Study Abroad
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Toggle ItemWhat is Study Abroad?Study Abroad is guided by a BYU professor in the field and offers lectures, study, and research on-site. Field trips to important locations of cultural and historical significance support the program's academic aims and bring to life theory and principles gained in the classroom.
These trips are usually a semester long, filled with new adventures and experiences. This is an experience you will not want to miss! -
Toggle ItemWhat are the benefits?Study abroad offers numerous benefits. Study abroad will challenge your intellect, build your character, uplift you spiritually, and enable you to participate in lifelong learning and service. You will also have the opportunity to spend a whole semester in a different country experiencing different cultures, foods, and people.
Study Abroad is a great way to receive credit while traveling, learning, and growing. -
Toggle ItemOpportunitiesVisit the Kennedy Center and browse options for study abroad and internships. You can find information about study abroad destinations, dates, costs, and program expectations. Information on how to apply and application deadlines is also available through the Kennedy Center.
Some study abroad programs are only available to specific majors, but there are programs where anyone can participate and receive general credit. -
Toggle ItemHow do I start?Visit the Kennedy Center in 237 HRCB to view study abroad opportunities and learn more!
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Toggle ItemCan I receive credit?Students should not worry about going abroad and missing out on time at school. Each study abroad offers unique classes that can count towards students' majors and general university credits.
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