Study Abroad
With over 300 programs in more than 65 countries (programs vary in length, from one week to one year), study abroad is possible for all ASU students who wish to acquire a global perspective and knowledge in preparation for their career. Students earn ASU credit for completed courses, while staying on track for graduation, and they may apply financial aid and scholarships toward program costs.
The Rob Walton College of Global Futures offers the following programs for students:
Upcoming programs
Antarctica: The Frozen Continent
Winter Break: December
Sea Turtles, Sharks, and Fisheries of Baja California – Emerging Topics in Marine Conservation
Spring Break
Brazil: Human-Wildlife Interactions in Southern Ecosystems
Summer
Botswana: Sustainability, Wildlife and Conservation in the Okavango Delta*
Summer
ASU Fall Semester in Bermuda
Fall
ASU Summer in Bermuda
Summer
GIE: Global Coffee and Sustainability in Costa Rica
Winter Break: December
GIE: Na Mea Kanu: Cultivating Plants and People in Hawaii
Winter Break: December
GIE: Biocultural Conservation Expedition in Coastal California
Spring Break: March
Indigenous Sustainability Solutions in the Amazon
Post Spring
Vienna and the Austrian Alps: Different Approaches to Achieving Sustainability
Summer
Additional ASU Study Abroad opportunities:
Searching for Dracula: Myth, Monster or National Hero
Summer
School of Sustainability Global Education Scholarship
The scholarship supports participation in School of Sustainability (SOS) Summer Study Abroad programs or SOS Global Intensive Experience (GIE) courses. Funding must be used for an in-person experience (funding cannot be used for virtual/online experiences).
The Global Sustainability Studies program at the School of Sustainability was established thanks to an investment by the Rob and Melani Walton Foundation.
More information
If you have specific questions about our study abroad programs please contact:
Kristin Meraz
480-727-9776
[email protected]