Study Abroad Programs
Gain a global perspective
ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø was ranked (spring break/ summer) study abroad program participation by the .
We also ranked in study abroad and duration (semester programs) among all Master's Level Colleges & Universities!
Whether you're looking for a ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø sponsored program, an exchange program or affiliate program, your first stop should be The Hub! You'll find information on starting the process, financing your experience and how to apply.
ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø Sponsored Programs
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Semester Programs
ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø offers several semester programs each academic year. You will pay your normal ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø tuition plus a program fee. This covers costs such as:
- room and board
- comprehensive medical insurance
- co-curricular activities
Please check the program page on to determine what is included in the program fee as it varies by program. You are also responsible for passport fees, student visa fees and personal spending money for the semester.
Fall 2025 Programs:
Current students should visit to learn more.
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Spring Break Programs
Programs for all students
Upperclassmen and first years are eligible for other spring break programs. If you enroll in a spring break program, it will count toward your spring course-load. If you're enrolled full-time (between 12-18 credits), it won't affect your tuition rate. You will pay a program fee that covers costs such as:
- round-trip airfare
- room and board
- comprehensive medical insurance
- co-curricular activities
Check the program page on to see what is included in the program fee as it varies by program. You are also responsible for passport fees, student visa fees and personal spending money for the program.
Spring Break Programs
Spring Break 2026 Programs:
CofC in Belize: Sustainability Education
CofC in Canada: Hospitality and Tourism Management
CofC in Belgium: International Studies
CofC in Ghana: Finance, International Business, and Marketing
CofC in Iceland: Education
CofC in Italy: English
CofC in Mexico: Art History
CofC in the Netherlands: Global Logistics and Transportation
Current students should visit to learn more.
First Year Experience Abroad
Visit the FYE website to learn more. These programs are open to first-year students only and offer the first opportunity for students to study abroad at CofC.
Spring Break 2026 programs:
FYE in Belize: Mayan Crossroads: Spanish and Mayan Language & Culture in Belize
FYE in Denmark: Happiness and Sustainability
FYE in Guadeloupe: Culinary Roots and Routes on the Caribbean Island of Guadeloupe
FYE Scotland: Shakespeare in Scotland: Macbeth and History
FYE in the United Kingdom: Soccer Experience
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Summer Programs
Each summer, we offer a variety of study abroad programs by ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø faculty. You'll pay ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø tuition and a program fee that typically covers:
- room & board
- some meals
- local transportation
- comprehensive international medical insurance
- co-curricular activities
You are responsible for passport fees, student visa fees (if applicable), personal spending money, and sometimes airfare.
Summer 2026 Programs
The Americas
CofC in Belize: Latin American and Caribbean Studies & International Studies | May 26-June 5 (with online component) | Apply by February 1st
Students take both of the following courses:
LACS 200: Special Topics in Latin American and Caribbean Studies
INTL 290: Special Topics in International Studies
CofC in Brazil: Business and Portuguese Studies | June 14-July 1 | Apply by February 15th
Students take one or two of the following courses:
SCIM 360: Special Topics in Supply Chain Management
LTPO 280: Brazilian Culture
INTB 309: International Business Study Abroad
CofC in Costa Rica: Environmental Studies | June 8-21 | Apply by February 15th
Students take both of the following courses:
ENVT 210: Sustainable Humanities
ENVT 360: Ecotourism in Costa Rica
CofC in Ecuador: Environmental Studies | May 12-24 | Apply by February 15th
Students take one of the following courses:
ENVT 360: Sustainability Practices in Context (3)
EVSS 565: Special Topics: Cultural Impacts on Sustainability (3)
CofC in Little Cayman: Biology | June 15-27 | Apply by February 15th
Students take the following course and lab:
BIOL 437 and 437L- Biology of Invertebrates (4)
CofC in Panama: Biology | May 13-30 | Apply by February 15
Students take the following course:
BIOL 341: General Ecology (4)
Asia
CofC in Japan: Art History | June 5-24 | Apply by February 15th
Students take one or both of the following courses:
ARTH 290: Architecture, Nature and Craft in Japan: Ancient to Modern (3)
ANTH 329: Geographic Area Special Topic: Japanese Culture & Museums (3)
CofC in Japan: Public Health and International Studies | June 3-17 | Apply by February 15th
Students take one or both of the following courses:
PBHL 460: Public Health Administration (3)
INTL 290: Special Topics in International Studies (3)
CofC in Japan and Taiwan: Business | May 12-31 | Apply by February 15th
Students take one of the following courses:
MKTG 326: International Marketing
INFM 360: Global Information Technology
CofC in South Korea: Business | May 12-29 | Apply by February 15th
Students take one of the following courses:
HTMT 380: Managing Global Tourism
INTB 309: International Business Study Abroad
