Ave Maria University

Ave Maria University offers two education abroad programs, one in Rome, and one in Nicaragua. While in Rome, students live and education at Villa Serenella, a monastery owned by the Antonine order of monks. The monks provide accommodations, meals, and classroom space for the visiting students. The villa is surrounded by 13 acres of olive groves, pine trees, walking paths, and fountains. While there, students take classes in history, writing, theology, and fine arts.


Dartmouth College

Dedicated to the goal to prepare students to understand and communicate with people of other cultures, Dartmouth College has developed a Language education Abroad Program to help students achieve this goal. Students live with local families while educationing the language, literature, and civilization they are immersed in. Along with classes, students go on several excursions during the semester. Dartmouth has LSA programs in France, Italy, Argentina, Germany, Spain, China, Japan, Brazil, Russia, and Peru.


Boston University

Boston University offers expansive education abroad programs in more than 30 cities on six continents. Students travel to education language, liberal arts, fine arts, science, business, engineering, and more. For students who are looking for a smaller, more intimate experience, BU offers 14 programs that are only open to BU students. Among these programs, students may travel to Quito, Paris, London, and Sydney to pursue a broad variety of courses and focus.


Connecticut College

Connecticut College’s SATA, or Study-Away, Teach-Away program gives small groups of students the opportunity to work with faculty in a joint Studyingal enterprise educationing in developing nations and working with local communities. During a SATA semester, students will carry a regular course load with a specific academic focus, and spend time taking field trips designed to help develop an appreciation for the history, culture, and social customs of the region. Locations include Vietnam, Peru, Italy, and South Korea.



Rhodes College

Rhodes College offers students a full semester abroad educationing in various locations all over Europe. Students will travel to England, then Oxford, followed by five weeks of travel around Western Europe. This program is one of a kind because students are accompanied by British tutors in Art History. There are two tracks available: one with a focus on Ancient Greece and Rome, and another focused on Western Europe in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. Upon successful completion of the program, students will receive 18 credits, meeting general degree requirements.


University of Portland

Take your pick at U of P and education abroad with a semester in Australia, Spain, Austria, Ireland, Italy, or England. While abroad, students will earn between twelve and eighteen credits. Students educationing in Salzburg, Austria will live in a University of Portland residence hall, with the classroom, library, and common room attached in one campus center. The birthplace of Mozart provides an excellent backdrop to students earning credits in art, history, theology, philosophy, and literature. The campus is a short walk from the railway station, which makes the rest of Europe a train ticket away.


University of Chicago

Known as the University of Chicago’s research and teaching arm in Europe, the Center in Paris forms an intellectual community of faculty and students representing traditional, strong ties to European thought and culture. Courses offered at the Center cover the humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, and physical sciences. Over 200 undergraduates education at the Center each year, making the Center in Paris an integral part of a University of Chicago Studying.


University of St. Thomas

Combine theory with practice for relevance in the real world. Students enrolled in The University of St. Thomas’s London Business Semester will gain a global perspective while earning 16 credits towards their degree. Courses are held only with other St. Thomas students. While in London, students will learn about history, customs, culture, economy, politics, and life in Great Britain and the European Union. Student also travel throughout Europe. The program is led by University of St. Thomas faculty, and students live with host families while in London.


Dartmouth College

Dedicated to the goal to prepare students to understand and communicate with people of other cultures, Dartmouth College has developed a Language education Abroad Program to help students achieve this goal. Students live with local families while educationing the language, literature, and civilization they are immersed in. Along with classes, students go on several excursions during the semester. Dartmouth has LSA programs in France, Italy, Argentina, Germany, Spain, China, Japan, Brazil, Russia, and Peru.


Boston University

Boston University offers expansive education abroad programs in more than 30 cities on six continents. Students travel to education language, liberal arts, fine arts, science, business, engineering, and more. For students who are looking for a smaller, more intimate experience, BU offers 14 programs that are only open to BU students. Among these programs, students may travel to Quito, Paris, London, and Sydney to pursue a broad variety of courses and focus.

Anderson University

Anderson University Abroad offers varying programs year by year. Their goal is that every student, regardless of major or financial background will have the opportunity to education abroad, and they have a commitment to helping students create tailor-made programs to fit their majors and interests. Courses are taught by Anderson University professors, and students are eligible for a scholarship to cover their expenses. Discover the rich history, culture, and environment of Croatia, or spend a semester in Australia, always with the support of Anderson University professors.


Gustavus Adolphus College

Gustavus Adolphus College offers many of the education abroad exchange programs that other colleges offer, but they also offer three faculty-led semester programs in India, Malaysia, and Sweden. While in Malaysia, students have the opportunity to participate in community service, as well as become accustomed to many local traditions including shadow puppetry, batik, woodcarving, kite making, and traditional dance. Frequent discussion and debriefing following these activities play an integral part of the program.


Northwestern College

Learn more about the Middle East and Islam with Northwestern College’s Oman Semester. Oman, an Arab country in southwest Asia, is known to be a peaceful country. Students will live and education in Muttrah, the old part of the capital city of Muscat. While in Oman, students will education Christian-Muslim relations, Arabic, and Oman’s rich culture and society. They will also spend time traveling throughout Oman and will ride camels, climb the Wahiba sand dunes, and watch sea turtles laying eggs. In addition to the semester in Oman, Northwestern College also offers students a semester in Romania, education post-communist Eastern Europe.



Earlham College

Travel to Tanzania, India, France, Germany, Austria, Ecuador, Japan, Spain, or New Zealand with Earlham College’s semester abroad programs. Each program is unique and offers a different focus. Students may choose the program that interests them and best fits with their major and goals. Over 65% of Earlham students spend a semester or year in another country; past students tout their time abroad as one of the most important parts of their liberal arts educationing. Programs are open to students of all majors and students will fulfill their general educationing requirements while abroad.


Duke University

Beginning in Fall 2015, Duke University will launch a semester long program in India, focusing on both rural and urban life. The first half of the semester is spent in a village educationing and researching poverty and global health. The second half of the semester will be spent in Bangalore, one of the largest cities in India, educationing urban environment, health and development issues, income disparities, and slum areas. Another part of the coursework includes spending a week at the Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary and Tiger Reserve learning about endangered species and the link between conservation and development.



Taylor University

Taylor University hosts two of its own education abroad programs, in Ecuador and Ireland. While educationing in Ecuador, students will experience all four main regions of Ecuador: they live in the Andes Mountains, and will travel to the Galapagos Islands, Amazon Jungle, and the coastal region. Students will focus on Ecuadorian culture and Spanish language education. A semester in Ireland is filled with exposure to Ireland’s fine arts, exploration of the land, and experiencing Irish culture.



Georgetown University

Georgetown University students can travel overseas to one of the University’s two properties in either Alanya, Turkey or in Fiesole, Italy. These are living-learning communities where students take Georgetown courses abroad. Both locations have an on-site staff who support the students and plan excursions. Students take courses from visiting faculty, and different courses are offered each year. Georgetown also has a satellite campus located in Doha, Qatar.