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Abroad
View Magazine
is a student and faculty publication for travel experiences
and cultural perspectives. Learn about the adventures of others
while you consider study abroad.
Best
Bets for Internships Abroad
is compiled by the University of California, Irvine’s Center
for International Education. Listed opportunities include positions
for research, teaching, volunteering, and working abroad.
CDS
International
serves almost 1,400 individuals annually from over 50 countries
in Europe, Asia and South America in a variety of work/study, internship
and study tour programs. The site focuses on Germany and also places
interns in Singapore, Switzerland, Argentina, and Turkey.
Council
on International Educational Exchange
is a sponsor of study abroad programs. The site includes useful
resource material. CIEE offers study abroad opportunities structured
for both graduate students and undergrads.
GoAbroad.com
Check out the Travel Guides for information on specific countries.
The guides are constructed from contributions provided by professionals
in the travel field, international educators, and other travelers.
The site also includes a searchable database of scholarships, plus
lots of detailed information on what you need to pack, bring, do
and not do abroad, phone cards, health insurance, global currency
converter, and embassy directories.
GradSchools.com
has a little bit of everything for graduate students, from programs
to travel services. Try their international section and then search
for a program in your subject area.
Institute
of International Education (IIE)
IIE administers over 250 programs on behalf of sponsors that
include the U.S. Department of State and the U.S. Agency for International
Development, foundations, corporations, government agencies, international
organizations and development assistance agencies in the United
States and abroad. IIEPassport
is a searchable database of undergraduate study abroad programs.
If there are no exact matches for your query, closest alternatives
are displayed. Basic
Facts on Study Abroad is a "how to" pamphlet. Choose Quick Links from the IIE Home Page to explore more IIE-recommended resources.
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International
Student Travel Confederation (ISTC) *
produces and regulates the International Student Identity Card (ISIC)
and supports local representatives promoting and distributing the
card. This year over 3 million students will become ISIC holders.
The card is now issued in over 90 countries, and is recognized at
many of the great historic and cultural institutions around the
world.
National
Registration Center for Study Abroad
is a collection of certified programs abroad with detailed information
about each. It provides ranking by participants of the programs
listed and presents these "Top Choices" for university
students, health professionals, etc.
NAFSA:
Association of International Educators
"promotes the exchange of students and scholars to and
from the United States. Our members share a belief that international
educational exchange advances learning and scholarship, builds respect
among different peoples and encourages constructive leadership in
a global community."
Petersons.com
is based on the popular PetersonĚs Education Guides. There is
a lot of information on nearly every study abroad topic here.
StudyAbroad.com
includes an extensive and well-organized handbook
covering many questions you'll have about overseas study.
Students.gov
is a gateway to the U.S. Government with the goal of delivering
government information and services for students. This site is a
cooperative effort between federal agencies, students, and other
parts of the higher education community.
Travel
and Living Abroad
The U.S. State Department provides all kinds of useful information,
from how to obtain a passport to links to embassy and consulate
websites.
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