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
"Very worthwhile! I learned a lot about Spanish and European culture."
A student Wellesley College
"It was absolutely worthwhile. I gained confidence, self-assurance, and increased language skills"
A student Brandeis University
"I learned so much about myself this past summer than any other summer. I feel accomplished and I met so many great people and I experienced many things. I did things out of my comfort zone and I have grown mentally. "
Steven W Brandeis University
"I learned about a culture other than the U.S and this opened up my eyes to a new and different type of lifestyle. It made me want/plan to live in Sydney. It was definently a worthwhile experience and one I would love to do again "
A student Trinity University
"Experience of British culture. yes."
A student Brandeis University
"international cultures, yes"
A student Fordham University
"It was very worthwhile. I learned a lot about myself and about french culture. "
A student Brandeis University
"i learned alot about the culture"
A student Brandeis University
"was worthwhile"
A student Villanova University
"Definitely a worthwhile trip."
A student Villanova University
"Everything. Everyday was a new experience. I learned how to be more independent, spontaneous, and most importantly to live in the moment with no regrets. It was the best experience of my life. "
Emily F Fordham University
"The work experience was by far the most beneficial to me. I was placed at a think tank where i was exposed to the policy making process. my overall study abroad was amazing. I would do it again if i could. "
A student Villanova University
"My internship was amazing and taught me a lot about my future career options."
A student Villanova University
"Very worthwile- I learned I would absolutely want to live in London someday."
A student Providence College
"Very worthwhile, learn a lot about yourself, your friends, and what you want in life. "
Chip W Fordham University
"I learned that living abroad is exhilarating and that Shanghai is more interesting in New York in many ways. It was totally worthwhile and I would do it again."
A student Fordham University
"DEFINITELY worth while. I learned a lot about French and American culture and ways in which they clash. I learned how to travel on my own and be independent. I learned what it's like to be the 'foreigner' and what it really takes to become fluent in a language. I gained a larger perspective on the world. There's so much more tha..."
Karis A Valparaiso University
"I learned to enjoy everything in an experience, especially what seems bad initially. Those will be the things you laugh about with your friends when your back in the states."
Will C Boston University
"Lots about how to travel stress free. Learning curve was steep though"
greg m Providence College
"It was invaluable. I learned how to be independent, social, a hard worker, and push myself to go on adventures that I normally would not have. "
A student Fordham University
"How to work in a different culture and gained valuable work experience in my field"
A student Fordham University
"I learned to work in an international community"
Molly R Fordham University
"that I need to travel with people I know, especially going abroad. I gained knowledge in a different work environment with a totally different culture. Yes, because if I didn't do it then I would have wondered what it would have been like. "
Mackenzie1 Providence College
"I gained a much greater interest for worldwide cultural events and I learned that there is much more to the world than just the United States. I realized that I definitely would consider moving to Europe in my future. I learned a lot of things about the American culture, most primarily that many Americans are ignorant about the ..."
Kathleen R Providence College
"I feel that I am a much more independent and confident person after my study abroad experience. Living in one of the largest, most cosmopolitan cities in the world has taught me a lot about myself and shown me that I can handle the stress of city life. I have also learned a lot about British politics and culture in general and I..."
Laura O Providence College
