Whether you want to study abroad for a block or a year, you're a language novice or a pro, Cornell offers a program that will allow you to get off-campus while fulfilling your academic and personal goals.

There are three ways to study off-campus at Cornell:

1. Take one of Cornell's block-long off-campus courses.

2. Study through a Cornell affiliate institution for as little as a block or as long as a year.

3. Choose an unaffiliated program to match your needs.

Questions? Please start with our list of frequently asked questions or contact the International & Off-Campus Studies Coordinator  to make an appointment or ask for assistance.

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Where can I study abroad if I am a ______ major?

You can study abroad or off-campus around the U.S. based on your minor or your major. Go here to explore the possibilities. (Remember- each academic department has specific requirements for its majors.)

Language Software

The library has purchased language software available to students, faculty, and staff. Mango is an online language tool for learning the basics of a new language. 

Cornell Student Earned Gilman Scholarship

Miranda Donnellan earned a prestigious Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship from the U.S. Department of State and spent an amazing spring 2016 semester studying in South Korea at Ewha Womans University. Miranda and three other Cornell students also studied in Seoul for a month tuition-free as exchange students in Ewha's International Co-ed Summer College.