There are more than 50 Clark-affiliated study abroad programs around the globe. Many of these include opportunities for:
- intensive language study
- internships
- service learning
- undergraduate research
Take the first step toward studying abroad—come to a Study Abroad 101 Information Session and read the U.S. State Department webpage for students abroad.
Studying abroad takes you beyond our Worcester campus, facilitating varied opportunities and skills development.
- Expand your academic opportunities.
- Enhance your Clark education and with practice in the field.
- Increase your self-confidence, resilience, and independence.
- Acquire greater intercultural sensitivity and competence.
- Develop new perspectives on career possibilities.
Important Dates
Wednesday, May 2 - Spring 2013 Applicant Information Session, Jefferson 320 1:00 p.m.
This session is for all students who will be submitting applications before Septemenber 15, 2012 for studying abroad spring semester 2013. The application process will be reviewed, and questions will be welcome.
May 8 - Deadline for picking up applications for studying abroad in Spring 2013
Please be sure to schedule an appointment with a study abroad advisor before picking up an application.
August 30 - September 15 - Study abroad applications due for Spring 2013. Appointment required.
Schedule early. 508-793-7363.