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.)
"This was the best time of my life. It is great because you get to meet a completely new set of friends from all over the world and learn a lot about a new culture. However, it is similar enough that you will not experience culture shock very much. I absolutely loved every minute of it. Make sure you go on One Fish Two Fish f..."
Michael K Trinity University
"It was definitely worthwhile. Seeing a different part of the world is in itself an invaluable experience "
Luisa T Trinity University
"I can't put all that I learned from my experience into this text box, so I'll just say this: study abroad gives you an opportunity to get real-world exposure and knowledge, and you can truly find yourself in a foreign country."
A student Trinity University
"I learned so much I don't even know where to begin! It was one of the best opportunities and experiences of my life. It helped me grow to be more independent and confident in myself."
Haley M Trinity University
"I absolutely loved living in London and working at my internship. It was such a valuable experience and one that I will never forget."
A student Trinity University
"So much about different cultures, and learning to be on my own. It really challenged me to prioritize and be confident in who I am, even if it's not the way others around me are or want me to be. "
Heather B Trinity University
"Absolutely worth while. Everything was just fantastic: the food, the people, the professors, the staff, the locals, the country. Everything."
Moniqu A Trinity University
"How to excavate in a different country and in different environmental conditions. It was worthwhile."
A student Trinity University
"I learned about myself, about my ancestry, and had a great time."
Brandon Lieberman Trinity University
"I greatly increased my speaking abilities, learned more about the Spanish culture than I ever thought I would, and learned more about myself than anything else. It was definitely worthwhile, I would go back in a heartbeat."
Joseph K Trinity University
"I learned a lot of about Korea and a lot about myself. Living abroad in a different country forces one to learn and adapt. "
Juan Jose M Trinity University
"Yes, it gave me a perspective I never had before."
Markham S Trinity University
"Everything was indeed worthwhile because it all became a wonderful thing. Even getting lost or feeling unsure of things was nice because it was good to see a side of myself that could only be there when I was lost or unsure. I enjoyed that and for that reason I would do it again and go somewhere new next time. "
Adan G Trinity University
"My abroad experience did little for me from an "academic" stand point. That is not to say I didn't learn, though. An amalgamation of immersion and traveling and chaos led to an eventual appreciation for the variety of lifestyles and broadness of culture. Every experience I had was a learning experience and I took away something ..."
Raj S Trinity 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
"I have always been interested in the Middle East and North Africa but you can't truly understand a culture till you leave there with the people and experience everyday life. "
Taylor C Trinity University
"Absolutely. If not for the confidence in travel and joy in history and tourism (and the novelty of having an accent that everyone adored), my friendships made my time incredibly more worthwhile and enriching than I ever expected and will have a longer impact on me than I could ever have anticipated."
Teresa G Trinity University
"YES. See above. I badly want to go back and volunteer with the orgs I worked with during study abroad, as well as live and work and travel for a while before grad school. Phenomenal time in my life and I will forever have part of my heart in Argentina."
Kaela D Trinity University
"yes totally"
burcu o Trinity University
"It was an experience that I won't forget and will definitely take from."
Jenny W Trinity University
"I became more independent. I learned about international relations, French culture, political science, and the city of Strasbourg. Definitely worthwhile."
A student Trinity University
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Kelsey W Trinity University
"It was definitely a worthwhile time. I learned a lot of things about myself, by being in a new place where I didn't know anyone. I learned about other cultures and their perspectives by having international friends. I learned about literature, and I learned about Scotland."
A student Trinity University
"It was extremely worthwhile. This experience opened my eyes to the Australian culture. Working in Australia also may have changed my future plans. I wouldn't mind working in Australia since I was offered a part-time position after my internship ended."
Adam K Trinity University
"My experience really shifted my perspective on future plans. Going abroad helped me gain independence and realize the context in which I can thrive. I think that the study abroad experience allows people to learn more about themselves which is why I would recommend that students go abroad if they have the opportunity to do so. "
Marisa P Trinity University
