Study Abroad

  • Spring and winter break trips—these one- to two-weeklong experiences are usually focused on a specific learning objective.
  • Summer experiences—these immersive trips take place between academic years and often include internships or other experiential learning programs.
  • Semester and academic year programs—these programs usually require you to attend university in the country you’re visiting, completing between 12 and 15 academic credits.
A student in the countryside holds an IU flag.

Studying abroad adds another level to your college experience. Experiencing other cultures around the world broadens your knowledge base and teaches you to think and live differently.

Teresa Parker, Psychology major, Ghana, West Africa, Summer 2018

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