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CIEE College Study Abroad
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Your Open Campus Block program in Berlin lasts 6, 12, or 18 weeks and is designed to be completely customizable. You will enroll in CIEE courses and online courses taught through CIEE's global academic partner, ASU. Enhance your experience with co-curricular and extracurricular activities while imme
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Study abroad in the highlands of central Costa Rica, in the charming city of Heredia. Immerse yourself in the Costa Rican lifestyle while taking classes at the modern Latin University. Courses include Spanish for all levels, electives, certificate courses in English and Spanish, and internships. C
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New Zealand's two islands are divided by Cook Strait. The North Island boasts volcanoes, hot springs, mud pools, geysers, and beaches, while the South Island has rugged Alpine mountains, glaciers, and access to activities like swimming with dolphins and whale-watching. By living with a host family
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Ashoka is India’s premier Liberal Arts and Sciences University, located in the Delhi NCR capital region. An Ashoka education emphasizes foundational knowledge, rigorous academic research, and hands-on experience. The University provides a world-class interdisciplinary learning led by permanent, int
IES Abroad
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Prepare to be mesmerized by grand Moorish architecture and Muslim influences. Enjoy wandering aimlessly around the city’s narrow, winding streets in the warm weather and take in the sights and sounds of the city when you study in Granada. This energetic city is also known for its youthful population
See All 85 ProgramsAIFS Abroad
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Study abroad in Barcelona, Spain with AIFS Abroad and earn college credit in one of Europe’s most popular student cities. With semester, summer, January Term, May Term and academic year options, you can study at Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB), Universitat Pompeu Fabra (UPF), or LCI Barcelon
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The USAC program is based at the University of Alicante, which has a student population of 30,000 and offers two diverse academic areas: Intensive Language and Spanish and European Studies. Have the opportunity to study the Spanish language and the complexities of Spanish and contemporary European s
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CYA (College Year in Athens) has been offering study abroad programs in various academic disciplines for over 60 years. Athens, a European capital, is rich in history and a contemporary hub for art, international business, and relations and debate on economic, political, and migration issues. With
Go Abroad China Ltd.
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Launch your global career with Go Abroad China's Paid Internship Program. Since 2003, we have connected over 4,000 international students and professionals from 50+ countries to high-impact, paid positions across China's leading economic hubs. Our exclusive network guarantees access to 2,000+ intern
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Experience refined beauty of Renaissance Italy by studying abroad at Florence University of the Arts (FUA). FUA offers a wide range of courses in English which have been carefully planned and designed keeping with current interests and contemporary subjects including: Literature, Sciences, Business,
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Academic excellence in one of Europe's greenest cities! With a sterling reputation for academic excellence that stretches back to 1583, the University of Edinburgh is also looking to the future. Witness the university’s Edinburgh Futures Institute, a thought lab focused on global challenges. (Hint:
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Earn an American bachelor’s degree in English while living and studying in the heart of Rome. John Cabot University combines the flexibility of an American liberal arts education with the opportunity to experience life in Italy and become part of a truly international community. Study alongside s
American University of Beirut
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The American University of Beirut has long been admired for the strength and breadth of its academic programs and its commitment to a broad-based liberal arts education. All entering undergraduate students are required to complete a number of general education courses that provide them with the oppo
International Medical Aid (IMA)
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Join the ranks of forward-thinking healthcare professionals through International Medical Aid's (IMA) Physician Assistant and Pre-PA Internships. Our program, rooted in the educational standards of Johns Hopkins University, is designed to propel undergraduate students, PA school attendees, certified
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Barcelona—Spain’s second-largest city—features a cosmopolitan atmosphere, a temperate climate, marvelous art, and fantastic opportunities to learn. Gaze upon Antoni Gaudí’s gothic Sagrada Familia church. Enjoy delicious tapas while socializing with new friends. Experience the thrill of soccer at Eur
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Explore Seville, Spain, a city where Andalusian traditions, historic landmarks, and vibrant student life come together. Study at institutions like Universidad Pablo de Olavide, the WorldStrides Global Campus, or the University of Seville while taking courses designed for a variety of Spanish profici
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Live and study in Costa Rica, Guatemala, and Peru. Maximo Nivel offers the most intensive and professional Spanish Immersion program in Latin America. Learn Spanish on-site across 4 modern campuses in 3 of the most beautiful countries, or join online from anywhere in the world! Led by an experien
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Beautiful Granada is the capital city in the province of Granada. Seated at the foot of the Sierra Nevada mountain range and having four rivers running through the city, it remains only an hour from the Mediterranean Sea. It has even hosted the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships back in 1996. In G
See All 42 ProgramsWebster University Athens
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Odyssey in Athens is a study abroad program offered through Webster University Athens. Located in the center of Athens, in the historic section of the Plaka area—right below the Acropolis, this campus is a perfect location for formal study and study abroad. Students from all over the US with a w
The American University in Cairo
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With more than 35 undergraduate and 40 graduate programs, you are sure to find the right one for you. At AUC, we offer a wide and diverse range of U.S. and globally accredited academic programs, designed to meet the needs of all types of learners. Explore sociology, Egyptology, gender and women’s st
See All 3 ProgramsHow to Study Abroad for a Year
Why
The traditional life path is: college, internship, full-time job. There isn’t an automatic spot built into that schedule for traveling overseas. If you want to see the world, you have to make it happen. That is what makes full year study abroad programs such an effective and positive way to incorporate travel into your life, while still gaining incredible bulletpoints for your resume.
