Explore the world during International Education Week
International Education Week at Augusta University is packed full of fun events and information sessions about studying abroad.
Studying abroad (international) or away (domestic) can be one of the most transformative & informative experiences in your education, career path, even your personal life. Not to mention, it's a lot of fun!
Whether it's your first time outside the state or the hundredth time, nothing is quite the same after you go. We believe studying abroad and away, along with other kinds of cross-cultural engagement, promotes integrity, cultural curiosity, adaptability, and positive leadership skills. Be prepared to have a refreshed perspective and attitude about the world around you, with new friends and memories for years to follow.
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Summerville Campus
AH E134
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We are highly invested in helping our students study abroad. Often, the biggest hurdle students face is the question of how they will pay their study abroad or away program. One of the ways we help with this is to offer scholarships. If you would like to contribute to our scholarship fund, we encourage you to donate to the Study Abroad Office today.
International Education Week at Augusta University is packed full of fun events and information sessions about studying abroad.
Dr. Giada Biasetti, associate professor of Spanish, has been with Augusta University for eight years and is the director of the Salamanca Study Abroad Program.
Katherine Grego is an alumna of Columbus State University and has worked for its Center for Global Engagement since 2018.
Since students are not able to travel the world right now, Dr. R. Brandon Cromer brought Tanzania and Kenya to the classroom for his students.