Available programs range in length from a summer or semester to a full year.
K-State also has bilateral exchanges with three dozen universities. K-State also offers students a wide variety of credit and noncredit learning opportunities abroad through study tours and more extended group abroad programs. Most programs are led by K-State faculty and are coordinated by the study abroad office in cooperation with academic departments. Examples include the Department of Architecture spring semester in Italy, the Spanish summer language program in Mexico, and study tours to Europe, Asia, Africa, and Latin America. The coordinator of group study abroad assists faculty to development programs and counsels students on foreign learning opportunities.