International Programs
- 2019 Summer Break Mini-Terms (4/15/ application deadline): Holocaust History and China
- 2019 Winter Break Mini-Terms: Argentina, Civil Rights, Community Engagement, Egypt, India, London Theater, New Zealand, and Spain (Cordoba)
- Klemm Fellow International Internship
- 2020 Winter Term: France (Lille – Economics Exchange Program), Cambodia, and San Francisco
- 2020 Winter and/or Spring: Non Union Programs
A How to Apply to Study Abroad information session will occur Thursday, April 4, 6:00 pm in Karp 005.
The Writing Center will be holding two personal statement workshops Wednesday, April 17, and Thursday, April 18, during common lunch.. There students can work with tutors who have successfully applied to abroad programs and specialize in personal statements. You can always book an appointment in the writing center with any of other tutors.
All applications should be submitted online. Use Chrome or Firefox for best results. Program applications are due by 5:00 pm ET on Friday, April 19. The site will not let you add anything to your application after this time.
Information sessions for the upcoming programs are listed below.
|
TERM |
PROGRAM |
INFORMATION SESSION |
|
Winter Break Mini-Term |
Argentina |
4/3 – 12:50 pm – Karp 005 |
|
Winter Break Mini-Term |
London Theater |
4/4 – 12:50 – Karp 200 |
|
Winter Break |
Klemm Fellow International Internship |
4/5– 12:50 pm – Karp 008 |
|
Winter Break Mini-Term |
India |
4/8 – 12:50 pm – Lippman 016 |
|
Winter |
San Francisco |
4/9 – 12:40 pm – Karp 004 |
|
Winter Break Mini-Term |
Egypt |
4/9 – 1:00 pm – Olin 306 |
|
Winter Break Mini-Term |
Community Engagement |
4/10 – 12:50 pm – Lippman 014 |
|
Winter Break Mini-Term |
Spain (Cordoba) |
4/11 – 12:40 pm – Karp 008 |
|
Winter |
France (Lille) Economics Exchange |
4/11 – 1:00 pm – Karp 006 |
|
Winter Break Mini-Term |
Civil Rights |
4/11 – 1:00 pm – Lippman 201 |
|
Winter Break Mini-Term |
New Zealand |
4/11 – 5:00 pm – Olin Auditorium 115 |
|
Winter |
Cambodia |
4/16 – 12:40 – Lippman 016 |
OTHER INFORMATION
- Program Notification
- Decision letters for China and Holocaust History mini-terms will be in mailboxes on Friday, April 19
- Except for Non-Union Programs, decision letters will be in mailboxes after 4:00 pm on Wednesday, May 15
- Non-Union decision letters will be sent before the end of spring term, 2019.
- Confirmation of Program Participation:
- Holocaust History: Monday, April 22
- Winter Break Mini-Terms and Winter Terms: Tuesday, May 21
- Withdrawal Policy: The withdrawal policy can be found in the Academic Catalog
- Passports/Visas
- Passports: Students going abroad must have a passport that is valid for the duration of the program abroad. Some countries require passports to be valid for up to 6 months after the date of entry. Students are responsible for determining entry and exit requirements for the location of their study abroad program. If you do not yet have a passport, have a passport that has expired or will expire while you are abroad, we strongly urge you to apply for or renew your passport now.
- Visas: U.S. students accepted to study in London and who will be doing an internship will need to obtain a student visa here in the U.S. before the departure date for the program abroad. If you are accepted, we will be providing information about the compliance process to secure a visa so that you can legally enter and remain in the host country during your studies.