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Application cycle now open for Fall 2022 programs

The wait is over – you can now apply to fall 2022 semester study abroad programs! Each year, nearly 2,000 students choose to study abroad at Syracuse University Centers or affiliated partner programs around the globe. You can 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 2022 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.

New in Summer 2022: Design Your Summer Abroad!

Photo: C. Green; London

Mix and Match Summer Sessions in Florence and London to create your ideal summer abroad!

Beginning in summer 2022, you can spend your summer at one of our Centers in Florence or London, or split your time between both! This flexible study option gives you the ability to choose how you want to spend your summer – choose the length, location and courses that best fit your academic needs, interests and schedule!

  • Block 1: May 9-22
  • Block 2: May 23 – June 12
  • Block 3: June 13 – July 2

Mix & Match: Florence Summer Session

  • Program length: 3, 6 or 8 weeks; 1 or 2 courses (3 to 6 credits) or an internship (1, 2 or 3 credits)
  • Study art, Italian language & culture, food studies, and more
  • Live in a residence hall within a short distance to the Villa Rossa
  • Center activities may include city tours, food tastings and day trips to neighboring cities such as Lucca or Pisa

Mix & Match: London Summer Session

  • Program length: 2, 3, 6 or 8 weeks; 1, 2 or 3 courses (3, 6 or 9 credits)
  • Study London nightlife & culture, history, sustainability and more. Internships are available too!
  • Live in shared flats throughout London within a 30 minute commute to the Faraday House
  • Center activities may include city visits and regional weekend trips to destinations such as Cardiff or Lake District and Scotland

View program and courses

Application deadline extended for select spring 2022 Center programs

We’ve extended the application deadline for Santiago and Strasbourg Center programs to October 15!

Our Center locations in both France and Chile are continuing to offer robust programming, valuable courses and immersive extracurricular activities for students planning on studying abroad in spring 2022.

Applications for Santiago and Strasbourg must be completed in OrangeAbroad by October 15.

Santiago, Chile

Strasbourg, France

If you are interested in a World Partner program for spring 2022 and have not yet applied, please reach out directly to a World Partner Program Advisor to learn more about our options.

 

Apply for Spring 2022 programs by October 1

Apply now to spring 2022 programs – applications are due October 1 and reviewed on a rolling basis. Applications should be completed as soon as possible, as some programs have limited space.

Florence, Italy

London, England

Madrid, Spain

Santiago, Chile

Strasbourg, France

World Partner programs

 

Over $1.4M in financial aid is available for 2021-22 semester programs – learn more!

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Apply now for Summer 2022 programs

Summer applications are now open – expand your horizons next summer and study abroad!

Choose from a variety of programs, locations and courses to find the best fit for you! Beginning in summer 2022, you can design your own program in Florence and London. This flexible study option gives you the ability to choose how you want to spend your summer – choose the length, location and courses that best fit your academic needs, interests and schedule! You can spend your summer in both London and Florence, as part of the same program.

Learn more about sessions and courses at our Centers in Florence, London, Madrid and Strasbourg: Summer Sessions

Summer 2022 programs and locations:

View all Summer 2022 Course Offerings

Financial aid is available!

Need-based financial aid is available to all students who qualify. Plus, additional summer grants will be allocated to Syracuse University undergraduate students in medium, high and high plus need categories applying to summer programs at Syracuse Abroad centers in Florence, London, Madrid and Strasbourg.

View Financial Aid & Outside Scholarships

September Advising Updates

We have updated our advising options for the semester!

As you are exploring your study abroad options, we have a variety of advising sessions to help answer your questions. Find the right advising session for you:

  • General Advising session: Meet with a Syracuse Abroad staff member to learn more about program options. Appointments can be scheduled Monday-Friday from 11am to 5pm. These sessions can be held virtually or at SyracuseAbroad@Bird (lower level room 002)!
  • Peer Advising session: Meet with a Global Ambassador virtually to learn about the experiences they had while abroad. Appointments can be scheduled Monday-Friday from 1-3pm.
  • Program appointment: Meet with an International program advisor to learn more about a specific program.

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Inspired Problem Solving in Italy

As part of our first cohort of students abroad in 2021, Syracuse Architecture student Jenna Merry ’23 has had a unique study abroad experience while at Syracuse University Florence.

“We have a chance to experience Florence without throngs of tourists. The palazzos that are usually crowded are peaceful, and that’s really special.”

Read more about her time in Florence and her opportunities in Italy that led to design solutions for real-world challenges: Inspired Problem Solving