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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 charming colonial city of Oaxaca, Mexico, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Oaxaca’s extensive colonial architecture and deeply-rooted indigenous cultures make it a unique and fascinating destination. Spanish classes are offered for all levels and students can choose from a variety o
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This program is perfect for applicants who want to learn in Spain but don't have enough time for an internship. Enhance your Spanish quickly through this summer study abroad program with Adelante. Past students said they have learned as much Spanish in our summer study abroad program as they would i
University Studies Abroad Consortium
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Chiang Mai is fondly referred to as the “Rose of the North” for its beautiful and relaxing atmosphere amidst friendly smiles, temples, and flowers. You can experience all the city has to offer by signing up for the Chiang Mai program of USAC. This is a wonderful opportunity to study and live in a vi
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Gain invaluable professional experience while on a virtual voyage with AIFS Abroad Virtual Internships! Earn academic credit, develop a global perspective, and set yourself apart from your peers to future prospective employers. Virtual internship programs are offered online during fall semester, sp
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Experience Australia’s Gold Coast, a world-famous destination where surf beaches, lush rainforests, and a relaxed coastal lifestyle create an unforgettable study abroad experience. Study at leading institutions like Bond University or Griffith University while enjoying a welcoming community, diverse
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Unlike traditional study abroad or tourism experiences, Semester at Sea offers a unique opportunity for deep, authentic engagement with countries and cultures around the globe. It's more than just the adventure of a lifetime. It's a transformative experience that will give you a global perspective t
See All 4 ProgramsIFSA, Institute for Study Abroad
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DESIGN YOUR DREAM SEMESTER IN BUENOS AIRES Tackle research. Accelerate Spanish language progress. Take classes alongside Latin American peers. Whatever your goals, this program has the flexibility to make it happen. Craft your semester with classes in Spanish, taught by IFSA faculty or at one of th
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With 12 locations around the globe, the world is your classroom when you study abroad at NYU. Whether you’re interested in exploring music at NYU Prague, diving into history at NYU Florence, or studying global business at NYU London or NYU Shanghai, regardless of your course of study, NYU offers stu
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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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Imagine spending a year, semester, or summer studying in the heart of Rome, while earning academic credit, building your resume, and experiencing Italy beyond the classroom. Located in Rome’s historic center, John Cabot University offers a truly international study abroad experience where you’ll l
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Get practical work experience in Costa Rica, Guatemala, and Peru with Maximo Nivel’s professional International Internships. Gaining high-impact hands-on experience abroad sets you apart in competitive job markets and can help define long-term career goals. Maximo Nivel internships elevate your re
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Study at the UK’s small and specialist liberal arts university in one of the world’s most dynamic global cities, with students from over 60 different nations. Ever since Richmond American University London was established over 50 years ago, we have offered an international experience and a global o
College Year in Athens
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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
Expanish
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Spend a semester studying in Barcelona, one of Europe’s most creative and culturally rich cities. The Expanish Semester Study Abroad program offers students the opportunity to earn academic credit while experiencing Spanish and Catalan culture firsthand. Courses combine global perspectives with loc
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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
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Learn about the development of Buddhism, born in Nepal, and its deep cultural roots and connections to ancient pilgrimage routes and sacred sites. Spend six weeks in Kathmandu, home to a significant Tibetan community, and study topics such as the Dalai Lama’s Middle Way approach, human rights in Tib
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Study abroad in Argentina and experience the best of Latin American and European flair. Spreading nearly 3,000 miles down the backbone of South America, Argentina is a vast country with many ecosystems—lush subtropical jungle, vast grasslands, and stony, sub-Antarctic Patagonia—that draw Eco touri
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University of New York in Prague is the largest and leading English language Higher Education Institution in the Czech Republic. Teaching takes place in English and currently, more than 800 students from more than 60 countries study at UNYP. Lecturers come from the United States, EU and the Czech Re
KCP International Japanese Language School
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KCP International is pleased to partner with the University of Idaho to offer a unique opportunity to learn more about Japan, its language, people, and culture. Our programs are open to all English-speaking students in good class standing, as well as post-graduates and adults. Many Asians from other
How to Study International Relations Abroad
Why
Studying abroad should be a requirement for all students of international relations. Students will not only will advance their knowledge of different cultures and societies, but studying abroad will force students to undergo a perception-altering experience that will ultimately change the way they view the field of international relations as a whole. International Relations is an extroverted discipline, which involves engaging, negotiating, and cooperating with foreign countries effectively, respectfully, and sustainably. What better way to gain valuable, practical experience needed for a successful career in international relations, than by forcing yourself into cross-cultural interactions on a daily basis through study abroad?
