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Apply now for summer study abroad programs

You can study tropical field ecology in Panama, public health in India or food security and production in China. With a large variety of subjects and countries to choose from, Ohio State study abroad programs allow you to engage in cross-cultural interactions and enjoy a rewarding educational experience in another country — all at the same time. There are many study abroad programs with an application deadline of January 15 at 11:59 p.m. Read more to explore these programs and be sure to submit your application on time.

Programs with January 15, 2016 at 11:59 p.m. deadline

• Argentina – Global "Hotspots" of the Early Modern World: Buenos Aires
• Australia – Child Welfare and Children's Mental Health
• Australia – Sustaining Human Societies and the Environment
• Brazil – Global May
• China – Food Safety, Security and Production
• China – Global May
• China – Public Health Perspectives
• China – Shanghai, 1750 - 2050: History, Culture and Language
• Costa Rica – Environmental Sustainability
• England – The British Invasion: Impact of British Popular Music in the 1960's
• England – Global May Britain: Introduction to the History, Politics and Culture of Great Britain
• England – Literature and Culture of London: London On Stage and On Screen
• England – The Art and Science of Managing Sports Grounds, Golf Courses and Gardens
• England and Wales – Engineering Castles and Cathedrals
• Ethiopia – International Field Study Program
• Finland and Estonia – Public Health Perspectives
• France – Teaching Internship
• Germany – Berlin, Then and Now: People, Places and Experiences
• Greece – Engineering of Ancient Greece
• Greece – Introduction to Western Traditions and Contemporary Issues in Corfu, Greece
• Honduras – Community Development in Choluteca
• Hungary – Global May
• Iceland – Environment and Natural Resources
• India – Public Health Perspectives
• Ireland – The History and Archaeology of Medieval Ireland: Trim and the Blackfriary
• Italy – Knowlton School of Architecture Program
• Italy – Pathways: The Influence of Ancient Art on Contemporary Art
• Japan – Public Health Perspectives
• Mexico – Economics of Immigration
• Mexico – Emerging Arthropods, Pathogens and Challenges in Vector Biology
• Morocco – Global May
• Multiple Countries – European Architecture Studies
• Multiple Countries – European Cities and Sustainable Urban Planning Practices
• New Zealand – Global May
• New Zealand – Sustaining Human Societies and the Environment
• Nicaragua – Social Issues and Human Rights
• Panama – Tropical Field Ecology
• Senegal – Francophone Africa: Between Tradition and Modernity
• Spain – Global May: Madrid in the World, the World in Madrid
• Turkey and Greece – Crossroads of East and West
• Uganda – Global May
• Zimbabwe – Culture, Society and History

Another round of deadlines for additional summer study abroad programs will occur in February. To explore the details of all study abroad programs, use our study abroad search tool. The Office of International Affairs also offers information on funding your study abroad experience. A wide range of grants and scholarships are available and it is important to review your options carefully, plan ahead and apply early.