Studying abroad can be one of the most enriching and educational experiences of your college career. The benefits of being immersed in another culture, with new perspectives and opportunities, will leave students more open-minded, independent, and ready for anything. Even though any length of time abroad is worth it, all of these perks are hugely amplified when studying abroad for a full academic year.
Counting down the days until winter break, one semester can feel like an eternity, but a three-month term might be shorter for a study abroad program. Many international universities run on different academic calendars, and since one-semester programs have to accommodate both schools, the semester could be cut short. This means cramming classes, travel, and activities into a small amount of time. By completing a full year abroad, students actually have time to adapt and enjoy the local culture. Students follow the international university’s terms, which translates into built-in holidays and breaks for travel opportunities!
Locations
Spin the globe, and pick a spot. Unless your finger landed in the middle of the Atlantic, there is probably a study abroad program in that location. Schools all over the world offer year-long programs that can fit your needs, so decide what country most appeals to your taste palette and pack your bags.
Europe. With spirited locals and vibrant colors, Spain is guaranteed to spice up your study abroad experience. Where else can you actively practice your Spanish while sipping sangria and eating paella? If gelato after every test wasn’t reason enough to study abroad in Italy, the possibility of 20 different regions with their own special charm might do the trick. Soak up the cross-cultural vibes of an international hub, while still having the comfort of speaking English, when studying in England. Use new critical thinking skills to navigate the complex tube and expand your course discussions into the many public seminars and museums.
Oceania. For those interested in keeping things in English in countries build on surfing, sunshine, and smiling locals, head Down Under. More than just kangaroos and vegemite, Australia is known for its excellence in global education, while New Zealand will never leave you with a boring view outside of the classroom window. There’s plenty of opportunities for wild adventures and conservation programs during free time, so boredom won’t be an option.
Asia. A study abroad experience here might just cause you to fall in love with the land and join the ranks of English teachers and chipper interns that flock to this region of the world. While still in school, a dedication to institutionalized learning makes China great place to be challenged and emerge triumphant. For those that want to mingle tradition with technology, kimchi with ancient tombs, check out South Korea, with its endless promise of fun learning.
Program Options
A full academic year provides students with more time and flexibility to make the most of their experience. Students can choose from many different programs to cater to their specific interests and values.
Traditional programs. With universities everywhere offering a variety of majors, students will have no trouble finding a program that fits their academic needs for a full year abroad. Every region has its own take on culture, technology, history, and business, which will compliment any degree. These types of programs tend to feel a lot like your home university, with the added bonus of experiencing a foreign country firsthand (and the occasional castle visit or museum field trip!).
Volunteer programs. For students that want to engage even more with their study abroad experience, volunteer programs are a great way to go. These kinds of programs that have built-in service projects are growing in popularity for students. They offer the opportunity to have more consistent and meaningful interactions with locals, while adding valuable experience to your resume.
Language immersion programs. One of the most popular reasons to study abroad is to learn or improve a foreign language. A full year abroad can mean significantly advancing your language skills. Language immersion programs provide even more opportunities to brush up on your foreign language, creating even more opportunities to use it inside and outside of the classroom.
Travel Tips
While studying abroad for an academic year is a great way to get the most bang for your buck, it can definitely be daunting to prepare for a full year away. With effective research and good planning, you will have more time to relax and enjoy the experience.
Packing. Despite staying for a full year, pack light. You’ll be thankful for it when you head back and have room for souvenirs. Easy trick: pack neutral clothes that you can mix and match. Also, keep in mind the cobblestone in older cities when packing shoes, and try and keep them comfortable. Bring a smaller backpack for weekend trips so you’re not hauling around a huge suitcase all the time.
