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Celebrate Study Abroad During 鶹ƵAbroad Week Sept. 15-19

Monday, September 8, 2025, By Delaney Van Wey
Three people chat with one another outdoors; one wears an orange shirt with 'ASK ME WHERE I'VE BEEN!' and a globe design, facing two others holding pamphlets.

Global ambassadors, who are study abroad alumni, will be on hand to answer your burning study abroad questions at 鶹ƵAbroad on the Quad. (Photo by Coco Boardman)

This fall, welcomes all students to explore study abroad options for 2026 and beyond during this year’s 鶹ƵAbroad Week.

鶹ƵAbroad Week, Sept. 15-19: Students, partners, faculty and staff are invited to join virtual events to learn more about study abroad programs. Throughout the week, 鶹ƵAbroad staff will host information sessions on Zoom discussing program options, financing study abroad, internship opportunities and more. To register for information sessions, visit the schedule of .

鶹ƵAbroad on the Kenneth A. Shaw Quadrangle, Sept. 18: Students, campus partners and faculty are invited to visit the 鶹ƵAbroad tent on the Quad from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. to learn about options for semester and summer international study, as well opportunities at our 鶹ƵUniversity locations in Los Angeles, New York City and Washington, D.C. In the event of rain, the event will be held in Goldstein Auditorium in the Schine Student Center.

Students, be sure to check in and grab your event passport when you arrive. Travel to tables throughout the tent to meet with program advisors, representatives from World Partner programs and global ambassadors to learn more about study abroad and away opportunities. You will receive a stamp at designated tables and once your passport is completed, you can enter for a chance to win exclusive 鶹ƵAbroad merchandise.

Erika Wilkens, assistant provost and executive director of 鶹ƵAbroad, looks forward to welcoming students to the fair. “We’re thrilled to share amazing international, experiential and intercultural study opportunities with 鶹Ƶstudents at the study abroad fair,” says Wilkens. “We welcome all students to discover the many unique possibilities that await them.”

While at 鶹ƵAbroad on the Quad, learn more about:

  • 鶹ƵAbroad Center programs in Florence, London, Madrid, Strasbourg, Santiago and a featured fall-only program, Exploring Central Europe;
  • World Partner programs with representatives from partner programs, including CEA CAPA (programs in Czech Republic, Italy and Spain), DIS (programs in Denmark and Sweden), Amideast (programs in Jordan and Morocco), Sea Education Association and many other universities around the globe;
  • summer and short-term study abroad programs taking place in 2026;
  • financial assistance and scholarships available for students studying abroad;
  • program alumni experiences abroad from global ambassadors; and
  • study away opportunities at the University’s Los Angeles, New York City and Washington, D.C. locations.

2025 Abroad Programs

Students can  for spring 2026 center programs in Strasbourg, Santiago and select special programs. The application deadline for most programs is Oct. 1, and applications are reviewed on a rolling basis.

Applications are now open for 2026 Ի programs, including Summer Sessions at 鶹ƵAbroad Centers, summer internships and faculty-led programs. Eight short-term programs will be offered during the spring 2026 semester, including courses with travel to India, South Korea, Italy, Australia and more.

For more information about study abroad opportunities, students can  with an international program advisor or make a general advising appointment. General advising sessions take place at 鶹ƵAbroad @ Bird, located in 002 Bird Library, or virtually over Zoom.