Locations
If you are a student of International Relations then chances are you have an impassioned interest in at least one region of the world beyond your home country. So the only real question is, which country of that region should you study international relations abroad in?
Most academic institutions across the world have some form of International Relations program offered, so students have quite a broad spectrum of nations, institutions, and programs to choose from. Key players in the global economy, such as China, Japan, Russia, India, and Brazil, are all particularly intriguing options for study abroad, each providing unique insight on important aspects of International Relations. Studying abroad in the European Union or the United States also can lead to in depth comparative knowledge of Western democracies, which is clearly valuable for international careers.
Another route is studying international relations in a developing country, such as Uganda or Cambodia. International Development is a huge immersing discipline within the field of International Relations, and traveling to a less developed region of the world, where economic and political systems are in their infancy can be an incredible educational experience, both academically and personally.
For those who want it all, there is also a large diversity of study abroad programs that take students to several different countries to expose them to multiple cultures, societies, and governmental structures. Whether in Europe, South America, Asia, or anywhere else in the world, multi-country programs are a great way of gaining comparative experience and knowledge of international systems, while also enjoying the exciting opportunity to visit many different countries.
Program Options
The type of courses available will vary depending on where you study international relations abroad and the type of program in which you enroll. Most international relations programs that combine coursework in multiple countries do not offer much flexibility in the way of course selection, as you will likely be moving about with one or two professors and a small group according to a set itinerary. However, these same programs offer many exciting and informative field trips and cultural outings to supplement regular coursework. The interactive nature of multi-country study abroad programs makes them especially rewarding.
Those who decide to study international relations full time at a foreign university, should consider taking a combination of international and domestic policy courses to develop a well-rounded understanding of the political, social, and economic systems of the country. It will certainly be interesting to see how international relations is taught from the other side of the table, so to speak, but also make an effort to dissect courses about domestic systems and compare them to other countries. Engage in a dialogue with your home university early on to establish which class credits will count towards your major requirements back home too.
Most importantly, don’t lose touch with the fact that you are studying abroad, and not everything has to be about serious academics. Try cutting loose and taking the one class on the course catalogue which entices you most. The credits may not transfer or it may not be exactly related to your major, but you know what they say - experience is its own best teacher anyway.
Benefits
Studying international relations abroad will bring you valuable insight into political, economic, and cultural differences that those who do not travel miss out on. Most international relations students naturally have a more global perspective than their peers, and the pure curiosity to learn about other countries will fuel studying abroad.
There is no better way to refine your knowledge of the world than to travel, explore, and live amongst other cultures. And while academics are certainly important, the value of studying abroad goes far beyond the four walls of a classroom. Upon return, you will have developed a more firm conviction of who you are, what you want, and how to go about getting it. International Relations students are the movers and shakers of the future global order. Now start moving.
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August 31, 2026by: Isabelle Lehr - United StatesMy study abroad experience in Iceland was an amazing opportunity to learn, explore, and experience a new culture. I loved being able to visit different companies and see how businesses operate outside of the United States.
Florence Italy Study Abroad
August 27, 2026by: Hailey Gust - United StatesStudying abroad was without a doubt the most transformative experience of my life. World Strides made the process so much easier with their quick and detailed communication. I felt like I had so much support and resources to be successful while abroad. They also provided multiple excursions that were already included with my trip. If you get the opportunity to study abroad with world strides I highly recommend!!
I had an amazing experience and made friends for life!
August 27, 2026by: Kayla Young - United StatesThere was so much provided with the program that made me feel very secure about my decision to study abroad with WorldStrides. For example, we had a very clear schedule and an overnight excursion to the Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu was included. I felt very safe the entire time I was there and knew that if I ever got sick or needed help the program leaders would be there to help me immediately.
