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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
See All 72 ProgramsUniversity Studies Abroad Consortium
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The Madrid program is ideal for students who wish to immerse themselves in Spanish and European Studies in one of the world's great capitals. Madrid is a fascinating city and has a vibrant culture that provides the perfect setting for language or art history studies. Explore the Spanish language and
See All 9 ProgramsAIFS Abroad
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Spend a semester or academic year in Prague, Czech Republic, with AIFS Abroad! You’ll earn up to 18 credits per semester through various courses while studying at Charles University. Courses are taught in English. Get involved in Prague’s community through internship or volunteer programs! Students
See All 26 ProgramsWorldStrides
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Explore Bangkok, Thailand’s dynamic capital and a global hub for culture, commerce, and cuisine. Study at Mahidol University International College (MUIC), the English-speaking arm of Mahidol University, while taking courses alongside Thai and international students. Enjoy an affordable semester abro
See All 17 ProgramsSemester at Sea
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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 11 ProgramsIFSA, Institute for Study Abroad
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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:
See All 19 ProgramsNew York University
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At New York University in Prague, courses such as "Modern Dissent in Central Europe: The Art of Defeat" and "European-American Relations in the 21st Century" explore fundamental topics in history, politics, and social justice. NYU Prague students learn about the Czech Republic’s incredible cultural
See All 6 ProgramsSAI Programs
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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,
Lorenzo de' Medici
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Istituto Lorenzo de' Medici invites you to study abroad in Tuscania, a hilltop town located in the Lazio region of central Italy, part of the breathtaking countryside of the Maremma coastlands! Ancient Etruscan ruins are surrounded by cultivated fields, abundant orchards, rows of olive trees, lush v
SIT Study Abroad
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Explore Indonesia’s flourishing arts, diverse religions, and contemporary social change on the islands of Java and Bali. From Bali’s rice terraces, temples, and art forms to Java’s mosques, temples, and street art, discover how a pluralistic society navigates tradition and modernity. Study agricultu
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There is something irresistible about London. Maybe it’s the sights like Big Ben or the Tower Bridge that already feel familiar. Or the international character evident in every neighborhood, where people of different cultural, ethnic, and socio-economic backgrounds live and work together. Whatever d
See All 26 ProgramsUniversity of Westminster, London
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The University of Westminster is a diverse and dynamic university located in the heart of London, England. Offering a vibrant learning environment and a commitment to education for professional life, one of our core aims since our foundation as the Royal Polytechnic in 1838. We offer a wide range of
Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
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This is a unique, tailor-made learning and living experience integrated with the academic quality of the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona. Our customized programs are for institutions and agencies that want to provide groups of international students with an educational experience at a university
Siena Italian Studies Program
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Participants are immersed in the Italian language and culture during a semester, academic year, or summer program. Courses include Anthropology, Art History, Cinema, Medieval History, Sociolinguistics, History of Italian Cooking, Business, and Creative Arts. Students live with local host families
Anatolia American University
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Anatolia American University offers you the opportunity to feel history come alive as you walk with us through olive groves, ancient sites, and thousand-year-old monasteries. While at Anatolia, build your resume by enrolling in certificate programs. Gain valuable hands-on experience through our Serv
Mente Argentina
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Embark on a dynamic academic journey in Buenos Aires with Mente Argentina’s Academic Semester Program. Designed for students eager to delve into Argentine culture and academic excellence, this program allows you to study at one of four prestigious universities. Whether aiming for a semester or a ful
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The China Career & Business Immersion Program pairs a real professional placement with a deeper layer of business, career, and cultural experience. Participants apply their academic background to hands-on projects in fields like Business, Marketing, Finance, Technology, E-commerce, and Engineering,
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The Freie Universität Berlin International Summer and Winter University (FUBiS) is an intensive academic program through which students can earn credits that may be counted towards their degrees at their home institutions. FUBiS sessions run for three to six weeks and take place both in summer and w
Spanish Institute for Global Education
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Would you like to embark on a life-changing university experience abroad? The Spanish Institute offers international students the opportunity to study for a semester or full academic year in Seville, one of Spain’s most vibrant and culturally rich cities. Our Study Abroad Program combines high-qual
Academic Programs Abroad (APA)
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Improve your French through an immersive academic experience while choosing courses across nearly any academic discipline in Paris. Designed for intermediate and advanced French speakers, this program combines the academic freedom of a French university experience with personalized support from APA'
See All 2 ProgramsHow to Study Music Abroad
Overview
Prepare to Study Abroad
Understand the benefits
Studying music abroad gives you front-row access to global soundscapes, cultural insight, and industry connections you simply can’t get at home.
- Learn where the music was born. From classical conservatories to jazz scenes or Afro-Caribbean rhythms, location matters when you're studying the roots.
