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Study Abroad – Outgoing - Advising

 

 

Students interested in studying abroad for a semester or a summer are strongly encouraged to speak with their academic advisor as early as possible.

The posted advising guides represent a small section of all programs available through the Office of International Programs. Students interested in other locations, courses or programs should contact the Study Abroad Advisor for more information.

Accounting

Students usually study abroad for a semester in their junior year, but opportunities are available for sophomores and first-semester seniors, and summer programs are offered as well. Internships are available as well.

Animal and Veterinary Sciences

Students can study abroad for a summer to complete major and general education requirements. A variety of programs are offered – traditional classroom-style instruction, courses accompanied by a lab component, and intensive research field-based programs.

Anthropology

Students study abroad for one or two semesters as sophomores, juniors or first-semester seniors. Students are strongly encouraged to select non-English speaking locations, include a language component and consider a full year abroad.

Art Education

Students interested in spending a full semester abroad should discuss their academic program with their academic advisor as early as possible. Summer programs are available.

Art History

Programs are available in many countries for a semester or summer.

Athletic Training

Students can study abroad for a semester as juniors or first-semester seniors. Summer programs are also available to complete general education requirements. Recommended exchange programs: Australia, Canada, United Kingdom. Internships are available as well.

Biochemistry

With proper planning students can study abroad for a semester, primarily in English-speaking countries. Sophomore year is recommended. Summer programs are available to complete general education requirements.

Bioengineering

Students can study or research abroad during the sixth semester (spring semester of junior year).  Summer programs are also available to complete general education requirements. Internships are available as well.

Biology

Students may spend a semester abroad as juniors and take electives within the major. Summer programs are also available. A variety of programs are offered – traditional classroom-style instruction, courses accompanied by a lab component, and intensive research field-based programs. Internships are available as well.

Natural and Biological Sciences advising guide

Business Administration

Students traditionally study abroad for a semester in their junior year, but opportunities are available for sophomores and first-semester seniors as well as summer programs. Students are strongly encouraged to select non-English speaking locations and include a language component. Internships are available as stand-alone programs or as part of a regular study abroad program.

Chemistry

With proper planning students can study abroad for a semester. Sophomore year is recommended. Summer programs are available to complete general education requirements.

Child Development and Family Relations

With proper planning students can study abroad for a semester. Summer programs are available to complete general education requirements.

Communication

Students study abroad for a semester as sophomores, juniors or first-semester seniors. Students are strongly encouraged to select non-English speaking locations, include a language component and consider a full year abroad. Internships are available as well.

Communication advising guide

Communication Sciences and Disorders  

Students study abroad for a semester during sophomore year or a summer to complete general education requirements. Students are strongly encouraged to select non-English speaking locations, and include a language component. Juniors interested in taking CSD electives should select programs in Australia, Canada and United Kingdom.

CSD advising guide

Computer Science

Students study abroad for a semester as sophomores, juniors or first-semester seniors. Most programs are available. Internships are available as well.

Early Childhood Education

Students study abroad for a semester during sophomore year or a summer to complete general education requirements. Students are strongly encouraged to select non-English speaking locations, and include a language component. 

Student Teaching Abroad 

Earth Sciences

With proper planning students can study abroad for a semester. Sophomore year is recommended. Summer programs are available to complete general education requirements.

Ecology and Environmental Sciences

With proper planning students can study abroad for a semester or a summer.A variety of programs are offered – traditional classroom-style instruction, courses accompanied by a lab component, and intensive research field-based programs. Students are encouraged to select non-English locations. Internships are available as well.

Natural and Biological Sciences advising guide

Economics

Students study abroad for one or two semesters as sophomores, juniors or first-semester seniors. Students are strongly encouraged to select non-English speaking locations, include a language component and consider a full year abroad. Internships are available as well.

Economics advising guide

Elementary Education

Students study abroad for one semester during sophomore year and apply for their teacher candidacy in the other semester. Students complete general education requirements. Students are strongly encouraged to select non-English speaking locations, and include a language component.

Student Teaching Abroad

Engineering

With proper planning students can study abroad for a semester. Summer programs are also available to complete general education requirements. Internships are available as well.

Engineering advising guide

Renewable Energy advising guide

Engineering Technology

With proper planning students can study abroad for a semester. Summer programs are also available to complete general education requirements. Internships are available as well.

