Chemistry Study Abroad Programs
It’s in the food you eat, the water you drink, and the shoes on your feet: chemistry is everywhere. Chemistry majors know that studying abroad can help further your understanding of some of life’s greatest mysteries; from the smallest of small to the grandest of grand, it all matters (or “it’s all matter?”). If you haven’t had any luck getting your name-ium tacked onto the periodic table back home, it’s time to take your efforts to the international stage. Study chemistry abroad, try your corny science jokes on a new audience, and connect with worldly, brilliant thinkers in your field of Fluorine Uranium Nitrogen.
345 Chemistry Study Abroad Programs
CIEE College Study Abroad
CIEE Arts and Sciences in Seoul, Korea
CIEE’s Arts and Sciences program is designed for students to lear...
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Semester Study Abroad in Seville, Spain - Adelante Abroad
Seville is one of the most loved destinations among tourists. Enj...
University Studies Abroad Consortium
USAC Ireland: Cork - Full Curriculum
Take the opportunity to enroll in courses from a wide range of di...
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AIFS Abroad in Limerick, Republic of Ireland: Semester
Spend a semester or academic year in the charming city of Limeric...
See All 26 ProgramsNew York University
Stay on Track with Your Major at NYU London
Students at the New York University in London choose from courses...
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Study in Northern Ireland with World Endeavors
Join World Endeavors for a unique semester or full academic year ...
See All 7 ProgramsThe Education Abroad Network
TEAN - Australia - University of New South Wales, Sydney
Just five minutes away from Coogee Beach and home to Australia’s ...
See All 21 ProgramsIFSA, Institute for Study Abroad
IFSA: University College London Partnership
If you believe in taking an informed and innovative approach to p...
See All 31 ProgramsISA (International Studies Abroad)
ISA Study Abroad in Buenos Aires, Argentina
Take advantage of various educational opportunities in Buenos Air...
See All 9 ProgramsCIS Abroad
Affordable, Comprehensive Study and Intern Abroad Programs
CIS Abroad Study and Intern Abroad programs are some of the most ...
See All 8 ProgramsIES Abroad
IES Abroad Madrid – Language & Area Studies
The IES Abroad Madrid Program is designed for those who want to e...
See All 13 ProgramsAmerican University of Beirut
Study Abroad at the American University of Beirut
The American University of Beirut has long been admired for the s...
Accademia Riaci
Restoration of Paintings Courses in Florence
Florence is an ideal place to learn, with many paintings and artw...
Forum-Nexus Study Abroad
Science, Engineering, and Technology in Europe
Learn about innovations in the European Union while visiting seve...
Deakin University
Study Abroad for a Semester at Deakin University Australia
Broaden your academic horizons while having amazing opportunities...
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Why Study Chemistry Abroad
Chemistry is an international field of study with the advantage of being a scientific “language” that crosses over all cultural barriers. By studying chemistry abroad, you will be able to study new skills and techniques utilized by professionals in the field on a global scale. You will learn how other countries approach the field of chemistry, with their own unique scientific skills and knowledge. Known as the central science that connects all of the physical sciences, chemistry is always evolving with new research from all over the world that affects every part of our lives.
Your time abroad will be beneficial both when looking for a job or advanced study opportunities as a post-graduate. This is because you’ll be able to utilize the various skills you learned at home and abroad to be an attractive candidate for a job or degree program in the field of chemistry.
Chemistry has been around for centuries, and the best part about it is that there is still so much about the field that is unknown and left to discover. By studying chemistry abroad, you could be a part of something that can possibly change the field one day. Take a look at one of the biggest names in chemistry: Madame Marie Curie. She was born in Poland, and later studied abroad in France. In 1898, she went on to discover two new radioactive chemical elements: polonium (named after her home country!) and radium. The successes seen in the field are rooted in these glowing examples of international relations, and people from different countries and cultures learning from one another. Without international study, the field of chemistry may not be as successful as it is today.
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