- Stay sharp in an evolving field. International experience shows you're adaptable and in tune with a global industry that values collaboration across genres and borders.
- Build your creative and professional toolkit. Whether you're composing, performing, or managing, studying abroad helps you develop skills that go beyond the stage, like cultural fluency, self-reliance, and creative flexibility.
Things to know
Music study abroad comes with a few must-knows, especially when your instrument, schedule, and credits are in play.
- Course load - Make sure performance-based or theory-heavy classes will transfer cleanly to your home institution, and ask how much practice time or rehearsal space is included.
- Gear and storage - Traveling with instruments (especially larger ones) can be tricky. Ask programs if they provide rentals or safe storage options.
- Language and style fluency - You don’t need to be fluent in the local language, but learning a few phrases helps, especially when collaborating with musicians or navigating rehearsals.
Locations
Choose a Location
Your study abroad city sets the tone, both creatively and culturally. These places offer immersive, inspiring, and unique ways to study music.
Austria
Vienna isn’t just a classical music capital. It’s a place where the past and present constantly overlap. Study at world-renowned conservatories, explore opera and theory in depth, and catch modern performances in repurposed warehouses and indie venues.
Italy
Italy gives musicians a rare chance to study opera where it all began. But it’s not just about arias and orchestras. Rome, Milan, and Bologna have thriving scenes in jazz, indie, and electronic music, making it easy to blend tradition with modern creativity.
Spain
Spain offers a colorful blend of music traditions, from flamenco and folk to experimental and electronic. Study in cities like Barcelona or Granada, where you can take conservatory classes by day and catch intimate tablao performances or indie shows at night. It’s a perfect place to explore both heritage and innovation.
Getting Started
Tips & Advice
Planning a music study abroad trip can feel like prepping for a tour. There’s a lot to think about, and that’s also half the fun.
1. Get matched
Find music programs that match your genre, goals, and budget with the GoAbroad Online Advisor. Personalized recommendations are delivered straight to your inbox.
2. Choose a program
Head to MyGoAbroad to easily compare programs side by side without opening a million tabs. It’s a huge time-saver when you’re trying to find the perfect fit.
3. Decide when to go
Your choice of destination is beautiful year-round, but your ideal timing might depend on your goals and schedule:
- Summer: A popular time for short-term music programs, from jazz camps to traditional residencies. It’s flexible, fun, and easy to fit into your break.
- Fall: Many students choose this season for conservatory semesters or academic credit. It’s also prime time for auditions and fewer tourist distractions.
- Winter: This season works well for focused songwriting retreats or music festivals with a cozier vibe. A solid option if you’re short on time.
- Spring: An energizing time to study abroad. Programs often include cultural festivals, spring concerts, and plenty of chances to perform and collaborate.
4. Funding & scholarships
Studying abroad comes with plenty of fees and financial responsibilities, but you don’t have to cover it all alone. To help with costs like tuition, flights, or even your next set of strings, fill out our GoAbroad Scholarships & Deals application.
5. Apply
Click “Apply Now” or “Inquire Here” on the program listing you’re interested in, and a coordinator will walk you through the next steps.
6. Get your essentials
To make sure your trip goes smoothly, have these essentials ready before you go:
- Your passport should be valid for at least six months beyond your return date.
- Check if you need a student visa and apply early to avoid any last-minute stress.
- Book your flight, sort out housing, and get travel insurance so you’re covered in case anything unexpected comes up.
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August 29, 2026by: Mayra Duran - United StatesProgram: USAC Czech Republic: Prague - Politics, Culture, & the Arts
I took an architecture and a holocaust class during the summer and it was an incredible experience. I went by so fast and I wished I would have done a semester. One of the coolest things we did was tour the Franz Ferdinand's estate. The professors were so kind and passionate, you could tell they want to be there and the program felt like a family.
CPT is the BEST place to be!
August 27, 2026by: Chase Lawson - United StatesProgram: Study Abroad in Cape Town, South Africa with WorldStrides
Spending a semester in South Africa reshaped the way I see the world and the way I write about it. As a writing major and African and African American Studies minor, I took every history class I could fit into my schedule, learning about liberation movements, identity, and global interconnectedness right from the source. When I wasn’t in class, I was at the beach — literally every minute possible — journaling with my toes in the sand or doing yoga as the sun came up over the water. Spring break took me all the way to Tanzania, where new landscapes and new conversations stretched my perspective even further. I met people who became lifelong friends, the kind you still text years later because the bond formed abroad never really fades. More than anything, the experience gave me a deeper understanding of myself, my studies, and the world I want to help shape. Studying abroad didn’t just change my semester. It changed my life.

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!
