How do you choose the best program for YOU?  

Academics
  • Do you need to complete major, minor, elective, or language credits?  
  • Would you like to focus on a new area of study during your program?
  • Would you prefer to take classes led by a UNT faculty member with only UNT students? 
  • Do you want to take classes in English with local students, international students, and American students while having access to on site professional staff? 
  • Do you want an independent experience while taking classes at a local university in the local language?  
Location
  • Do you have a specific culture, region, or country of interest?
  • Would you prefer a program that travels to multiple destinations?
  • Would you prefer a major metropolitan area, a small city, or a rural area?
Timing & Duration of Program
  • How much time do you want to spend abroad - a few weeks, an entire summer, a semester, or an academic year?
  • How much flexibility do you have for when you can study abroad? Are you limited to a specific term?
Housing
 Would you prefer to live with a host family, with local students, with other U.S. and international study abroad students, or with other UNT students?
Funding
  • Will you use your current scholarships, grants or tuition waivers during a study abroad program (if applicable)?
  • Have you searched for additional scholarships outside of UNT sources?
  • Have you brainstormed community-based funding ideas?
Eligibility

Do you meet the minimum eligibility requirements for study abroad and the admission requirements for your selected study abroad program?

Identities Abroad

Research potential destinations and consider how your intersecting identities might impact your study abroad experience. 

Special Circumstances

Do you have any special needs such as a medical condition, learning disability, mental health condition or dietary restriction that may need accommodation or specialized resources while abroad?

Our goal is to ensure that all study abroad participants graduate on time.

  • We often suggest students apply for a passport and meet with study abroad advisors as early as their freshman and sophomore years.  
  • Our office will facilitate the posting of credits from your program to your official transcript.
  • We are here to support you as you prepare to travel overseas, while you study abroad, and once you return home to UNT.