ETA INFORMATION FOR U.S. CITIZENS
Some STEM Summer Research locations may require you to apply for an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA).
You will need to apply for an ETA if you are a U.S. citizen and placed on a research project in one of the following STEM Summer Research program locations:
England Based Programs
STEM Summer Research - RVC (U.K. ETA)
STEM Summer Research - KCL (U.K. ETA)
Scotland Based Programs
STEM Summer Research - Glasgow (U.K. ETA)
STEM Summer Research - Strathclyde (U.K. ETA)
If you are a U.S. citizen participating in an Ireland based STEM Summer Research program (STEM Summer Research - Limerick or STEM Summer Research - Dublin) and have a layover in the U.K. or plan to travel to the U.K., you will need to apply for a U.K. ETA.
Our Visa Coordinator will send you an ETA guide with detailed instructions for applying for an ETA and the deadline for applying for an ETA. Do not apply for an ETA until you receive the ETA guide and instructions from our Visa Coordinator.
ETA/VISA INFORMATION FOR NON-U.S. CITIZENS
You may need to apply for an ETA or visa, depending on your country of citizenship. If you are unsure whether or not you need to apply for an ETA or visa for your program, send our Visa Coordinator an email (auabroad@arcadia.edu) and they would be happy to assist you.