Students choose to go abroad in summer for a number of reasons: maybe you have a double major would like to catch up on some credits during the summer semester, maybe there’s a course you’d like to take that’s only offered in Florence or Madrid, or maybe you just can’t commit to an entire semester away from your home university. Syracuse summer abroad also offers you the chance to explore a particular interest that may not align with your major—perhaps you’re a business major, but also interested in London theater?
Whatever your reason, summer abroad will help you grow as an individual, give you an international perspective, open your eyes to new foods, ideas, music and people, and boost your resume.
See all the summer abroad programs still accepting applications. Financial aid is available.
The deadline for Center-based summer programs is now March 1, so there’s still time to get your application in! Questions? Email kbhanbac@syr.edu or call 315.443.9421.
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