The following different types of study abroad programs are also possibilities for your journey abroad. Materials for some programs are available at the Study Abroad Office.
Programs offered through other American higher education institutions:
Several U.S. colleges and universities sponsor their own study abroad programs that are open to students from other schools.
Proprietary and Non-Profit Programs and Consortia:
These companies, organizations and consortia create and administer study abroad programs.
Programs offered directly through Foreign Universities:
Many overseas institutions provide special services for U.S. students to directly enroll in their programs, including English language instruction, and transfer credit back to their home schools.
Explore the following websites for specific study abroad programs and contact the Study Abroad Office for more information:
IIEPassport-Institute for International Education
StudyAbroad.com
GoAbroad.com
CIEE-Council on International Educational Exchange
Central European Education & Cultural Exchange
The CEECE program offers opportunities to study and intern in the lively and historic cities of Prague, Budapest, and Krakow. Students live in local neighborhoods close to the schools and historic sites but off the main tourist thoroughfare. Students have classes with peers and instructors from around the world. Included in the program fees are organized excursions to surrounding sites that embody the cultural charms of Central Europe.
