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Since its founding in 1918 Stellenbosch University (SU) has evolved from a traditional white Afrikaans university to a multilingual melting-pot of cultures. Today, close to 28,000 students representing more than 110 nationalities attend the university. The university is among South Africa’s leading institutions based on research output, student success and rated scientists, and is recognized internationally as an academic institution of excellence. This, together with the scenic beauty of the area, state-ofthe- art, environmentally friendly facilities and technology, as well as visionary thinking about the creation of a sustainable 21st-century institution, makes for the unique character of Stellenbosch University.
FU-BEST is a semester program offered in a Fall and a Spring semester. Our mission is to educate responsible, global citizens by linking high-quality academic instruction with a broader international experience. We aim to provide an intensive and diverse study abroad experience through combining three essential elements: German language instruction, a varied menu of subject courses, and the concept of the "extended classroom." Small classes, expert faculty, and the availability of day-to-day guidance are designed to enable students to make the most of this unique educational opportunity. Using Berlin's rich cultural, political, and historical offerings as a resource, all courses integrate local field-trips into their curriculum and thus profit from the outstanding location of this fascinating city.
2nd Quarter Sophomore- standing or above by the start of the program
Spend a semester or academic year in the charming, peaceful city of Salzburg with AIFS. You’ll earn credit through a variety of courses studying at the University of Salzburg. Courses are taught in English or German and no previous German language study is required. AIFS in Salzburg offers a 2-week German language orientation course to help students from Beginner to Advanced adjust to life in Austria. In addition to the music courses offered, AIFS can arrange musical instrument instruction for interested students. Volunteer opportunities are also available.
With a 90% Greek student body, you'll enjoy a full cultural immersion experience with plenty of opportunities to make friends and learn about Greek culture. The American College of Greece (ACG) is located in one of the world's most renowned and safe cities. Its idyllic campus is the springboard for exploring Athens and the nearby Greek islands with a full range of co-curricular and extra-curricular programs. The American College of Greece is a private college with 3,000 graduate and undergraduate students. The student-faculty ratio is 17/1 with over 350 international students from 56 countries. For over 139 years, ACG has been offering transformative education and cultivating cultural collaboration between Greece and the United States.
API students who study abroad in Reykjavik, Iceland will be able to directly enroll with Icelandic and other international students and be among a small, fortunate group of Americans studying abroad in Iceland! Students will take courses in a variety of subject areas, including international business, computer science (including game design), and engineering! Indeed – RU is at the forefront of research in Iceland in its focus areas.
Open to juniors and seniors
Located between India and China, Bhutan is a landlocked Himalayan paradise. Often referred to as the “last Shangri-la”, Bhutan is known for its natural beauty, diverse landscapes, friendly people, and its official national philosophy of “Gross National Happiness“. To visit Bhutan is to step into a different world – one where concepts such as karma, happiness, tranquility, resourcefulness, and curiosity combine to transform you! API offers students a wonderful opportunity to experience the Bhutanese culture and way of life through study abroad in the capital city of Thimphu. API students will study with Bhutanese students at Royal Thimphu College, Bhutan’s first and only private university institution, administered by the Royal University of Bhutan.
Study abroad in one of Europe’s most beautiful and historically important capital cities — Lisbon, Portugal! CNN recently reported that Lisbon might be “Europe’s coolest city” and, in 2012, Lisbon was named European City of the Year. In 2014, the nearby city of Porto was named the European Destination of the Year. Lisbon has it all! As the capital of Portugal, Lisbon is packed with unparalleled, unique cultural and historic sites. It has a vibrant arts and music scene, great food, exceptional nightlife, award-winning beaches and, best of all, it is ranked as one of the most affordable and safest of European cities. Lisbon has many personalities — though steeped in Old-World tradition, the city is also known for cutting-edge fashion and design. Once the hub of a bygone global empire that stretched across four continents, Lisbon has a flavor all its own.
The capital and largest city of the island nation of Cuba, Havana has a long and storied past. The city was chartered by King Phillip II of Spain in 1592, and was recognized by royal decree in 1634 as the “Key to the New World.” Due to its historic role as a trading port, Havana often fell prey to attacks by pirates and buccaneers, leading to the construction of a series of forts that can still be visited today – the most famous of these being “El Morro Fortress.”The city expanded greatly during the 17th century, growing to be the third largest city in the Americas by the middle of the 18th century; indeed, it was larger than Boston and New York at the time! The 19th century saw the construction of the railroad (the fifth in the world) and of various cultural arenas (theaters, lyceum, etc.) that hosted influential exhibits and performances throughout the 19th and 20th centuries. Today the city continues to promote the arts with numerous international arts and music festivals each year
High-Intermediate (Completed 4-5 Quarters) to Advanced Level (completed 6-7 Quarters) Spanish.
Students who choose to study abroad in Dubrovnik with API will take courses at Libertas International University (formerly known as DIU Libertas International University). Libertas is the first private university in Croatia, ideally situated along the Adriatic Sea and located within the ancient city walls of Dubrovnik. The city of Dubrovnik is recognized throughout the world as a place with a distinct identity in terms of traits and factors which conditioned its development. These include diplomacy, international relations and trade, relations between civilizations and art. This rich heritage, along with Dubrovnik’s marvelous diplomatic and economic history, which is still evident throughout the ancient city, makes it the perfect location to pursue the study of international affairs and business.
This former capital of Poland has always been famous for its beauty, charm and culture. With a student population of 200,000, the city has a youthful and energetic vibe. Young and old people alike stroll through the main market square throughout the day and evening. Krakow is unique in its beauty; unlike most Polish cities, Krakow’s structures survived WWII virtually undamaged. UNESCO has since included the city on it’s list of World Heritage Sites. St. Mary’s Church, with its dark blue ceiling lined with stars, and the Wawel Castle are two of the city’s most significant historical treasures. This lively and beautiful city is easily navigable either on foot or using the tram system. The friendly and welcoming people of Poland await students in Krakow!
The ACU Exchange fosters and advances student knowledge in education, health, commerce, the humanities, the sciences and technologies, law, and the creative arts, ACU contributes to its local, national and international communities. Community engagement is also a core part of every student's experience at ACU, to the point where it's embedded within their courses. This allows students to give back to their communities and make a difference through opportunities such as volunteer experience programs. Australian Catholic University (ACU) engages the Catholic Intellectual Tradition to bring a distinct perspective to higher education. They explore cultural, social, ethical and religious issues through the lens of the Catholic Intellectual Tradition in their teaching, research and service.
Experience Dublin like the locals do. Dublin is an energetic, charming, and culturally rich Global City. With 1 in every 8 residents being foreign born, Dublin is very much a multi-cultural hub. You can find foods from around the globe and take part in annual international celebrations such as Festival of World Cultures and Chinese New Year. Enroll in CAPA-led courses and take up to five Griffith courses within these tracks: Creative Arts; Exploring the Media; Human Rights, Crime and Journalism; Globalization and International Trends in Business and Society.
The French Language Studies at Paris IV Sorbonne program is designed specifically for students at high-intermediate language levels and above who wish to improve their language skills while taking courses in French culture, literature, and history alongside students from around the world. Courses are taught entirely in French and follow traditional French instructional methods.
