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Wellesley students may select from more than 150 pre-approved programs of study. Select the "Pre-approved Programs" tab to see the full list. Programs featured in the side-bar may or may not be approved for Wellesley students. When in doubt, please contact the Office of International Study at ois@wellesley.edu.
Please note that some programs listed below are pre-approved by Wellesley. If you select one of these programs, you may need to petition the International Study Committee. For more information, please contact OIS.
Important Dates and Deadlines
All Wellesley students who intend to study abroad during the academic year (fall and/or spring) must declare a major and submit a Proposal to Study Away by December 1 each year. Please refer to the Office of International Study website (www.wellesley.edu/OIS/) for details.
"Responsibility and flexibility "
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"I learned how to budget, how to travel and how to speak German, etc. It was worthwhile"
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"I have witnessed quite a bit of personal growth and find that I am thriving back at Wellesley due to my motivation to not relive last semester. I think the most important qualities that I cultivated were confidence during confrontation and self-advocacy. "
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"I really enjoyed my life abroad and felt that I gained a sense of independence. "
Yaqing Zhang Wellesley College
"I think I just got to apply everything I would normally learn in a class to real life structures and systems that I got to interact with while I was abroad "
Maya Nunez Wellesley College
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"Dramatically improved my Spanish, totally immersed myself in Argentinian culture, handled a long and complicated professor strike with difficulty but gracefully."
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"I learned a lot about Spanish and Catalan culture, and about the political struggles of Catalonia. I was able to fully immerse myself in the student life of Barcelona. Definitely worthwhile."
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"I found confidence in myself and a new level of joy in life. It was 100% worth it. "
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"- gained skills to manage my own affairs"
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"It was an entirely different education system. While I did not like it as much, I'm very grateful to have tried UK uni and for the friends I made. It was a great opportunity for personal growth."
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"i liked the cultural integration"
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"I learned that I can survive anywhere! But I think that came from being abroad in general instead of specifically being at Yonsei. It's a basic exchange program but your experience depends on whether or not you're willing to explore."
Chandler Wellesley College
"I gained a lot of independence. I was mortified of the idea of traveling alone and now I am pro at it. I also gained really close friendships with people from all over the world. I had never left the country before, so it was just an incredible experience that gave me a serious case of wanderlust. "
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"I gained a comfort with speaking in French throughout the day and cooked a lot more, which brought me a lot of joy. It was worthwhile"
Withney Barthelemy Wellesley College
"I gained more confidence in my ability to live on my own and navigate social, academic, professional and financial situations independently. I also made some amazing friends who I will always cherish because we had such an amazing experience together. "
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"I became more independent and learned to trust myself when traveling. "
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"Arabic arabic arabic Taking care of myself Going out of my comfort zone (traveling outside Rabat)"
Kathryn Tyson Wellesley College
"I learned a lot about myself in terms of my own mental health and interests. I'd say it was worthwhile because I was able to travel a lot, and because I loved Edinburgh. The program was just fine, but the city is amazing and I feel lucky to have been able to live there. "
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"As cliche as it sounds, I think I learned the most about other cultures through mere exposure effect. I tried my hardest to visit as many places as possible, and I loved learning about the culture and history of each place. I also took classes that weren't offered at my home university, so it was really cool to learn about topic..."
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"I got to experience education in another country which is so different from the United States "
Zubyn D'Costa Wellesley College
"I learnt to live alone in a completely foreign country. I made amazing friends"
Sanika Wellesley College
"I improved my Chinese, had a great internship experience, and made a few good connections"
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"I was glad to see Europe, didn’t like Amsterdam"
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