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Hoya Identities Abroad

Hoya Identities Abroad: Strengthening Diversity in Global Education

Our newest page features diversity resources and student narratives

Hoya Identities Abroad

James Sullivan

Shifting the Lens: Accessibility in the Developing World

James Sullivan (COL, '03) documents disability in the developing world

Shifting the Lens

Alex Villec Taiwan

[A]broadening Horizons: Alex Villec

Exploring international careers post study abroad

Alex Villec's Story

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Come all, to Study Abroad 101!

Led by an OGE Peer Advisor, Study Abroad 101 helps you consider your study abroad goals and learn about the application process

Study Abroad 101

Jerusalem

Scholarship for Hispanic American Students

The Government of Israel has announced a new scholarship for students for Hispanic American backgrounds who wish to study in Israel

Israel Scholarship

 

WELCOME TO THE OFFICE OF GLOBAL EDUCATION

We facilitate undergraduate credit-bearing study abroad opportunities. Serving Georgetown College, the Walsh School of Foreign Service, the McDonough School of Business, and the School of Nursing and Health Studies, we send approximately 900 students abroad to earn academic credit in over 50 countries.

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  • The STUDY Part of Study Abroad
    April 8, 2018
    Navigating a new academic system has been one of the biggest challenges while studying abroad. While I worried about getting around the city and packing the right kind of clothes, I thought school would be similar to the US (except for all of the classes would be in Spanish). After my first few weeks of […]
  • Amazement & Academia
    April 4, 2018
    In all honesty, I can’t really tell you what I was expecting in terms of my classes here in South Africa at the University of the Western Cape (UWC). A part of me was expecting the classes to be more challenging for me because I had to not only learn new material, but also grasp […]
  • Knee-Deep In History
    April 4, 2018
    I find it somewhat amusing that I started my classes for this semester the week that all my friends back home returned from spring break, a time that usually marks around the halfway point of spring semester. However, for me and my fellow CIEE students at East China Normal University, the academic year has scarcely […]
  • Moscow Survival Guide (Winter Edition)
    March 31, 2018
    Scarf: As temperatures hover around freezing, wrapping yourself up babushka-style will ensure you stay warm. Bonus points for women— covering your head when entering active churches is a must, so you’ll always be prepared. Troika and navigation app: Over 12 million people live in Moscow, and the city has 14 metro lines, which you can […]
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