Professors in the College of the Arts and Sciences have wide-ranging expertise that they share with students in sites all around the world. College faculty lead groups of IU students on short-term—from one week to six weeks—study abroad programs.
Study Tours are connected to semester courses, while International Courses are stand-alone summer programs.
Join this two-week course in Murcia, Spain, to explore the diversity of Spain through a hands-on sociolinguistic study. A two-credit companion course to HISP-S 429. (May 2023)
Take a second eight weeks course and then travel to Oaxaca, Mexico, to explore the unique ways this region promotes cultural diversity, protects their heritage, and values everyone's voice. (May 2023)
Visit Berlin on this one-credit companion course to Spring 2023's "HIST-D 312 Histories of the Cold War" in order to see first-hand the site that embodies this historical divide of East and West. (May 2023)
Below are programs led by College faculty that are offered most years. They are administered by the IU Office of Overseas Study or by specific departments. Please check the webpage for each to see the specifications.
Put your German skills to good use as you study near the foothills of the Alps in scenic southeast Austria.
Engage in both service projects and academic activities to improve your Spanish conversation skills.
Travel to the Dominican Republic and enroll in two Spanish content courses focusing on conversation and culture.
Take a deeper look at the city of Berlin and the complex history that has left its mark on the city.
Spend your days drawing and painting on location in the scenic parks, gardens, and city squares of Florence, all while immersing yourself in Italian language and culture.
Explore one of the oldest European capitals and discover Portugal's global connections.
This six-week course on geology and paeloanthropology takes place at the the world's most famous archaeological site, Olduvai Gorge.
May-June 2022
IU’s Office of Overseas Study provides a wide range of study abroad opportunities from year-long language and cultural immersion programs to short-term thematic programs.
