Once a Saint Louis University School of Law student completes their first year of part-time or full-time law study, and is in good academic standing, they can pursue a study abroad experience.

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 ...

Northwestern strongly encourages students to apply to study abroad on Northwestern programs or partner programs, which have been vetted and approved by the University Study Abroad Committee (USAC) and ...

Italia, the association that promotes the Italian university system abroad, are hosting a webinar on May 12 titled “Studying ...

There are many reasons to study abroad! Regardless of why or where you go, we can guarantee it will be an experience you will never forget. Some of the many benefits to study abroad are: Students who ...

How to fund a study abroad experience is a common question students have and we’re here to help you plan. It’s important that students understand what financial aid is available for their study abroad ...

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 ...

Today’s business opportunities are unlimited; however, doing business with customers around the world requires an understanding of how business practices must adjust to accommodate cultural, social, ...

At Willamette University, we champion the transformative power of a liberal arts education and the unparalleled opportunities that studying abroad offers. As you embark on this journey, you're not ...

Sacramento State offers a variety of study abroad opportunities in 20+ countries worldwide, allowing students to choose programs that align with their academic, personal, and professional goals.

What is the first step to studying abroad? The best first step is to start exploring your options and think about three things: where you want to study, what you want to study, and how much you want ...