No matter what your college or major, you can take advantage of semester, winter or summer course offerings in a wide variety of disciplines and countries. Semester programs are directed by a faculty member or an on-site coordinator. Faculty directors teach courses in their disciplines, while additional courses are taught by local faculty. Except for foreign language courses and programs, most courses are taught in English, and students earn regular UD academic credit applicable toward graduation, many fulfilling academic requirements. Winter Session abroad typically expands its geographical reach every year, as more and more departments sponsor programs.
University faculty direct the programs and teach regular credit courses.
If you'd like to study abroad, but for less than a semester, consider taking Winter or Summer Session courses abroad. All study abroad participants enroll for a full-time academic schedule and pay regular University tuition. Some meals may be covered by the program fee, depending on the program. A limited number of foreign study Merit Scholarships are available on a competitive basis. For students with financial need and strong academic credentials, Starr Scholarships are an option to be considered.