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The students who participate in the UNC in Washington program will live and work in Washington, D.C., widely regarded as the political capital of the world and the center of government and commerce.  In addition to its magnificent federal structures and national monuments, Washington is a lively cultural center with a rich mix of art, music and theatre.  Washington’s dynamic professional environment and vibrant multicultural atmosphere offer students a vast array of opportunities to expand their career, academic, and personal goals. 

 

To be eligible, students must be enrolled full-time at a University of North Carolina constituent institution as a degree-seeking student.  Students should be juniors or seniors at the time of their participation.  Preference is given to students with a minimum 3.0 grade point average.  Participants should be highly motivated, reliable, and adaptable. They must also possess strong written and oral communication skills.

 

This unique experience, UNC in Washington, is valuable for students in all majors.  There are career opportunities available for students majoring in journalism, education, business, engineering, biology, art, as well as international affairs and political science.

 

 

Participating universities include:

 

 Appalachian State University    University of North Carolina at Asheville
 East Carolina University    University of North Carolina at Charlotte
 Elizabeth City State University    University of North Carolina at Greensboro
 Fayetteville State University    University of North Carolina at Pembroke
 North Carolina A & T State University    University of North Carolina at Wilmington
 North Carolina Central University    Western Carolina University
 North Carolina State University     Winston Salem State University

 

 

 

                        



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