The process of applying to study abroad and preparing to go abroad is student-driven and guided by professional education abroad program coordinators. Students are expected to ask questions along the way and pay attention to important deadlines.
Education Abroad peer mentors are the first step to receive advising support. Attend one of the many information sessions offered to begin your journey.
Follow step-by-step instructions to guide you through applying for a reciprocal exchange, faculty-led, internship or affiliated program. Browse deadlines and find the right program coordinator to support you.
Learn how you can receive credit while abroad. Determine which type of program will meet your academic needs and browse courses other UT students have taken abroad.
UT Austin hosts non-UT students on select faculty-led programs each year. Check out the current list of programs and the steps to applying and preparing to go abroad.
While you are waiting for your application to be accepted, you can look ahead at the link above to see post-acceptance and next steps. 95 percent of all students get admitted to a program, so get a jump on preparing to go abroad.
Students participating in travel associated with student organizations, international conferences, and dissertation research do not have to apply to study abroad, but they do have to register their travel. Complete the simple steps to gain clearance to travel abroad.