Emerson College
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Emerson College is a program provider offering 4 abroad programs. Programs offered include Study Abroad abroad programs in 3 countries such as United States, Netherlands, and Czech Republic.
Established in 1880, Emerson College is named for its founding president, Charles Wesley Emerson, an orator, preacher, and teacher. Over the years, the institution has evolved from a small New England school of oratory to a multifaceted college with an international reputation.
While Emerson remains committed to its historic mission as a specialized academic institution, its curriculum reflects the emergence of interdisciplinary study as a mode for teaching and learning, and affirms new directions for the fields of communication and the arts.
Throughout its history, Emerson has shown the capacity to respond to the changing educational demands within communication and the arts. It was the first college in New England to establish an educational FM radio station (WERS, 1949), now repeatedly identified in The Princeton Review as the number one student-run college radio station in the country. It was also among the first colleges in the nation to establish a program in children’s theater (1919) and one of the first colleges to offer undergraduate programs in broadcasting (1937).
The College’s other pioneering achievements include:
• Offered professional-level training in speech pathology and audiology (1935);
• Established a closed-circuit television broadcast facility, WERS-TV (1955);
• Created a Bachelor of Fine Arts in film (1972); and
• In 1980, the College initiated a comprehensive graduate-level program in professional writing and publishing—the first such program in the nation specifically designed to meet the expressed needs of the publishing industry.
The College has continued to innovate, adding a Master of Fine Arts in Media Art, a Master of Arts in Health Communication (in partnership with Tufts University School of Medicine), a Bachelor of Science in Marketing Communication, and an undergraduate program in Business and Entrepreneurial Studies.
For more information, visit our website at https://emerson.edu/departments/education-abroad-domestic-programs.
Study Abroad with Emerson College
"It wasn't abroad, but L.A. is a different world from what we from the East Coast are used to. Now I love California, I just detest L.A."
Laura D Emerson College
"It was cool to see so many different cultures and countries and it made me want to travel to other continents too."
Devin S Emerson College
"It was absolutely worth all the waiting and worrying! I met all of my goals. I learned about the industry and I built the confidence to continue pursuing a related career. I enjoyed living in Los Angeles and I plan to seek jobs there after college. "
Jasmyne P Emerson College
"I made a lot of great contacts and gained exposure to the working world of TV"
Alexander T Emerson College
"Yes"
Patrick F Emerson College
"It not only molded me into a respectful traveler, but made me realize the rest of the world is always an option. The U.S. is not the only place I have to look forward to anymore, because now i feel more comfortable to go out and give another country a chance."
Zahir M Emerson College
"it was long and difficult at times because you learn things about yourself that you never thought you would be able to put into words, it is life altering."
Regina C Emerson College
"It was incredibly worthwhile, although it may have broken my bank account. I learned so much about myself and the world around me and now I only have the desire to discover my own country now. "
Sara H Emerson College
"Best experience of my life so far."
A student Emerson College
"It changed my life. Anyone who has the opportunity should go. "
Matthew K Emerson College
"I was able to professionally mature in an engaging, cooperative environment. "
Sara P Emerson College
"Definitely a worthwhile experience!"
Kelly G Emerson College
"I gained independence. I no longer have to rely on anyone for anything. I made great friends I probably would not have met if I had not gone to the castle. I have a changed view of the world as a whole. "
Kendall S Emerson College
"The job yes if I were to do it again I might live alone not on site. "
Catherine D Emerson College
"Yes"
Kaitrin K Emerson College
"Honestly, the only bad thing I can say about my experience is that now I am really sad that it is over. It has helped solidify my interests in my major and now I have real life experience and contacts. "
Marissa G Emerson College
"yes."
Natalie G Emerson College
"Yes, it was what I expected it to be and beyond. I took classes and had my weekends to travel to various cities. It was amazing."
Ngawang C Emerson College
"Yes, because the traveling helped me learn about the world culturally."
Isaac M Emerson College
"Absolutely "
Katherine P Emerson College
"I'm a completely different person now, for the better. I'm so happy I did this."
Chelsea H Emerson College
"Absolutely. The experience was once in a lifetime and I feel so blessed to have had the opportunity. I learned a lot about the world and myself and I made an amazing and unpredictable group of friends. You don't even have to travel on the weekends; just being at the castle with everyone is a great experience in itself."
A student Emerson College
"My study abroad was absolutely worthwhile. I wouldn't change a thing. The experience of traveling alone or with a few friends to places I never thought to visit (Copenhagen, what?) and places I have always wanted to go (Paris!!) was awesome. I learned so much, both in and out of the classroom, and had ridiculous amounts of fun b..."
Amalie Emerson College
" I guess..."
Laura15 Emerson College
"Extremely. "
Lynne Emerson College
