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Life-Changing Experiences From Summer Study Abroad

Sunday, October 20, 2024, By Ashley Barletta
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For Jade Aulestia ’25 studying abroad over the summer was a life-changing experience she will never forget.

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Jade Aulestia

After spending the Spring 2024 semester in , Aulestia decided to extend her time abroad and spend the summer interning in the same location. During her summer session, she interned for ARTE, the Franco-German broadcast station in Strasbourg, just a six-minute walk away from the ϲ center.

“It was amazing to see how ARTE manages bilingual content in France but also how it caters to the rest of the neighboring counties. ARTE is a popular channel for Europe with coverage in several languages aside from French and German,” Aulestia says.

As a broadcast and digital journalism major, this internship was a valuable experience contributing to both her personal and professional growth. Her internship responsibilities included working on reports, conducting research for their social media platforms and helping to plan future projects. “I learned so much about myself while abroad and I will always be thankful for the experience,” Aulestia says.

Summer 2025 Programs

Summer study abroad programs, ranging from two to nine weeks abroad, are a valuable option for both undergraduate and graduate students who might have trouble fitting study abroad into their busy schedules. Enrolling in programs over the summer can help students catch up or get ahead on degree credits and can even provide valuable work and internship experience.

Summer at ϲ Centers

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ϲ students spend time in Strasbourg during their time abroad.

ٳܰԲ, students can choose from a variety of courses at ϲ Centers in Florence, London, Madrid and Strasbourg. Students can enroll in one or two classes for over two to nine weeks and earn three to nine credits. Sessions are designed to immerse students in the city’s culture through unique activities and city exploration opportunities, along with specially designed weekend trips to surrounding cities and sites.

Courses are offered in a variety of disciplines including advertising, biology, communications, history, political science, psychology, public health policy, sociology, sport management and more.

Summer Internships Abroad

abroad provide students with the opportunity to gain international work experience and build a global network. ϲ Abroad offers a variety of summer internship opportunities, including programs at ϲ centers, internships led by University faculty, and programs with pre-approved partners in locations, including Brussels, Tel Aviv and Singapore.

In partnership with the Strasbourg Center, students have access to an exclusive internship program at the . This program is ideal for graduate and advanced undergraduate students interested in human rights, governance, diplomacy and international relations. The Strasbourg Center also offers community internships ranging from placements in business, politics, education, media, art, community service and more.

Faculty-Led Summer Programs

Summer programs led by University faculty are also offered throughout the summer in a variety of locations covering many academic disciplines. Students can study education in South Africa, design in Japan and exercise science in Peru. View all .

Students can for Summer 2025 programs. The application deadline is Saturday, Feb. 1, and applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. Students can to learn more about summer study abroad.

Financial aid is also available for summer programs, including merit scholarships, study abroad grants, need-based grants and more. Learn more about .

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