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2021 Study Abroad Week

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Join the Global Education Office for a week of in-person and virtual sessions to learn how study abroad works at Vanderbilt!!

Get to know our program partners by looking at their pre-recorded videos to learn more about different program options!

Tuesday, September 7

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Partner Info Session - DIS in Scandinavia

7 September, 11am | Register to attend
At this partner info session, you'll hear directly from GEO's program partner about program options and highlights for Vanderbilt students.

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Study Abroad Open House (In-Person)

7 September, 12 - 2pm | Calhoun Hall Portico
At this in-person Study Abroad Week kick-off event, you will have the opportunity to meet and chat with GEO advisors about beginning your study abroad journey. Other offices on campus that support students as they study abroad, including staff from Office of Global Safety, Office of Immersion Resources, the University Registrar's Office, Financial Aid, Fellowships, and others will also be present. 

Sophomore Passport Series

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Study Abroad OverVU

7 September, 7pm | Watch recording
Are you a first or second year student interested in pursuing a study abroad experience? This session is where you can get started! Join the Global Education Office for this virtual Study Abroad OverVU to learn about the benefits of studying overseas and how study abroad works at VU!

Sophomore Passport Series

Wednesday, September 8

Partner Info Session - Georgia Tech Lorraine

8 September, 9:30am | Click here to attend
At this partner info session, you'll hear directly from GEO's program partner about program options and highlights for Vanderbilt students.

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Study Abroad Partner Fair (In-Person)

8 September, 12 - 2pm | Fleming Yard
Come meet representatives from GEO's study abroad partner providers in person to learn more about program options and get your questions answered!

Sophomore Passport Series

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STEM Study Abroad Info Session

8 September, 7pm | Register to attend 
Come to this STEM info session to learn about the many study abroad options available for engineering and other STEM majors. 

Sophomore Passport Series

Thursday, September 9

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Study Abroad & Immersion

9 September, 12pm | Watch recording
Join the Global Education Office and the Office of Immersion Resources to learn how you can use experiences abroad as building blocks for Immersion Vanderbilt.

Sophomore Passport Series

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Partner Info Session - The American University of Paris

9 September, 3pm | via Zoom
At this partner info session, you'll hear directly from GEO's program partner about program options and highlights for Vanderbilt students.

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Partner Info Session - CET Italy

9 September, 3pm | Register to attend
Attend this info session to learn about CET Italy programs in Florence and Siena. This session will cover academics, resident life, housing, and the application process. There will be an opportunity to ask questions as well.

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Partner Info Session - UIB Palma

9 September, 5pm | via Zoom 
Access code: palma21-22

At this partner info session, you'll hear directly from GEO's program partner about program options and highlights for Vanderbilt students.

Friday, September 10

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Partner Info Session - SLU Madrid

10 September, 9am | via Zoom
At this partner info session, you'll hear directly from GEO's program partner about program options and highlights for Vanderbilt students.

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Partner Info Session - The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

10 September, 10am | Register to attend
At this partner info session, you'll hear directly from GEO's program partner about program options and highlights for Vanderbilt students.

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Financing Your Study Abroad

10 September, 12pm | Watch recording
Curious how the financial aspects of your study abroad work? Join this info session to learn more about financial aid, budget sheets, and summer scholarships.

Sophomore Passport Series

Get to Know Our Program Partners

 

     Check out some more content below:

CIEE is a nonprofit study abroad and intercultural exchange organization that transforms lives and builds bridges between individuals and nations by sponsoring a wide variety of opportunities for the exchange of ideas and experiences. CIEE helps people develop skills for living in a globally interdependent and culturally diverse world, and contributes to a more peaceful global community by humanizing international relations. Visit their webiste: www.ciee.org/virtualfair

 

 

 

 

Frontiers Abroad’s unique program model seamlessly blends a multi-week field course component and a full semester on campus. There are two program options, Geology of New Zealand and New Zealand Earth Systems, both offering flexibility in tailoring courses to fit specific majors and interests.

 

 

 

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IFSA Viewbook: http://online.flipbuilder.com/egsz/oiqu/  

  IFSA You're Going Places Video: You're Going Places  

 

A world-renowned Irish university founded in 1592, Trinity is recognized for its academic excellence, transformative student experience, world-class research, and its many famous alumni — who include Oscar Wilde, Samuel Beckett, and Mary Robinson. Trinity’s historic campus is located in the heart of Dublin. VU students attend via the CASA consortium. Vistit their website: https://casa.education/dublin

Hebrew University is ranked number one in academic excellence by Israel's Council for Higher Education. Students come from over 70 countries around the world to study in classrooms with panoramic views of the 3,000 year old city of Jerusalem. In addition to their coursework, students have the opportunity to participate in an extensive program of cultural and social activities as well as supervised internships for credit and volunteer work around the city. Visit their website here: https://international.huji.ac.il/book/exchange-programs

Students who come to the University of Haifa International School for a semester or year will have an experience they will never forget! Our wide range of special track programs and courses fulfills any student's academic interest. Courses in the International School are taught in English by faculty from a variety of departments within the University of Haifa. All courses are academically accredited in accordance with the standards and criteria of North American and European universities. Visit their website here: https://uhaifa.org/academics/study-abroad

The Academic Year in Freiburg program (AYF) is located in the heart of Freiburg in southern Germany. Freiburg is known as one of the world’s greenest cities, mixing a sustainable ecosystem with a charming old-town feel. The program begins with a month-long intensive German Language course. At the start of the academic year, students choose from a variety of courses in diverse subject matters, such as German, History, Art History, Philosophy, Humanities, Sociology, Political Science, Business, Economics and more through the Albert-Ludwigs Universitat. Students also enroll in AYF-designed courses and participate in internships. This program is administered by the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Visit their website here: https://studyabroad.wisc.edu/program/?programId=24#
ADDITIONAL CONTENT

GEO: Frequently Asked Questions 

Get to Know Our Campus Partners

The College of Arts and Science offers students innovative and intensive academic experiences across the globe during the month of May. Whether on- or off-campus, these Maymester courses allow students to explore topics often only available in the summer and in ways that go beyond the traditional classroom setting. For many students, participating in the Maymester program is an incomparable adventure in learning.


Office of Student Financial Aid and Scholarships

During the academic year, Vanderbilt University meets students’ full financial need (as determined by the Office of Student Financial Aid and Scholarships) regardless of whether they study on campus or away. If the total estimated cost of a study abroad program exceeds the cost of a comparable term at Vanderbilt, the financial aid package can be increased to cover the difference. Please contact the Office of Student Financial Aid to discuss your financial plan.
The Global Education Office encourages students to apply for supplemental funding for study abroad. GEO hosts a scholarship competition which draws on the generosity of donors as well as the Office of the Provost to make funds available for Maymester and summer study. External scholarships for academic-year and summer study can be found
here.


Office of the University Registrar

The process for course evaluation is coordinated by the International Curriculum and Credentials Analyst in the Office of the University Registrar. Vanderbilt faculty determine all study abroad course equivalencies, including the number of credit hours a given course will count for.
Every course you take abroad needs to be evaluated by Vanderbilt faculty in order to earn Study Abroad/Away Credit back at Vanderbilt. This process determines how the course will count at Vanderbilt—or if it will count at all.