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Studying in a foreign country for a short term, a semester, or a year is one of the most exciting opportunities that Brooklyn College extends to our students. Incorporating international experience into your college education allows you to learn or practice a foreign language, strengthens your professional résumé, broadens your perspectives on the world, and creates lifelong memories while earning credits toward your degree.
Students can study abroad on any accredited program of their choosing. These programs could be offered by Brooklyn College, other CUNY schools, or private universities and organizations. There are hundreds of opportunities throughout the world. Grades and credits earned abroad from accredited programs can be applied toward graduation requirements. Financial aid and scholarships are available and may be applied to study abroad.
Undergraduates who do not meet current CUNY vaccination standards are not eligible to study abroad.
Carefully read the refund policy and deadlines of your program of interest.
Please register for classes at Brooklyn College to avoid missing out on your first-choice courses in case your study abroad plans do not work out.
Note that all information listed below is subject to change at any time.
Every Tuesday at 1 p.m., via Zoom.
Meeting ID: 845 4580 8006
Passcode: 229356
Contact us if you have any questions:
In-person advising: Monday–Thursday, 11 a.m.–4 p.m. 1212 Boylan Hall P: 718.951.5189 E: studyabroad@brooklyn.cuny.edu
Learn what scholarships and financial aid are available.
View all study abroad programs (including winter sessions).
This summer, we are offering programs in Czechia, England, France, India, Portugal, South Korea, Spain, Thailand, Turkey, and Uruguay.
Exploring Istanbul: Past and Present (A History of Modern Turkey) May 25–June 16 Associate Professor Louis Fishman (History Department)
Media Production and Cultural Studies in South Korea July 10–31 Adjunct Associate Professor Young Cheong (Television, Radio, and Emerging Media Department)
Session One: June 19–July 7
Session Two: July 10–28
Session One: June 26–July 14
Session Two: July 17–August 4
June 5–July 13
Session II: June 12–July 10
Session III: July 10–August 5
June 1–July 5
May 23–June 29
May 27–July 1
Page last modified on February 23, 2023.