Boston University
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Boston University is a program provider offering 41 abroad programs. Programs offered include Study Abroad and Internship abroad programs in 9 countries such as The United Kingdom, Ireland, Spain, and France.
At Boston University, global learning is at the heart of our mission to prepare students for meaningful impact in an interconnected world. Through BU Study Abroad, we offer one of the largest and most diverse portfolios of university-run international programs in the United States. With more than 80 programs in over 20 countries, our students have the opportunity to live, learn, and engage in communities across six continents.
Our programs are academically rigorous and designed to align with students’ fields of study. Many of our signature offerings integrate classroom learning with practical experience through internships, research placements, and service opportunities abroad. Whether it’s studying public health in Geneva, completing a film production internship in Los Angeles, or exploring global business in Shanghai, students gain real-world experience while earning BU credit.
In addition to our international sites, we offer domestic study away programs in cities like Washington, D.C., New York, and Los Angeles—providing further flexibility and professional development options. All BU Study Abroad programs are supported by dedicated staff, both on campus and in-country, to ensure that students receive the academic, cultural, and personal support they need for a successful experience.
As a global research institution, we are committed to helping students expand their perspectives, challenge assumptions, and develop the skills needed to thrive in today’s global landscape. At Boston University, studying abroad isn’t just about travel—it’s about transformation.
For more information, visit:
https://www.bu.edu/abroad/
Study Abroad with Boston University
"This may sound a little cliché but I definitely grew and became a more complete person in Padova. I've become more out-going, responsible and better at interacting with my life. "
Allison R Tufts University
"yes! gained so much independence i never had here."
Rachel B Providence College
"I have learned to judge things less quickly, to navigate myself around busy cities and up and down the coast of a county, to work real hours at an internship and to treasure all connections made, even halfway around the world."
Anita D Villanova University
"Yes. I would strongly consider moving to Sydney. "
Christi D Villanova University
"It was one of the best experiences of my life. I'll never forget the friends I made and the moments we shared together. Going abroad had made me appreciate life in the US so much more. "
Rosy K Providence College
"Yes, i am more confident and I gained personal and professional experience from my study abroad. I also grew academically and living somewhere else for four months as a student is a once in a lifetime opportunity every student should take advantage of."
Katherine F Providence College
"yes"
lael H Villanova University
"yes"
lael H Villanova University
"Confidence"
Stephanie S Valparaiso University
"Yes. Completely worthwhile."
Liz M Villanova University
"Yes, it was a great experience and definitely changed my views and plans. I would recommend studying abroad to everyone. "
Leah-Marie B Villanova University
"My career plans were not really altered by the program. I was given a greater appreciation for other cultures, particularly how they view the U.S."
Thomas M Villanova University
"My study abroad experience was definitely worthwhile. I would do it again in a heartbeat."
Christina L Providence College
"I studied journalism even though I focus on literature studies at school. The program both increased my interest in journalism and proved to me that I can pursue it as a career. I also became much more interested in world cultural studies and politics."
Jorge L Providence College
"On one hand, learned that being a foreigner can be more frusterating than fun, learned that misunderstandings are fact of life, specifically within the context of a foreign culture... On the other hand, learned that the most fundamental of human experience and emotion surpass any language or culture barrier...."
Lindsey S Valparaiso University
"It was worth it for the internship part of the program. The staff could have handled different issues that many students had in a bit more of a compassionate manner, and if there was less of a focus on schoolwork and assignments while working full-time at the internship, I feel I could have profited more from experiencing daily ..."
Danijela B Valparaiso University
"I learned so much, and despite not taking classes I was majoring in, I feel as if I learned valuable information. London is a great city and buzzing with different people and cultures and history, a great place to spend the semester."
Jonathon S Fordham University
"Yes"
Jennifer A Providence College
"My study abroad experience was amazing and I would without a doubt do it all over again. I gained a vast amount of cultural knowledge, of Ireland as well as many other European countries. I have become so much more well rounded as a person as I have gained better self-awareness, and global- awareness. I have definitely grown as ..."
A student
"I have realized an increased interest in global affairs. I am glad I went alone and have learned a great deal of self-growth."
Erica V Providence College
"Yes."
Anne- Claudia M Providence College
"Absolutely, I can't imagine going through four years of college without having this experience. It was amazing."
Tara M Providence College
"Yes, work helped me reaffirm that it is something I would like to do in the future. I would also wish to work in london after I graduate. "
Brendan F Providence College
"My study abroad experience was worthwhile in that it confirmed my interest in Irish history and reinforced my desire to write my senior thesis on the conflict in Northern Ireland. "
Patrick L Harvard University
"I loved the chance to be exposed to a different culture and learned a lot from the experience. I am now planning to minor in the language and continue taking courses related to the culture of Spanish-speaking regions."
Anna V Harvard University
