Arizona State University
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In the Summer and Winter Sessions Arizona State University offers students opportunities to live and learn in cultures and countries throughout the world while earning direct course credit. Imagine listening to the stories of a Quichuan Shaman in Ecuador or studying a work of art up close and in person in Italy. You can expand and build upon your current course of study, fulfill electives or simply take that class on French culture you’ve always wanted to take.
The goal of Arizona State University’s study abroad programs is to give students new learning opportunities. Each program focuses on a certain academic discipline. Students can take courses in photography, architecture, language & culture, biology, art history and several other academic areas. While education is a key part of the study abroad experience, the culture of the country is an important factor. Each program incorporates coursework with excursions and field trips to give students the opportunity to explore and learn about their host country. Study Abroad is for everyone!
The importance of understanding the beauty of cultural differences will help participants develop a sense of perspective on their role in an ever-emerging global society. Studying abroad can teach you about yourself as well as the world around you.
Make plans to study abroad and get ready for the education of a lifetime!
Important Dates and Deadlines
See some important application dates and deadlines are on Global ASU - Study Abroad
"Studying abroad was the single best experience of college."
Kyle T Arizona State University
"I came back with Italy with an entirely renewed perspective. It was hard transitioning back to real life at first but ultimately the experience was well worth it. I have re-evaluated my goals and what I want out of life and I feel that the Italians' general easygoing and carefree attitude has had a positive effect on me. I becam..."
Cara B Arizona State University
"best experience of my life, became fluent in spanish, travelled all over, and met best friends that changed my life! incredible, go to Granada, sin duda"
Beau E Arizona State University
"I learned a lot about myself and gained the understanding that there is more to life than whats in your neighborhood. "
Rachel V Arizona State University
"Yes, I am more apt to traveling and I will work abroad in the future."
April S Arizona State University
"I will definitely visit Costa Rica and my friends there again- volunteering during my study abroad experience helped me to not grow academically but to decide my future job plans."
Kelsey G Arizona State University
"Created an addiction for traveling. 6 months later I graduated and went on a 10 week backpacking trip to 8 countries in Southeast Asia. I was so comfortable traveling out of a backpack after my 4 months in Europe. Now that I work full time, I went on the longest vacation possible, 2 weeks to Peru a few months ago. I am determine..."
Grace R Arizona State University
"yes"
Noelle C Arizona State University
"I think I would choose another program if I were to study abroad again because ISA was often very unprepared and hypocritical. They would tell us to be prompt for trips and that if were not there they would leave without us, but half the time we would all be there and waiting for the directors to show up. Furthermore, it was ver..."
Stephanie P Arizona State University
"I learned a lot about myself that has positively impacted my life. Being in unfamiliar situations really shows a lot about yourself and how you handle situations. It was really worthwhile to have the experience of being a foreigner living in a country and learning all that comes with that. I have always wanted to teach English a..."
Bri B Arizona State University
"It's cliche, but I will never look at foreign cultures the same after being immersed in them for 4 months. You do a lot of growing up while you're studying abroad, and I can't say enough about how many amazing experiences you'll have."
Nicolas M Arizona State University
"There isn't enough room to insert my comments on how great it was! Truly it was the best decision I have ever made! My future plans now directly revolve around culutural impacts of my reseearch and I have applied for a grant to return to Italy!"
Kristen B Arizona State University
"It was expensive, but definitely worth it. You only live once, so don't hold anything back."
Richard A Arizona State University
"not to let stress rule my life; things will get done, it always works out how it should. School and work and life is all about priorities. I have had lots of interaction with Latin American students and cultures, but living in it was so much more potent. I had always wanted to learn Spanish, and this was an excellent opportunity..."
Kalyn O Arizona State University
"Yes it was worthwhile. It was the best time of my life at the time, and my first time traveling outside the US and Mexico. It was expensive- close to 5 grand for a month, everything considered (program, airfare, spending money). But, ISA is good for a first time study abroad person because they cater everything to you really we..."
Brit Ta K Arizona State University
"Studying in Argentina has confirmed that I have a passion for foreign culture. I've started my TESOL certification and absolutely plan to continue traveling/working/living abroad in both Argentina and other countries in the future."
Kiri C Arizona State University
"This experience has opened my eyes to a whole new world. I love the way Europeans live and I plan to try and live in London after I graduate. "
Kimmy D Arizona State University
"YES!!!!"
Alyssa H Arizona State University
"Yes it was very worthwhile you will learn more than 1 year in college "
cyndy h Arizona State University
"Yes"
Heather F Arizona State University
"Absolutely. The best decision I have ever made. If I knew how much I was going to love it, I would have stayed a year. The people you meet will be life long friends. Being so far away from home, you learn to be independent, and you learn about the world! I believe it makes you a better, more well rounded person."
Mandy H Arizona State University
"The experience was worth while, even though It was hard moving to a country that I did not know anyone. I was able to backpack the east coast, made new friends and saw incredible places I would have never gone to. It was really eye opening, especially living on a student's budget. I would recommend going to Australia to a lot of..."
Susie S Arizona State University
"It was beyond worthwhile. I gained a new sense of independence, even though I have always been an independent person. I learned to appreciate the world in a way I never have before, recognizing how both big and small the world is and how interconnected people are. I realized that one person really can make a difference. My l..."
Kaelynn S Arizona State University
