Go far
Emma Nicodemus ’25 hikes along the Atlantic coast during her semester abroad in Windhoek Namibia where she studied politics, history, and environmental justice.
Linus Isaacs ’26 looks out towards the TV tower, or Fernsehturm, one of the most prominent landmarks in Berlin from the colonnade of the Old National Gallery.
Go far in your understanding of the world—and yourself
With flexible programs and individualized support, study abroad at Clark empowers you to connect your academic goals with your values, your curiosity, and your path forward.
Student perspective
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Jake Bernstein ’26 finds connection in Rennes, France
With no personal ties to France and a double major in French and Data Science, Jake Bernstein ’26 chose to spend semester in Rennes—a decision that transformed his language skills, deepened his cultural understanding, and changed the way he sees the world.
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Linus Isaacs ’26 explores culture by walking the streets of Berlin
As a history major and dual-citizen, Linus Isaacs chose Berlin for its cultural depth and global significance.
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Emma Nicodemus ’25 reimagines international development in Namibia
During her semester abroad, Emma explored colonial histories, coastal ecosystems, and community-based education.
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Brianna Bodner ’25 ventures outside the comfort zone in South Africa
Brianna Bodner’s semester in South Africa deepened her passion for wildlife, challenged her perspective, and helped her grow as both a scientist and an artist.