MUST DO SEMESTER ABROAD
August 26, 2026by: Kalia Helgesen - United StatesProgram: Study Abroad in Gold Coast, Australia with WorldStrides
Studying abroad was the best choice I've ever made. Worldstrides, as a partnership program, was the best. The first week, we met for orientation in Cairns, Australia, and they took care of hotel and excursion expenses (this includes the Great Barrier Reef). It was a great first week getting introduced to Australia and my program. They were very helpful before and during my time in Australia, always there for questions, concerns, and planning a handful of group activities + one overnight trip! They were truly a blessing while abroad.

A Life Changing Semster!
August 25, 2026by: Greta Schulz - United StatesProgram: SAI Study Abroad at Florence University of the Arts (Italy)
It has been about 3 months since I came home from Study Abroad, and I still haven't found the right words to describe this experience! When I left for study abroad, I was stepping into the unknown - moving to a new city, far away from everything and everyone I had ever known. Some moments challenged me, pushed me out of my comfort zone, and forced me to grow in ways I never expected. Along the way, Ifound a new sense of independence, confidence, and trust in myself! What I will cherish the most are the people. The friendships I made, my roommates and forever friends who turned into family. They were there for every laugh, every tear, and served as a shoulder to lean on when I needed it most! I was lucky enough to do something most people only dream of. I got to experience cultures, traditions, and places that opened my eyes to how beautiful our world is! I left study abroad with more than just pictures and postcards, but lessons, stories, friendships, and memories that will last a lifetime!
The best experience of my life
August 25, 2026by: Mikayla Wax - United StatesProgram: SAI Study Abroad at Florence University of the Arts (Italy)
I went abroad with this company, and it couldn't have gone any better. In any situation that was rough, they were always there to chat or help resolve the issue. Great company; would love to go again!
Exciting and new adventures that happened with the World Class program!
August 24, 2026by: Isabella LopezLinde - United StatesProgram: Discover Yourself in Osaka, Japan
This year I participated in the Osaka World Class program and I loved it! I experience many exciting activities with much to see and do. From sight seeing to eating delicious food, all of it was great. Hiroshima was one of my all time favorite places that we went to by far, it was a long day of traveling, but 100% worth it. I specifically remember the Hiroshima peace memorial, while it was a solemn memorial they still had a beautiful tribute to the lives lost. Informing others on how big this impacted their community and how they moved on from this. This program allowed the opportunity to immerse myself in an atmosphere where I can learn and understand the Japanese culture.
Heritage Greece Program through CYA
August 23, 2026by: Taeah Tsaprailis - CanadaProgram: Study Abroad in Greece with CYA (Semester/Academic Year)
Heritage Greece had a profound impact on me, but the most meaningful part of the experience was the people I met along the way. Being surrounded by other young Greeks who shared similar values, ambitions, and a passion for their heritage allowed me to build genuine friendships and connections that I know will last for years to come. As the grandchild of Greek immigrants who came to Canada and often faced discrimination because they were different, I feel incredibly proud to carry on and celebrate the heritage they worked so hard to preserve. Heritage Greece reinforced that pride and showed me that being Greek is something to be celebrated openly and confidently.

Osaka World Class 2026
August 23, 2026by: Kristin Duvall - United StatesProgram: Discover Yourself in Osaka, Japan
Two of my daughters went to the 2026 Osaka World Class program. They absolutely loved it! From exploring Japanese temples, to visiting historical sites, learning Japanese language and cuisine, to shopping, they enjoyed every day to the fullest.
The Chilean Dream
August 22, 2026by: Chloé Mitchell - United StatesProgram: USAC Chile: Santiago-Latin American & Anthropology Studies
I absolutely loved my time in Chile. Not only were the accommodations and classes perfect, but so was the life outside the classroom. Being located in Santiago, we were right in the capital city with multiple events, and activities you could participate in during your time abroad. It was a beautiful landscape with of a city with mountains, and an ocean in Valparaiso\Viña Del Mar just an hour away. I highly recommend studying in Chile!

