CET Academic Programs
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CET Academic Programs is a program provider offering 12 abroad programs. Programs offered include Study Abroad, Internship, Volunteer, Intensive Language, and Research abroad programs in 9 countries such as China, Spain, Brazil, and Jordan.
CET Academic Programs is a study abroad organization that has been developing and operating innovative educational programs abroad since 1982. Originally “China Educational Tours,” CET began operations in Beijing, and today offers a varied portfolio of semester, summer, and customized programs for students around the world. Known for strong academics, professional program management, and supportive student services, CET strives to integrate participants into their host communities, adopt environmentally conscientious practices, and promote diversity, equity, and inclusion across all programs and operations.
For more information, visit our website at https://cetacademicprograms.com/.
Study Abroad with CET Academic Programs
"Advanced a lot in my language ability. Gained some cultural understanding."
A student The University of Texas at Austin
"I gained new perspectives, language skills, and friendships. Yes. "
Jaqueline F The University of Texas at Austin
"Yes, it was worth while. I made lifetime friends, became proficient in Japanese, ate delicious foods, saw beautiful sites and really dove into Japanese culture (maybe even more than the traditional foreign student)."
Shuan K The University of Texas at Austin
"I've learned a new language and about a culture different from mine. It was worthwhile. "
quique.garduno.9 The University of Texas at Austin
"I learned not only about the country, culture, but about myself. I have grown into a better, more prepared, more driven person. I definitely recommend studying abroad to a country out of your comfort zone, because only then will you grow."
erandy.marquez.3 The University of Texas at Austin
"It was completely worthwhile, I met some incredible people, and I had the time of my life. It opened my eyes to the world, and completely changed my life. I realized that I want to go abroad more, and live and work abroad, and see the world."
Griffin K The University of Texas at Austin
"It was worthwhile, I really improved my language skills."
Allison C The University of Texas at Austin
"I improved my language skills tremendously, I was immersed in a rich culture, I went places people only dream of going, made connections, memories and friends I'll know for the rest of my life. You really can't lose."
kelly S The University of Texas at Austin
"Learned more about the culture. "
A student Brandeis University
"My Chinese improved significantly and I definitely learned a lot about Chinese culture. After talking with many of the Chinese roommates I also learned much about what young Chinese people think and what their aspirations are."
A student Brandeis University
"There's too much to say about what was gained and learned, but certainly time abroad is always worthwhile."
A student Brandeis University
"I gained a deeper understanding of the Italian language and overall culture. It was definitely worthwhile."
A student Brandeis University
"much more fluent in italian, feel capable to live in another culture. being in a different environment alone made me realize some things about myself that i wouldn't notice if i never went into such a new environment. yes, worthwhile."
Breanna S Brandeis University
"I gained more self confidence in myself in terms of traveling alone and being away from family for a period of time. Yes it was worthwhile and I would do it over if I could to reemerge myself into the culture and Italian life like I did when I was there. "
A student Brandeis University
"I learned about a new region of Europe (for me), met great other American students, many of whom I'm close with and see regularly, and got to know a beautiful, exciting, enchanting city intimately for a semester."
Anna K Wellesley College
"I learned how to take care of myself in the hardest of times, especially with no help from the program. I became much more self-sufficient. I learned a lot about the Italian culture - far more than I expected to. It was worthwhile for the friendships I made and the things I learned, but I would never pick the same program again...."
Kimberly T Trinity University
"1. my Chinese language skill 2. my new friends. I don't think I would be able to find such good Chinese friend for elsewhere. I miss my roommate. 3. Chinese becomes one of my future job destination. And... It's worthwhile "
Duennapa S Clark University - Worcester
"I learned that if you want to get better at a foreign language, you really have to go all out for it. It can get really rough at times, what with massive pollution, large crowds, and a million hours of homework, but it really is one of the best things you can spend some of your college life doing. You make great friends and unfo..."
Caroline R The University of Texas at Austin
"I am ending the semester with a in-depth understanding of Chinese language and culture, with great new friends and incredible life experiences."
A student The University of Texas at Austin
"I gained different perspectives on how a person lives a life, what I can do with my major, and how I can live up to my university's model of "what start's here changes the world."
Tyra S The University of Texas at Austin
"I gained the ability to speak Chinese freely and listen fluently. The experience was definitely worthwhile, but I only said I wouldn't do it again because of how difficult it was. Not saying I don't like a challenge, but living in China is not something I'd want to do again right now."
Dillon K The University of Texas at Austin
"I learned a lot about myself. "
Dylan S Brandeis University
"Learned a great deal about Chinese people and chinese culture."
Michael S Brandeis University
"Personally, this experience gave me confidence in my ability to handle new and unfamiliar situations. It also showed me that living abroad is something I want to do again in the future, and hope to do soon! Academically, the program challenged me to think about Jewish history and lived experience in new ways. Overall I learn..."
Molly P University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
"I learned a crap ton of Arabic, but more importantly I learned how to be comfortable with my self and my constantly changing, tumultuous surroundings. I'd like to think I became a much stronger, confident, and braver person in Irbid. I came back to America feeling so at peace with everything, and I still carry that sentiment w..."
Jillian S Wellesley College
