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The College of Education has its own study abroad office and programs designed specifically for education students. However, programs are not restricted to College of Education students. Students in the College of Education should review this information as they begin planning their study abroad experience.

Programs

Remember: students can choose to pursue a variety of academic, professional, and personal interests as they study abroad and are not limited to these programs.

Programs by Major

Incoming Freshmen Study Abroad in Italy 2022

Semester Programs

Faculty-Led Programs

Other

Academic Considerations

Before you apply, make sure to review the following policies and procedures that apply specifically to College of Education students.

Requirements

Must be enrolled as degree or non-degree seeking student and in good academic standing.

Advising

Our team is dedicated to ensuring that each Education Abroad participant is matched with a program best suited to their unique and individual needs as educators and future-educators. We strongly encourage prospective Education Abroad students to meet with one of our Program Coordinators prior to making a decision about traveling abroad.

Step 1: Visit our office

The International Programs office is located in room 260A Education Building. Our staff are available to assist and answer questions between the hours of 10:00am to 3:00pm, Monday through Friday. Stop by our office to:

Inquire about current and future programs
Decide on a country/region of interest
Answer general questions about Education Abroad such as the application process, eligibility, cost, financial aid, and more.

Step 2: Meet with a Program Coordinator

Once you have an idea of a program, country, or region of interest, please schedule a meeting with the appropriate Program Coordinator. Program Coordinators can:

Provide more in-depth information about each program, such as sample itineraries
Explain the EDUC 499 course and requirements
Offer individual support throughout the application process

Make an Appointment

Course Approval Process

College of Education students should review the course approval process for prior to departure.

Contact

Education Study Abroad Program
372A Education Building (1310 S. Sixth St.)
Champaign, IL 61820
Phone: 217-333-0960
international@education.illinois.edu

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