Syracuse University
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Syracuse University is a program provider offering 11 abroad programs. Programs offered include Study Abroad abroad programs in 9 countries such as France, Germany, Poland, and Spain.
Syracuse University offers a robust and diverse array of study abroad programs through Syracuse Abroad, providing students with transformative international experiences. With over 100 programs in more than 60 locations worldwide, students can immerse themselves in different cultures while pursuing academic excellence.
The university operates five overseas centers in Florence, London, Madrid, Santiago (Chile), and Strasbourg (France), each offering semester-long programs that integrate students into the local culture and academic environment. These centers provide a range of courses across various disciplines, including liberal arts, architecture, engineering, and business. Additionally, Syracuse Abroad offers a unique theme-based program in Central Europe, allowing students to explore historical and cultural dynamics across multiple countries.
For students seeking shorter commitments, Syracuse University provides summer and short-term programs, ranging from one to ten weeks. These programs are available in locations such as Florence, London, Madrid, and Strasbourg, and often include faculty-led courses, internships, and cultural excursions. Moreover, the World Partner Programs expand opportunities by allowing students to study at partner institutions in over 40 additional locations globally, catering to specific academic interests and career goals.
Syracuse Abroad emphasizes immersive learning experiences, offering internships, language study at all levels, homestays, and community engagement projects. These programs are designed to prepare students to navigate and contribute to an increasingly interconnected world, fostering global citizenship and cross-cultural understanding.
For more information, visit our website at https://suabroad.syr.edu/destinations.
Study Abroad with Syracuse University
"I got to know the Spanish culture, explore both Madrid and other major European cities during the semester. Travelling was really were I ended up enjoying myself the most. Host families were a pain as well the classes. Studying abroad is definitely worthwhile. Studying abroad with this program is not. "
Alexandra G Trinity University
"I gained some friends and experiences. It was worthwhile as a sort of prolonged vacation. "
Jeffrey Sullivan Trinity University
"Definitely worthwhile! I feel more independent and confident in myself. I hope that I get the chance to travel again in the future."
katherine freeman Trinity University
"So worthwhile! I improved my Spanish, learned to be more independent, got exposed to different food and cultures, and had an experience of a lifetime."
A student Barnard College
"I learned that I would really like to continue studying art history after graduating from Wellesley, and I gained an Italian mother and great friends. "
A student Wellesley College
"It was definitely worthwhile! I learned the most, not from class, but from the experiences I had exploring Strasbourg and traveling around Europe. "
A student Barnard College
"I became fluent in Spanish, became acclimated to a new culture, and experienced more than I can put into words. It was definitely worthwhile."
Talia C Barnard College
"I had a great internship at a small Spanish firm where I learned how businesses operate overseas. I also absorbed a lot of the Spanish culture, which I have brought back here to the States. Overall, I found the experience to be very worthwhile."
Megan M Trinity University
"I have learnt italian, it it worth it"
Xinyi C Brandeis University
"I gained a greater sense of myself as a person and a greater sense of confidence. Getting lost lead me to some remarkable places that a map wouldn't tell me. I learned how to navigate the bus systems, that trains are a pleasant way of visiting the rest of Italy and that a car has never seemed so unnecessary. Walking around the c..."
Vanessa J Trinity University
"I learned how to travel independently because I didn't have my parents there to tell me everything to do and where to go. And it helped me get out of my bubble. "
Taylor W Trinity University
"I learned a lot about myself, and what I'm comfortable with and what I want out of my life."
A student Trinity University
"I learned a lot about myself and the culture of Spain, but also about my own country and perspectives on it from the outside. It was worthwhile."
Bryan S Trinity University
"I learned a lot about the culture and how to act in social situations "
leah.selznick Trinity University
"I can succeed on my own - always a lesson worth revisiting. A new appreciation for the culture and cuisine."
A student Trinity University
"The most valuable thing I gained on this trip was a great insight into my own life and perspectives. I learned a lot about my heritage, but more importantly, I learned about myself. I learned more about who I am and where I stand in society. I made a lot of great friends abroad, and meeting people from all over the world in Beij..."
A student Trinity University
"My language ability improved substantially, and I learned a lot about Italian culture, history, and literature. My program provided me with many opportunities to experience different aspects of Italian culture, and overall I had an amazing experience. "
Sarah D Barnard College
"I met a lot of different types of people, and that has made me even more accepting. I also feel that I understand another culture after living with my host family. I will always be in contact with them, and feel that I have a second home in Spain. I would study abroad again if I could! I absolutely loved it. My speaking skills h..."
A student Barnard College
"how to be independent and adapt to another culture"
A student Indiana University - Bloomington
"-how to immerse myself -how to take advantage of a situation -how to handle myself in a situation -how to travel independently -how to enjoy a city fully"
Avantika K Trinity University
"The experience was definitely worthwhile. I learned so much about Italian culture and about how America is viewed by other countries. "
A student Trinity University
"I learned so much about Hong Kong and China- it was definitely worth it."
A student Barnard College
"I improved my sense of direction, street smarts, and got out of my comfort zone. I learned about another culture- and realized things that I liked better and missed about America. I became a more confident and independent individual, and met many new friends during my travels."
Jamie B Trinity University
"As cliche as it sounds, I learned a lot about myself (my studying habits, my partying habits, how social I am, what is important to me, my budgeting ability, how easy it is to make new friends, importance of religion to me, that I'm a homebody, I appreciate art and museums more than clubs and bars, etc). I gained visiting AMAZIN..."
Rachel Mae A Fordham University
"I loved studying abroad, although I might choose a different university. I loved seeing new cultures and experiencing Spain daily. I felt like I could live there at the end and I miss Spain everyday. "
carlos.anchondo.5 Trinity University