Once in a lifetime opportunity
August 22, 2026by: Lilliana Frost - United StatesProgram: Social Systems, Sustainability, and Justice in Norway
I took a risk when I decided to accept my offer into this program. I knew it was a brand new program and I didn’t know anyone that was going to be there. I ended up making friends that will last a lifetime all while learning about sustainability issues and what it’s like to live in a different country.

I fell in love with the country!
August 22, 2026by: Anna Gemma Giorgi - United StatesProgram: USAC Italy: Reggio Emilia-Education, Communication & Health
I had the absolute best time while in Italy! I met so many nice people, ate the most amazing food, and traveled to nearby cities. My program coordinated many great field trips for our group to go on, including a castle, a cheese factory, and the Ferrari factory. I felt safe exploring and sightseeing, and loved being a part of the Italian culture! Such an incredible experience I will never forget! I am so glad I studied abroad in Reggio Emilia, Italy!

This Was Such A Once In A Lifetime Experience!!!
August 21, 2026by: Linnea Mersinger - United StatesProgram: Discover Yourself in Osaka, Japan
Oh my gosh, where do I even start with this program? It was absolutely, positively, mind-blowingly amazing! Seriously, I can’t even begin to express how incredible it was. From the very first day, I was in love with World Class Programs. The energy, the staff, the excitement, the sheer awesomeness of it all was just overwhelming in the best way possible. First off, the people and teachers at World Class Programs were just the best. Everyone was so friendly and welcoming, and it felt like I was part of a big, happy family right from the start. The instructors were super knowledgeable and passionate about what they were teaching, and it was so inspiring to see how much they cared about helping us succeed. They continuously went above and beyond to make sure we understood everything and were always there to answer any questions we had, no matter how silly they might have seemed. And the activities! Oh my goodness, the activities were just out of this world. We got to do so many cool things that I never even thought I’d get the chance to try. There were trips to places like Kyoto, Nara (to see the deer!!!), Himeji, Hiroshima (on the peace day festival) and Tokyo! We also played group games, and even some fun, unexpected surprises that kept us on our toes and made every day an adventure (don’t even ask me about the “karaoke” experience! Haha). I learned so much and had a blast doing it. It was, seriously, like being in a dream. But it wasn’t just the people and activities that made this program so amazing. It was also the environment. Japan. Oh Japan. Japan was just beautiful, with stunning views and a vibe that was both really chill and relaxing, and also energizing at the same time. It was the perfect setting for us to focus, learn, and grow, and I felt so lucky to be there. Every morning, I would wake up excited to see what the day had in store, and every night, I would go to bed feeling grateful for the incredible experiences I had. I also have to mention how much I learned. This program was not just fun and games; it was also incredibly educational. I took the Japanese history course for my major and Photography for my minor. I gained so much knowledge and skills that I know will be super valuable in the future. The way the information was presented was so engaging and easy to understand, and I felt like I was really absorbing everything. Being able to EXPERIENCE things rather than just talk about them was great. It was like my brain was a sponge, soaking up all the amazing stuff being thrown at it. And let’s not forget about the friendships I made. I met so many awesome people who I will never forget. We had so much fun together, whether we were playing “taco cat goat cheese pizza”, hanging out during breaks, watching movies, or just chatting about life. Even though we all just met, It was like we had known each other forever, and I felt so lucky to have them in my life. We even planned to stay in touch after the program ended, and I can’t wait to see what the future holds for all of us. In conclusion, this program was just the best experience of my life. It was everything I could have ever hoped for and more. I learned so much, met so many amazing people, and had the time of my life. I will always look back on this program with fond memories and a heart full of gratitude. It was truly an incredible experience, and I am so thankful to have been a part of it. Thank you World Class Programs!!!



This was the greatest summer EVER!!!
August 21, 2026by: Abbi Kelly - United StatesProgram: Discover Yourself in Osaka, Japan
As a study abroad student in Japan, I am having so much fun! And I highly recommend this to others who might be interested in this! There are tons of fun and interesting adventures!! And the teachers are the BEST!! I’m currently in Japan and I leave tomorrow! I am excited to see my family, but also I genuinely don’t wanna leave Japan. I feel like I could stay here another week!
Living My Dream For Three Weeks!
