Braden Hause's engineering exchange at Technical University of Denmark
"Sometimes you just want to stay home and lay in bed if you cannot find anyone to go on an adventure with, but that shouldn't stop you from exploring the world, even if it is alone."
Carly Taylor's semester with IES Abroad in London
"University of Maryland offers so many scholarship opportunities for study abroad students to help cover some of the tuition costs. Also as an out-of-state student at Maryland, my tuition at my London university is cheaper than my UMD tuition."
Zoe Zavrotny's exchange semester at University College Dublin
"I took full advantage of being in Ireland and took all classes related to Irish history and writing. I really believe that my time here helped me really figure out what I want to do with my future. If I hadn't come here, I would've never truly known how much I enjoyed Irish literature, and that I'd like to make it part of my future career."
Tumi Akin-Sodipo's two winter terms in Singapore and Taiwan
"Study abroad is possible for ALL MAJORS. It is possible for you to dedicate a semester to a study abroad program, if not, a winter/summer program. It is a once in a lifetime opportunity and everyone should take advantage of it while you can."
Caitlin McPartland's semester with CIEE
"Go in with very few expectations, because no matter how much you plan, there will always be surprises and different outcomes..."
Faith Ensor on UMD-Winter: India (HLTH)
"I think the biggest takeaway that I gained from this experience was being able to make such meaningful connections with Dr. Howard, the other students on the trip and the professors at Manipal Edu. Their friendship and genuine interest for exploring Indian culture made the trip worthwhile, and the educators in India were so passionate about their fields of study."
Barret Rus on Business Exchange in Austria
"Everyone has a different story, a different path, and a different reason for their travels, but for one semester or one week or even one night, those paths cross and you get to learn from others experiences and knowledge and share your own experiences and knowledge."
Nick Perkins's exchange at University New South Wales
"I thought it was so interesting to see all of the cultural differences that everyone had. However, the most fascinating part was how similar we all were."
Ben Geertsema on Engineering Abroad in Denmark
"The world may be becoming more interconnected, but it is still a very big place. I met all kinds of people from all walks of life all over the world and now I can say that I have close friends in five continents, including other civil engineers."
Fulbright Opportunities for Non-U.S. Citizen Educators and Professionals
Learn about Fulbright programs open to faculty, finishing or recent Ph.D.'s and professionals who are not U.S. citizens, and how to apply.