Extended Deadlines for Summer 2025

Select summer 2025 programs are still accepting applications. Apply today!

Program	Extended Deadline
Global Health And Service-Learning In Ghana	April 15
Food Studies In Costa Rica	April 15

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Not sure where to start? Speak with an advisor, read our student guide, or check out upcoming events to ask questions, learn about study abroad opportunities, and find the right program for you.

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GEO Centers

Your home away from home with on-site staff providing housing, excursions, and orientations.

GlobalWorks Internships

Connect studies with real-world experience in various career fields while earning UO credits.

University Exchange

Take classes alongside local students at foreign universities for a semester or full year.

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Application Deadlines

11/15

WINTER & SPRING QUARTER*

12/15

JAPAN EXCHANGE

1/1

SUMMER EXCHANGE

2/1

FALL, SPRING & ACADEMIC YEAR EXCHANGE

3/15

SUMMER TERM*

4/15

FALL QUARTER*

*Date represents the majority of programs, application deadlines may vary by program. Please verify deadlines on the web page for the programs you are interested in.

Applications to most programs are reviewed on a rolling basis in the order they are submitted, which means some programs may fill before the deadline has passed. We encourage all students to apply for their first-choice study abroad program as early as possible. We strongly recommend students consider one or two back-up programs in case space is not available in their first-choice program.

Featured Programs

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Liberal Arts in London Building on a quarter-century of academic excellence, the London Centre offers multi-disciplinary courses in the liberal arts and humanities. Each course places an important emphasis on experiential learning, transforming the entire city of London into your classroom by incorporating several local outings and…

Spanish Immersion in Oviedo You will take your core language courses in Spanish (beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels) through the Curso de Lengua y Cultura Españolas para Extranjeros (ELE) at the University of Oviedo. At ELE you will attend courses with US and other international students. The Cross-Cultural Communication and Cross-…

Food, Culture, and Sustainability in Siena Experience Italian food and culture in the contexts of beautiful Siena and Tuscany. Italian cuisine has influenced food culture around the world and is viewed as a form of art by many. Participating in this program will allow you to gain a deeper understanding of complex food-related issues and develop new insights…

Global Health and Service-Learning in Ghana Application deadline extended to April 15!This program is ideal for students interested in studying global health and development issues in Africa. On this program, you will take courses examining health and development in Ghana, as well as contemporary issues facing Ghanaian society. As a complement to your…

Food Studies in Costa Rica Application deadline extended to April 15!This program offers an immersive experience in the study of food within Latin American history, combined with comprehensive Spanish language instruction and engaging excursions. Over four weeks, students will participate in Spanish courses tailored to all proficiency levels…

Spanish Language and Culture in Segovia This Spanish Language and Culture in Segovia program allows you to immerse yourself in Spanish language studies at the second or third year level. Students at the second year level have the option of the summer or Fall semester. Students at the third year level have the option of the summer, Fall semester, or Spring…

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Funding Study Abroad

Financial aid options are generally available to support your study abroad program costs. However, most students find they need to supplement their standard financial aid package with additional funding sources. The University offers nearly 40 different scholarships with varying eligibility requirements and award amounts specifically for UO students planning to study abroad. For detailed information about available scholarships and your eligibility, please consult with a financial aid counselor at the Office of Student Financial Aid & Scholarships.

Discover Study Abroad Scholarships

NEW! GEO aims to make study abroad accessible to as many UO students as possible. The SAGE scholarship is for students who identify as BIPOC, First-Gen, and/or low-income. GEO is offering multiple SAGE Scholarship awards of up to $5,000.

Deadline: November 15

There are four scholarships to help students fund their future study abroad experience. First generation college students, students with disabilities, and first-term freshmen are eligible to apply and use these scholarships at any point in their academic career at UO.

Deadline: December 15

You will be considered for up to seven need- and merit-based study abroad scholarships for GEO-sponsored programs by completing one general application. Eligibility and award amounts vary for each scholarship and region-specific scholarships are available.

Deadlines vary