Study Abroad

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Go and See What You've Been Studying

Rhodes has been nationally ranked for study abroad participation for four years running. Why? It may be because Rhodes makes a semester abroad as affordable as a semester on campus. Paying your normal tuition, room, and board to Rhodes (using federal and institutional aid as usual) covers your tuition, room, and board on the program. And we offer about $350,000 in both merit-based and need-based scholarships each year to offset the cost for airfare, visas, and passports.

Or it could be because every major at Rhodes supports study abroad as a vital component of our liberal arts education. Language and history are commonly studied abroad, as are international business, biology, international studies, art history, and economics. Whether students are learning major-area content or electives, studying abroad helps them develop real-world skills by positioning themselves in the real world. 

Start Your International Journey

Every study abroad participant has stories of connections made, cultures discovered, knowledge gained, and growth achieved. Visit the Study Abroad Portal to find your program and get started on—or to continue—your own international story.

 

Types of Programs

Select One (or More!) Of These Options
Faculty-Led Programs: Offered fall, spring, and summer. 
Exchange Programs: Offered fall, spring, and academic year.
Affiliated Programs: Offered fall, spring, academic year, and summer.

 

Postgraduate Opportunities Abroad

Rhodes graduates explore diverse paths into the broader world. 

Undergraduate study abroad is an important gateway to postgraduate awards abroad, such as the Fulbright and the Watson. As a Fulbright Top Producing Institution, Rhodes supports your postgraduate plans with the same dedication we have for your undergraduate experiences. 

Additionally, some Rhodes students pursue international master’s degrees, where they continue their education wholly immersed in global cities and perspectives. This reflects Rhodes’ vision of graduating future leaders who can make positive change in their communities and the world. 

A frequent request among graduates is about teaching English abroad, which not only allows them to live internationally but also provides valuable teaching and cross-cultural communication skills. 

 

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