English

Students study abroad for one or two semesters as sophomores, juniors or first-semester seniors. Students are strongly encouraged to select non-English speaking locations, include a language component and consider a full year abroad. Internships are available as well.

English advising guide

Environmental Horticulture

Students interested in spending a full semester abroad should discuss their academic program with their academic advisor as early as possible. Summer programs are available.

Explorations

Program and destination will vary based on the intended major of the student. Undecided students can complete general education requirements and free electives abroad.

Finance

Students study abroad for a semester in their junior year, but opportunities are available for sophomores and first-semester seniors as well as summer programs. Internships are available as well.

Financial Economics

Students study abroad for a semester in their junior year, but opportunities are available for sophomores and first-semester seniors as well as summer programs. Internships are available as well.

Food Science and Human Nutrition

Students may study abroad in their fourth or sixth semester abroad and take required classes. Summer programs are also available to complete general education requirements. Internships are available as well.

Food Science and Human Nutrition advising guide

Forestry

Students may spend a semester abroad taking electives within the major. Summer programs are also offered. A variety of programs are offered – traditional classroom-style instruction, courses accompanied by a lab component, and intensive research field-based programs. Internships are available as well.

Forestry advising guide

Franco-American Studies

Programs in Canada are available for a semester or a full academic year.

French

Students study abroad for one or two semesters as sophomores, juniors or first-semester seniors. Summer programs are also available. Students are strongly encouraged to consider a full year abroad. Internships are available as well.

French advising guide

History

Students study abroad for one or two semesters as sophomores, juniors or first-semester seniors. Students are strongly encouraged to select non-English speaking locations, include a language component, and consider a full year abroad.

International Affairs

Students study abroad for one or two semesters as sophomores, juniors or first-semester seniors. Students are strongly encouraged to select non-English speaking locations, include a language component and consider a full year abroad. Internships are available as well.

International Business

Students study abroad for a semester in their junior year, but opportunities are available for sophomores and first-semester seniors as well as summer programs. The exchange program at Aalen University, Germany for a spring semester is strongly recommended. Internships are available as well.

Journalism

Students study abroad for one or two semesters as sophomores, juniors or first-semester seniors. Students are strongly encouraged to select non-English speaking locations, include a language component and consider a full year abroad. Internships are available as well.

Journalism advising guide

Kinesiology and Physical Education

Students study abroad for a semester as sophomores, juniors or first-semester seniors. Programs are offered in Australia, New Zealand and the United Kingdom. Internships are available as well.

Kinesiology advising guide

Management

Students study abroad for a semester in their junior year, but opportunities are available for sophomores and first-semester seniors as well as summer programs. The exchange program at International University of Applied Sciences Bad Honnef-Bonn, Germany for a spring semester is strongly recommended. Internships are available as well.

Management advising guide

Marine Science

Students may spend a fall and/or spring semester abroad, usually as juniors, and may take upper-level electives within the major. Summer programs are also available. A variety of programs are offered – traditional classroom-style instruction, courses accompanied by a lab component, and intensive research field-based programs. Internships are available as well.

Marine Sciences advising guide

Marketing

Students study abroad for a semester in their junior year, but opportunities are available for sophomores and first-semester seniors as well as summer programs. Internships are available as well.

Mass Communication

Students study abroad for a semester as sophomores, juniors or first-semester seniors. Students are strongly encouraged to select non-English speaking locations, include a language component and consider a full year abroad. Internships are available as well.

Mass Communication advising guide

Mathematics

With proper planning students can study abroad for a semester. Summer programs are also available to complete general education requirements.

Microbiology

With proper planning students can study abroad for a semester. Summer programs are also available to complete general education requirements.

Modern Languages

Students study abroad for one or two semesters as sophomores, juniors or first-semester seniors. Students are strongly encouraged to consider a full year abroad. Internships are available as well.

Molecular and Cellular Biology

With proper planning students can study abroad for a semester. Summer programs are also available to complete general education requirements.

Music, Music Education and Music Performance

Students interested in spending a full semester abroad should discuss their academic program with their academic advisor as early as possible. Summer programs are available as well.

Music advising guide

New Media

With proper planning students can study abroad for a semester. Summer programs are also available to complete general education requirements. Internships are available as well.