Housing. When studying abroad for a full year, students have many choices for accommodation: residence halls, dormitories, student apartments, or homestays (for a more authentic experience). To really make the most of time spent abroad, go outside of your comfort zone and live with a random roommate or family!
Friends. The study abroad circle can be tight knit, especially if your university sends a lot of students to the location. Try and step outside of your friend group and talk to locals., which can make your time abroad even more unique and interesting. Be sure to participate in as many of the university or cultural events as possible - this will make meeting new people a breeze!
Memories. Even with a whole year, your study abroad program is going to be a complete whirlwind with lots of new adventures. No matter how cheesy it seems, find someway to keep track of your trip. Whether it’s collecting postcards, a daily one-sentence journal, or a #PhotoOfTheDay#PhotoOfTheDay on Instagram - do what it takes to record it all… while at the same time, not forgetting to live in the moment.
Benefits & Challenges
Brace for the budget. Studying abroad for a full year is be more costly than then fall, spring, or summer semester programs. Be sure to check out scholarships to help with the fees. There are some opportunities where you can save money too, such as traveling during off season, researching student discounts, and taking advantage of all those new friends’ couches.
Four seasons of fun. There is something special about experiencing a place during all four seasons of the year. The people, the vibes, and the surroundings change depending on the time of year. By committing to a full year, students are exposed to it all and are able to experience all of the local, annual holidays!
Opening up opportunities. A full year abroad leads to self-discovery and new ideas about your future. A year of living in an international city lets you put down some roots and truly develop friendships. It’s not a bad perk to gain friends (and places to stay!) all over the world.
Take advantage of your study abroad opportunity by doing a full year program. Even though you have more time to adapt and feel at home, it’s very possible you will still feel that it went by too fast in the end. And beware: a full year abroad is known to cause chronic wunderlust.
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really happy with my experience at NAU - in my third year of PreMed now
October 09, 2026by: Tariq Bashir - United KingdomPremed taught me that you cant always rely on the subjects you already know well. Biology was always easier for me but I had to put more effort into chemistry and some of the other topics. I started spending more time reviewing the material and going back to things I didnt understand the first time. The study resources were really useful for that because I could work through difficult topics at my own pace. Over time I became more disciplined with my studies and more confident about tackling subjects that used to feel difficult. I think that is something I will take with me into the next stage of my education.
The most amazing experience of my life
October 09, 2026by: Madeline Conlon - United KingdomProgram: API: Experience Barcelona, Spain (Scholarships Available)
Studying abroad in barcelona through API was the best experience of my life! I had the freedom to explore a new place and immerse myself in a new culture while also having the security of knowing I had API there to help me if I needed it! The housing was amazing and way nicer than I expected it to be. The program cost itself turned out to be incredibly worth it as it it included housing, multiple cultural excursions, and metro cards for transportation.
The best month ever!
October 07, 2026by: Elmar Limas - United StatesI chose AIFS Abroad because of the variety of programs that they offer. I went to Paris, France for a January term to take an Accounting class at the American Business College. The AIFS staff was super helpful with me. Even before departure, they were there for me helping me with my housing options and to coordinate my flights, during my program they invited us to different excursions and to the AIFS office in Paris to know the staff and after the program they were very interested in our feedback and reviews. During my program I stayed with a host family and it was such an amazing thing because i got to experience French culture first-hand while also sharing a little bit about my own culture. The American Business College is a place where students from different cultures and backgrounds share one same perspective on global business with an American point of view, which made everything easier for me. This program had a great impact in my life because it made me get out of my comfort zone and get to know so many people while earning credit towards my degree. I'd recommend AIFS Abroad to anyone looking to study abroad or intern while getting credits towards their degree. AIFS is very helpful, has so many programs available and a staff who is always willing to make the best for you.
An unforgettable summer in Seville, Spain🇪🇸
October 06, 2026by: Suchita Bhojaraju - United StatesMy study abroad experience in Seville, Spain was truly unforgettable. I had the opportunity to explore a new culture, meet people from different backgrounds, and experience everyday life in another country. I loved being able to travel around Spain and visit places like Barcelona and Madrid, while also making memories in Seville. Studying abroad helped me become more independent, confident, and open to trying new things. I would definitely recommend studying abroad to other students because it is an experience you will remember for the rest of your life!


Best experience of my life!