I already miss Galway
August 20, 2026by: Felix Peña - United StatesProgram: USAC IRELAND: Galway - Irish Studies
Galway as a city was perfect in almost every regard: culturally rich, not too crowded, plenty of regular fun stuff to do. I couldn’t imagine better program advisors, they made most of the trip what it was. Finally, every excursion out to different parts of Ireland like the Cliffs of Moher or the Aran Islands was incredible.
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!

Viterbo changed my life!
August 19, 2026by: Serah Blackstone-Fredericks - United StatesProgram: USAC Italy: Viterbo-History, Art, Photography, & Journalism
I wrote this while I was abroad, and it felt correct to share in this space for anyone considering Viterbo. What a blessing to be studying abroad in Viterbo. Recently, I have been reflecting on what dropping into a community longterm offers. In having the opportunity and capacity to build a rhythm in a medieval Etruscan town, I am connecting with locals and learning so much about how life moves here in Viterbo. Italy, like the US has a lot of different vibes and paces from town to town and city to city. Viterbo is no different. Study abroad offers a unique opportunity to drop into a region and to feel out what life is like in a space very different than your own. Speaking Italian has offered me an incredibly unique lens to conversations with locals and those who are considered locals from other regions. Overall, they echo the same sentiments about Viterbo, something I have yet been able to see, and will need to process when I am away. Daily, everything closes down in the early afternoon, which is the hottest part of the day. It’s been incredibly hot overall, with some days reaching 38 degrees celcius. I feel I have adapted overall, but today was especially hot and last night was hard to sleep. As an anthropologist and musician, there have been so many opportunities to drop into playing music and connecting with historical sites, stories, and more. It was a bumpy transition into Italy as the student loan changes arrived on July 1st and I have been connecting with students who are expressing how their financial aid packages will be changing this fall. It’s a major moment of change in the world, and I am thankful to be experiencing it from a new space where I am gently adapting and becoming used to how many people enjoy smoking overall. I'll never be the same!

The Best 4 Months of My Life
August 19, 2026by: Courtney Goldner - United StatesProgram: SAI Study Abroad at Florence University of the Arts (Italy)
I genuinely had the best study abroad experience through SAI in Florence. I was able to live with 3 of my best friends and we loved our apartment so much! Although we weren't right in the city center by thew duomo, we found that we loved being across the river as we were more immersed in the culture by being in a neighborhood filled with locals. Outside of our housing and classes, we had so many opportunities to do different activities whether it was a cooking class or a gold leafing class. I could not recommend this experience enough!

The Best Experience of My Life!
August 18, 2026by: Sara Roberts - United StatesProgram: SAI Study Abroad at Florence University of the Arts (Italy)
I went to study abroad knowing nobody, completely throwing myself into a different culture across the world, and it was the best choice I made in my life. I met the most amazing people in the most amazing place, and I would choose to do it all over again if I could. Study abroad if you have the opportunity!
I miss it everyday!!
August 14, 2026by: Sofia Lerma - United StatesMy time as a University of Sussex student was a life changing opportunity. I got to grow and connect with people who I was able to explore with. I constantly reminisce on my time there and all that I got to do and for that I am grateful!
Memorable Moments with My FUBiS Classmates
August 12, 2026by: Myeong Kuk Kong - South KoreaProgram: Study Abroad in Berlin with FUBiS - Winter and Summer
I really enjoyed spending time with my classmates during the FUBiS program. Of course, taking classes together was an important part of the experience, but what I remember most are the moments we shared outside the classroom. Visiting the Olympic Park together was especially interesting because we were able to see an important part of Berlin while also spending time as a group. I also really enjoyed our trip to Potsdam. Walking around the city, seeing new places, and talking with my classmates made the trip feel very special. One of my favorite moments was going to a beer garden together after exploring Potsdam. We had time to relax, talk, laugh, and get to know each other better in a more casual atmosphere. These experiences made my time at FUBiS much more enjoyable and memorable, and I think they were a great opportunity to become closer to the people I met during the program.
Unforgettable Summer!
August 10, 2026by: Doreen Li - ChinaProgram: Study Abroad in Berlin with FUBiS - Winter and Summer
Overall, I really enjoyed the summer courses. The teachers were very nice, and the courses very interesting. The field trips and class excursions helped me a lot in learning about local history and culture.
It was a great experience
August 06, 2026by: Otta Perez del Pulgar Guerrero - SpainStudying at the University of Sussex as a Spanish exchange student has been one of the best experiences of my life. I felt welcomed from the very beginning, and the lecturers were always supportive and approachable. The campus is beautiful, the facilities are excellent, and Brighton is an amazing city full of culture and opportunities. I also met incredible people from all over the world, which helped me grow both personally and academically. This exchange has improved my English, broadened my perspective, and given me unforgettable memories. I would highly recommend the University of Sussex to any international student looking for a high-quality education and a truly enriching experience.

