The next step is deciding where you’d like to study!

Where should you study abroad?

For short-term programs

Find out if your home university partners with universities abroad. Many schools have partnerships with a variety of universities all over the world.

• This is the easiest route when it comes to transferring credits.
• To get this information, reach out to your student services office.

Do this 👇

• [ ] Go to your university’s website, and search for “study abroad programs”
  • [ ] Read all information they provided thoroughly, especially the details on eligibility and application deadlines
  • [ ] Write down key information using the Partner university notes template
  • [ ] Add those application dates and deadlines to the Study Abroad Calendar 📅
• [ ] Reach out to your student office
  • [ ] Explain that you’re interested in studying abroad at one of their partner universities
  • [ ] Ask them if there’s anything else you should know or prepare for the application

Partner university notes

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University Name

Who can apply:

Application deadlines:

Documents I need to prepare:

Other details:

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For long-term study abroad

You may need to do more research if you want to do your full studies abroad, but don’t worry, it doesn’t have to be difficult!

You can start with this quick quiz: it will give you a great idea of where to study abroad.

https://quiz.tryinteract.com/#/655b4e3f9472880014e84677?method=iframe

Your major matters!

Certain countries are known for different subjects of study. Here are a few examples:

Your interests outside of school matter!

If you’re:

🏕️ Outdoorsy: Australia, South Africa, New Zealand, Costa Rica, Norway, or Tanzania