DePauw University has a rich history of welcoming international students to campus. The first international students from Japan and Brazil came to DePauw University during the mid 1870s when the University was known as Indiana Asbury Academy. DePauw currently has students from 27 countries. We hope you too will consider becoming a part of our community.
Special Features
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2008-2009 Important Dates Arrival: August 16, 2008 (tentative) Orientation: August 16-26, 2008 Fall Semester: August 27-December 19, 2008 Winter Term (On-Campus): January 5-22, 2009 Winter Term (Off-Campus): January 2-23, 2009 Spring Semester: January 26-May 14, 2009 A full academic calendar can be found with the Office of the Registrar. |
Degree-Seeking Students
For degree-seeking international students, please contact the Office of Admission to learn more about joining our campus community.
Visiting Students
Applications for visiting students are due
| March 1 for Fall Semester or Full Year students |
| November 1: for Spring Semester students |
DePauw University values its exchange partners and affiliations with other international education organizations. Each year, the University welcomes visiting students, who are not candidates for DePauw degrees but may transfer their work done at DePauw toward a degree at their home institution.
Visiting students are admitted to study at DePauw on a temporary basis, usually for one or two semesters, and must enroll in courses for credit. Visiting students are expected to be enrolled full-time, earning at least 3 DePauw credits per semester. All students are subject to University rules and regulations.
Admission for visiting students is processed through the Center for International and Experiential Education. Students from DePauw University's organization and university partners who wish to study at DePauw should first contact the international studies coordinator at his/her own university or organization. This coordinator can provide admission and fees criteria.
University Exchange Partners:
Aoyama Gakuin University: Tokyo, Japan
Ewha Womans University: Seoul, South Korea
Kansai Gaidai University: Osaka, Japan
Koç University: Istanbul, Turkey
Nanzan University: Nagoya, Japan
Tsinghua University: Beijing, China
Partner Organizations
Brethren Colleges Abroad (BCA): Various locations
Business and Education Initiative (BEI): Belfast, Northern Ireland
Institute for the International Education of Students (IES): Various locations
Japan Study: Waseda University in Tokyo, Japan
Applying as a Visiting Student
To apply as a visiting student, DePauw requires you to provide the following:
Mail your completed application to:
Kate Knaul
Center for International & Experiential Education
DePauw University
Durham House
309 E. Seminary Street
Greencastle, Indiana 46135 USA