Europe
CofC in France and Italy: French Studies and Italian Studies | May 12-26 | Apply by February 15th
Students take the following courses:
FRCS 101: French Culture- Global Perspectives (3)
ITST 390: ST: Italian Cultural Studies (3)
CofC in France and Morocco: Communication | June 1-22 | Apply by February 15th
Students take one or two of the following courses:
COMM 410: Identity and Relationships in Emerging Adulthood
COMM 315: Sustainable Tourism
COMM 336: Leading from Coast to Coast
CofC in Germany: German Internship | May 10- August 1 | Apply by January 15th
Students take the following courses:
GRMN 328 (3)
GRMN 3MM (6)
GRMN 320: Special Assignment Abroad (3)
CofC in Germany: Theatre | May 11-26 | Apply by February 15th
Students take one of the following courses:
THTR 289: Special Topics in Contemporary Theatre in Berlin (3)
THTR 315: Feminist Theatre (3)
CofC in Germany, Austria, and the Czech Republic: Dance | May 12-26 | Apply by December 1st
Students take the following course:
DANC 290: Dancing Through Europe (3)
CofC in Greece: Business | May 16- June 3 | Apply by December 1st
Students take both of the following courses:
SCIM 371: Green Supply Chain Management
MKTG 326: International Marketing
CofC in Iceland: Hospitality and Tourism Management | May 12-24 | Apply by February 15th
Students take the following course:
HTMT 360: Destination Management & Marketing (3)
CofC in Italy: Business | June 3-23 | Apply by February 15th
Students take the following course:
HTMT 360: Food, Wine & Culture of Italy (3)
CofC in Florence, Italy: Psychology | June 2-27 | Apply by January 15th
Undergraduates take both:
PSYC 410: Special Topic- Cross-cultural Influences: Child and Parent Interactions and Behaviors
ITST 390: Special Topics in Italian
Graduates take:
CHLI 650: International Experiences in Child Life and Pediatric Psychosocial Care
CofC in Reggio Emilia, Italy: Education | May 16-30 | Apply by December 1st
Students take the following course:
TEDU 462: Visual and Performing Arts Abroad (3)
CofC in Sorrento, Italy: Italian Language | June 3-27 | Apply by January 31st
Students take the following courses:
ITAL 201/202: Intermediate Italian (6)
CofC in Spoleto, Italy: English | May 13-June 6 | Apply by February 15th
Students take both of the following courses:
ENGL 362: Death and Immortality in Romantic Italy (3)
ENGL 339: Writing about Travel, Art, and Place (3)
CofC in Portugal: Exercise Science & Public Health | May 31-June 19 | Apply by February 15th
Students take one or both of the following courses:
PUBH 257: Principles of Nutrition
EXSC 320: Special Topics in Sports Science
CofC in Portugal: English | May 20-June 11 | Apply by February 15th
Students take one or both of the following courses:
ENGL 339: You Are Here: Writing in Place
ENGL 375: The Possibility of the Impossible: Writing Speculative and Surreal Fiction
CofC in Spain and Curaçao: Jewish Studies | May 12-29 | Apply by February 15th
Students take both of the following courses:
JWST 300: Sephardi Jewish Migrations
JWST 300: Jews and the Atlantic World
CofC in Madrid, Spain: Spanish Language | June 7-July 12 | Apply by February 15th
Students take one or both of the following courses:
SPAN 328: Spanish Language Study Abroad (3)
SPAN 333: The Cultural Riches of Madrid (3)
CofC in Malaga, Spain: Spanish Language | May 15- June 15 | Apply by February 15th
Students take one or two of the following courses:
SPAN 202: Intermediate Spanish Through Culture
SPAN 328: Spanish Language Study Abroad
SPAN 333: Topics in Hispanic Cultures
CofC in Barcelona, Spain: Public Health | May 31-June 20 | Apply by February 15th
Students take one or both of the following courses:
HEAL 345: Environmental Health (3)
HEAL 320: Special Topics on Oceans and Human Health (3)
CofC in Camino de Santiago, Spain: Religious Studies | May 12-June 3 | Apply by January 15th
Students take the following course:
RELS 120: Religion, Art, and Culture (3)
CofC in Valencia, Spain: Business | June 4-24 | Apply by February 15th
Students take both of the following courses:
SCIM 360: Lean Logistics in Port Operations (3)
TRAN 360: Global Logistics in Southern Europe (3)
CofC in the United Kingdom: Public Health and Honors | May 18-June 16 | Apply by February 15th
Students take one or two of the following courses:
HONS 250 or PBHL 320: Colloquium - Future of Humanity in a Tech Tomorrow
HONS 391 or PBHL 320: Honors Advanced/Special Topics - Immigration and Refugee Health
CofC in the United Kingdom: Political Science | June 3-July 3 | Apply by February 15th
Students take the following course:
GEOG 290: Remapping Europe and the United Kingdom
*All courses, dates, and fees listed are subject to change
Current students should visit to learn more.
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Finances for CofC-Sponsored Programs
To learn more about finances for CofC-sponsored programs, please visit Financing Your Study Abroad.
Exchange Programs
Affiliate Programs
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Affiliate Partners
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Internships
Students may want to consider programs that offer an internship (for credit or not for credit), service learning or volunteer activities that provide pathways to more deeply engage with the local community. Internships, in particular, are a great opportunity for students to gain transferrable as well as industry-specific skills that can enhance their employability post graduation. All three type of activities can provide students with greater cultural learning opportunities which can lead to a more meaningful and impactful experience abroad.
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