Over half of Harvard College students participate in an international experience during their time as an undergraduate. Harvard students travel with the benefit of exceptional support. From preparation prior to your departure and on-the-ground resources, to funding support and academic advising, students can be confident that their experience will be rewarding and valuable. Planning is key to a successful study abroad experience.
It is never too early to begin integrating study abroad into your individual academic plan, seeking advice from advisers and your concentration, and visiting the Office of International Education for guidance.
To start planning your study abroad experience, you can meet with an Office of International Education adviser during drop-in hours, which are held daily Monday-Friday p.
You can also meet with a student adviser who has already studied abroad for at least one term. Student advisers represent a variety of academic disciplines and include athletes, first-generation students, and recipients of financial aid. Contact the Griffin Financial Aid Office for guidance while planning your study abroad experience and during your time abroad.
Online application instructions and materials are available on the Office of International Education website. Your Allston Burr Resident Dean and appropriate academic departments must approve proposed study abroad coursework. This ensures that advising conversations take place before you receive approval to study abroad. Your Office of International Education advisers will help you to understand the process and answer specific questions.
Students receiving financial aid from Harvard can transfer their financial aid from Harvard to an approved term-time study abroad program. Students seeking to study abroad in the summer can also apply for competitive summer grants and funding available at the College from a variety of sources.
To begin searching for funding for summer study abroad, visit the Harvard College Funding Sources Database for available options. In most cases it will not cost more to study abroad. With a few exceptions, most study abroad programs cost less than a semester at Harvard. Residential Life at Harvard provides the opportunity to develop your own community through shared experiences. As a Harvard student, you have access to several different advising resources - all here to support your intellectual, personal, and social growth.
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