Brigham Young University
University Information
BYU International Study Programs (ISP) offers varied types of experiences abroad in an effort to meet the diverse needs and goals of students. We offer four main types of programs:
• Study Abroad: A group of students live together and are led by on-site BYU faculty.
• International Internship: This is an independent, work-oriented experience. (BYU students only.)
• Direct Enrollment (Student Exchange): A student enrolls at a contracted university overseas while paying only BYU tuition. (BYU students only.)
• Field School: This is a hands-on research-based cohort experience abroad.
For more information, visit our website at kennedy.byu.edu/isp.
Important Dates and Deadlines
Most program deadlines are 6-8 months before the departure date.
"I learned that americans and british people have very diferent cultures. none is worse then the other but they are very different."
Cree J Brigham Young University
"Yes! I learned more about the people in every country and their cultures. It was the perfect trip to be able to create opinions on those countries. I also learned a lot about the companies we visited and this was a great thing to do while in college as a prepare for a future career with companies like these. "
Ashley F Brigham Young University
"A global perspective"
Taylor K Brigham Young University
"I learned how to connect with other cultures (spend time with them). I learned how to be flexible with cultural differences, I learned to love a country I knew little about, I learned to accept new things into my opinions and the way I think. It was VERY worthwhile. I'd do it again in a heartbeat if I could!"
A student Brigham Young University
"I was reminded why I love learning in the first place, and gained friendships (with other students and the professors) that I hope to last a lifetime."
Ali C Brigham Young University
"I didn't realize how complex development really is. It's hard to see the details when you are thousands of miles away sitting on your couch. It was Very worthwhile!"
Jordyn W Brigham Young University
"Everything has to do with everything. No one is alone."
A student Brigham Young University
"It was absolutely amazing. I gained an unforgettable life experience, language skill, and much more."
Morgan T Brigham Young University
"I gained exposure to international study that I do not think I would ever be able to receive anywhere else. I also gained a knowledge of several cultures and peoples in a very short time."
A student Brigham Young University
"I learned about a new culture and how to adjust and adapt to a new way of life. It was definitely worth while and I loved it. I learned that even if you know you aren't perfect at speaking a foreign language, you should just do it. Don't worry about how you sound, because as you practice you get better."
A student Brigham Young University
"I learned so much from this study abroad. I didn't think it was worth it because it costs so much money to travel abroad. But I learned more about myself and about other cultures than I ever have. The experience became a foundation for where I want the rest of my life to go. It was one of the best experiences I have ever had and..."
A student Brigham Young University
"People all over the world are kind and genuine--American culture is not the "best" culture. These people are wonderful!"
Elizabeth W Brigham Young University
"YES!!! I learned about the culture and how to truly love people!!"
A student Brigham Young University
"I gained a greater view of history and of the cultures of the world. I also gained an appreciation for the sights near my own home. It was the experience of a lifetime."
dznygrl Brigham Young University
"SO worthwhile. I learned about culture, about spirituality, and about myself. I would recommend it to anyone. "
A student Brigham Young University
"I gained maturity and cultural awareness. I learned a lot about myself and how I react to unfamiliar situations. I realized I am stronger than I thought. I realized other people can really help you. It was one of the most worthwhile things I have ever done."
Jared P Brigham Young University
"Yes it was worthwhile"
Steve T Brigham Young University
"Improved Spanish, saw cool places."
A student Brigham Young University
"I've found that I am a history nerd. What better place to discover that fact than in front of Westminster Abbey? I've learned to accept people of other cultures, religions, and race in the melting pot that is London. I've developed a tolerance and respect. "
Haley W Brigham Young University