Study abroad

Whether you’re exploring the marine ecology of Australia, delving into art and history in France, or using the temples and tombs of ancient Greece as a living laboratory, you'll likely find that overseas studies will be one of your most memorable college experiences.

  • Nearly 60% of Union College students study abroad.
  • Choose from 40+ programs in 29 countries, including 24 full terms and several three-week mini-terms.
  • Go beyond the classroom with language immersion, research, internships and community service.
  • About 80% of programs are led by Union faculty, offering a personal and immersive global experience.
  • Explore additional options such as independent study, exchange and non-Union programs.
  • All financial aid (except work-study) applies to full terms abroad; some scholarships are also available.
  • Interested? Contact the Office of International Programs to learn more.
Caitlin Williams '23

"My term abroad helped me realize that I am capable of taking on challenges and adapting to new environments."

— Caitlin Williams '23, biology major who studied in Australia

Whether you’re exploring the marine ecology of Australia, delving into art and history in France, or using the temples and tombs of ancient Greece as a living laboratory, you’ll likely find that overseas studies will be one of your most memorable college experiences.

  • Nearly 60% of Union College students study abroad.
  • Choose from 40+ programs in 29 countries, including 24 full terms and several three-week mini-terms.
  • Go beyond the classroom with language immersion, research, internships and community service.
  • About 80% of programs are led by Union faculty, offering a personal and immersive global experience.
  • Explore additional options such as independent study, exchange and non-Union programs.
  • All financial aid (except work-study) applies to full terms abroad; some scholarships are also available.
  • Interested? Contact the Office of International Programs to learn more.

"My term abroad helped me realize that I am capable of taking on challenges and adapting to new environments."

— Caitlin Williams '23, biology major who studied in Australia

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