At least 6 quarters of college-level French or equivalent
Take courses with other international and Dutch students at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (VU Amsterdam), ranked one of the top 100 universities in the world. With over 350 courses regularly taught in English and a focus on research and academic excellence, VU Amsterdam provides an ideal setting for study abroad. Students studying in Amsterdam can take electives in any available discipline, but students will choose one of the following core tracks: - Business & Economics - Computer Science - Interdisciplinary Studies - Social Sciences & Humanities - STEM
Study abroad in the heart of Europe! Expand your international experience by taking business and social science courses with local Hungarian and other international students. All courses are taught in English, with the exception of a beginner Hungarian language course. Take courses at Corvinus University of Budapest, one of the leading universities in Hungary. Students will select from the following tracks: - Business & Economics - Social Sciences
The University of Cape Town (UCT) provides you with a range of academic and intellectual experiences that enable you to reflect upon the complexities and challenges facing the new South Africa. Through integration in local communities, you'll become a participant in, rather than a mere observer of, this dynamic and evolving environment. Through this process, you'll gain a comprehensive understanding of social relations within South Africa. Students will select from the following tracks: - Business & Economics - Engineering & Computer Science - Humanities, Social Sciences & Psychology - Identity, Politics & History of South Africa - Sciences & the Environment
Studying abroad in Paris at the CEA Center offers stimulating approaches to learning by combining in-class work with group projects, co-curricular activities, and excursions, all designed to foster a deeper understanding of local language and culture, as well as a broader global perspective. Students will be able to choose from the following tracks: - Communication, Politics & Global Issues - Engineering in Paris - Liberal Arts & French Studies - Hybrid model with language courses at Paris IV Sorbonne - Liberal Arts & Social Sciences - Study + Internship in Paris
Explore Latin American culture and learn about this geographically diverse country while improving your Spanish language skills in Chile! Whether you’re a beginning Spanish speaker, speak at an advanced proficiency level, or are somewhere in between, you’ll take language courses that’ll boost your fluency. During the semester, courses taught in English or Spanish provide you with insight into Latin American and Chilean culture, history, and society. Students will select from the following tracks: - Advanced Chilean Immersion - Spanish Language & Latin American Studies
Take your language skills to the next level with CIEE's Advanced Arabic Language program in Amman. Our Jordanian professors work with you on reading, writing, oral production, and comprehension so that you can take courses like history and religion in Arabic. Homestays or Arabic-only apartments, peer language assistants, excursions, and volunteer opportunities all contribute to your ability to develop your Arabic skills to new levels.
3.3 GPA in Modern Standard Arabic
6 quarters of college-level Modern Standard Arabic or equivalent
Experience Botswana! The Arts and Sciences study abroad program in Gaborone offers students, from a wide range of academic disciplines, the opportunity to live and study in Botswana, learning firsthand about the country and its people while pursuing an intensive curriculum in classes with local students. Through coursework, a variety of community engagement, and field-based research opportunities, you will explore Botswana and examine its role in the Southern African region.
Though confronted with many of the same pressing healthcare concerns plaguing other African nations, Botswana is unique. Its proactive campaign against HIV/AIDS and push to provide pioneering treatments and research to its citizens is inspirational and sets the country apart as a successful model for thoughtful healthcare intervention. Through coursework, Setswana language learning, a community health practicum, and homestays, in a rich and challenging social environment, Community Public Health in Gaborone gives you the opportunity to critically appraise the issues developing nations face in their efforts to provide their citizens with sustainable public healthcare.
College coursework in Public Health recommended
CIEE’s Open Campus Block programs are unique, flexible study abroad programs that give you, the student, control over the design of your study abroad experience - from courses, to length, to destination! CIEE has Open Campuses in 16 cities around the world - Berlin, Buenos Aires, Cape Town, Copenhagen, Dublin, Kyoto, London, Madrid, Monteverde, Paris, Rome, Santiago, Singapore, Shanghai, Sydney, and Yucatán. For the 12-week program, you can study for the full 12 weeks in one location or have a comparative experience by spending each 6-week block in a different location! - FALL QUARTER = Fall Blocks I & II (Aug-Nov) or Fall Blocks II & III (Sept-Dec) - WINTER QUARTER = Spring Blocks I & II (Jan-Mar) - SPRING QUARTER = Spring Block III + Summer Session 1 (Apr-Jun)
CIEE’s Open Campus Block programs are unique, flexible study abroad programs that give you, the student, control over the design of your study abroad experience - from courses, to length, to destination! CIEE has Open Campuses in 13 cities around the world - Berlin, Buenos Aires, Cape Town, Copenhagen, Dublin, Kyoto, London, Madrid, Monteverde, Paris, Rome, Singapore, Shanghai and Sydney. For the 12-week program, you can study for the full 12 weeks in one location or have a comparative experience by spending each 6-week block in a different location! - FALL QUARTER = Fall Blocks I & II (Aug-Nov) or Fall Blocks II & III (Sept-Dec) - WINTER QUARTER = Spring Blocks I & II (Jan-Mar) - SPRING QUARTER = Spring Block III + Summer Session 1 (Apr-Jun)
CIEE’s Open Campus Block programs are unique, flexible study abroad programs that give you, the student, control over the design of your study abroad experience - from courses, to length, to destination! CIEE has Open Campuses in 16 cities around the world - Berlin, Buenos Aires, Cape Town, Copenhagen, Dublin, Kyoto, London, Madrid, Monteverde, Paris, Rome, Santiago, Singapore, Shanghai, Sydney, and Yucatán. For the 12-week program, you can study for the full 12 weeks in one location or have a comparative experience by spending each 6-week block in a different location! - FALL QUARTER = Fall Blocks I & II (Aug-Nov) or Fall Blocks II & III (Sept-Dec) - WINTER QUARTER = Spring Blocks I & II (Jan-Mar) - SPRING QUARTER = Spring Block III + Summer Session 1 (Apr-Jun)
CIEE’s Open Campus Block programs are unique, flexible study abroad programs that give you, the student, control over the design of your study abroad experience - from courses, to length, to destination! CIEE has Open Campuses in 16 cities around the world - Berlin, Buenos Aires, Cape Town, Copenhagen, Dublin, Kyoto, London, Madrid, Monteverde, Paris, Rome, Santiago, Singapore, Shanghai, Sydney, and Yucatán. For the 12-week program, you can study for the full 12 weeks in one location or have a comparative experience by spending each 6-week block in a different location! - FALL QUARTER = Fall Blocks I & II (Aug-Nov) or Fall Blocks II & III (Sept-Dec) - WINTER QUARTER = Spring Blocks I & II (Jan-Mar) - SPRING QUARTER = Spring Block III + Summer Session 1 (Apr-Jun)
CIEE’s Open Campus Block programs are unique, flexible study abroad programs that give you, the student, control over the design of your study abroad experience - from courses, to length, to destination! CIEE has Open Campuses in 16 cities around the world - Berlin, Buenos Aires, Cape Town, Copenhagen, Dublin, Kyoto, London, Madrid, Monteverde, Paris, Rome, Santiago, Singapore, Shanghai, Sydney, and Yucatán. For the 12-week program, you can study for the full 12 weeks in one location or have a comparative experience by spending each 6-week block in a different location! - FALL QUARTER = Fall Blocks I & II (Aug-Nov) or Fall Blocks II & III (Sept-Dec) - WINTER QUARTER = Spring Blocks I & II (Jan-Mar) - SPRING QUARTER = Spring Block III + Summer Session 1 (Apr-Jun)
CIEE’s Open Campus Block programs are unique, flexible study abroad programs that give you, the student, control over the design of your study abroad experience - from courses, to length, to destination! CIEE has Open Campuses in 16 cities around the world - Berlin, Buenos Aires, Cape Town, Copenhagen, Dublin, Kyoto, London, Madrid, Monteverde, Paris, Rome, Santiago, Singapore, Shanghai, Sydney, and Yucatán. For the 12-week program, you can study for the full 12 weeks in one location or have a comparative experience by spending each 6-week block in a different location! - FALL QUARTER = Fall Blocks I & II (Aug-Nov) or Fall Blocks II & III (Sept-Dec) - WINTER QUARTER = Spring Blocks I & II (Jan-Mar) - SPRING QUARTER = Spring Block III + Summer Session 1 (Apr-Jun)
CIEE’s Open Campus Block programs are unique, flexible study abroad programs that give you, the student, control over the design of your study abroad experience - from courses, to length, to destination! CIEE has Open Campuses in 16 cities around the world - Berlin, Buenos Aires, Cape Town, Copenhagen, Dublin, Kyoto, London, Madrid, Monteverde, Paris, Rome, Santiago, Singapore, Shanghai, Sydney, and Yucatán. For the 12-week program, you can study for the full 12 weeks in one location or have a comparative experience by spending each 6-week block in a different location! - FALL QUARTER = Fall Blocks I & II (Aug-Nov) or Fall Blocks II & III (Sept-Dec) - WINTER QUARTER = Spring Blocks I & II (Jan-Mar) - SPRING QUARTER = Spring Block III + Summer Session 1 (Apr-Jun)
CIEE’s Open Campus Block programs are unique, flexible study abroad programs that give you, the student, control over the design of your study abroad experience - from courses, to length, to destination! CIEE has Open Campuses in 16 cities around the world - Berlin, Buenos Aires, Cape Town, Copenhagen, Dublin, Kyoto, London, Madrid, Monteverde, Paris, Rome, Santiago, Singapore, Shanghai, Sydney, and Yucatán. For the 12-week program, you can study for the full 12 weeks in one location or have a comparative experience by spending each 6-week block in a different location! - FALL QUARTER = Fall Blocks I & II (Aug-Nov) or Fall Blocks II & III (Sept-Dec) - WINTER QUARTER = Spring Blocks I & II (Jan-Mar) - SPRING QUARTER = Spring Block III + Summer Session 1 (Apr-Jun)
CIEE’s Open Campus Block programs are unique, flexible study abroad programs that give you, the student, control over the design of your study abroad experience - from courses, to length, to destination! CIEE has Open Campuses in 16 cities around the world - Berlin, Buenos Aires, Cape Town, Copenhagen, Dublin, Kyoto, London, Madrid, Monteverde, Paris, Rome, Santiago, Singapore, Shanghai, Sydney, and Yucatán. For the 12-week program, you can study for the full 12 weeks in one location or have a comparative experience by spending each 6-week block in a different location! - FALL QUARTER = Fall Blocks I & II (Aug-Nov) or Fall Blocks II & III (Sept-Dec) - WINTER QUARTER = Spring Blocks I & II (Jan-Mar) - SPRING QUARTER = Spring Block III + Summer Session 1 (Apr-Jun)
CIEE’s Open Campus Block programs are unique, flexible study abroad programs that give you, the student, control over the design of your study abroad experience - from courses, to length, to destination! CIEE has Open Campuses in 16 cities around the world - Berlin, Buenos Aires, Cape Town, Copenhagen, Dublin, Kyoto, London, Madrid, Monteverde, Paris, Rome, Santiago, Singapore, Shanghai, Sydney, and Yucatán. For the 12-week program, you can study for the full 12 weeks in one location or have a comparative experience by spending each 6-week block in a different location! - FALL QUARTER = Fall Blocks I & II (Aug-Nov) or Fall Blocks II & III (Sept-Dec) - WINTER QUARTER = Spring Blocks I & II (Jan-Mar) - SPRING QUARTER = Spring Block III + Summer Session 1 (Apr-Jun)
CIEE’s Open Campus Block programs are unique, flexible study abroad programs that give you, the student, control over the design of your study abroad experience - from courses, to length, to destination! CIEE has Open Campuses in 16 cities around the world - Berlin, Buenos Aires, Cape Town, Copenhagen, Dublin, Kyoto, London, Madrid, Monteverde, Paris, Rome, Santiago, Singapore, Shanghai, Sydney, and Yucatán. For the 12-week program, you can study for the full 12 weeks in one location or have a comparative experience by spending each 6-week block in a different location! - FALL QUARTER = Fall Blocks I & II (Aug-Nov) or Fall Blocks II & III (Sept-Dec) - WINTER QUARTER = Spring Blocks I & II (Jan-Mar) - SPRING QUARTER = Spring Block III + Summer Session 1 (Apr-Jun)
CIEE’s Open Campus Block programs are unique, flexible study abroad programs that give you, the student, control over the design of your study abroad experience - from courses, to length, to destination! CIEE has Open Campuses in 16 cities around the world - Berlin, Buenos Aires, Cape Town, Copenhagen, Dublin, Kyoto, London, Madrid, Monteverde, Paris, Rome, Santiago, Singapore, Shanghai, Sydney, and Yucatán. For the 12-week program, you can study for the full 12 weeks in one location or have a comparative experience by spending each 6-week block in a different location! - FALL QUARTER = Fall Blocks I & II (Aug-Nov) or Fall Blocks II & III (Sept-Dec) - WINTER QUARTER = Spring Blocks I & II (Jan-Mar) - SPRING QUARTER = Spring Block III + Summer Session 1 (Apr-Jun)
CIEE’s Open Campus Block programs are unique, flexible study abroad programs that give you, the student, control over the design of your study abroad experience - from courses, to length, to destination! CIEE has Open Campuses in 16 cities around the world - Berlin, Buenos Aires, Cape Town, Copenhagen, Dublin, Kyoto, London, Madrid, Monteverde, Paris, Rome, Santiago, Singapore, Shanghai, Sydney, and Yucatán. For the 12-week program, you can study for the full 12 weeks in one location or have a comparative experience by spending each 6-week block in a different location! - FALL QUARTER = Fall Blocks I & II (Aug-Nov) or Fall Blocks II & III (Sept-Dec) - WINTER QUARTER = Spring Blocks I & II (Jan-Mar) - SPRING QUARTER = Spring Block III + Summer Session 1 (Apr-Jun)
CIEE’s Open Campus Block programs are unique, flexible study abroad programs that give you, the student, control over the design of your study abroad experience - from courses, to length, to destination! CIEE has Open Campuses in 16 cities around the world - Berlin, Buenos Aires, Cape Town, Copenhagen, Dublin, Kyoto, London, Madrid, Monteverde, Paris, Rome, Santiago, Singapore, Shanghai, Sydney, and Yucatán. For the 12-week program, you can study for the full 12 weeks in one location or have a comparative experience by spending each 6-week block in a different location! - FALL QUARTER = Fall Blocks I & II (Aug-Nov) or Fall Blocks II & III (Sept-Dec) - WINTER QUARTER = Spring Blocks I & II (Jan-Mar) - SPRING QUARTER = Spring Block III + Summer Session 1 (Apr-Jun)
CIEE’s Open Campus Block programs are unique, flexible study abroad programs that give you, the student, control over the design of your study abroad experience - from courses, to length, to destination! CIEE has Open Campuses in 16 cities around the world - Berlin, Buenos Aires, Cape Town, Copenhagen, Dublin, Kyoto, London, Madrid, Monteverde, Paris, Rome, Santiago, Singapore, Shanghai, Sydney, and Yucatán. For the 12-week program, you can study for the full 12 weeks in one location or have a comparative experience by spending each 6-week block in a different location! - FALL QUARTER = Fall Blocks I & II (Aug-Nov) or Fall Blocks II & III (Sept-Dec) - WINTER QUARTER = Spring Blocks I & II (Jan-Mar) - SPRING QUARTER = Spring Block III + Summer Session 1 (Apr-Jun)
CIEE’s Open Campus Block programs are unique, flexible study abroad programs that give you, the student, control over the design of your study abroad experience - from courses, to length, to destination! CIEE has Open Campuses in 16 cities around the world - Berlin, Buenos Aires, Cape Town, Copenhagen, Dublin, Kyoto, London, Madrid, Monteverde, Paris, Rome, Santiago, Singapore, Shanghai, Sydney, and Yucatán. For the 12-week program, you can study for the full 12 weeks in one location or have a comparative experience by spending each 6-week block in a different location! - FALL QUARTER = Fall Blocks I & II (Aug-Nov) or Fall Blocks II & III (Sept-Dec) - WINTER QUARTER = Spring Blocks I & II (Jan-Mar) - SPRING QUARTER = Spring Block III + Summer Session 1 (Apr-Jun)
CIEE’s Open Campus Block programs are unique, flexible study abroad programs that give you, the student, control over the design of your study abroad experience - from courses, to length, to destination! CIEE has Open Campuses in 16 cities around the world - Berlin, Buenos Aires, Cape Town, Copenhagen, Dublin, Kyoto, London, Madrid, Monteverde, Paris, Rome, Santiago, Singapore, Shanghai, Sydney, and Yucatán. For the 18-week program, you can study for the full 18 weeks in one location or have a comparative experience by spending each 6-week block in a different location!
CIEE’s Open Campus Block programs are unique, flexible study abroad programs that give you, the student, control over the design of your study abroad experience - from courses, to length, to destination! CIEE has Open Campuses in 16 cities around the world - Berlin, Buenos Aires, Cape Town, Copenhagen, Dublin, Kyoto, London, Madrid, Monteverde, Paris, Rome, Santiago, Singapore, Shanghai, Sydney, and Yucatán. For the 18-week program, you can study for the full 18 weeks in one location or have a comparative experience by spending each 6-week block in a different location!
CIEE’s Open Campus Block programs are unique, flexible study abroad programs that give you, the student, control over the design of your study abroad experience - from courses, to length, to destination! CIEE has Open Campuses in 16 cities around the world - Berlin, Buenos Aires, Cape Town, Copenhagen, Dublin, Kyoto, London, Madrid, Monteverde, Paris, Rome, Santiago, Singapore, Shanghai, Sydney, and Yucatán. For the 18-week program, you can study for the full 18 weeks in one location or have a comparative experience by spending each 6-week block in a different location!
CIEE’s Open Campus Block programs are unique, flexible study abroad programs that give you, the student, control over the design of your study abroad experience - from courses, to length, to destination! CIEE has Open Campuses in 16 cities around the world - Berlin, Buenos Aires, Cape Town, Copenhagen, Dublin, Kyoto, London, Madrid, Monteverde, Paris, Rome, Santiago, Singapore, Shanghai, Sydney, and Yucatán. For the 18-week program, you can study for the full 18 weeks in one location or have a comparative experience by spending each 6-week block in a different location!
CIEE’s Open Campus Block programs are unique, flexible study abroad programs that give you, the student, control over the design of your study abroad experience - from courses, to length, to destination! CIEE has Open Campuses in 16 cities around the world - Berlin, Buenos Aires, Cape Town, Copenhagen, Dublin, Kyoto, London, Madrid, Monteverde, Paris, Rome, Santiago, Singapore, Shanghai, Sydney, and Yucatán. For the 18-week program, you can study for the full 18 weeks in one location or have a comparative experience by spending each 6-week block in a different location!
CIEE’s Open Campus Block programs are unique, flexible study abroad programs that give you, the student, control over the design of your study abroad experience - from courses, to length, to destination! CIEE has Open Campuses in 16 cities around the world - Berlin, Buenos Aires, Cape Town, Copenhagen, Dublin, Kyoto, London, Madrid, Monteverde, Paris, Rome, Santiago, Singapore, Shanghai, Sydney, and Yucatán. For the 18-week program, you can study for the full 18 weeks in one location or have a comparative experience by spending each 6-week block in a different location!
CIEE’s Open Campus Block programs are unique, flexible study abroad programs that give you, the student, control over the design of your study abroad experience - from courses, to length, to destination! CIEE has Open Campuses in 16 cities around the world - Berlin, Buenos Aires, Cape Town, Copenhagen, Dublin, Kyoto, London, Madrid, Monteverde, Paris, Rome, Santiago, Singapore, Shanghai, Sydney, and Yucatán. For the 18-week program, you can study for the full 18 weeks in one location or have a comparative experience by spending each 6-week block in a different location!
CIEE’s Open Campus Block programs are unique, flexible study abroad programs that give you, the student, control over the design of your study abroad experience - from courses, to length, to destination! CIEE has Open Campuses in 16 cities around the world - Berlin, Buenos Aires, Cape Town, Copenhagen, Dublin, Kyoto, London, Madrid, Monteverde, Paris, Rome, Santiago, Singapore, Shanghai, Sydney, and Yucatán. For the 18-week program, you can study for the full 18 weeks in one location or have a comparative experience by spending each 6-week block in a different location!
CIEE’s Open Campus Block programs are unique, flexible study abroad programs that give you, the student, control over the design of your study abroad experience - from courses, to length, to destination! CIEE has Open Campuses in 16 cities around the world - Berlin, Buenos Aires, Cape Town, Copenhagen, Dublin, Kyoto, London, Madrid, Monteverde, Paris, Rome, Santiago, Singapore, Shanghai, Sydney, and Yucatán. For the 18-week program, you can study for the full 18 weeks in one location or have a comparative experience by spending each 6-week block in a different location!
CIEE’s Open Campus Block programs are unique, flexible study abroad programs that give you, the student, control over the design of your study abroad experience - from courses, to length, to destination! CIEE has Open Campuses in 16 cities around the world - Berlin, Buenos Aires, Cape Town, Copenhagen, Dublin, Kyoto, London, Madrid, Monteverde, Paris, Rome, Santiago, Singapore, Shanghai, Sydney, and Yucatán. For the 18-week program, you can study for the full 18 weeks in one location or have a comparative experience by spending each 6-week block in a different location!
CIEE’s Open Campus Block programs are unique, flexible study abroad programs that give you, the student, control over the design of your study abroad experience - from courses, to length, to destination! CIEE has Open Campuses in 16 cities around the world - Berlin, Buenos Aires, Cape Town, Copenhagen, Dublin, Kyoto, London, Madrid, Monteverde, Paris, Rome, Santiago, Singapore, Shanghai, Sydney, and Yucatán. For the 18-week program, you can study for the full 18 weeks in one location or have a comparative experience by spending each 6-week block in a different location!
CIEE’s Open Campus Block programs are unique, flexible study abroad programs that give you, the student, control over the design of your study abroad experience - from courses, to length, to destination! CIEE has Open Campuses in 16 cities around the world - Berlin, Buenos Aires, Cape Town, Copenhagen, Dublin, Kyoto, London, Madrid, Monteverde, Paris, Rome, Santiago, Singapore, Shanghai, Sydney, and Yucatán. For the 18-week program, you can study for the full 18 weeks in one location or have a comparative experience by spending each 6-week block in a different location!
CIEE’s Open Campus Block programs are unique, flexible study abroad programs that give you, the student, control over the design of your study abroad experience - from courses, to length, to destination! CIEE has Open Campuses in 16 cities around the world - Berlin, Buenos Aires, Cape Town, Copenhagen, Dublin, Kyoto, London, Madrid, Monteverde, Paris, Rome, Santiago, Singapore, Shanghai, Sydney, and Yucatán. For the 18-week program, you can study for the full 18 weeks in one location or have a comparative experience by spending each 6-week block in a different location!
CIEE’s Open Campus Block programs are unique, flexible study abroad programs that give you, the student, control over the design of your study abroad experience - from courses, to length, to destination! CIEE has Open Campuses in 16 cities around the world - Berlin, Buenos Aires, Cape Town, Copenhagen, Dublin, Kyoto, London, Madrid, Monteverde, Paris, Rome, Santiago, Singapore, Shanghai, Sydney, and Yucatán. For the 18-week program, you can study for the full 18 weeks in one location or have a comparative experience by spending each 6-week block in a different location!
You can design an epic semester abroad with CIEE! Select the semester that works best for you by combining our open campus program blocks. You can spend the entire semester in one location or travel to up to two another after one block. No matter your academic focus, we have high-quality coursework to help you meet major requirements or electives.
CIEE’s Open Campus Block programs are unique, flexible study abroad programs that give you, the student, control over the design of your study abroad experience - from courses, to length, to destination! CIEE has Open Campuses in 16 cities around the world - Berlin, Buenos Aires, Cape Town, Copenhagen, Dublin, Kyoto, London, Madrid, Monteverde, Paris, Rome, Santiago, Singapore, Shanghai, Sydney, and Yucatán. For the 18-week program, you can study for the full 18 weeks in one location or have a comparative experience by spending each 6-week block in a different location!
The Comillas Exchange provides students with an opportunity to earn credits towards their major or minor while studying in Spain. Courses are predominantly taught in Spanish with select courses offered in English. Students interested in the Fall Semester program should consider an intensive Spanish course in which students can participate during the last two weeks of August, before beginning their period of exchange at Comillas. The Universidad Pontitifica Comillas, a Jesuit institution established in 1904, has approximately 7,700 undergraduate students. Dedicated to international education Comillas has over 70 exchange programs, which provide opportunities to interact with students from all over the world. Students can study at the Humanities Campus or at the Business Campus.
Our Business & Economics of Italian Food & Wine Program is ideal for Business, Economics, Agribusiness, Environmental Studies, Political Science, and Agricultural Economics majors, as well as any student with an academic or professional interest in local and organic food and wine in Italy. Tuscany will be your classroom. Can you picture visiting Italian organic cheese production facilities, utilizing case studies from local wineries, and having lunch with the owners of an independent farm? Our courses take advantage of the region’s many resources that will help you understand key concepts of the food business in Tuscany which you'll apply to your future career - wherever in the world it may be.
You mean besides being a cosmopolitan, diverse, exciting, and endlessly explorable city brimming with creativity, innovation, new ideas, and boundless energy? Well, there’s also the fact that Berlin is at the center of European and global politics and economics and, along with the rest of Germany, it leads the way in sustainability efforts, with an ambitious plan to become completely carbon neutral by 2050. Berlin is the home to countless innovative startups, many of which also focus on sustainability issues. At the same time, Germany is home to many massive (and more traditional) manufacturing conglomerates (think Volkswagen, Merck, BMW, Siemens, and many more). What we’re saying is this: if you’re looking to study Business, Sustainability, and Innovation in one of the world’s most historically, economically, politically, and culturally exciting cities, you can’t beat Berlin.
Known for its liberal views and open-minded attitude, the residents of this cozy city welcome you to study abroad in Amsterdam. You can ride through the scenic canals, visit the Anne Frank House, take a walking tour of the city’s different neighborhoods, and meet professionals working at local and global organizations while studying abroad in Amsterdam, where every day it brings something new to explore. You’ll adore the lovely canals and old European charm that make up this enchanting city. Because the city planning hasn’t changed much since the 19th century, you’ll appreciate the architecture and historic homes that color the city, not to mention the tulips. And you can’t leave without seeing the windmills!
Junior or senior standing when program begins
Many travelers who visit Granada insist it's the must-see city in all of Spain. With one of the clearest windows into Spain's unique historical symbiosis of Islam, Christianity, and Judaism, Granada is also a youthful city with a vibrant student life that will make meeting new friends even easier-Granada awaits! Our curriculum takes full advantage of Andalusia and all southern Spain has to offer. The program offers two unique program options that are designed to improve your Spanish proficiency: the Intermediate Spanish Program and Advanced Spanish Program. You can also add international work experience to your résumé while earning credit by participating in an internship placement and accompanying academic seminar.
Intermediate Program: 3 Quarters of college-level Spanish or the equivalent.
Advanced Program: 6 Quarters of college-level Spanish or the equivalent
As you walk the boulevards of Rabat, it's hard not to be enchanted by the mystery and tradition of this timeless city. From the bustling souqs (open-air markets) and energizing atmosphere of the city to the serenity of the surrounding mountains and sea, Rabat is an ideal place to learn about the languages, cultures, and religions of North Africa and the Middle East. With Rabat as your classroom, dive into the fascinating culture of this North African nation as you learn Modern Standard Arabic with courses at the beginning, intermediate, and advanced levels. Learn Colloquial Moroccan Arabic to communicate with Moroccans, and if you have already taken advanced French, you can take French-taught area studies courses at the IES Abroad Center or at our partner institution, Université Mohammed V. Our curriculum focuses on North African, Middle Eastern, and Islamic Studies, and IES Abroad courses introduce you to the many influential forces shaping the history and culture of Morocco.
The Meknes semester programs provide students with little or no Arabic or French language experience the opportunity to choose among courses taught in English. However, students are required to enroll in an Arabic or French language course if they have taken less than one semester or one quarter of either language. Additionally, students will also select courses among subjects such as history, culture, business, architecture, arts, religion, politics, gender studies, and more. Please inquire with the ISA office for more details about ISA's semester study abroad program in Meknes. Upon completion of the program, students will receive a U.S. transcript from Carroll College in Montana.
Viña del Mar is known for its modernity and beautiful beaches, which attracts tourists from all over the world; while Valpo is a historic port city covered in tasteful graffiti art and singing colorful hills. An UNESCO World Heritage Site, Valpo has charm that is like none other. The Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez (UAI) is a private institution with a modern campus located in the Metropolitana region of Viña del Mar. ISA students at the UAI will take courses through the International Program’s Office, which offers courses in Spanish language, culture and civilization, and Business courses in English. Students who possess an advanced Spanish proficiency level are eligible to enroll in
Courses in Spanish with Chilean Students - Advanced College-level Spanish (6-7 Quarters)
This program is open to students at all language levels, and offers courses instructed in Spanish and English in the areas of business, language, and culture. There are two "tracks" for this program; students should select the track that best fits their field of study. -Track A: Business & Spanish Language: This track offers a range of business courses instructed in English, as well as Spanish language courses. - Track B: Cultural Studies & Spanish Language: This track offers courses in Spanish and English in a variety of language, culture, political science, history topics. Courses taught in English are open to all students.
The American Business School Paris (ABSP) allows students the opportunity to prepare for a successful international career in one of the most exciting and dynamic cities in the world. Providing an innovative approach to business through its commitment to diversity, openness, and respect for what is different, the ABSP prepares students for a wide range of possibilities and professions in the business world. Courses are taught by a team of international professors and lecturers who tailor-make coursework based on their own unique backgrounds and career experiences. Students will learn how to work on a team in multi-cultural settings, gain practice in international case studies, and prepare for a successful international career. This program offers a wide variety of subjects including business, management, economics, marketing and humanities. Courses are taught in English in a classroom comprised of approximately 30% French students and 70% students from 60-80 different countries.
Students will enroll in a total of 12-15 semester credits per semester in a variety of subject areas at Florence University of the Arts and Apicius International School of Hospitality (FUA and AISH) including: Advertising, Art History, Contemporary Italian Studies, Digital Media, Environmental Studies, Fashion Design, Food and Culture, History, Hospitality, Italian Language, Journalism, Literature, Marketing, Management, Nutrition, Photography, Political Science, Sport Science and Studio Art. Students who have not completed a college semester/quarter of Italian language or the equivalent must choose language as one of their courses. Some courses may require additional fees. Courses are taught in English except for Italian language courses which are available for students with a beginning through advanced level of proficiency. Also available are elective courses in Italian for advanced speakers and internships. Courses will be taught by local and international faculty.
This program is ideal for students with a background in design, or for students with little design experience, but who have an interest in taking graphic design or visual arts courses in English. Additionally, this program allows students to enroll in a Spanish language course. Design & Visual Arts program will take courses at the UPF ELISAVA Barcelona School of Design and Engineering. -Students with a background in design have the option of selecting four courses from the graphic design and visual arts course offering list, or they may choose to take three courses from this list, along with a Spanish language class. -Students without a background in design will be required to take the two mandatory graphic design courses and can round out their enrollment with either two other design and visual art course options, or one design and visual art course, coupled with a Spanish language course.
In this 12-week program, students may complete up to three courses of college level Spanish as well as additional electives in various fields including Environmental Studies, Business, Politics, Latin American Studies, Liberal Arts, and Communication. Most of the electives offered are taught in English and others are taught in Spanish (for advanced level Spanish speakers). Another great advantage of this program is that its intensive language courses are four weeks long meaning students can complete an intensive Spanish language course in four weeks and then move on to a higher level Spanish class, with the possibility of moving up three language levels throughout the course of their program. Students are entitled to enroll in a total of four courses (combination of electives and four-week language courses). All classes are at the Universidad Veritas with ISA and other international students. Courses are taught by host university faculty at the Universidad Veritas.
Pursue coursework in health communication, bioethics, and human biology while advancing your studies of the Spanish language in this fall semester program. All courses are instructed by Universidad de Salamanca faculty and are held with international students, the majority of whom are North American. Health and science courses are instructed primarily in English with some options in Spanish. You may opt to take a combination of courses from the Health & Medical Sciences program and courses from the ISA Salamanca Business, Cultural Studies & Spanish program. Students who select this option must take at least two courses from the Health & Medical Sciences program.
Through the "History, Culture & Politics" program at Charles University, students have the opportunity to choose from a variety of humanities-based courses during a semester or academic year program in Prague, Czech Republic. ISA works closely with faculty at Charles University to develop coursework exclusively designed for ISA students. Subjects offered include history, architecture, cinema, economics, politics and Czech language. The courses offered are instructed in English at Charles University by host university faculty, and classmates are ISA students only. While there is no language pre-requisite for this program, all students must complete the two-week intensive Czech Language course for 45 total contact hours.
The International Business & Economics program offers a variety of courses focusing in International Business, International Economics, Globalization, Finance, Communications and more. Students study in the Central and East European Studies (CESP) division of the University of Economics, Prague with other international students. With several corporate partners and memberships to organizations such as CEMS (Community of European Management Schools) and PIM (Partnership in International Management), UEP is recognized as one of the most prestigious universities in Europe for Economics. All courses are instructed in English, with the exception of the Czech language course. The courses are taught by host university faculty (native Czech professors and business professionals) and are held in the UEP's newest addition to its campus in central Prague, a ten-minute walk to the ISA Prague office. Classmates are international students, the majority of whom are North American or European.
Students at any language level will be eligible to take courses at the Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB). The UAB offers a wide variety of economics and business courses as well as courses in culture, art and history. Courses are taught in Spanish and English at the Eixample campus just off Passeig de Gracia and the Sant Pau campus located within the beautiful architecture of the Sant Pau hospital complex.
This program is designed for students at all levels of Spanish language proficiency. Students will select 4-5 courses in: Spanish language, Quechua, history, literature, political science, and culture. Courses are held at the Universidad de Salamanca Cursos Internacionales in Cusco study center and are taught by local, visiting, and US professors. Students will receive an official transcript from the Universidad de Salamanca. Classmates are ISA students.
The Latin American Studies program is designed for students at all levels of the Spanish language, who have an interest in political, social, economic, and cultural aspects of Argentina. The courses in this program are taught in Spanish and English by University of Belgrano professors. Students with a high intermediate or advanced level of Spanish may choose to take any combination of courses listed. All classes are with American and other international students. **NOTE: ONLY students who have a high intermediate to advanced level of Spanish may take courses in Spanish. Students may also add an Intensive Month to a Semester/Year program for an extra cost. Contact the ISA office for further details! Students wishing to take one or more courses with locals should sign up for the Courses with Argentine Students program.
Designed for students at the high advanced level of the Spanish language (5 or more semesters of college-level Spanish), this program is an ideal option for those hoping to have an immersive experience in Buenos Aires. You will have the opportunity to enroll in any classes from the regular course listing at the Universidad de Belgrano, where you will learn alongside Argentinian students and be taught by Argentinian faculty. You will also be able to enroll in courses offered in the stand-alone Latin American Studies program, where you will take classes with fellow international students. The Latin American Studies program is specifically designed for foreign students, and courses are instructed in both Spanish and English. It is important to note that, if enrolled in this program, you must complete at least one course with local students throughout the semester.
7-8 Quarters of college-level Spanish
Students with only 6 quarters must enroll in an Intensive Month prior to the start of the program in order to be eligible
Birthplace to Shakira and Sofia Vergara and home to the Carnival of Barranquilla, the always-sunny port city offers a particularly immersive experience. The friendly Barranquilla locals will ensure you eat, dance and speak like a Colombian in no time. The city's central location between historic Cartagena and relaxed Santa Marta give you easy access to colonial architecture, robust nightlife, and the chance to explore the Caribbean coast's natural beauty. The Universidad del Norte is one of the top universities in Colombia and the Caribbean region. Institutional internationalization is a priority for the UniNorte, whose civil, electrical, electronics, industrial, mechanical and systems engineering programs have been accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. ISA students may take courses in English or Spanish alongside Colombian students. The university's U.S. style is both modern and accessible, featuring beautiful tropical plants and resident iguanas.
Courses with locals - Advanced College Level Spanish (6-7 semesters)
This program accommodates students at all levels of Spanish proficiency. Beginning level courses focus solely on language acquisition while intermediate, advanced, and superior level courses expand on Spanish culture, in addition to grammar. Students are in class with international students. Students have the option of incorporating an Intensive Month program for an additional cost. Please refer to the Intensive Month page for more information.
Study international development in Ecuador-a blend of indigenous and Spanish colonial-while improving your Spanish language skills. You'll also contribute through an internship or research project with a nonprofit organization while you are there. Explore the complexities created by issues such as environment, globalization, public health, and social justice.
Must have at least junior-standing on program
Minimum 6 quarters college-level Spanish or equivalent
Not for Spanish minors
Study international development in Senegal, a fascinating French-speaking country seen as a bridge between Africa and the West. You'll also contribute through an internship or research project with a nonprofit organization while you are there. Explore the complexities created by issues such as environment, globalization, public health, and social justice.
Must be at least junior-standing on program
Minimum 6 quarters college-level French or equivalent
Examine the important roles played by Indonesia’s arts and six officially recognized religions in shaping sociocultural discourses in Bali and Java. You will learn the dynamic ways in which Balinese traditional arts, social networks, and the environment are changing in conjunction with the opportunities and pressures of globalization. You will also learn about the current debates on the future of Balinese culture and society in relations to global pressures such as increased development and international tourism.
Explore environmental challenges, conservation, and development strategies in Madagascar, an island nation isolated from neighboring landmasses for more than one hundred million years. This program offers classroom and field-based instruction in natural and social scientific methods to encourage students to analyze environmental issues in an array of ecosystems - including rainforest, dry spiny thicket, alpine and transitional forest, savannah, gallery and littoral forest, mangrove, and coral reef - and within multiple economic, socio-political, and cultural contexts.
Previous college-level coursework in environmental studies, ecology, biology, or related fields.
4-5 recent quarters of college-level French or equivalent, and the ability to follow coursework in French
Examine economic and social development in the cultural context of Vietnam, one of Asia's most dynamic and rapidly changing countries. This program examines how, after emerging from decades of war and isolation, Vietnam today is experiencing tremendous growth and, over the last decade, has boasted one of the strongest economies in Asia. Students consider critical issues such as sustainable resource management, intense urbanization, changing family and marriage patterns, and integration with global networks and institutions that Vietnam faces as a result of this growth.
Examine development and the changing culture, politics, and economy of Cameroon and exploring the immigrant experience of Cameroonians in France. You will learn about the negative effects indigenous communities face when their traditional way of life is replaced by a “western” lifestyle. You will also learn about indigenous development structures, changing cultures, nation-state issues, and cultural aesthetics features within three main ethnic groups: Bamiléké, Anglophones, and Bagyeli (commonly referred to as “pygmies”. Cameroon being both an Anglophone and Francophone country, you will have the opportunity to learn or greatly advance your speaking, reading, and writing skills in French and French in Cameroonian Contexts.
Learn about the Middle East's politics, shifting power configurations, and efforts to promote peace and global security from Jordan, a peace broker in the region.Study the Middle East's complex history from Jordan's capital, Amman. Over the last two decades, the Middle East experienced major events-from the 1994 Oslo Peace Treaty to the Arab Spring revolutions to the civil wars in Syria, Libya, and Yemen-that continue to reshape the geopolitical map of the region. As a peace broker in the region, Jordan provides an excellent site from which to study territorial conflict and state sovereignty, international intervention, and how geography's effects on politics and international relations. You'll learn about the dominant international relations paradigms in the Middle East and discuss reconciliation models with political scientists, diplomats, and policymakers. You'll also consider the rise of ISIS and the role of Russia and the US in peacemaking in the Middle East.
Study the intersections of health, human rights, and cities at multiple sites in Kenya, where rapid urbanization is transforming access, equity, and well-being. This program examines health and human rights in Kenya through a complex constellation of urban issues including housing, urban infrastructures, land tenure, informal settlements, food (in)security in the city, and evictions. Students examine Kenya's healthcare challenges, practices, and systems, in both rural and urban contexts, together with analyses of locally informed debates surrounding human rights.
Explore how indigenous peoples in Peru are adapting and innovating to ensure the preservation of their cultural values and to shape their own future in the face of globalization and rapid change. This program explores the social, economic, political, and cultural impacts of globalization on indigenous peoples, and the ways in which communities respond and adapt to these transformations in Peru. Students can rapidly advance their Spanish and also learn introductory Quechua, an indigenous language of the Andean region.
6 recent quarter of college-level Spanish or equivalent and the ability to follow coursework in Spanish, as assessed by SIT.
A young democracy nestled between authoritarian Russia and China, Mongolia is undergoing rapid socioeconomic and cultural change. Live with a nomadic family in a ger, the iconic shelters made of felt and wood, ride horses for transportation, and experience the nomadic lifestyle on Mongolia’s starkly beautiful grassy steppes. Travel to the capital of Ulaanbaatar to meet with key experts and discuss the impact of mining on Mongolia’s social, economic, and environmental future. Along the way, learn about the traditions and livelihoods of Mongolia’s nomadic cultures and the effects of ecotourism and climate change on their communities. Learn Mongolian and speak with Mongolian students while exploring urban landscapes, remote Buddhist monasteries, and some of the most pristine natural environments in the world. See the cities of Siberia and meet Russian students. Trek through the East Gobi Desert, vast mountain ranges, and forest steppes of a country both protected and restricted by its dr
Examine the impact of regional conflicts on healthcare systems and determinants of health in Jordan. Consider the health status of Jordan population groups including refugees and forcibly displaced persons. Based in Amman, this program explores the health system, healthcare policy, public health realities, and healthcare infrastructure in urban and rural areas of Jordan and among specific population groups including displaced refugees. Students explore the role of UN agencies, international aid organizations, and civil society associations in facilitating healthcare access to refugees and displaced populations seeking asylum in Jordan.
The Sogang Exchange Program seeks to develop a cross culturally competent, global perspective by providing a semester of transformative, experiential learning focused on an international perspective in the Korean context. Sogang offers 24 majors and 10 interdisciplinary degrees in its undergraduate program of 8,000 students. In addition to taking subject courses in English, students have the opportunity to study Korean Language. Sogang University was founded in 1960 by the Society of Jesus and is the only Jesuit higher educational institution n Korea. A little over 1,350 foreign students study year round at Sogang University. It is located in the heart of Seoul where students will be able to explore the city's nightlife, culture, and, of course, Korean food.
Sophia University is renowned for its international environment. Students study alongside other international students as well as Japanese nationals Sophia University provides the opportunity to study a variety of interdisciplinary courses taught in English while simultaneously enrolling in Japanese Language courses. Sophia University is a private, Jesuit institution located in the heart of Tokyo. It is home to over 11,000 undergraduate and graduate students from a wide range of backgrounds.
Experience first-hand modern life, beyond the headlines, in one of the world's oldest civilizations. By combining intense language and course work, unparalleled immersion opportunities, and academic excursions throughout the country, you will learn more about China in your first week here than you have in your entire life.
University of Auckland offers study abroad students a large comprehensive university in a lively and diverse multi-cultural city. The city of Auckland is greatly impacted by its physical location between two harbors and dotted by extinct volcanoes. The comprehensive nature of the university and the diversity of the city make Auckland a great place to study Maori and Pacific Studies, biological and marine sciences, engineering, anthropology, ethnology, psychology and more. Course options at Auckland aren't restricted to the fields listed above. As a fully enrolled student at the university, you'll have hundreds of options available to you at the university's campus in the heart of the city. Field study options are also available in some areas giving you the opportunity to apply the concepts you are learning in the classroom in the real world.
The Ghana program offers an opportunity for students to live and study in the heart of West Africa. Participants are totally integrated at the University of Ghana with native Ghanaians while experiencing the culture, learning about the country and making friends. You may enroll in a traditional African studies program or choose from a wide array of courses taught in English at the University of Ghana. There are also several courses specifically designed to introduce participants to the country and culture Introduction to Fante Twi Language (a major local tribal language), and Society, Government and Politics in Ghana and Africa. Ghana is one of the most popular destinations in all of Africa. This is, in part, due to its political, economic and social stability. It has tropical beaches and big game wildlife. It is home to several major tribal cultures, has significant historical slave trade sites and an active music scene.
Alicante is a beautiful, historic Mediterranean city overlooked by the magnificent Castle of Santa Barbara. Gorgeous sandy beaches, sunny weather, lovely monuments, and rich history and culture make Alicante a top destination in Spain. In Alicante, you will experience the lively atmosphere of the Mediterranean lifestyle and you will love the busy plazas, street markets, and local festivities. As a middle-sized city, with centrally located housing and inexpensive cost of living, you will still be able to bump into your friends in the streets. Also, the high-speed train and the international airport provide unique opportunities to travel in Spain and all over Europe. You will study in one of the most beautiful campuses in Spain and the USAC Alicante program will allow you to complete up to two years of Spanish study in one semester and will provide you with many opportunities in an authentic environment.
Housing not included
The Bangalore program offers the incredible opportunity to study Indian culture, sociology and global issues. You can supplement your education with unique volunteer opportunities in the community. USAC students are integrated into the college atmosphere and have many opportunities to experience the culture, learn about the country and make friends.
USAC China Program students can choose between two academic tracks. You can enroll in the 912 credit intensive Chinese language tracks and take one or two elective area studies courses, or you can choose to take a single four credit course in elementary Chinese and up to four area studies courses, selecting from Chinese history, literature in translation, government and politics, economics, culture and society, and anthropology, all taught in English. China is an enormously exciting country, and the transformation of its social, political and economic dimensions has brought a new openness and interest in foreigners. USAC classes are held at Sichuan University in Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan Province, one of the most scenic areas in all of China. Included in the program are field trips to regional areas of interest. The Chinese Studies Program offers intensive language study up to two years of university language requirements may be met in one semester.
Chiang Mai is located on the Ping River in Northern Thailand and dates back over 700 years. Surrounded by high mountain ranges, it is considered one of the most scenic areas in the country. Unlike most of Thailand, the climate in the northland especially in Chiang Mai's cool, fresh, and misty. The region is full of lush jungles, national parks, and over 300 Buddhist temples. Historically and culturally important for trade, Chiang Mai province is the second largest province in Thailand. Thailand is strategically located in the heart of Southeast Asia and is an important center of the region. Thailand has a population of 67 million people, 95 of whom are Buddhist. Although industrialization and modernization have brought energy to the lifestyle in Chiang Mai, one can still find beautiful old temples and palaces among the skyscrapers. The saying that Thailand is the land of smiles is still true, especially in the rural areas where traditional agrarian lifestyles survive.
The University College Cork, one of the oldest universities in Ireland, combines early and modern architecture along a riverside setting close to the city center. Courses offered here cover the full range from applied social studies to mathematics, from folklore and ethnology to economics. The university's highly esteemed Irish Studies program attracts scholars from all over the world. USAC students may also enroll in courses in the departments of the Arts, Law, Commerce, Celtic Studies, Sciences, Engineering and Medicine. Cork, the second largest city in Ireland is located on the south coast surrounded by the sea on the south, the mountains and hills to the north, and the lakes of Killarney to the west. You may also participate in any of the more than 100 clubs and societies at the university and join sports teams and exercise clubs at either the indoor or outdoor sports facilities.
Housing fee is NOT included.
The Florianopolis program offers students the opportunity to immerse themselves in the incredibly diverse and dynamic culture of Brazil while living on a beautiful subtropical island and studying at one of South Americas most prestigious universities. The program is ideal for students who want to learn about the worlds fifth largest country, one of the fastest growing economies, and its diverse mix of different cultures. Learn an old European language with a unique modern twist while soaking up the beautiful weather and sandy white beaches of the southeastern Brazilian coast. Influences from centuries of immigration collide and are reborn on this island which has retained and developed a culture that is different from the mainland and unique to Brazil.
Why Study in Lyon?Lyon is considered one of the most beautiful cities in France and is host to many cultural events i.e. "Nuits Sonores", "Fête des Lumières", Cinema Festivals, Dance and Contemporary Art Biennials. The city is replete with small restaurants called "bouchons" and bistros that proudly follow centuries-old traditional recipes. Named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1998, Lyon is itself a museum, with stories to tell from Roman times to the French Revolution, from the Renaissance to World War II. Explore Lyon's convenient location near borders of Switzerland and Italy, and just a train ride away from Paris, Provence, the French Alps, and many other locations. Based at the host university, your studies will extend outside the classroom in formal and informal cultural and group activities including field trips, cultural events, and social gatherings.
The uniqueness of the San Ramon program allows you to develop or enhance your academic knowledge in tropical ecology, tropical marine biology, conservation biology, environmental policy and other life science topics within Costa Rica. You will be able to augment your regular coursework by enrolling in several related field study courses such as Tropical Conservation Biology, Tropical Ecology and Biodiversity Field Study, Tropical Marine Biology Field Study and Biodiversity Field Study. This program is complemented by courses in Spanish language (you may take up to one year of Spanish per semester) and cultural or area studies. San Ramon is situated about halfway between San Jose and Puntarenas, in the beautiful Central Valley of Costa Rica. The city has a population of roughly 14,000 and is easily accessible by road from many other cities.
Housing Fee is NOT included.
Our Santiago, Chile program is ideal for students who wish to experience the charm and physical beauty of Chile. USAC students study intensive Spanish language and take complementary courses taught in English or Spanish in such subjects as political science, anthropology, economics, history, and the arts. Students who are qualified can apply for internships. The USAC program is located at the National University Andres Bello. Week-long field study tours and several field trips are organized by the USAC Chile Program staff members each semester giving you a chance to see and experience many of the country's historical, cultural, and scenic sites. The valley of Santiago is flanked on the east by the lofty Cordillera de Los Andes with its snow-covered peaks, and on the west by the Cordillera de la Costa. Santiago is a city of contrasts where historic colonial houses stand side-by-side with modern skyscrapers and tranquil plazas and parks create oases in the midst of urban bustle. Each US
The Shanghai program is ideal for students who are interested in studying the economic and business environment of China and East Asia. Once a sleepy fishing town, Shanghai is now the hallmark of China's booming economy. It is the perfect place for you to learn about the business environment of East Asia and study Chinese language. Mandarin is the official standard dialect used in China, and Shanghai is a great place to practice it outside of class. While learning Chinese language and business logistics during the week, you will be able to take in dozens of art exhibitions, sport competitions, movies, museums, musical events, nightclubs, and more. The Shanghai program offers an intensive language approach that allows you to complete up to one year of university foreign language coursework in only one semester. You may combine courses from the following subject areas: International Business and Intensive Chinese Language.
Our Torino program offers you a high-quality educational experience in three diverse academic areas business, architecture and Italian studies. Classes are held at one of the most prestigious institutes in Italy the Scuola di Amministrazione Aziendale (SAA) of the University of Torino. Although the University of Torino was founded in 1407, our classes are held in a modern building along the Po River, with everything from CNN to internet access. The combination of American and Italian professors provides a valuable dual perspective on Italy, its culture, and on the European and international business community. Combining academic coursework with practical learning, tours, site visits and an integrated cultural experience, this program has it all. Students will visit sites of artistic and historic interest, as well as some of the multinational firms headquartered in the area. Guest speakers from cultural centers and businesses are an integral part of the program.
Housing Fee is NOT included.