Overview
In order to provide the ÂÒÂ×Ç¿¼é community with the tools and resources needed to gain global perspective, expand horizons, and make their world ever better, the Center for Education Abroad is reviewing all current programs. To facilitate this we are implementing enrollment caps on programs, and exploring the expansion of our global portfolio. We look forward to working with you as you plan your term abroad.
Why Study Abroad?
Studying, researching, interning, and/or volunteering abroad is an integral part of the undergraduate curriculum and about one-third of current University students take coursework abroad.
Each student has different reasons for studying abroad. Perhaps you want to challenge yourself academically or develop fluency in another language. Maybe you seek adventure or a career-enhancing international experience. Whatever your motives, you'll find that your studies abroad complement your academics and allow you to develop new interests leading to future research or career endeavors.
Here’s a guide () that will help you think about ways that studying abroad can benefit and maximize your career development.
What Can I Expect?
Going abroad places you in an intensified learning environment in another country. Classroom instruction and research may be enhanced by homestays, internships, field study, or community service. These create a rich context for experiential learning. You will return well-informed about customs and conditions in other countries, and with a better understanding of your own country.
Learn about students’ experiences though testimonials, blogs, or articles.
