Trinity University
University Information
The Study Abroad program at Trinity University is designed to be accessible and flexible. With proper planning, students from every major can study abroad productively in many different countries around the world as a part of their degree.
This is possible because Trinity's program is based on individually advising each student so that the term abroad becomes an integral part of the degree that meets academic, personal, and professional goals. As a result Trinity students participate in a wide variety of academic experiences abroad from studying in a foreign university classroom to academic internships to intensive language study to field studies - or a some combination of these things.
Important Dates and Deadlines
October 18th, last day to begin an application for Spring
October 25th, last day to turn in an application for Spring
October 31sth, last day to turn in Trinity forms (for Credit Approval, etc.)
"Yes"
A student Trinity University
"I learned that all cultures have good and bad; one culture isn't "better" than another, although different people can of course fit into different cultures better. I also learned it's quite easy to gain weight eating bread and cheese... ;)"
Sarah A Trinity University
"I gained more cultural knowledge than language knowledge in this experience. It definitely opened my eyes to lots of things I never thought was prevalent before. I would still look to work in China, but not in the near future."
James H Trinity University
"Looking back on it I kind of wish I would have gone to a warmer and more culturally distinct country like Spain. I do not enjoy cold weather even though I am from Sweden. I am happy I studied in Scotland though, I learned a lot about myself and their educational system. I feel like I have become a more efficient student because ..."
Rebecca R Trinity University
"I had never taken classes in spanish. "
A student Trinity University
"Being Ecuadorian, I gained more knowledge and a valuable experience about what it is to study in my own country."
Daniela Torres Trinity University
"It was worthwhile. I gained confidence and communication skills, as well as a sense of adventure."
A student Trinity University
"My experience in Sevilla was mainly cultural. The classes at the University did not present a challenge to me and I did't feel like the educational aspect of my semester abroad was worth it. However, getting to know such a different culture was a really great experience. "
Eliana V Trinity University
"definitely worthwhile"
Patrick G Trinity University
"My Russian abilities significantly increased thanks to my time in Russia, even if I made more language improvement outside of my classes rather than in them. I also had the great opportunity to travel both in Russia and the surrounding area, which I will never forget. "
Erica J Trinity University
"I learned how to handle large amounts of reading and writing. I got a different perspective on economics than I would from Trinity. I met interesting people with strong opinions. I became much more familiar with the academic literature of economic development than I would probably anywhere else, though I sacrificed the chance to..."
A student Trinity University
"Going abroad is worthwhile but I did not enjoy the school that I chose, which is unfortunate. However, the IFSA-Butler team were an amazing bunch and they made my study abroad experience so great. "
A student Trinity University
"It was very worthwhile, however I didn't like that it was to americanized. "
Silvia C Trinity University
"The program provided me with a more direct understanding of German history and how it is understood in the country today. The experience of living abroad has somewhat reinforced my confidence in my ability to pursue further professional and academic opportunities abroad, and has moreover offered a chance to compare the impact of..."
Daniel T Trinity University
"I learned a lot more Spanish than I previously knew. It was more difficult to make friends with local students than I thought it would be, and I didn't get to do as much traveling as I would have liked, but it was still worth it."
A student Trinity University
"Yes"
Vikram S Trinity University
"Yes. I expected more out of it culturally. But it was enriching none the less!"
Chiara F Trinity University
"I learned how not to panic when I get lost. I learned to read body language much better and to interact with people whom I don't share a language with. "
Trevor F Trinity University
"Yes. There were lots of times when I hated being there and I just wanted to go back home. But in a weird way, I kind of like that. It lets me appreciate my home a lot more. Cambodia definitely has some beautiful sights and the Khmer are great people. But there's so much pollution and trash everywhere. It really got to me."
Tyler S Trinity University
"That in order to become fluent it will require much more dedication"
Connor M Trinity University
"I made my experience in Geneva great on my own accord. The program did not contribute to my wonderful time in Geneva. I learned a lot about Swiss history and enjoyed exploring the country."
Irene M Trinity University
"I learned more about French culture and improved my French. "
A student Trinity University
"YEs! lots of traveling, got to see tons of new people"
Andre B Trinity University
"Learned how to be independent and deal with stressful issues like navigating foreign cities, transportation screw ups, day-to-day living. yes, it was very worthwhile."
Hillary K Trinity University
"really got to know Turkish culture and Turkish people"
A student Trinity University
