STUDY ABROAD
Make the World your classroom!
Studying abroad is an exciting opportunity that allows you to expand your academic, personal, and cultural horizons, and any student who has earned at least 24 credit hours is eligible to take advantage of this experience.
Reasons to study abroad:
- Broaden your horizons
- Meet unforgettable people
- Make invaluable connections
- Gain new insights and outlooks
- Learn and master new skills and languages
- Invest in your future career
- Earn credit toward your ·¬ÇÑÊÓƵ degree
While the process may feel overwhelming at first, especially if you have never studied abroad before, you are not expected to figure it out on your own. Getting started can be as simple as asking questions and seeking guidance. Reviewing the resources below is a great way to better understand the process, requirements, and timelines.
Incredible study abroad opportunities await you, and our office will help you find the right fit.
Your first step to your study abroad experience is to research programs that you are interested in. You would want to consider the following:
- How long you wish to study abroad.
- Which semester works best for your program and goals.
- Languages that you are comfortable learning in, and if you want to improve your language proficiency.
Consult with the professionals:
- Sit down with ·¬ÇÑÊÓƵ's study abroad advisor to discuss your interests and make a plan.
- Schedule a meeting with your academic advisor to discuss your interest in studying abroad. You will need your advisor's approval to participate in a study abroad experience.
- Review the courses being offered and determine with your advisor how they will fit in your curriculum.
- Complete a Study Abroad Transfer Credit Request form.
- This form can be found on or in the Registrar's Office.
Apply for your study abroad program: Deadlines can vary
- October (Spring Semester)
- February (Summer)
- March (Fall Semester)
·¬ÇÑÊÓƵ currently maintains partnerships with two of the most reputable study-abroad providers in the world - and . Both CIEE and API offer programs worldwide and coordinate all aspects of the experience, including academics, housing, and weekend excursions. The current arrangements with these two organizations also allow students to easily transfer credits towards their ·¬ÇÑÊÓƵ degree programs and to use their current financial aid package towards the cost of the experience.
Students may search for study abroad programs by region or country, by the semester desired, or by degree field. For quick and easy search tools, follow these links:
Students can also choose to study a semester as an exchange student at Kookmin University, our partner university in Seoul, South Korea.
Study Abroad Cost
Program costs vary by destination and provider; please refer to the specific program page for a detailed breakdown of expenses and what is included in the program fee.
Financial Aid
Most federal, state, and institutional financial aid can be used toward education abroad programs, and many merit scholarships are also applicable. Financial aid is disbursed on the first day of the university’s fall, spring, or summer semester, regardless of your program’s start date. Plan to cover any upfront expenses, e.g., airfare, visa fees, and deposits, before your financial aid is released.
Scholarships
Additional scholarships might be available. You can find information about scholarship opportunities on the main information page of your intended program. Deadlines are strict for these scholarships.
Vaccinations and Health Screenings
You may be required to receive specific vaccinations or health screenings before arriving at your destination. Visit the database for country-specific health and safety information.
Health Insurance
You are required to have international medical insurance. Some programs include this benefit in their package. Look into your program to understand your responsibility for medical and accident coverage.
Below you will find several links that may be useful in planning your study abroad experience. As always, if you do not find the answer you are looking for, please do not hesitate to send us an email at studyabroad@husson.edu and schedule an appointment.
- State Department database for useful information about your destination.
- includes helpful travel tips and info on what to see and do while studying abroad.
- Up to date currency rates and an easy to use conversion tool.
For more information
| Name |
Phone and Email | Address |
|---|---|---|
Michael J. FoxVice President for Enrollment Management |
207.941.7175 foxm@husson.edu |
122B Peabody Hall ·¬ÇÑÊÓƵ 1 College Circle Bangor, Maine 04401 |