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University Information
The Tufts University Office of Programs Abroad assists and advises students who wish to study abroad on both Tufts and Non-Tufts Programs.Please note: students who are reading the evaluations found on this site in hopes of studying abroad themselves should refer to our website for official information on which programs are currently approved and for what period (ie. some of the programs on the list here are NOT approved for fall semester only, whereas they may be approved for spring semester and/or full academic year).
Important Dates and Deadlines
Tufts Programs Abroad applications are due February 1 for study at any point during the academic year (including spring). Tufts-in-Oxford applications are due two months earlier, on December 1.
"YES"
sara e Tufts University
"100% worthwhile"
Robert R Tufts University
"Absolutely. I've learned a lot about myself, Russian culture and language, and my interests looking forward."
Lilia C Tufts University
"I made my study abroad experience a lot funner than is actually would have been by being open-minded and making my own fun."
Michael B Tufts University
"YES! "
Caren G Tufts University
"The experience is what you make of it. I believe that you can get as much as you want out of a study abroad regardless which program you go on. It is really a question of what the student puts into it."
Meredith K Tufts University
"Completely worthwhile in every way"
Amir F Tufts University
"The experience, especially my independent study gave me new direction to pursue a field in health care. Living in an apartment and in hostels has given me the confidence to live abroad in a Spanish speaking country. One of the things that I took away from it academically was the need to question my Western lens continually. "
Isabel H Tufts University
"Extremely. It gave me much more confidence in myself, and really helped my language ability."
Lauren I Tufts University
"Absolutely. I loved nearly everything about Italy and Brown in Bologna and can't wait to go back. "
Molly M Tufts University
"Yes. The experience of living in another country is invaluable. It teaches you how to challenge yourself and be adaptable "
Emily R Tufts University
"The only thing I enjoyed about this semester was the opportunity to travel around Europe. My program was a total failure (unorganized, too much work, uninteresting), and Paris, as it turned out, just wasn't for me. "
Haley B Tufts University
"The experience gave me a taste of the people and lifestyle in Spain. Due to its conservative culture, I appreciate the freedoms we have in the U.S. even more."
Matthew F Tufts University
"Sciences Po was an interesting experience but I don't think I would enroll there again."
Sylvia A Tufts University
"Best thing I've done in college. Hands down."
Stephen M Tufts University
"It was worth so much, and meant the world to me. It really has helped to change me life, especially my outlook on many things. "
Shreena B Tufts University
"My study abroad program helped me realize what I care about and what kind of person I want to be. I met incredible people and had incredible experiences. I would not be where I am right now if I did not do this program. "
Heather B Tufts University
"I enjoyed every moment of my study abroad experience and would go back to Catania in a heartbeat! It was a wonderful city filled with culture and history. It was also a University city so there were plenty of young people. My Italian improved so much that I was able to skip two semesters of Italian when I returned. Everyone w..."
Danielle P Tufts University
"The experience was absolutely worthwhile. I experienced a major tourist destination as a resident sees it, I greatly improved my language skills, and I got to study art history in one of the most art-filled cities in the world. "
Laura S Tufts University
"It was extremely worthwhile. I became more outgoing, relaxed and confident. "
Lauren W Tufts University
"Studying abroad was definitely worth it. Being on my own in a completely foreign culture forced me to adapt and negotiate with my surroundings. It was difficult to be so far from my family and friends, and even more challenging to face racism for the first time, but the friendships I made and the experiences I had in Japan made ..."
Caitlin C Tufts University
"I am very glad I studied abroad. I was able to make friends with Russians, and understand what challenges I am ready to face ( and which ones I am not). I think studying in Russia helped me learn a lot about myself."
Julia S Tufts University
"I loved my year abroad! It was the best year of my life. I hope to travel more in the future. "
Jacqueline D Tufts University
"Go to London!! I had the most wonderful year at UCL. I didn't want to leave London, UCL, or the Dance Soc. I have plans to go back as soon as I am able, hopefully to study there- if not for a holiday. Academically, I was pushed to try different things, to consider different perspectives, to write differently, to incorporate ..."
Elena M Tufts University
"I learned a lot about french culture, education, politics, lifestyle, and myself during my sejourn in Paris. I highly recommend a semester abroad to everyone, especially in Paris!"
Sari H Tufts University
