Do you want to study abroad, but you don’t know when to do it? As you make your pros and cons list for what you want out of your experience, consider this list of five reasons to study abroad in Fall 2023!
The application cycle is now open for fall 2023 semester study abroad programs! Choose from over 100 different program options in 60 locations – studying engineering in Strasbourg, France; Spanish language studies in Madrid, Spain or Santiago, Chile or even Film studies in Prague!
Check out our options for your next semester abroad:
Center programs:
World Partner programs:
Fall-only programs:
Start planning for your fall 2023 semester abroad and apply now!. The application deadline is March 15 and applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. All students are encouraged to apply as soon as possible, as some programs have limited space. For exact deadline dates, refer to each program’s specific application page.
For more information about fall programs, you can schedule an appointment with an International Program Advisor or make a General Advising appointment to explore options. In-person advising appointments will take place at the Syracuse Abroad satellite office, SyracuseAbroad@Bird, located on the Lower Level of Bird Library.
As a finance and accounting double major, Leah Ford ’23 studied abroad in Madrid, Spain last spring. She answers our most frequently asked questions: how to choose a program, favorite courses, living like a local, challenges abroad and more.
To celebrate 30 years of collaboration between the Council of Europe and Syracuse University, the Consul-General of the United States, Darragh Paradiso, hosted a reception on September 29, 2022. In attendance was Raymond Bach, outgoing Director of Syracuse University Strasbourg; Darragh Paradiso, US Consul-General; Bjørn Berge, Deputy Secretary-General of the Council of Europe; and John Goodman, current Director of Syracuse University Strasbourg.
The reception highlighted the hundreds of Syracuse Strasbourg students who have interned at the Council throughout the years and was a great opportunity to thank Council staff for their mentorship of Syracuse students. Deputy Secretary-General Byørn Berge spoke on the fruitful relationship and the need to strengthen and carry forward the ties between the Council and Syracuse University.
On Twitter, Bjorn Berge recently tweeted about the reception and his appreciation of the strong partnership with Syracuse University:
“The partnership with Syracuse University highly appreciated by @coe spreading knowledge of work and values of the CoE among young people in Europe and beyond, is a priority for us; and we benefit greatly from their new and insightful ways of looking at things @USAStrasbourg.”
The Council of Europe includes 45 national Member-States from across Europe encompassing 650 million people. The Council is the continent’s leading human rights organization located in Strasbourg, France.
As an opportunity exclusive to students on the Syracuse Strasbourg program, a limited number of internship placements are available at the Council during the semester and over the summer, providing a once-in-a-lifetime experience for students interested in politics, human rights and international affairs.
Katie Blomkvist studied abroad in Strasbourg, France in fall 2021. Majoring in Public Health and Policy Studies and graduating in spring 2023, Katie was an intern at the Council of Europe International Cooperation Group on Drugs and Addictions. Read more about Katie’s semester in Strasbourg.
As a dual-degree M.A. in International Relations and Master of Public Administration student at the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs, Ben Shultz was presented with an unmatched opportunity to explore European policy space in a hands-on manner in Strasbourg during spring 2022. He took a graduate course at the Syracuse Strasbourg Center and undertook an internship at the Council of Europe International Cooperation Group on Drugs and Addictions (Pompidou Group). Read about Ben’s research work at the Council.
Applications are now being accepted for 2023 summer programs – expand your horizons and study abroad next summer! Choose from a variety of programs, locations and courses to find the best fit for you.
Learn more about sessions and courses at our Centers in Florence, London, Madrid and Strasbourg: Summer Sessions
Summer 2023 programs and locations:
Financial aid is available!
Need-based financial aid is available to all students who qualify. The Office of Financial Aid awards Study Abroad Grants (SAG), based on financial need, that range from $250-$2,000 for 3 credits and $500-$4,000 for 6 credits. Need is determined by the previous academic year’s FAFSA information.
Additional need-based grants of up to $3,000 are available for Syracuse University undergraduate students who attend a summer program at a Syracuse Abroad Center: Florence, London, Madrid or Strasbourg.
Syracuse University undergraduate students with a GPA of 3.4 or above are able to apply for a $1,000 Merit Scholarship for 2023 summer programs. Details of how to apply will be found within your application portal.
There is still time to apply for spring 2023 programs! We’re extending the application deadline to October 15 for select Center programs listed below. Our Center locations offer culturally enriching programming, unique courses and exciting extracurricular activities for students planning to study abroad in the spring.
Check out spring 2023 programs still accepting applications:
Questions? Meet with an advisor to learn more or chat with Global Ambassadors!
Syracuse University has been ranked #9 in study abroad in the latest 2022-2023 US News & World Report. US News ranked the top 40 study abroad programs in the nation, with Syracuse Abroad landing in the top 10. Tied with Arcadia University and Michigan State University, Syracuse Abroad programs have been recognized for its academic excellence and valuable programmatic experiences, fostering student growth and immersion.
Syracuse Abroad has moved up two spots, since ranking #11 in the 2021-2022 report. Its annual, prestigious ranking is largely due to its five study abroad center programs and award-winning featured program in Central Europe, along with annual summer and short-term program options for students.
This year, Syracuse Abroad Week will take place Sept. 12-16. Students, partners and faculty are invited to take part in a variety of in-person and virtual events to learn more about study abroad opportunities and program offerings. Throughout the week, Syracuse Abroad staff will host virtual information sessions discussing program options, financing study abroad, internship opportunities and more. To view all events and sessions, visit the schedule of Syracuse Abroad Week events.
Syracuse Abroad is taking over Shaw Quad on Sept. 14! Students, campus partners and faculty are invited to visit the Syracuse Abroad tent on the quad from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Wednesday to learn about options for international study and explore more than 100 programs in 60 different countries.
Syracuse Abroad is excited to announce a new addition to the Santiago Center program.
Reintroducing the intensive Spanish immersion program, students will now have the opportunity to begin their semester in Argentina, as part of a prequel course prior to arriving in Chile. This new Buenos Aires immersion will prepare students for the Spanish language program in Santiago, while introducing them to the modern culture and iconic city of Buenos Aires.
The retirement of Dr. Raymond Bach, Center Director of Syracuse University Strasbourg, has paved the way for new leadership in France beginning this fall semester. As this new chapter unfolds, Syracuse Abroad is excited to announce the new director for the Strasbourg Center, Dr. John J. Goodman.
Goodman joins Syracuse University Strasbourg with an extensive background in law, diplomacy and conflict resolution, education, and leading international organizations, having served as a lawyer, an international relations scholar, a delegate in South Sudan for the Red Cross, and an advisor to former United States President and Nobel Laureate, Jimmy Carter.
Bach will be retiring after leading the Strasbourg Center for 22 years. During his tenure, he has been a pillar of Syracuse Abroad and integral in the development of the Strasbourg Center programs and curriculum. Bach is a leader of great intellectual force and a respected mentor and guide to students and colleagues alike.
Syracuse Abroad is grateful for the dedication and innovative spirit that Bach has provided for the past 22 years, and is excited for this new chapter of leadership Dr. Goodman will deliver.
