Study abroad

The ultimate classroom to enhance your language proficiency and cultural awareness?

Another country!

Through the School of International Letters and Cultures, you have the opportunity for an immersive global experience. Our study abroad programs, directed by world-class faculty, are among the longest-running and most prestigious at ASU.

Check the Global Education Office's website for updates on SILC's upcoming programs.

Upcoming programs

Past Global Education programs

Mediterranean food and culture in Southern Italy

French language and culture in Lyon

War and culture in Central Europe: Empire or liberal democracy?

Italian language, culture and professional experience in Recanati

Spanish language and culture in Alicante

Japanese language and culture in Hiroshima

Italian language and culture in the Amalfi Coast

An exploration of Italian fashion, language and culture in Florence

Natural disasters and environmental and cultural resilience in Sicily

Searching for Dracula: Myth, monster or national hero

Engage Berlin: Migration, art and place

Experience Italian language & culture in Italy

An exploration of French language and culture in Paris

Language, culture and human rights in Argentina

How to start your study abroad adventure

Next steps

Program research

Start by exploring the programs offered by the School of International Letters and Cultures.

Consider the program type, location, timing, eligibility, housing and finances. You can join a Study Abroad 101 workshop, offered by the Global Education Office or check their website to get all the basic information.

In-depth guidance

There are numerous people to connect with to learn everything about the programs you are interested in.

Marie Raasch, GEO international coordinator.
Peer advising connects you with program alumni.
Contact the faculty lead of your favorite programs.

Meeting your academic advisor

After you have a list of your favorite programs, meet with your academic advisor to determine which ones best align with the courses you need.

Online application

When you are ready, start your online application and submit the pre-decision application requirements and your application by the deadline.

Scholarships

For study abroad scholarships specific to SILC students or programs, check the school's scholarships page.
Explore scholarships offered by the Global Education Office.
If you already have a scholarship, check with the GEO to see if it can be used towards study abroad.

Global Education Office resources

Getting started

Choosing a program

School of International Letters and Cultures programs

How to apply

Scholarships and financial aid

School of International Letters and

Cultures resources

International coordinator

Faculty-led and approved exchange programs

SILC advising

SILC scholarships

How to start your study abroad adventure?

Program research

Consider the program type, location, timing, eligibility, housing, and finances. You can join a Study Abroad 101 workshop offered by the Global Education Office or check their website to get all the basic information.

Peer advising

Schedule a 1:1 peer advising appointment for more details about program types or to discuss your specific inquiries.

In-depth guidance

Contact SILC's international coordinator, Marie Raasch, the faculty lead of your favorite programs or the GEO for more assistance.

Meeting your academic advisor

Meet with your academic advisor after you have a list of your favorite programs to align them with the courses you need.

Online application

Whenever you are ready, start your online application and submit the Pre-Decision application requirements and your application by the deadline.

Scholarships

Check out with the GEO if your current scholarship can be used towards your study abroad program. Apply for the GEO scholarships and FAFSA.

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SILC programs

Find a faculty-led study abroad program hosted by the School of International Letters and Cultures or an approved exchange program.

Find your adventure

Programs by major

Find an ASU faculty-led study abroad program that is approved by the School of International Letters and Cultures.

Explore

Fulbright program

The largest and most prestigious educational exchange fellowship program in the world, sponsored by the US Department of State's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs.

Learn more

Scholarships

For financial support to fund study abroad, explore the scholarship options available to students.

SILC scholarships

ASU scholarship database

The Fulbright Program

The Fulbright Program provides funding for participants — chosen for their academic merit and leadership potential — to study, teach, conduct research, exchange ideas and contribute to finding solutions to shared international concerns. If you're ready to study global humanities and learn languages first-hand while earning credit toward a degree, we're also here to help you plan and finance your program so your only worry will be what to pack.

Learn more

Scholarship database

Check out ASU's online scholarship database to find other opportunities.

See scholarships

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An Exploration of Italian Fashion, Language, and Culture

Mediterranean Food and Culture in Southern Italy

Japanese Language and Culture in Hiroshima

Language, Culture and Human rights in Argentina

War and culture in Central Europe: Empire or liberal democracy?

French language and culture in Lyon

Lyon, France

Japanese language and culture in Hiroshima

Hiroshima, Japan

Experience Italian language and culture in Italy

Lecce, Italy

Spanish language and culture in Alicante

Alicante, Spain

Engage Berlin: Migration, art and place

Berlin, Germany

Past Global Education programs

War and culture in central Europe: Empire or liberal democracy?

Bucharest, Romania

Italian language and culture in the Amalfi Coast

Salerno, Italy

Italian language, culture, and professional experience in Recanati

Recanati, Italy

An exploration of Italian fashion, Language and Culture

Milan and Florence, Italy

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Searching for Dracula: Myth, monster or national Hero

Brasov, Romania

Natural disasters and environmental and cultural resilience in Sicily

Syracuse, Italy

Language, culture and human rights in Argentina

Argentina