Study Abroad in United States
The United States is the most popular country for foreign study, but its wide diversity of cities and climates makes it a great place for domestic students to study away. American students can consider options to study abroad in their home country by exploring study away in cosmopolitan cities, vibrant college towns or the classic setting of liberal arts colleges. Take a semester or short-term break from your home campus and study away in the USA!
Top Cities to Study Abroad
| 1. New York | 138 reviews | |
| 2. Honolulu | 134 reviews | |
| 3. Washington D.C. | 92 reviews | |
| 4. Los Angeles | 89 reviews | |
| 5. Connecticut | 31 reviews |
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Study Abroad in United States - Featured Programs
Our ship is the most unique floating campus in the world. The seven deck, 590-foot ship is where you learn, live, travel and reflect on your globa...
FWI internship programs are designed to provide applicants with the opportunity to develop and expand their knowledge of the fashion industry inte...
Journey to "Underwater Eden"... Sail throughout the last coral wilderness on Earth in order to preserve its future. Join ...
FWI internship programs are designed to provide applicants with the opportunity to develop and expand their knowledge of the fashion industry inte...
Contribute to a new body of knowledge… Chronicle the state of coral reefs in the remote Pacific Ocean. Participate in oceanograp...
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Semester at Sea is the only study abroad program of its kind in the world. Using a ship as our floating campus, Semester at Sea's around-the-world and regional itineraries...
Intern in New York City and boost your career with the adventure of a lifetime. Our internship programs include accommodation, cultural and social events and 24/7 support ...
NTI Semester, a 14-week study away program is offered twice a year, in the fall and spring, at the O’Neill’s Waterford, CT campus. Classes are held seven days a week from ...
Participate in groundbreaking climate science research… Voyage from New Zealand to Tahiti in a long, blue-water sailing passage. Contribute to baseline climate research in...
Landscape and Livelihood is a 16-credit field program that immerses students in the working landscapes of Western Montana. These glacier-carved mountains and valleys are h...
Be part of a professional effort to protect the Sargasso Sea... Participate in real-time, real-world related to biodiversity and conservation efforts in this challenging u...
Study how the dynamics of food production, distribution, and provisioning are affected by population growth, rapid urbanization, and globalization, and which responses off...
Connect the dots...Trace the lasting effects of past human impacts on the present. You will shape your understanding of the diverse Caribbean region in this place-based an...
Study the social impacts of climate change through the political economy of food, water, and energy in some of the world's most productive and vulnerable landscapesThis pr...
Explore how geography, politics, economics, and culture shape social relations and the built environment -- and with what consequences -- in cities across the globe.This p...
Anyone can tell a joke - but making great comedy is not so easy. What sets the comedic genius apart from the jokester? Technique: compelling content, strong point of view,...