October 06, 2026by: Alayna Weber - United StatesStudying abroad in Madrid through WorldStrides was truly the best experience of my life! I learned so much about myself and about the world around me. WorldStrides staff were there with me every step of my process and were so welcoming and inviting. I lived with a host family and they were absolutely wonderful. Nebrija was a great university with the best professors. I'm so grateful for this experience and for WorldStrides help along the way!
GREAT EXPERIENCE
October 02, 2026by: John Kreit - United StatesProgram: Spanish Immersion Programs | Learn Spanish in Latin America
I spent 4 weeks in Cusco with Maximo Nivel. My level was high-intermediate. The school is outstanding and well organized, and my teachers were excellent. I learned a lot. My home stay went very well, with great food served for breakfast and dinner. I recommend this program for anyone, but I think it is most helpful for those who have at least a basic ability to speak and understand Spanish.
Best Decision I Ever Made!
October 02, 2026by: Vivian Arsenault - United StatesBarcelona was the best home base ever! So easy to travel to and from on the weekends. So much to do and so many different foods to try. The public transportation system was super convenient and easy to use. Would give advice to future travelers to talk to everyone and make meaningful connections!

I have great support here
October 01, 2026by: Ahsan Nourbakhsh - United KingdomI am currently in my second year of the Premed programme at NAU, and one thing I have really appreciated throughout my time here is the support whenever I need it. I tend to have quite a few questions about my classes or things I am studying, especially when I come across something I do not fully understand. It is reassuring to know that I can ask and actually get an answer rather than having to figure everything out on my own. That has made the online Premed experience much more comfortable for me and has helped me stay confident with my studies.
I would do anything to do it all over again.
October 01, 2026by: Hannah Black - United StatesStudying abroad in Rome, Italy for a semester through WorldStrides was an unforgettable experience. I loved being able to take business courses while also getting to experience Italian culture, travel, and everyday life in a new country. Living in Rome pushed me outside of my comfort zone and helped me grow more independent while making memories and friendships that I’ll always cherish. I would absolutely recommend WorldStrides to anyone considering studying abroad!
Best semester of my life!
October 01, 2026by: Anabela Flosa - United StatesAfter four incredible months studying abroad in Milan, Italy at Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, I'm leaving with so much more than academic credits. This experience challenged me to think beyond the classroom and gave me a global perspective on business, communication, and collaboration. Taking courses alongside students from around the world allowed me to work with people from difterent cultures and backgrounds while experiencing international business in a way that simply can't be replicated in a traditional classroom. I am especially proud to have earned Dean's List during my semester abroad, recognizing that I could perform well academically while adapting to an entirely new country and educational system. Living in a foreign country pushed me to become more adaptable, independent, and confident. Navigating language barriers and unfamiliar environments reinforced the importance of effective communication and the ability to embrace new challenges. Beyond academics, I had the opportunity to travel to eight different countries, experiencing new cultures, perspectives, and ways of life. Exploring places outside the classroom showed me that some of the most valuable lessons come from immersing yourself in unfamiliar environments and learning from people with different backgrounds. These experiences broadened my perspective and reinforced how valuable travel is in developing curiosity and a deeper understanding of the world around us. I'm incredibly grateful for this once in a lifetime opportunity and for the experiences, friendships, and skills that I'll carry with me throughout my life. Thank you, Milano, for four unforgettable months!!!
My Spanish experience
October 01, 2026by: Rory Hetz - United StatesI really loved living in Seville for a few months. The architecture is so beautiful, which was my favorite part because there’s not many historical buildings in the Unites States because of how young of a county we are. The food was amazing and the program made me feel more at home in a foreign place. I really loved the nightlife and the social aspect of traveling abroad because it made me feel like I was a part of a community. I would definitely go back to Spain in a heartbeat. I also really loved Portugal, so I would definitely recommend people to visit Europe if they ever get the chance!
BEST DECISION I HAVE EVER MADE!!!
October 01, 2026by: Natalie Chumley - United StatesThis specific program truly blew my study abroad expectations out of the water. The staff and faculty were so helpful and responsive the entirety of the trip!! There was so much freedom involved and I had to learn how to live and adjust myself into the new lifestyle that I soon became engulfed in. I felt one with the people, place and culture. Florence was truly a magical place and had pure charm. It was so central for travel and easy to walk from place to place. The teachers did an outstanding job of creating a classroom and learning environment that was collaborative with not only other students, yet the Italian culture as well. Classes were highly educational, yet I did not feel as if i was drowning in school or work. The opportunities of adventure and trying new things were endless, I learned so much!!! As for rooming goes, I was blessed with the best three random roomates that genuinely made my experience what it was. We traveled to many countries together and made so many fun memories that I will cherish for a lifetime. We have already had a reunion back here in the states!! Overall I met so many amazing individuals throughout my Florence journey. I miss the people and the place every single day and would not trade my experiences for the world. I hope to be back soon Firenze!!!



