Because of international commerce, a country’s economy tends to be intertwined with those of other nations, and major corporations frequently have offices on multiple continents. Anyone who hopes to ...

There are many reasons to choose a study abroad program and given the number of approved programs, you should expect this process to take some time. Things to Consider When Choosing a Program Below is ...

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You can study in almost any country in the world. There are hundreds of opportunities available to students by semester (fall, spring), year, or short-term (summer, winter). You may apply for a UMass ...

Faculty-Led Program These programs feature one or more SUNY Cortland faculty members teaching one or more courses while students are immersed in a location abroad. The location typically relates to ...

More than 55% of all undergraduates study abroad in their W&M careers. William & Mary is consistently ranked as one of the top public universities for undergraduate study abroad participation. At ...

Students most often study abroad during their sophomore or junior years. Transfer students must spend at least one semester at SLU-Madrid before applying to go abroad. Discuss your study abroad plans ...

Andrea Boe had always planned to study abroad as part of her college experience. During her sophomore year at Tufts University, she began looking at programs in Spain for the following year. Then, in ...

The Office of Education Abroad works closely with faculty to develop and implement credit-bearing study abroad programs for CWRU students. Creating a new short-term, faculty-led program is both ...

The average study abroad semester costs up to $15,000, but there are ways to lower the bill. Many, or all, of the products featured on this page are from our advertising partners who compensate us ...

In a typical, pre-pandemic year, nearly 350,000 students at American universities set out on planes, trains, automobiles and the occasional ship to study abroad. And while most institutions haven’t ...