Syracuse University Abroad will host its annual Study Abroad Day on Thursday, Feb. 9, from noon-3 p.m. in the Schine Student Center, Room 304ABC. Study Abroad Day is a chance for students in every major and at every class level to explore over 100 study abroad options available to them through SU Abroad.
In addition to SU Abroad staff, representatives from 10 partner programs will be present to share information with SU Abroad students. SU students can meet with representatives from Bard Abroad, Tel Aviv University, the Danish Institute for Study Abroad, SEA Semester, University College Dublin, CEA Study Abroad, School for International Training (SIT), Undergraduate Program in Central European Studies (UPCES) and Diversity Abroad. A representative from the local passport agency will also be on hand to offer assistance to students who need to apply for a passport.
Staff members from the Office of Financial Aid and Scholarship Programs will be available to talk to students about financing and budgeting for their abroad experience, and SU Abroad’s global ambassadors will be on hand to share their personal experiences with prospective abroad students. Light refreshments will be served.
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