The Fall Semester Abroad (FSA) programs provide an exceptional opportunity to teach and work with students overseas. Two Bates faculty lead each program, collaboratively or with one individual serving ...

The topic of "kids today" is revisited based on various experiences from a "Psychology of Living" class that was taught to ...

The Fall Semester Abroad Program was adopted by the faculty in 1985 and reviewed and extended in 1990. These guidelines are based on this legislation, a program review undertaken in 2000, and insights ...

During their college years, many students take advantage of their school's study abroad program. These types of programs allow students to spend one (or more) semesters in a foreign country, while ...

Study abroad programs provide students with life changing experiences, and some students turn these experiences into a lifetime of discovering the world. University of Delaware alumna Lisa Chieffo’s ...

What are the requirements to study abroad? For semester long programs undergraduate students must have completed their second year of school and have a GPA of at least 3.0 to study abroad. Graduate ...

See the deadlines and more details about these program types here, then once you determine the length and style of program for which you’re looking, start your search. Short-Term/Faculty-Led Study ...

Spring semester is here, and it’s the perfect time to think about studying abroad this upcoming fall! Most students choose to study abroad in the spring, and there’s even a common misconception that ...

Ideally everyone should have an opportunity to study abroad. For a student of French & Francophone Studies, living, studying, and working in a French-speaking country is a transformative experience.

Most programs are direct enroll or exchanges, meaning you take classes at a host university. Exchange programs (EAE) require a high level of independence and offer less support. Direct enroll programs ...