August 21, 2026by: Lily Wallace - US Virgin IslandsProgram: Discover Yourself in Osaka, Japan
Let me tell you, World Class Programs is the way to go, especially the Japan program. If you’re wanting to experience a fun and exciting adventure that broadens your worldview, this is it. Throughout the three weeks, they not only made me feel safe and supported, but also like family. The staff were also super nice and helped you keep on going even when you were tired. We were all in it together! The activities were also all immersive and varied, so you get a good mix of history, culture, and souvenirs to bring home! If your a history buff, you’ll be especially happy!This is a program that everyone, atleast once in their life, needs to experience!
My time at world class programs
August 21, 2026by: Robin Scheldberg - United StatesProgram: Discover Yourself in Osaka, Japan
I went on a 3 week study abroad trip to Japan in 2026 and I had sososo much fun! I was nervous about traveling alone but all the staff were friendly and experienced in travel, so they took all the stress away. The whole trip all the staff were extremely kind, fun and understanding. They always accommodated everyone’s needs. I had lots of fun doing the classes and genuinely learned so much more than I knew before this trip. I felt like I was learning even outside of class in the funnest way possible, I feel like I might even be able to navigate a train station by myself! I really enjoyed free time and I bought so much stuff. I loved going to the malls and animate, my clothing and figure collection has grown substantially. This trip was genuinely a once in a lifetime experience and I had worlds of fun. My only con is that I wish we could have our own rooms the whole time, mostly because I’m a big introvert and I just enjoy having my own space!! Everyone on the program and not was so friendly and Japan is a great place to visit, especially with world class programs!!



Sophia’s Japan Trip
August 21, 2026by: Sophia Lopez-Linde - United StatesProgram: Discover Yourself in Osaka, Japan
This trip was a rich experience that helped me learn about the local life as well as enjoy the simple and fun experiences in Japan. From the quiet shops to the towering skyscrapers, every day was a new adventure. The nature in Nara, tech in Tokyo, and the cuisine in Osaka all stole my breath. It was an amazing trip and couldn’t recommend it enough. Not only that, but it teaches kids social skills and cues. Going to a different country will teach far more than we know.
A life-changing experiment
August 21, 2026by: Samuel Crane - United StatesMy study abroad was the greatest time of my life. I met countless friends from the United States and all over the world. I have friends that I am actively planning trips to see again in Paris and am coordinating trips in America for my American friends abroad. Within 3 weeks of my return I went from Ohio to Idaho to see a good friend I had met just months earlier. Every night was an adventure. My French is very good. I would love to go back but also inspire others to take that step in their journey.
A mind opening experience
August 21, 2026by: Benjamin Malovrh - United StatesProgram: Social Systems, Sustainability, and Justice in Norway
Currently I now live in Norway and am pursuing my Masters in Computer Science. During my exchange semester, I met so many people and the classes I took really inspired me. Genuinely, I think the experience was somewhat live changing. The professors I met were also incredible. Even though I am a computer science major, I feel this experience would be good for any major.
Absolutely Zero Regrets
August 20, 2026by: Grace Lentz - United StatesProgram: SAI Study Abroad at Florence University of the Arts (Italy)
Studying abroad through SAI was the best choice I have made in my academic, personal, and career life yet. Not only are the staff and program well structured, but they truly allow you to be supported, make friends, and experience places/things you never would have expected. As a participant of the 2-city program, I experienced life in two cities of Italy, each unique but special. While La Spezia helped me settle into Italian culture and appreciate the slower pace of life, the hustle and bustle of Florence showed me why Italy is such a destination for people to experience. My 4 months flew by faster than I could imagine, and staying so busy and immersed (in the best way) now allows me to share about my time- and how I have absolutely no regrets. Being involved in the moment, taking time to talk to locals and do "non-touristy" trips/things, and keeping an open mind can shape your life and is truly what makes the experience. It's the little things. People watching. A scrumptious cappuccino. An immersive class experience. Studying abroad is, yes, about education and pursuing a career, but so much of the learning and growing for it are done outside of the classroom, often through unexpected moments. I always felt the support of SAI staff, and their focus on the student experience at a personal level created a sense of belonging and home away from home. If you are on the fence, just go! You won't regret it!

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