Ups and downs
August 06, 2026by: Natale Ireland - United StatesProgram: Study Abroad in Berlin with FUBiS - Winter and Summer
When I first arrived alot had happened that caused me to be stressed and regret ever going abroad, but the Fubis staff was there to help me refind my footing, with quick responses to pressing questions, fun experiences that allowed me to temporarily forget my worries, a counselor to help me work through my problems and find solutions to balance my mental health. The dorms also had a great vibe, full of friendly people that built a great community I don’t think I could have survived without.
Sussex is the best because of Brighton
August 05, 2026by: Caitlin G - AustraliaI did a year abroad from Australia at Sussex and it was genuinely an amazing year. Sussex is so progressive and community based, that there’s no ‘upper echelon’ groups or unapproachable people. Everyone at the uni is easy to talk to and friendly. Making friends was so easy. I joined the Salsa society; one out of literally a million choices of societies. Also, I’d argue that Sussex is as good as it is because you get to be abroad in Brighton. There’s no other city like it, so full of love and quirk. There’s ALWAYS something going on too, be it live music or festivals or arts or community activities. So bloody good and I’d go again in a heartbeat. Everybody really is in the same boat in Brighton and at Sussex, you’ll never feel judged.
Cross-Cultural Connections and Unforgettable Travels: My FUBiS Journey in Berlin
August 04, 2026by: Chanyoung Park - South KoreaProgram: Study Abroad in Berlin with FUBiS - Winter and Summer
My time at the FUBiS program at Freie Universität Berlin was an amazing experience. It was not just about studying—it was a truly special time that opened my eyes to the world and gave me memories I will treasure forever. First of all, the academic part of the program was wonderful. The classes had a very well-structured curriculum, which made learning both clear and exciting. The professors were passionate and encouraging, so I was able to enjoy every single lecture without feeling overwhelmed. Active class discussions and well-planned activities helped me stay fully engaged and learn a lot in a short amount of time. Beyond the classroom, the best part of the program was meeting wonderful people from all over the world. We had great discussions in class, and after school, we explored Berlin together. Talking with friends from different countries and sharing our daily lives helped me learn so much about various cultures and broad worldviews. Also, Germany’s location in Europe was perfect for traveling! Thanks to its central position, my new friends and I were able to take exciting weekend trips to neighboring cities and countries. Traveling together, seeing new places, trying local food, and making great memories was pure happiness. Even though I was far from home, I felt so happy and comfortable because I had such kind and fun friends around me. Making friends from around the world, taking well-organized classes, and traveling across Europe made my FUBiS journey an unforgettable gift. If you want to experience great education, meet fantastic people, and enjoy traveling, I highly recommend the FUBiS program!
A good experience
August 04, 2026by: J B - United StatesProgram: Study Abroad in Berlin with FUBiS - Winter and Summer
I have had a pleasurable time so far enrolled in the FUBiS summer program with FU Berlin. A well organized program in which I feel supported by their team. My courses are quite in depth for just 1 term of instruction and I feel I am learning a lot. I really enjoy excursion days, through them I have gotten to know the city a lot more and spent quality time considering my class topics. They are always available to help which has been a positive experience for me!
The month I went to Berlin
August 04, 2026by: Samuel Muñoz - ColombiaProgram: Study Abroad in Berlin with FUBiS - Winter and Summer
I think Fubis has been amazing. The whole university has made me feel a lot of things. Their teachers and professors are so nice and intelligent while the program is nuts. I do feel I have learned a lot from Fubis and from Berlin. I hope I could come back again in the future.
Amazing experience
August 03, 2026by: Ana Camila Hernández Pompa - ColombiaProgram: Study Abroad in Berlin with FUBiS - Winter and Summer
My experience at FUBiS has been amazing. The hole organization team was available in every moment, I appreciate all the activities that they proposed to us during the Term III. Particularly I liked the "Pathways to a better future" classes because of the professor's experience and topic knowledge. I knew Berlin as a tourist but coming here for a full month was a really nice and new experience for me. The experience of sharing dorm and being surrounded by people of different nationalities was the best part of this time and I hope to do not forget the amazing moments that I have had with the ones that now I can call, my new friends.
A Real British Student Experience!
July 31, 2026by: Astrid Gustafsson Höök - SwedenMy four months in Brighton were amazing! The university had organised a great reception for all visiting students, which made it easy to get to know people from all over the world. While living on campus, I also made close friends with the people I lived with. I was mostly happy with all my selected modules, and found the teachers to be friendly and dedicated! Brighton itself is the perfect size for a semester abroad and full of lovely cafés, restaurants, pubs, and clubs. I definitely recommend Sussex for your exchange!

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