IES Abroad
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IES Abroad is a program provider offering 119 abroad programs. Programs offered include Study Abroad, Internship, Intensive Language, and Online Program abroad programs in 18 countries such as Netherlands, South Africa, The United Kingdom, and New Zealand.
IES Abroad provides opportunities for students to thrive abroad with program options that fit majors and interests—backed by a high-quality, immersive experience, on-site support, impactful financial aid, and an inclusive community.
IES Abroad experiences are:
- Priced for quality: The program fee includes tuition, housing, and health insurance, along with high-quality predeparture and on-site support, small class sizes, and the opportunity for field trips and immersive experiences.
- Fully supported 24/7: Time-saving visa support and trusted local staff to help with health, housing, and safety, no matter what comes up—or when!
- Designed to count toward graduation while offering a global perspective: Hands-on learning and excursions, led by respected experts in their fields, take your experience beyond the classroom to gain international exposure. We work with university partners to ensure program approval and credit transfer.
- Impactful with real career benefits: 65% of IES Abroad alumni say study abroad was very/extremely influential on their career path and 64% say it contributed to career advancement.
- Generously supported by $7.9 million in financial aid awarded annually: Need-based aid awarded to students applying from consortium member institutions expands access to study abroad.
Study Abroad with IES Abroad
"I gained cultural knowledge and really figured out that you can do anything you put your mind to."
A student Washington State University
"7 new countries, over 10 new cities, a plethora of cultural experience"
A student Trinity University
"How to communicate with people from all over the world YES"
Emma MacEachern Trinity University
"The trip was so worthwhile. I came home with a new sense of independence, a suitcase full of olive oil, and friends that I will cherish forever. "
Lena Dennington Trinity University
"Learned more French, gained insight to French culture, explored the wonderful city of Paris, explored Europe."
A student Trinity University
"I traveled a lot within Europe, so yes that part was worthwhile. "
Michael L Trinity University
"As someone who has been an international student for half of her life and so is pretty good at adapting to new environments and culture, I had less of a culture shock and homesickness than what is expected. That being said, Granada was different, new, exciting, and familiar by the end. You're in a way less-stressful environment ..."
A student Wellesley College
"I gained a new language, new friends, new knowledge, experiences that were once in a lifetime, new skills, hobbies, and cultural knowledge. That question is silly at this point. HELL YEAH it was worthwhile!"
Xavier Nelson Brandeis University
"The experience was definitely worthwhile. I learned a lot, especially how to move to a new country and establish a life there. "
A student Wellesley College
"VERY worthwhile. I got a very good understanding of what it means to be "European" and how different each country is despite the location. Classes revolve around history/ politics of Europe. "
A student Wellesley College
"I gained confidence in speaking Spanish."
A student Trinity University
"I learned a new language, culture, and grew a lot as an individual. I highly recommend anyone who is able, to study abroad. "
Avital Luny Brandeis University
"Difficult to sum up in a couple sentences but a lot about myself, especially while living in an entirely different culture from my own. Very worthwhile "
A student Brandeis University
"growing up and learning to be on my own. It was worth it"
Gabrielle G University of Hartford
"This was the most worthwhile experience I could ever imagine. As a foreign affairs major, this was the absolute best opportunity for me to learn about the world in an immersive and engaging setting. The faculty were incredible and always there to help or talk to. The classes were probably more challenging than most study abro..."
Jenna Rosenthal University of Virginia
"Spanish skills, adopted a new culture, experience traveling, being independent and learning how to work things out. "
Adrien L Trinity University
"got to be more independent. did not care about how much money i was spending "
Arantza Yuja Indiana University - Purdue University Fort Wayne / IPFW
"I gained valuable work experience, as well as experience working along side people from all over the world."
A student Indiana University - Purdue University Fort Wayne / IPFW
"I gained a sense of independence in an entirely new country and an appreciation for the beauty of the earth and outdoors. "
A student University of Virginia
"I learned a lot about myself, became more comfortable with myself, and gained a lot more confidence. Studying abroad gave me the opportunity to be away from my family and really understand what it means to take care of myself and be responsible. I also traveled by myself for the first time without family, not only travelling to ..."
Monica Chen Anonymous University
"It was absolutely worthwhile! I learned much more about myself and about the world than the content taught in my courses could have showed me. During breathtaking hikes, I had long moments of silence and reflection. During transiting experiences (that I was not used to because I have always had a car), I became more comforta..."
Max Sievers Hope College
"I gained a sense of adjusting to another culture. Yes it was extremely worthwhile"
A student Trinity University
"Very worthwhile. I gained lifelong friends, had once-in-a-lifetime experiences, and grew exponentially on a personal level."
A student Saint Anselm College
"Historical Sites and city navigation "
Linsey Dudock Marywood University
"I learned the importance of money management, appreciating other cultures, and being self-sufficient. Most importantly, I learned how crucial it is to take chances, despite the fact that they may seem frightening. "
Cameron Reichbach University of Richmond