Boston University
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Boston University is a program provider offering 41 abroad programs. Programs offered include Study Abroad and Internship abroad programs in 9 countries such as The United Kingdom, Italy, Ireland, and United States.
At Boston University, global learning is at the heart of our mission to prepare students for meaningful impact in an interconnected world. Through BU Study Abroad, we offer one of the largest and most diverse portfolios of university-run international programs in the United States. With more than 80 programs in over 20 countries, our students have the opportunity to live, learn, and engage in communities across six continents.
Our programs are academically rigorous and designed to align with students’ fields of study. Many of our signature offerings integrate classroom learning with practical experience through internships, research placements, and service opportunities abroad. Whether it’s studying public health in Geneva, completing a film production internship in Los Angeles, or exploring global business in Shanghai, students gain real-world experience while earning BU credit.
In addition to our international sites, we offer domestic study away programs in cities like Washington, D.C., New York, and Los Angeles—providing further flexibility and professional development options. All BU Study Abroad programs are supported by dedicated staff, both on campus and in-country, to ensure that students receive the academic, cultural, and personal support they need for a successful experience.
As a global research institution, we are committed to helping students expand their perspectives, challenge assumptions, and develop the skills needed to thrive in today’s global landscape. At Boston University, studying abroad isn’t just about travel—it’s about transformation.
For more information, visit:
https://www.bu.edu/abroad/
Study Abroad with Boston University
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A student Villanova University
"How to interact with locals, how to adapt a new culture and participate actively in a life that is foreign to me. I accumulated some knowledge about my marketing- the field of my interest and did an internship in Disney London. That was a great experience overall. It's absolutely worthwhile to go study abroad in London. "
A student Brandeis University
"Did alot of traveling, yes I had an absolute blast"
A student Villanova University
"Being abroad was an amazing experience that I would recommend every student to do. I learned a lot about myself and even more about the world and different cultures around me. It was a very worthwhile experience and if I could do it again and for longer, I absolutely would!"
A student Providence College
"I learned a lot about working in another culture. It was interesting how different the work environment is in London. Despite speaking the same language, there is a very different culture in the UK. I was worthwhile."
A student Providence College
"I had never traveled to another country before going abroad. After visiting 11 countries while there, I have a new sense of what it is like in other places since seeing them first hand. It was definitely worthwhile, I loved London, it was definitely my favorite country. After traveling to different countries, I never doubted pic..."
A student Providence College
"I gained an incredible amount of knowledge about the Irish healthcare system, Ireland in general, my family, and myself. I learned I can fend for myself in a foriegn country, navigate around cities I've never before seen, successfully work at an internship in a different country, and most of all, handle the unknown. The experi..."
A student Providence College
"This experience was very eye opening for me. Probably like a lot of other students from colleges in the US, I really haven't been out of the country that much and never lived anywhere besides school and home. Now that I have studied in England and travelled throughout Europe, it is like a whole new world in my eyes. "
A student Providence College
"The only thing worth while was the internship experience."
A student Fordham University
"I learned that I have a strong ability to adapt to all situations. I am now comfortable conversing in French and have gained a confidence and maturity that had evaded me previously. This was the best experience I have ever had. "
Emmie_5858 The College of William and Mary
"It was worthwhile, in my opinion. I learned a lot about how to get by in Shanghai and China in general."
A student Trinity University
"Friends that I will always remember and cherish, cultural understanding, work experience, living in a European environment. Yes it was the best experience of my life. "
A student Trinity University
"How amazing Los Angeles is. "
Kauveh K Trinity University
"Work experience and traveling Europe."
A student Brandeis University
"I gained a great deal. It was experienced unlike I've ever had in my life"
A student Trinity University
"I got to visit a lot of new cities and learn about new cultures. I had a great time in London and abroad. I would recommend it to everyone!"
A student Tufts University
"It was definitely worthwhile. I learned a lot about a new culture. "
Nafiz R Brandeis University
"yes, i had the best semester of my life"
lexy B Brandeis University
"i learned to be independent and i really got to explore the world and expand my academic study of art"
A student Brandeis University
"i feel more comfortable being on my own in general and travelling. it was definitely worthwhile"
A student Brandeis University
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A student Cornell University
"I learned how to completely live and speak and immerse myself entirely in another culture. It was absolutely worthwhile. "
A student Cornell University
"I learned International work experience"
Nicole N Cornell University
"People are amazing. I met people from all walks of live and it was so incredible. It was definitely worthwhile and I wish I could do it all over again!"
Madison K Trinity University
"I certainly gained an appreciation for Australian culture, but more so I feel like I matured or have atleast begun maturing in a way that is only understood once you graduate college. I was in the real world working, not just taking classes. It was very worthwhile."
Kimo T Trinity University
