SAI Programs
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SAI Programs is a program provider offering 17 abroad programs. Programs offered include Study Abroad, Internship, Volunteer, Graduate Program, and High School abroad programs in 4 countries such as Italy, Spain, High School Study Abroad, and France.
SAI has been designing high-impact study abroad program experiences in Europe since 1995. Through partnerships with some of the finest universities and specialized schools available to English-speaking students, SAI Programs offers immersive semesters, summers, and short-term programs that blend rigorous academics with rich cultural engagement. Students can pursue studies in areas such as design, business, humanities, social sciences, and the arts while living in some of Europe’s most dynamic cities.
At the heart of SAI Programs is a commitment to meaningful learning, creativity, and personal growth. Each program encourages participants to explore the connections between self, community, and culture, fostering global awareness, professional development, and social responsibility. SAI’s experienced teams in both the U.S. and Europe provide comprehensive support—from pre-departure advising to on-site orientation, emergency assistance, housing, excursions, and cultural activities—so students have a safe and well-supported experience abroad.
SAI study abroad is intentionally focused on Europe and works closely with local partners to highlight the unique historical, cultural, and contemporary context of each location. Programs are interdisciplinary by design, giving students the flexibility to build an academic path that fits their goals while deepening their understanding of the host country’s role in today’s global landscape. With a personalized approach to advising, student services, and academics, SAI Programs aims to deliver an inspiring, transformative study abroad experience for every participant.
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Study Abroad with SAI Programs
"I learned how to explore the world and take chances in new surroundings. "
EmilyM Providence College
"I learned so much about other cultures and ways of lives throughout Europe, everything I did was most definitely worthwhile"
almond.joy.56 Lehigh University
"Studying abroad was such much more than an academic endeavor. It was just as much an experience of personal growth as it was scholastic learning. You are able to learn so much about yourself and your passions while learning how to live on your own as an independent and mature young adult. You are able to visit places that most p..."
Christie L Stephens College
"That I can live any where and be fine. But I already knew that. I had fun any way!"
A student Austin College
"I loved becoming more and more like a local and speaking the language was amazing. The people there are so sweet and interesting. I learned that the world is a big place full of different people and cultures who will change you forever. Every person I spoke to impacted me, the culture changed me and I don't think about things bl..."
A student University of Arkansas - Fayetteville
"I have learned how to adapt to my surroundings well and make many friends in unknowing situations. "
Traci B University of Texas - Arlington
"I learned to become a bit more independent, and to see how other cultures live. Definitely worth it"
A student Indiana University - Bloomington
"I learned valuable skills about living and thriving in different environments while adapting to new cultures. It was absolutely worthwhile. "
A student Indiana University - Bloomington
"I gained a world of knowledge in and out of the classroom. This is the single most worthwhile thing I have ever done in my life and I am unable to fathom something that could be better."
Nathan C Suffolk University
"I learned the material from the courses I took, however, I feel that in a semester abroad the things you learn from books are never as important as the things you learn outside of the classroom. Of course it was worthwhile, and there aren't really words to explain exactly what I have learned or gained from my experience, but I ..."
A student Austin College
"I was able to completely immerse myself in another culture and learn as much as I could about it. I wouldn't trade the experience for anything in the world. "
Laura S Indiana University - Bloomington
"Yes, it was definitely worthwhile to go abroad and I recommend it to everyone!"
emily.neuman.5 University of Arkansas - Fayetteville
"The greatest lasting impact was philosophical- I considered myself a fairly global citizen beforehand, but bargaining for veggies in the San Lorenzo Market and drifting down the canals of Venice opened universes for me. "
A student Pace University
"It was absolutely worthwhile, it was the time of my life. "
A student Indiana University - Bloomington
"I gained too many things to count"
A student Suffolk University
"Many skills and knowledge both about the culture of Italy, the behavior of locals and foreigners, life skills"
gabriella.cutrone.5 Pace University
"Too much to say!! Amazing friends and experiences-- Can't put in to words what it was like to start fulfilling the dream of seeing the world. "
A student University of South Carolina - Columbia
"I gained a sense of independence and self-reliance that you can't get from staying in the U.S. No matter how far away your home is from your home school, it is easy to call mom or dad and figure it out. In Italy, there are obstacles in the way and overcoming them will make you stronger person."
Patrick S University of South Carolina - Columbia
"I could speak forever about how worthwhile my two trips abroad have been. I wish I could've stayed forever, and it's only a matter of time before I figure out the next way I can get back there. I have gained life-long friends from all over Europe and all over America that I made wonderful memories with. I gained knowledge about..."
Kelsie S University of South Carolina - Columbia
"I feel like it will take months before I realize how much I have truly changed and benefitted from this experience. At this time, I can definitely say that I gained a greater sense of independence, confidence, and international competence. I have been completely invigorated by four months of travel and culture, and I have gained..."
Grace R The College of William and Mary
"I gained so much. I have learned so much about myself and so much about the world. It was definitely worthwhile and everyone should go abroad if they have the chance."
U4d66b1b5c3691 Austin College
"Definitely a worthwhile experience. So much so that I stayed two semesters. I gain so much knowledge about myself and how I can adapt in a different culture. It has further influence my career goals to look more at international law and international business."
Stuart M St. Edward's University
"I loved Italy so much that I have concidered finding a way to move there and become a citizen. It is very nice to live in a place that is not so commercial, where you can buy produce that is actually fresh and ripe, and the family is more important than work. It has shown me that the whole world is not the same, and that piece..."
Melissa M Florence University of the Arts
"I loved Italy so much that I have concidered finding a way to move there and become a citizen. It is very nice to live in a place that is not so commercial, where you can buy produce that is actually fresh and ripe, and the family is more important than work. It has shown me that the whole world is not the same, and that piece..."
Melissa M Winthrop University
"Being in Rome has allowed me to see things in a different light and has helped me to discover what I'm truly passionate about. It helped me to have a larger perspective of the world we live in. I am more open minded and comfortable interacting with new cultures and embrace new opportunities. It's definitely changed me for the be..."
Elisa C University of California - Los Angeles
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