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
"There are so many different types of people in this world and its worth it to get to know each and every person. I feel much more accepting of people in different cultures. "
Lydia D Trinity University
"It was worthwhile because it taught me how to live with other people and how to be strong in a foreign country where you don't speak the language as well"
A student Wellesley College
"I gained a better understanding of both the Italian and American cultures, as well as how the rest of the world views America. I now have a deeper appreciation for the values we hold dear--freedom, personal liberty, etc--as well as for the extent of the knowledge we can gain from other cultures (specifically, Americans would do ..."
A student University of Michigan - Ann Arbor
"I learned a ton more Spanish, and travelling was fantastic. I also learned a good deal in my courses. Definitely worthwhile."
Haley R Wellesley College
"Yes- I learned to be more independent and find my way around unknown territory. I learned to solve problems on my own in unfamiliar situations. Also, my artistic skills improved."
A student Fordham University
"A new perspective of my home institution (Barnard). Absolutely worthwhile."
Elissa M Barnard College
"Absolutely! Most importantly, you learn about yourself, people in general, how the world works, and things like that. You will be left with many questions to ponder."
A student Fordham University
"I gained an insight into another culture that I would never have been able to get otherwise. It was absolutely worthwhile. "
A student Fordham University
"The program really didn't change anything and I really didn't gain anything from the education. I felt like I never left America. American students. American university. I did appreciate most of the staff and the opportunities they provided, but my coursework provided nothing new or interesting. I feel like I wasted money."
Mark E Syracuse University
"I was able to breathe, take a step back and look at my college decisions. I learned through different aspects of the culture, more about my self, my goals, and my own culture. This challenges me to think about ways that I can make an impact in the world, as an educated citizen. "
Victoria S Syracuse University
"It was certainly a worthwhile experience. The internship program (module C) is very good as well, a true resume builder. Visiting Japan and Sri lanka were great experience and certainly something I will remember for the rest of my life. I also made great friends here as well. The administration is not very helpful though. "
Devin R Syracuse University
"definitely yes, my major reasons to study abroad were to improve my Spanish, learn more about my Spanish roots, reconnect with myself, improve my GPA, and i know i accomplished it all"
jagome01@syr.edu 2 Syracuse University
"I traveled so much, which was great because not only did I learn a lot about french culture, but more than 4 other cultures as well. It opened my eyes to a lot of new things in the world, and I now know that the 'american way isn't the only way'. I am glad for coming abroad, because I have changed and come to realization of what..."
Shelby D Syracuse University
"There were many things I did not care for in Strasbourg. Strasbourg is not an accurate representation of France--please, don't get this confused. During my stay, I was always surprised by how rude people in Strasbourg were...and how unbelievably nice people were in other regions in France. If you want to go to a foreign country,..."
Emily G Syracuse University
"Absolutely yes. I gained a new perspective about myself and the world. I now value life so much more than before and am so grateful to have had this experience. "
Emily M Le Moyne College
"Yes, learning a different culture is great."
Zack P Syracuse University
"I learned a lot about myself and about the United States' place and impact in the world. Living with a host mom helped me see life through the eyes of someone from a very different culture. The people I met in Madrid and in the other countries I visited helped me realize how powerful the United States is and how the English lang..."
Hillary F Syracuse University
"Definitely worth going abroad. There is so much to learn from people that live in different countries and have different customs that you. Europe is a great place to go because travel is easy and usually pretty cheap."
Ross Y Syracuse University
"I became much more independent and confident speaking French as well as traveling alone."
Camden L Wellesley College
"Going abroad changes your life. You are able to learn a lot about yourself and it makes you appreciate your friendships at home a lot more. You get to travel to a lot of cool places and meet people from all over the world. "
Mayra A Trinity University
"I fell in love with architecture, Florence, and all of Italy. I wish every single day since I left that I could go back. It was easily the greatest 3 and a half months of my life."
Joseph M Tufts University
"Although living in London and traveling Europe is by no means inexpensive, I feel like it was worth every dime I spent. It changed my life because now I know that I can do anything. I learned so much about myself and also broadened my horizons so drastically. I want to see the world and going abroad has only given me a taste of ..."
Amanda R Fordham University
"Yes. I had an amazing experience and learned a lot. "
Sabrina K Fordham University
"Changed my life. There are beautiful people all over this planet with incredible originality and uniqueness, and I plan on seeing as much of that beauty now that I've studied abroad. I also realized how much the US impacts the entire world, and how little we really understand about all the other countries and peoples we influenc..."
Megan R Trinity University
"I think I became more independent, open and flexible, and decided that I should participate in another study abroad experience later in life"
Nadejda S Villanova University
