Brigham Young University (BYU)
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Brigham Young University (BYU) is a program provider offering 22 abroad programs. Programs offered include Study Abroad abroad programs in 12 countries such as The United Kingdom, China, Japan, and Singapore.
Brigham Young University (BYU), through its David M. Kennedy Center for International Studies, offers a comprehensive array of study abroad programs designed to provide students with immersive global experiences that complement their academic pursuits. These programs span various disciplines and destinations, enabling students to engage deeply with different cultures while earning academic credit.
BYU's study abroad offerings include faculty-led programs, internships, and direct enrollment opportunities in countries such as Spain, Ecuador, France, and the United Kingdom. For instance, the Spain Study Abroad program allows students to explore Spanish language and culture, while the Ecuador Kichwa-Waorani Project offers insights into indigenous communities and environmental issues.
Additionally, the London Theatre program immerses students in the vibrant performing arts scene of London, providing firsthand experience with renowned theatres like the National Theatre and the Globe Theatre.
To support students financially, BYU offers various scholarships and experiential learning funds. Students are encouraged to begin their journey by exploring available programs through the Kennedy Center's "Find Your Program" tool and following the outlined steps on the "How to Study Abroad" page.
Comprehensive resources, including application guidelines and travel policies, are provided to ensure students are well-prepared for their international experiences.
For more information and to explore the full range of study abroad opportunities, students can visit the BYU Kennedy Center's website at kennedy.byu.edu.
Study Abroad with Brigham Young University (BYU)
"I learned so much about England and gained a love for all of it's history and culture. You also learn a lot about yourself when you are isolated in a foreign country with students who you don't know very well. I highly recommend having this experience!"
A student Brigham Young University
"I learned a lot about church history and saw some important historical sites. The experience was well worth it. "
Katie C Brigham Young University
"I learned that people are similar wherever you go. They have very similar problems and similar concerns. However, I was able to learn how historically people have dealt with those problems and how that has affected us today. I learned more about culture and attitudes than I would have just reading about it because I learned i..."
A student Brigham Young University
"I really felt that we got a good mix of being in the culture and being able to be tourist and see a lot of places. We lived in dorms for a month in Shanghai and I really got a feel for college life in China and I was able to see a part of their culture that I would have never seen. "
Trenton B Brigham Young University
"I gained an appreciation for the varieties of English. It was worthwhile because I managed to find time to enjoy a variety of cultural experiences. "
Jacob N Brigham Young University
"It was absolutely worthwhile! I learned so much about early Church History and gained such a stronger testimony in so many areas. I feel more confident with the knowledge that I will need as a missionary, as well as study habits, public speaking, and teaching."
maria.lydiksen Brigham Young University
"Learned history, culture, literature, and overall felt I was very immersed in British culture. I really gained a love for the place and the people. I want to come back to England again!"
LJN92 Brigham Young University
"I learned a lot about the subjects we studied. I gained valuable experience while practicing critical analysis and research techniques in our internship class. It was worthwhile."
A student Brigham Young University
"Yes. I especially enjoyed our business visits. I would have liked more of them, though."
A student Brigham Young University
"It was definitely worth the experience! I feel like we saw enough and experienced enough of a difference in luxuries, habits, language, culture and religion that we were filled with gratitude and a realization of how much we really have in America. I feel satisfied with the experience, and hope to return to China someday."
katcmecham Brigham Young University
"It was a short program (two weeks), but my favorite parts were spent with the locals. That is when you learn the most, and enjoy the experiences the most."
A student Brigham Young University
"It was very worthwhile. I felt that my language skills improved a great deal."
A student Brigham Young University
"I learned independence and how to mesh yourself into a different culture so that you can experience the most. "
A student Brigham Young University
"Filled out the gaps in my understanding of Europe's culture and history. Better understood the approach of Spanairds to life. Yes, it was worthwhile. "
A student Brigham Young University
"I gained so much. I gained being more confident in making new friends, trusting one another, doing things that i would never do before. It was definitely worthwhile. "
elizabeth.lin2010 Brigham Young University
"I gained so much knowledge from this experience. It was absolutely worthwhile and I would do it again in a heartbeat. "
A student Brigham Young University
"The Oxford program was inspiring. From the moment I arrived, I felt an energy within the group. Everyone had different passions and backgrounds, but we were all united in wanting to use our talents to change the world. But it wasn’t just the group; it was the place. There is a depth to Oxford that is hard to put into words. As w..."
A student Brigham Young University
"I learned a lot from my peers. We were all different, but we all had a quality or more than one quality, that was a great addition to the group as a whole. We grew spiritually as we were able to share our testimonies and pray together at devotionals, family home evening, and church services. We learned from our experiences toget..."
Amy P Brigham Young University
"That there are so many wonderful beautiful things in this world, there are so many different kinds of people, even ones from our own country that you might not know very much about. I loved this experience. I learned how much i sincerely love nature and the outdoors. "
A student Brigham Young University
"It was absolutely worthwhile. Very eye-opening! The perfect supplement to my dance studies at BYU. "
Kelli F Brigham Young University
"I gained a greater testimony of the Gospel of Jesus Christ and His plan for me. I gained lasting friendships and people skills. I learned about who I am. It was the best six weeks of my life. So worth it."
Kevin F Brigham Young University
"I learned about quality theatre and about the history in London. It was definitely worthwhile. "
Alexandra B Brigham Young University
"I gained cultural exposure and business exposure to international companies. Definitely worthwhile."
A student Brigham Young University
"That China has some very interesting and innovative engineering feats. Also, they have some "Mega" problems and really neeed to pool all their resources to address them. But there is no better way to learn innovation than by seeing it."
Derek W Brigham Young University
"I learned so much about myself and became a better person because of this experience. I also discovered a deeper love for theatre than I already had and gained a desire to travel more outside of the USA. I might even move to London and immerse myself in the culture and theatre scene there because of this experience."
lola.danielson Brigham Young University