Nursing

Students can go abroad in the fall of sophomore year (3rd semester) and complete general education requirements. Summer programs are also available. Internships are available as well.

Nursing advising guide

Parks, Recreation and Tourism

Students interested in spending a semester abroad should speak with their academic advisor as early as possible. Summer programs are also available to complete general education requirements. Internships are available as well.

Philosophy

Students study abroad for one or two semesters as sophomores, juniors or first-semester seniors. Students are strongly encouraged to select non-English speaking locations, include a language component and consider a full year abroad.

Physics

With proper planning students can study abroad for a semester. Summer programs are also available to complete general education requirements.

Political Science

Students study abroad for one or two semesters as sophomores, juniors or first-semester seniors. Students are strongly encouraged to select non-English speaking locations, include a language component and consider a full year abroad. Internships are available as well.

Pre-Law

With proper planning students can study abroad for a semester. Summer programs are also available to complete general education requirements. Internships are available as well.

Pre-Law advising guide

Pre-Medical

With proper planning students can study abroad for a semester. Summer programs are also available to complete general education requirements.

Pre-Med advising guide

Pre-Veterinary

Students can study abroad for a summer to complete major and general education requirements. A variety of programs are offered – traditional classroom-style instruction, courses accompanied by a lab component, and intensive research field-based programs.

Pre-Vet advising guide

Psychology

With proper planning students can study abroad for a semester in many locations. Summer programs are also available to complete general education requirements.

Romance Languages

Students study abroad for one or two semesters as sophomores, juniors or first-semester seniors. Summer programs are also available. Students are strongly encouraged to consider a full year abroad.

Secondary Education

Students study abroad for one semester during sophomore year and apply for their teacher candidacy in the other semester. Students complete general education requirements. Students are strongly encouraged to select non-English speaking locations, and include a language component.

Student Teaching Abroad

Social Work

With proper planning students can study abroad for a semester. Summer programs are also available to complete general education requirements. Internships are available as well.

Sociology

With proper planning students can study abroad for a semester. Summer programs are also available to complete general education requirements. Students are strongly encouraged to select non-English speaking locations, and include a language component. Some programs also offer a service learning or volunteering component.

Sociology advising guide

Spanish

Students study abroad for one or two semesters as sophomores, juniors or first-semester seniors. Summer programs are also available. Students are strongly encouraged to consider a full year abroad. Internships are available as well.

Spanish advising guide

Studio Art

Students study abroad for a semester in their junior year, but summer programs are available as well as opportunities for sophomores and first-semester seniors.

Sustainable Agriculture

With proper planning students can study abroad for a semester. Summer programs are also available to complete general education requirements.

Wildlife Ecology

Students can study abroad in the spring semester of their junior year (sixth semester). Summer programs are also available to complete general education requirements. A variety of programs are offered – traditional classroom-style instruction, courses accompanied by a lab component, and intensive research field-based programs. Internships are available as well.

Wildlife Ecology advising guide

Zoology

Students can study abroad as juniors to complete electives within the major. Summer programs are also available to complete general education requirements. A variety of programs are offered – traditional classroom-style instruction, courses accompanied by a lab component, and intensive research field-based programs. Internships are available as well.

 Natural and Biological Sciences advising guide

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International Studies Abroad (ISA) Advising Guides

The following advising guides are for several of the ISA programs. Equivalencies for other ISA program may be available in MaineStreet under Transfer Equivalencies.

Detailed program information is available on the ISA website.

France: American Business School Paris

Italy:

Ireland: National University of Ireland, Galway

Spain:

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Universities Studies Abroad Consortium (USAC) Advising Guides

The following advising guides are for all specialty USAC programs. Equivalencies for other USAC program are available in MaineStreet under Transfer Equivalencies.

Detailed program information is available on the USAC website.

Chile: Santiago

China: Chengdu and Shanghai

Costa Rica: Heredia, Puntarenas and San Ramon

Czech Republic: Prague

France: Pau

Germany: Luneburg

India: Bangalore

Italy: Torino and Viterbo 

Spain: Alicante, Bilbao, Madrid and San Sebastian

Thailand: Chiang Mai

 

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Last Modified On March 25, 2013

Image Description: Kierston Fenton spent her summer studying abroad in Bangalore, India.

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