Located between Osaka and Kyoto, students can study a wide range of academic areas including Business, Economics, Fine Arts, History, Humanities, and Japanese. Kansai Gaidai’s Asian Studies program offers students the ability to take Japanese language courses in the morning and business, humanities, and social sciences in the afternoon, as well as access to unique internships. Students can also participate in the Experience Japan Program, which includes activities like day trip to Osaka, Kyoto, Nara, and Kobe, cooking and calligraphy classes, sporting events, and visiting Toei Samurai movie sets.

Study with professors and students from across the world in the bustling metropolis of Hong Kong. Courses are available in English and perfect for students studying Fine Arts, Business, Engineering, Natural Sciences, and Social Sciences. Cantonese language courses are also available. Students can participate in various cultural activities like Tai Chi classes, intramural sports, excursions throughout Hong Kong and southern China, and service projects in local primary schools.

Located approximately 40 minutes from downtown Ho Chi Minh City, International University provides English-language courses in Business, Economics, Management, Science, and Technology. International University’s small size allows for a more student driven education model, and plenty of opportunities to interact with local Vietnamese students. Students can participate in excursions throughout Ho Chi Minh City and tour the Mekong Delta, as well as holiday parties throughout the year.

One of the oldest universities in Thailand, Thammasat University is perfect for students focusing on Engineering, Journalism, Business, Economics, and International Studies. The university’s focus on community engagement also provides several opportunities for service learning. Students can participate in excursions throughout Bangkok, and participate in activities such as Thai cooking classes, the Loy Krathong festival, and the Rice Harvest festival.

The Irish American Scholars program allows you to study at one of five universities in Northern Ireland: Queen’s University Belfast, University of Ulster, Belfast Metropolitan College, Stranmillies University College, or St. Mary’s University College. Each institution offers unique courses and specializations, including Business, Marketing, Education, Communications, Performing Arts, and many more. Students can enjoy trips to the nearby Giant’s Causeway, as well as easy access to the rest of Ireland, including cities like Dublin and Galway, as well as the nearby cities of Glasgow and Edinburgh, Scotland.

Located in Austria’s second largest city, the Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz provides several opportunities for students to study the Arts & Humanities, Business, Economics, Social Sciences, Law, Theology, and Natural Sciences. Students can participate in excursions to Vienna, as well as ski trips and the annual Steirischer Herbst (Styrian Autumn), a festival incorporating musical, theatrical, and literary performances.

One of the largest and most comprehensive universities in Italy, the Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore offers opportunities for students focusing on Business, Social Sciences, Journalism, Fashion, and Media, all while located in Milan, Italy’s top student city. Students can enjoy excursions to cities like Rome, while also exploring the sites of Milan, like the Duomo di Milano and La Scala, the temple of Opera.

Situated between the Mediterranean Sea and the French Alps, Aix-Marseille University is perfect for a student studying Business, Economics, Political Science, International Studies, and the French Language. With a large international student population, students can make friends with others from across the world. You can explore the nearby city of Marseille and the Côte d'Azur, while also enjoying the local farmers’ markets, museums, and theaters.

Located in Spain’s Andalucía region, Universidad de Almería is the perfect school for a Spanish major looking to complete their study abroad requirement, or for a Business, Economics, or Finance major. You’ll take classes with fellow Spanish and international students while exploring Almería’s beaches and mountains, as well as the Moorish fortress of Alcazaba, which overlooks the city.

Ranked as one of the best private universities in Latin America, Universidad de Palermo also welcomes the highest percentage of international students in the region. Offering courses entirely in Spanish, this university is perfect for Spanish majors looking to complete their study abroad requirement, offering courses in Business, Engineering, Social Sciences, and Visual and Performing Arts. Students can enjoy the local football scene, while also experiencing local theater and tango performances.

Located in the trendy Colonia La Condesa neighborhood, Universidad la Salle offers a large variety of courses for Spanish majors looking to complete their study abroad requirement by immersing themselves in Spanish language courses ranging from Business, Engineering, International Studies, Education, Religious Studies, Social Sciences, and Psychology. You’ll enjoy Mexico City’s stunning historic center, filled with museums and restaurants, Chapultepec Park, and the Cathedral Metropolitana.

Valparaiso is regarded as the cultural capital of Chile, long attracting artists and poets. Perfect for Spanish majors, students attending Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso can take classes in the Spanish language in Biology, Business, Education, History, and Philosophy. You’ll enjoy the local beaches and the nearby Cordillera de Los Andes mountains in your downtime.

Recognized as one of the most important and renowned universities in Colombia, Universidad Icesi is perfect for Spanish majors looking to complete their study abroad requirement by immersing themselves in Spanish language courses ranging from Business, Engineering, International Studies, and Social Sciences. Cali is known as the world’s salsa capital, and you can enjoy the local architecture in the historic Centro while drinking a refreshing tinto (coffee).

By studying at University of Johannesburg, you’ll enjoy living in South Africa’s most populous city among a melting pot of various cultures from the African continent. Areas of study include Education, Engineering, History, International Studies, Social Sciences, and Visual and Performing Arts. Enjoy nearby World Heritage sites including Robben Island, the Cradle of Human King, the Greater St. Lucia Wetland Park, ad the Cape Floral Kingdom.

Located in the heart of the capital city of Gaborone, the University of Botswana offers a strong STEM program, as well as opportunities for students to take classes in Business, Education, Environmental Sciences, Humanities, and Social Sciences. Options are also available to volunteer with local NGOs on topics like gender and development and environmental issues. During your downtime you can enjoy excursions to local Botswana wildlife areas and use buses to travel across southern Africa.

Al Akhwayan University is located in the resort town of Ifrane and in one of the most biologically diverse areas in Morocco. This opportunity is perfect for students studying Business, Engineering, Humanities, and Social Sciences, as well as options to learn Arabic, French, and Spanish. Students can enjoy intramural sports, nearby ski slopes, and the nearby cities of Meknes and Fez.

A self-sufficient campus, the American University of Sharjah boasts over 100 different nationalities as part of its student body and provides access to a range of extracurricular activities. This opportunity is perfect for students majoring in Biology, Business, Communications, Engineering, and Visual and Performing Arts. Students can enjoy local cultural offerings including traditional souks, the Heart of Sharjah Heritage area, and excursions to the nearby cities of Abu Dhabi and Dubai.