And now, the moment you’ve all been waiting for… We have finalized the line-up for the 2018 faculty-led programs! If you are unfamiliar with our faculty-led programs, they are essentially study abroad opportunities during the winter, spring, and summer breaks led by Towson faculty, ranging from 2-6 weeks. Without further ado… Color Key: light green represents Minimester programs, dark… Read more 2018 Faculty-Led Program Announcement!
Thoughts from Brianna James, Peer Advisor. Naturally, each student preparing to go abroad has their own set of concerns. As a student who’d booked their flight a day too early, had never been out of the country before, and had never even been on a plane, I think it’s safe to say I fit the… Read more Studying Abroad as a Student of Color
We are thrilled to announce our new TU Exchange Program in the Czech Republic! What is an exchange program, you ask? At Towson University, an exchange program is a study abroad program at one of our partner universities abroad. They send us students and we send them students. These programs are offered in the spring… Read more Czech it Out! Why You Should Study in Prague
Veterans represent a growing population on college campuses, and that means more students that should study abroad! Plus, if you receive G.I. Bill educational funding, you could be traveling for little to nothing! Check out thoughts from Chris Powell, the Study Abroad Office Veteran Liaison, on studying abroad as a Veteran. Thoughts from Chris Powell,… Read more Advice for Veterans Studying Abroad
Thoughts from Lyndsi Jones, Peer Advisor There are some topics that are considered mildly “taboo” on college campuses. Who receives financial aid? Or whose parents never went to college? Or who is struggling with a mental illness that goes deeper than the typical college stress and anxiety? Because these topics are usually avoided even among… Read more Why It’s a Myth That You Can’t Study Abroad if You Don’t Have Money
The Study Abroad Office and the Center for Student Diversity have partnered to provide programming specifically suited to students that are not traditionally represented in study abroad. Please join us at the following events so we can show you how truly accessible study abroad is for everyone! Discussion Series Schedule of Events: February 22nd, 12-2pm … Read more “I, Too, Am Study Abroad” Spring 2017 Discussion Series
Now’s the time to start planning ahead. Take a look at what we have on tap for Summer 2017 faculty-led programs! Application deadline: March 15th *Countries shaded in cobalt blue and teal are locations of summer programs Communication and Global Competence in Barcelona, Spain Culture and Psychology: Italy from a Psychological Perspective Education, Ethics, and… Read more Where Will You Go This Summer?
One of the most stressful parts of the study abroad process is figuring out the flight situation. We know how complicated and confusing it can feel, but we’re here to help you make sense of it all! Below we’ve outlined five main things you should keep in mind when booking your flights. Take advantage of… Read more Tips for Booking Your Study Abroad Flight
The Fund for Education Abroad is a philanthropic organization that was created in 2010 to fulfill the need for an independent study abroad scholarship provider. Thanks to the generous donations of individuals and corporations, FEA is able to grant scholarships of up to $10,000. FEA is looking for students from traditionally underrepresented groups as well… Read more Fund for Education Abroad Scholarship
Thoughts from Peer Advisor, Alie Waller Studying abroad is notorious for fostering cross-cultural experiences and forcing students out of their comfort zones. Spending time in a foreign country, whether it be for 2 weeks or 2 years, bestows invaluable life lessons upon the traveler that may not be experienced had they never taken that first… Read more So You’re Studying Abroad During an Election Year…
