The value of studying abroad while at college extends beyond the classroom and has the potential to pave the way for an exciting international career.

In this piece about English and creative writing classes at Iowa, our faculty-led study abroad programs are discussed as part of the breadth of courses offered here.

Study Abroad works closely with faculty from across disciplines to develop unique summer programs where students can earn UI credit while traveling abroad.

Students enrolled in the course City of Athens: Bronze Age of Greece spent the spring semester intensively studying ancient Greece. Their reward? Visiting Greece.

Recently returned from abroad, this winter’s Diversity Ambassadors Scholarship recipients share what they thought of their experiences and what advice they might have for others considering studying abroad. 

The Iowa Hispanic Institute program offers six weeks of academic instruction and gives students a chance to improve their Spanish, live with a host family, and explore the culture of Spain. 

Learn about the expectations for walking along this centuries-old path across northern Spain, and the physical preparation required.

See why London inspired, and continues to inspire, some of the greatest writing in English.

Learn about the course content, excursions, scholarships, and the application process at one of four upcoming information sessions.

Learn about art, culture, and human development through an exploration of London and nearby sites, hands-on projects, visual journaling, and site-specific play.

Meet City of Athens faculty leader Dr. Deb Trusty and program returnees to learn more about the itinerary, academics, cost, and application process. Bring your questions!