etc. For a more detailed breakdown of 2009-10 payment information, visit the
Participants Portal and select the appropriate program.
Here’s what is included in the estimate:
- Predeparture expenses (visa, etc.)
- Round-trip transportation from California
- UC fees
- Tuition at host institution
- Accident and medical insurance
- On-site orientation
- Intensive language program
- Room and board
- Local transportation
- Program excursions
- Books and other incidental expenses
- Automatic transfer of credits and grades to your UC transcript
Estimated EAP Costs*
| Option |
Cost |
| * Based on most recent costs for 2009-2010 to the nearest $100. |
| Fall |
$13,900 |
Application Requirements
Class Level
Junior, senior, graduate
Language Prerequisite
None
GPA
2.85 cumulative GPA at the time of application and maintained through the end of the last term prior to departure.
Other
Completion of a relevant course in Indian studies, international development, or Third World studies.
Minimum Criteria
All applicants must also have:
- Serious academic goals and a clear plan for integrating EAP studies into
the student’s UC degree program
- Social and cross-cultural sensitivity; maturity; ability to adapt successfully
to a different environment and a new education system; ability to assess and
exhibit appropriate behavior in a variety of situations
- A willingness to abide by program regulations
- An endorsement by the Campus EAP Selection Committee and completion of all
campus-specific requirements (an interview may be required)
These are minimum program requirements only and do not guarantee selection. The Campus EAP Office determines selection. The final admission decision is made by the host institution.
Deadlines
Application deadlines and information on the application process are available through your Campus EAP Office. Supplemental predeparture materials will be required for many programs, including, but not limited to, host institution applications, visa and housing applications, medical clearances, etc.
For participation in the program, you must meet all deadlines and submit complete application materials.
Visit your Campus EAP Office for more information:
