2019 Summer Deadlines for Education Abroad
Education abroad allows you to earn academic credit, fulfill requirements in your major, minor or elective coursework; experience hands-on learning and gain invaluable intellectual insight. The Office of International Affairs offers a myriad of study abroad programs for students to choose from, so you can find the one that's the right fit for you. There are several summer programs with deadlines occurring in January and February. Read more to explore these faculty-led programs and be sure to submit your application on time. Many third party provider and direct enroll programs have deadlines in February. To learn more about semester-length programs, use the education abroad search tool.
Programs with January 3 deadline:
- Berlin Then and Now: People, Places, Experiences
- Between France and Morocco: Diversity in the Francophone World
- Engineering of Ancient Greece
- Engineering the Castles and Cathedrals of England and Wales
- England/Scotland: Agricultural and Environmental Communication
- European Architecture Studies
- European Cities and Sustainable Urban Planning Practices
- Exploring India's Culture, Engineering, and Food Systems
- Exploring the History and Future of Design in Milan, Italy
- Geography of the European Union
- Global Arts and Humanities Discovery Theme: Human Rights in Transit
- Global May Bolivia
- Global May China
- Global May Great Britain
- Global May Hungary
- Global May Paris
- Global May Spain
- Global May Uganda
- Greece - Introduction to the Western Tradition and Contemporary Issues in Corfu, Greece
- Guatemala Engineering Service Learning
- Impact of HIV: Tanzania
- Indonesia: Tourism, Culture and Local Communities
- Japanese Popular Culture
- Knowlton School of Architecture Rome Program
- Linguistics Research in Aix-en-Provence
- Literature and Culture of London
- Malawi Field Research Methods for Politics
- Medieval Art in Italy: Rome and Florence
- Nursing Experience in Norway
- Public Health Perspectives: Japan
- Shanghai, 1750-2050: Chinese Hub Port, Treaty Port and Global Mega-City
- Social Issues and Human Rights
- The Brazilian Experience: Surveying Brazilian Culture Through Music and Education
- The European Model of Sport
- The History and Archeology of Medieval Ireland: Trim and the Blackfriary
- The Italian City
- Trondbuss Molecular Genetics
- Zambia Culture and Society
Programs with January 15 deadline:
- Australia: Human Impacts on the Natural Environment
- Italy: International Food Policy - The Italian Approach
- New Zealand: Sustainable Tourism and Human Impacts on the Environment
- Panama: Through the Lens of AgriCulture, Sustainability and Diversity
Programs with February 1 deadline:
- Czech Republic: Sustainability and Agricultural Policy in the EU
- Design Principles and Biomedical Research at Nanjing University
- Dresden Summer Language Program
- Exploring Jamaican Arts and Culture
- Genocide and Its Aftermath in Rwanda
- Intensive Chinese Language Program in Suzhou
- Mapping our World: Southern Scandinavia
- Oxford University Pre-Law Program
- Research Central and Eastern Europe in Comparative Perspective: Social Sciences in Warsaw
- Social Work in India with a Focus on Health and Mental Health
- Solar Engineering Service-Learning in Tanzania
- Sustainable and Resilient Infrastructure in Italy
- Exploring Japan through Sport, Wellness and Culture
Office Hours
The Office of International Affairs is open Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 12 p.m. and 1 - 5 p.m. View the Education Abroad Office Hours and Advising for specific staff directory.
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2019 Summer Deadlines for Education Abroad
Education abroad allows you to earn academic credit, fulfill requirements in your major, minor or elective coursework; experience hands-on learning and gain invaluable intellectual insigh ...
Education Abroad Profile
Study Abroad Profie: Olivia Smith
Junior, communication and political science major, Oliva Smith, traveled to Madrid, Spain during May 2015 with the program, Spain Global May: Madrid in the World, the World in Madrid.
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