Saint Louis University offers 47 study abroad programs all over the world, including at our Madrid, Spain, campus. At SLU, every undergraduate student in any academic program is guaranteed the ...

In 2009, at a student roundtable in Istanbul, President Barack Obama — who would win the Nobel Peace Prize later that year — ...

SU Study Abroad directors issued a travel update due to the international military conflict. While programs abroad will ...

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 ...

BYU is No. 1 in the country — for studying across the world. New data from the Institute of International Education Open Doors Report shows BYU is tops in the United States for the most students who ...

In response to the February 28 column by Baylea O’Brien, “Studying abroad should be open to all,” the International Peer Assistants of the University’s Study Abroad Programs would like to address the ...

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 ...

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.

Students and their families will have many questions when considering the option of studying abroad. We have compiled a list of 15 of the most common, and will lead with perhaps the most frequent one ...

Sac State students have the opportunity to study at a variety of locations in more than 20 countries around the world. Note that not all areas of study are offered at every location. Students should ...

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 ...