Two types of study abroad that can enhance degree work are field study and integrated classroom study. A written report is required. Preference is given to proposals from non-English speaking countries. Students must initiate and plan the project with the aid of a faculty adviser. Practical training programs of 3 to 12 months are available to individuals between the ages of 18 and 30.
Participants gain a cross-cultural experience by living and working with a host family.
The resulting credits can often be used as electives. The University and other institutions sponsor a broad range of intensive language programs and area students programs.