January 2022: Study Abroad Updates
Dear Partners and Colleagues,

We are over-the-moon to have almost 900 students slotted to study abroad this spring 2022 semester. This has come as the result of resilient students, and has been facilitated by the tireless efforts of our U.S.-based team, our partners, and our many staff abroad. We couldn't be more happy to have students arriving abroad, many of whom deferred their study abroad plans multiple times.

A reminder: our fall 2022 semester program applications are open and the deadline is March 15. Please encourage students to apply as soon as possible, as admissions decisions continue on a rolling basis and, at times, programs can have limited capacity. As in the past, home institutions will complete Study Abroad Approval Forms (SAAFs) to confirm approval of your students.

Be in touch, and all our best for positive and productive 2022!

Warmly,
Brock

Brock M. Price
Associate Director, Institutional Relations
Syracuse University Abroad
Welcoming Nicole Collins,
Director of Strategic Parterships & Outreach 
Earlier this month, Nicole Collins joined our office as our new Director of Strategic Partnerships and Outreach. Nicole will support the management and development of new programs with both partner schools and provider programs. To discuss any new custom programs, academic tracks, or even potential program ideas, please reach out to Nicole at (ncolli04@syr.edu). Nicole is also planning to be at both Forum and NAFSA.

Based in Cincinnati, Ohio, Nicole brings with her over 16 years of experience in global education, including crisis management, program development, partner relations, and strategic marketing and recruitment. Before joining Syracuse University, Nicole held professional leadership roles at Miami University, IES Abroad, and Wake Forest University.

Please join us in welcoming Nicole!
Fall-only Programs
Students join a traveling, learning community based in the heart of Central Europe and travel to Prague, Berlin, Lviv, Krakow, Warsaw, Treblinka/Sejny, and Gdansk throughout the semester. Students will investigate sites tied to World War II, the Holocaust and Soviet totalitarian rule studying politics, international relations, history, human rights and atrocity studies.
This program is an exceptional opportunity for drama students to experience all that London has to offer. London is unparalleled in the breadth and quality of its theater. Students will deepen their acting skills, attend dramatic performances, and collaborate with the Globe Theater for an exciting semester abroad.
This program offers computer science major and minor courses, along with other London course offerings that might meet students’ social science and humanities requirements. As with all Syracuse London programs, students will take classes in the centrally-located Bloomsbury neighborhood, live in local flats, and explore all that this vibrant and diverse city has to offer!
This program is designed for engineering students who are in their third semester of study (i.e. fall of 2nd year). Courses are taught in English. Students study at our Strasbourg Center and at our prestigious partner institution in Strasbourg: the Institut National des Sciences Appliquées. All courses are approved by the School of Engineering and are listed on a final Syracuse University transcript.
This dual-university program allows students to take classes with local Italian students, taught by local faculty. The University of Florence offers a variety of courses in economics and political science (taught in English), which provides an exciting local-engagement layer to students' Florence study abroad experience.
Madrid: Semester & Summer Internships
The Syracuse Madrid Internship program offers an immersive international professional experience. Internships provide students with an opportunity to gain a comparative understanding of the North American and Spanish work environment, and to further develop professional abilities. At the same time, students practice Spanish language in ways not possible through engaging solely with textbooks.

We have agreements with a number of organizations, foundations, charities, NGOs, etc. that include a variety of fields such as business, communication, public relations, education, administration, sports, web design, and more. Our list is always updated with new additions based on a student's interest.

  • Between 1-3 credits for semester internships
  • 3 credits for summer internships
  • Most companies we work with are small businesses and family-owned companies.

Required Spanish level. The Spanish level required depends on the company’s needs. Although any student can apply for an internship, most companies request a basic knowledge of the language (SPA 201).
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