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
"This could go on for hours. I learned more about myself than I knew existed. I learned how to travel, how I act when I am uncomfortable, how to act quickly, how to live in the moment, and most importantly to live every second of every day to the fullest because there is so much out there that you haven't even seen yet. "
Allie Peterson Washington State University
"I love travel and want to do this for a job. "
Kate P Saint Mary's College of California
"Yes it was worthwhile, my Spanish greatly improved, and living abroad for a summer was a good stepping stone to living abroad for a semester."
Jenna Vigal University of Nebraska - Lincoln
"Living in a different country, amongst a completely different culture, is something I believe everyone should do at least once in his or her life. I can promise you that the six months I lived and studied in Barcelona, Spain will always play a huge roll in why I am who I am today. I fully encourage everyone to go out of your com..."
A student Indiana University - Purdue University Indianapolis / IUPUI
"I learned that you are very vulnerable in this situation. Something that goes wrong can seem a lot more upsetting than it should be. Also, don't have such high expectations that when you arrive you are disappointed. I wasn't disappointed with the town or the school, just with some locals (especially men) and the students. "
A student Indiana University of Pennsylvania / IUP
"A better understanding of how small the world truly is."
A student Western New England University
"It was amazing! I learned all new things about cultures "
Breauna Allore Western New England University
"I learned a lot about taking care of myself and being 'on my own' (without family + old friends). It was definitely worthwhile. Homesickness sucks but it teaches you how to deal with it since you don't have a choice. I loved experiencing the culture first hand, and living in a place so different from my area at home."
Kayla Kroczynski Indiana University of Pennsylvania / IUP
"I learned more about myself in that 3 months than I have during the course of my life."
JCU2016 University of Missouri - Columbia
"I learned a lot about myself as a person, how to travel and plan trips, how to budget and a little Spanish!"
Lauren Galida University of South Carolina - Columbia
"I learned how to depend on my instincts and how to communicate cross culturally."
Alyssa Feliz Colorado State University
"It was more than worth my while, I recommend every to study abroad, it truly changes your life. "
Kajsa Washington State University
"I learned a lot about myself and about the lifestyle in Barcelona. I gained lifelong friends and memories."
A student Washington State University
"It was absolutely worthwhile! I loved every bit of being abroad and it really taught me that I was fully capable of living in a new place by myself especially so far from home! It really taught me a lot about being an adult and helped me grow in more ways than I would have ever thought. "
Lauren Bell George Washington University
"I learned how to immerse myself into a culture. I also learned discipline and awareness of my money. "
Caroline Harris University of Tampa
"I gained a sense of self-worth and understanding while abroad. I am not afraid to go out of my comfort zone and I owe everything to this incredible experience."
Felicia Homan Carroll University
"I learned how to adapt and problem solve in each new environment that I encountered while exploring some of the most beautiful scenery I have ever seen."
Miranda Craft University of Mississippi
"I gained independence. I learned how to do things on my own and feel much more confident while traveling. "
Katie Saint Mary's College of California
"I learned to be more independent, adventurous and to enjoy every last second of each day. The days went quick while I was abroad and I did not realize it until those four months flew by and it was already time to come home."
Mary Indiana University of Pennsylvania / IUP
"It was certainly worthwhile. Beyond the atmosphere I can still feel, I gained understanding of a different culture. I learned that the way we do things in America isn't THE way, but ONE way -- places like Florence and Rome have been doing things their way and excelling all the same. I learned about myself -- what I'm good at, wh..."
Evan Pagano University of Missouri - Columbia
"I learned more about different cultures in those 4 months than in my lifetime. I would not trade it for the world and hope to go back in the near future. It was more than worthwhile."
Danielle Moffa Indiana University of Pennsylvania / IUP
"Absolutely. My study abroad experience was everything I could have wanted and more. I learned a lot about myself and about the Italian culture. "
Bonnie Blackmon University of Mississippi
"I learned so much about different ways that cultures present hospitality and how people view tourism. I learned a lot about the Italian culture that I think is important to incorporate in American culture. As my Italian professor told us, we have to work to find the best ingredients to develop the best glass of wine, just as we ..."
Heather University of Kentucky
"It was one of the most rewarding experiences of my life, learned about different cultures and have made life long friends. "
A student Suffolk University
"I learned a lot about myself and how independent I can be. I didn't think studying abroad would be something I could do on my own, but after doing it I know that I am capable of a lot of things. It was definitely worthwhile and I would study abroad again in a hear beat."
Carter Stephens College
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