Study Abroad Programs

Promoting Study Abroad and Exchange Programs

The Office of International Education provides educational opportunities to students who are interested in studying abroad and studying away. It is our belief that one of the best ways for our students to prepare themselves in the global world is to visit different parts of the world. Currently, we have sent students to our international partner schools, and also are working closely with our international partner universities, our sister universities in UNC system and other outside agencies such as Frederick Douglas scholarship and National Student Exchange to provide hundreds of study abroad and study away opportunities to our students. Furthermore, the Office of International Education support FSU faculty-led short-term study abroad and short courses for our students.

Students

Study abroad is an amazing opportunity for undergraduate students! Students who study abroad can further develop their interpersonal and cognitive skills, their professional development, their job prospects, and more. If you’re interested in studying abroad, send either Dr. Vasquez or Ms. Sartain an email and we can help you get started! If you already know what program you’re going on (particularly if it’s faculty-led), go ahead and fill out the Student Study Abroad Application below to start your process.

Where do you want to go?

Student Study Abroad Application

Faculty

We encourage and support FSU faculty to lead short-term study abroad programs. If you are interested in conducting study abroad, please complete the Study Abroad Faculty-Led Program Proposal.

Study Abroad Opportunities

• Boren Awards
• CIEE College Study Abroad Opportunities
• ISEP Direct Programs
• Critical Language Scholarship Program
• Gilman Scholarship Program
• Douglass-O’Connell Global Internship
• Benjamin A. Gilman Scholarship
• The U.S. Student Fulbright Program
• The Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) Fellowships
• Other Study Abroad Scholarships

Please visit our office for information of these scholarship programs