University of Southern Indiana
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University of Southern Indiana is a program provider offering 4 abroad programs. Programs offered include Study Abroad abroad programs in 6 countries such as Germany, Eswatini, France, and Netherlands.
The University of Southern Indiana (USI) offers a wide range of study abroad opportunities designed to help students gain global perspectives while earning academic credit. Through semester-long exchanges, summer programs, faculty-led trips, and international internships, USI connects students with partner institutions in over 60 countries. Programs are available across disciplines, making it possible for students of nearly every major to study abroad without delaying graduation.
What sets USI apart as a provider is its strong institutional support and commitment to accessibility. The Center for International Programs offers step-by-step advising, course planning assistance, and comprehensive pre-departure orientation to ensure students are well-prepared. Most financial aid and scholarships apply to study abroad costs, and USI offers several dedicated scholarships—such as the Global Engagement and Study Abroad Ambassador awards—to help make international experiences more affordable.
Whether you're looking to study business in Germany, volunteer in Central America, or explore culture through a faculty-led course in Asia, USI provides the structure and support to turn your global goals into reality.
For more information, visit https://www.usi.edu/international/study-abroad.
Study Abroad with University of Southern Indiana
"Was an unforgettable experience!"
A student University of Southern Indiana
"I practiced construction management. I saw that the LORD God is very, very big and He is very, very good. It was absolutely worthwhile."
Koby L University of Southern Indiana
"I learned that some of the same issues we have in the US are present in other places. I also learned there are less resources and assistance with those issues which causes problems to be bigger than they are here in the US."
A student University of Southern Indiana
"It was absolutely worthwhile in every way. I was able to learn from another culture and practice my social work skills."
Mackenzie Snider University of Southern Indiana
"It was worthwhile. I learned things about social work that I wouldn’t here in the U.S. I had one on one assessments and developed life long relationships with clients. "
A student University of Southern Indiana
"I learned about the German healthcare system and its major differences from the US system. "
A student University of Southern Indiana
"It was great to see the German culture again and be integrated into its environment as well as learning about their healthcare."
A student University of Southern Indiana
"Learned about German healthcare. Yes very worthwhile"
Tiffani Weatherford University of Southern Indiana
"It was definitely worthwhile. I think that people always say they want to travel internationally, but when it comes down to it, they are too scared or too busy. Now that I have travelled throughout these cities and learned the transit and monetary systems, I don't think that there's anything stopping me from going back (beside..."
A student University of Southern Indiana
"I have greatly underestimated how different our cultures are. It was a very worthwhile experience. "
A student University of Southern Indiana
"I gained friends, knowledge and experience traveling."
Bethany University of Southern Indiana
"So much culture and experience "
A student University of Southern Indiana
"I learned how to get around the various cities using public transit and saw a lot of impressive legendary artwork. Totally worthwhile."
Matthew Koewler University of Southern Indiana
