Or you might choose to study Consumer Behavior at the Haarlem Business School in the Netherlands and learn Dutch at the same time during a fall or spring semester exchange program. Maybe you would enjoy studying Italian in the Eternal City, Rome while exploring the wonders of the ancient world and Italian Baroque Art taught in English. You may choose to enroll in a program taught entirely in English. There are many offered throughout the world. Yes, there are.
Some programs reach capacity very early.
Some programs sponsored by other institutions have earlier deadlines than the UF deadlines. If you find a Non-UF program and your faculty advisor approves your choice of courses for credit, you may study over the summer on that program. The cost of each program varies according to its location, type of accomodation provided, and currency exchange rates. There is a UF study abroad fee attached to every program. Yes, because the University of Florida has a very liberal policy toward study abroad for any UF-approved program whether sponsored by UF itself or another institution.