Undergraduate Study Abroad

Although the University is closed for some time for Winter Break, there are still important steps you can take to start or continue planning for study abroad. We recommend you take the following steps to move your study abroad plans forward:

  • Confirm that you have a current passport that will be valid 6 months after you plan to return from your study abroad program. For example, if your intended study abroad program will end around December 2025, you should ensure your passport is at least valid through May 2026.
  • Watch Study Abroad 101 Video - this will be a great way for you to learn the basics of the study abroad planning and application process. 
  • Conduct Research on Study Abroad Program Options Independently - As you explore programs, we encourage you to take note of any questions that come up and bring them to an advising appointment in January.
  • Review Upcoming Deadlines to make sure you’re staying on track to submit an application by the deadline. Please note that the first deadline for Fall 2025 programs is February 1st, 2025, just days after you start spring classes.
  • Schedule an appointment with an advisor - appointments are available throughout December up until the start of Winter Break and resume the week of January 6th. Plan ahead and schedule an advising appointment now.
  • Start an application - Fall 2025 and full year 2025- 2026 applications will be available in mid-December, just before Winter Break. If you know which study abroad program you’re interested in, get started with an application. Winter Break is a great time to get your application submitted!