Graduate Abroad Programs
Turn a graduate course into a global adventure!
There are so many ways to engage with study abroad as a Graduate Student. Our Faculty Led Programs fulfill multiple degree requirements or can be taken as stand-alone international journey depending on the course. Regardless, these programs provide an immersive cultural experience and a dynamic way to explore academic concepts in vibrant global destinations.
- New and Returning Applicants: View the Graduate Abroad Checklist
- Returning Applicants: Re-enter your Study Abroad Portal
- Study Abroad Advising Sessions: Connect with Us
Faculty Led Programs
| Program | Travel Period | Area of Study |
| Consumer Behavior in Innsbruck | Post-Finals | Marketing |
| Global Business in Uruguay | Spring Break | Marketing and International Business |
| Italy in the Footsteps of the Saints | Spring Break | Catholic Studies |
| Security and Society in South Korea | Spring Break | Diplomacy |
| Vive el Deporte en España | Spring Break | Marketing and Sports Management |
Program Costs: Graduate students pay per credit for the course, as they would for any other Spring course. A separate Program Fee is paid to cover the travel components outlined on the program’s webpage. This fee is paid separately through the Study Abroad Portal and is split between a non-refundable deposit and a final balance.
Graduate Abroad Checklist
Explore Your Options
• Attend an Advising Session: Learn how to make your international dreams a reality
• Meet with your Academic Advisor: Discuss how study abroad works with your degree
• Study Abroad Scholarships: Visit the Scholarships Abroad Hub and apply early for financial support
• Accessibility Abroad: Request accommodations abroad with DSS at least 6 months before your program starts
Apply to Your Program
Applying is quick and easy, taking just a minute to complete! Even if you're still exploring study abroad options, apply to the programs that interest you. There's no fee or commitment to apply, and you can confirm your spot once approved.
Application Requirements in the Study Abroad Portal: (1) Assumption of Risk, Waiver of Liability, Release of Claims and Indemnification, (2) Authorization for Access to Student Information, (3) Notice and Consent Regarding Personal Data (for programs in the EU), (4) Disability Support Services Abroad and (5) Your Passport Status
Important: Programs are available on a first-come, first-served basis with limited spots. A minimum GPA of 2.5 is required, and students must not be on disciplinary probation level II or higher at departure. Applications may be accepted until the Confirmation Deadline.
Confirm Your Spot
Congratulations on being approved! Check your email for next steps to confirm your
spot. Your spot is not confirmed until you complete the following in the Study Abroad Portal:
• Sign the "Acknowledgment of Refund, Participation and Withdrawal Policy"
• Submit a $500 Non-Refundable Deposit payment thru the Study Abroad Portal
Important: Confirmation is on a first-come, first-served basis and space is limited. Your status will be updated to "Confirmed" within 24 hours after completing the above steps. You don't need a valid passport to confirm your spot, but you must have one by the Final Balance deadline. Learn more about passports and visas.
Get Ready for Departure
• Course Registration: You will be given special access to register for your study abroad course
• Pre-Departure Requirements thru the Study Abroad Portal: (1) Dietary Restrictions or Food Allergies, (2) Study Abroad Pre-Departure Quiz, (3) International Medical Insurance Coverage, (4) Voluntary Health Disclosure, (5) Passport Information, (6) Phone Number and Secondary Email While Abroad, (7) STEP Registration, (8) Study Abroad Health Information, (9) Emergency Contact Information and (10) Flight Itinerary (if applicable)
• Final Balance (by January 8): Failure to pay by the deadline will result in removal from the course and program
• Prepare for Your Time Abroad: Visit the Preparing and Packing hub for resources and tips