At The Catholic University of America students have options for study outside the United States as part of their undergraduate programs. International study provides new cultural perspectives that enhance academic programs and supplement majors. CUA's study abroad programs can also help students acquire valuable linguistic skills and other competencies relating to their career plans or cultural affinities.
Planning is essential.
All students interested in study abroad programs should begin the process of application, selection and enrollment by assessing their goals. Students should review their interests with their academic advisors, then meet with the assistant dean for international programs in 303 Marist Hall. This web page offers general information about study abroad options. Each program admits a limited number of students. Applications should be completed by early April for the fall semester.