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Welcome UST Students!
Study abroad is an amazing journey. Each year over 800 UST students study abroad, and they will tell you it was one of the best things they did while a student here.
Choose from short-term or semester/year opportunities.
General Updates
Interested in studying abroad? Come to a First Step Session![more info]
Short-Term Program Updates
January Term 2009 Programs still have openings!
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January Term 2009 Application Materials
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J-Term Programs for First-Year Students
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J-Term Orientations – save the date!
- UST-sponsored: November 21st, 3-6pm
- UMAIE-sponsored: November 22nd, 12:45pm-5pm
More information soon on locations.
Semester/Year Program Updates
IES Abroad will have an information table in the Grill on Wednesday, October 8th from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. IES sponsors programs in Europe, South America and Asia.
"Studying abroad opens your eyes to many new opportunities and possibilities. Before I went, I did not realize what a bubble I lived in."
"From this, I realized just how important it is to explore and travel new lands and to discover the infinite opportunities there are in the world for me."
"How many times do you get the chance to fulfill general education requirements in Rome?"
"I have actually taken all of my courses abroad to fulfill requirements - they just happened to be in exotic locations."
"A wise old man from Belize once told me that he has not worn shoes in over twenty years. Take your shoes off for a while and view things from his perspective."
"This was the first time I was "given" a city and told to explore"
"Costa Rica is not a developed nation and it was great to see people who are satisfied in life without all of the possessions we think are necessary."
"On top of that, for anyone studying a language, being able to speak the language outside of the classroom speeds up your knowledge of that language exponentially."
"I have actually taken all of my courses abroad to fulfill requirements - they just happened to be in exotic locations."
"A wise old man from Belize once told me that he has not worn shoes in over twenty years. Take your shoes off for a while and view things from his perspective."
"This was the first time I was "given" a city and told to explore"
"Costa Rica is not a developed nation and it was great to see people who are satisfied in life without all of the possessions we think are necessary."
"On top of that, for anyone studying a language, being able to speak the language outside of the classroom speeds up your knowledge of that language exponentially."
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