Study Abroad Programs

Faculty-led study trips

Wesleyan faculty often create and lead study trips for our students. Past destinations include Cuba; Rome, Paris, and London; and Israel. Check with us to see what’s coming up.

External organizations and schools

Programs we have worked with:

• • •  Harlaxton College-University of Evansville partnership— Harlaxton College in Great Britain partners with the University of Evansville for study abroad in several disciplines. Wesleyan students have studied abroad in this program and have had unforgettable experiences. Check it out!
    • KIIS – Kentucky Institute for International Study – based at Western Kentucky University, KIIS offers programs in non-English speaking countries. But don’t let that discourage you! KIIS courses are taught in English by faculty from US, mostly Kentucky, universities and colleges. Often, there will be an optional course in the language of the site country.  KIIS offers both long-term (semester) and short-term (3-6 weeks) programs around the world. Popular KIIS programs include Tanzania, Spain and Italy.
    • ISA – International Study Abroad
    • AIFS – American Institute for Foreign Study
    • CIEE Study Abroad
    • Sol Education Abroad – Focuses on study abroad in Spanish language-speaking areas.
    • NATUCATE – Study Abroad program focusing on internships and education dealing with wildlife conservation and nature.
    • Go Overseas
    • Oceans Research offers an opportunity for undergraduate and graduate students around the world to join its team of researchers in Mossel Bay, South Africa. We collaborate with numerous South African and international universities on a wide range on research projects.
    • 1. Summer internship: a 6-week package including internship placement, housing, and classes at a Brazilian renowned business school: IBMEC
      2. Open enrollment program: available for any student with flexible starting and ending datescampusb: borderless education in Brazil offers two programs:
    • US Students Abroad (from U.S. Department of State)