Welcome, New Student Orientation students and families. In lieu of meeting you in-person, we have curated the following resources to help you get started on your study abroad journey. After reviewing the resources below, if you still have questions, contact us at edabroad@iu.edu.
Studying abroad is a great choice for most students, and our resources can help you think about your financial, academic, and personal considerations. Additionally, you can search our programs through a variety of ways, including geography, length of program, or language of study, to find the study abroad opportunity that’s right for you. Learn more at https://overseas.iu.edu/planning/explore/choosing.html.
New Student Orientation is the ideal time to let your academic advisor(s) know that you may want to study abroad during your time at IU. Talk about this early – and often – so you can maximize your study abroad options and graduate on time. Learn more at https://overseas.iu.edu/planning/academics/index.html.
Our study abroad advisors are happy to talk with new students. Our advising appointments are the most efficient if you have already done some research and/or met with your academic advisor. Our advisors have a set portfolio of programs, but any advisor can talk with you about general study abroad questions. Learn more about our advising team and how to schedule an appointment.