Asking Questions and Exploring Beyond the Lecture
September 30, 2026by: Murad Azvini - AnguillaI tend to ask a lot of questions when I am studying, particularly when I come across something that does not seem completely clear to me. One thing I appreciate about the Premed programme is being able to raise those questions and explore the reasoning behind the material rather than simply moving on. Since the classes are online, I have also become more comfortable researching questions independently after class and returning to the subject with a better understanding. This has made my learning much more analytical and has encouraged me to be genuinely curious about the science.
My life abroad
September 30, 2026by: Jenna Davis - United StatesStudying abroad in Greece was an amazing experience that allowed me to step outside of my comfort zone and experience a different culture firsthand. I loved being able to explore different parts of Greece, learn about its history, try new foods, and experience everyday life in a new environment. One of my favorite parts was getting to share the experience with other students and creating memories that I will always have. The trip also helped me become more independent and open-minded. Being in a new country encouraged me to try things I normally wouldn’t and appreciate different perspectives. I would definitely recommend studying abroad to other students because it is an opportunity to learn and grow in ways that you can’t always get from a classroom. If you are considering going, I would encourage you to take lots of pictures, stay open to new experiences, and make the most of every day because the trip goes by very quickly.

My European Summer (ESPAÑA 🇪🇸)
September 30, 2026by: AJ Forton - United StatesWhile abroad in Madrid I had the opportunity to visit 5 total cities throughout the country along with 4 additional countries. The Worldstides program made this possible by assisting me in selecting the right courses, plan excursions, and support me on all my European adventures!
My Abroad Experience
September 30, 2026by: Ava LaPresti - United StatesI had such an amazing experience studying abroad through WorldStrides! I attended the 15 week program in Florence, Italy. Not only did I get to learn more about the Italian language and culture, but I got to see beautiful pieces of art and architecture. The food was another bonus! With WorldStrides, I was able to choose from many different classes, and there were excursions included in my program price!
An amazing experience!
September 30, 2026by: Lindsay Amaya - United StatesGoing abroad with WorldStrides was one of the best decisions I have ever made. I had so many opportunities to be immersed in the culture, whether it was through weekend trips, events in the city, or simply exploring Barcelona with friends. There was always something new to experience, and I felt like I was able to learn so much outside of the classroom. One of my favorite parts of the program was the freedom to explore Barcelona and other parts of Spain while still having the support of WorldStrides when I needed it. The staff was helpful throughout my time abroad and made the experience much easier, especially when adjusting to living in a new country. The organized activities and trips were also a great way to see places I probably would not have visited on my own. Living in Barcelona gave me the opportunity to experience a completely different lifestyle and culture. I was able to try new foods, meet new people, practice Spanish, and experience what everyday life is like in Spain. I also loved being able to travel to other cities and countries during my time abroad. Overall, studying abroad in Barcelona was an experience I will never forget. I made some of my best memories, became more independent, and gained a much greater appreciation for other cultures. I would definitely recommend studying abroad with WorldStrides to anyone considering it. It was an amazing experience, and I would do it all over again.
Studying Abroad with CEA Capa
September 29, 2026by: Lauren Zamberlin-Eidelman - United StatesIf you get the chance to study abroad with CEA Capa, you should. Participating in Cal Poly's First Year GO Program, and venturing on my own to Sevilla, Spain, was the best choice I could've made. Before I left, I was nervous, unsure, and had never before left the country on my own. With CEA Capa, everything felt do-able. We were welcomed into the city, housed at a very pleasant residence hall, and got to take classes in a beautiful historic building in the city-center. Studying abroad with CEA Capa gave me the opportunity to see the world, immerse myself in Spanish culture, and build a variety of skills that I will carry with me throughout my life.
This programme helped become organized and confident to understand all materials properly
September 25, 2026by: Aisha Noor - United KingdomThe programme has helped me become much more independent with my learning. I have learned how to organise my time, work through difficult material and take responsibility for understanding topics properly. That has been one of the most valuable things I have taken from my experience at NAU.
Starting Medicine Abroad - I am very looking forward to it
September 24, 2026by: Noura Haddadi - United Kingdomfor anyone who wants to study medicine abroad, i think NAU is worth considering. the pre med program has given me a good introduction to the subjects i will need and i already feel more confident about starting my medical studies
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