Study Abroad

Students who participate in study abroad typically find it to be one of the best experiences of their entire university careers. Regardless of your major, cross-cultural experiences in new environments can lead to personal and academic growth and change the way you see the world and yourself.

We offer a variety of opportunities to suit your course of study and interests, including study abroad locations around the world. Programs vary in duration from one to two weeks during January intersession or spring break, two to four weeks in the summer, a full semester, or even as long as an academic year.

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More Information

Visit the our website to learn more about preparing to go abroad, available scholarships and financial aid, and the process to apply for a study abroad program:

Study Abroad Website

Planning & Eligibility

Planning is key to taking advantage of these opportunities, and we're here to help. As early as freshman year, you should visit the Study Abroad Office to discuss your options in addition to consulting with your academic advisers. In fact, you can attend short-term programs led by Manhattan University faculty as early as the summer after your freshman year. View answers to common questions about studying abroad.

To be eligible for study abroad programs:

• You must be in good academic standing with a general cumulative GPA of 2.75 or above
• You must not have any holds on your MU student account
• The presence of outstanding judicial sanctions; current or past probation status; and/or current or past suspension on your judicial history may impact your eligibility to study abroad

Hear from a past study abroad participant:

"I am thankful for this amazing experience and have a more global outlook on life. I now consider the impact things have from a global perspective instead of just locally."

Jennifer C., Peru, Winter 2020

Jaspers Abroad Blog

Read about the experiences our study abroad students are having on the Jaspers Abroad blog.

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