Explore Programs

Ed Abroad offers over 400 programs for you to choose between, from short-term summer programs to full semester and academic year programs.

Picking one program from all these options can feel overwhelming, so below are some tips on how to use our Program Search and narrow things down.

1. Think about academics

Do you have specific credits you need to earn while abroad to stay on track for graduation? Use the Areas of Study option on our to see which programs might offer credit for your major or minor.

Our Academics page and can also help you work out what programs will get you the credit you need.

2. Know your budget

What do you normally pay for tuition here at CU? Does your Ed Abroad program need to be about the same or less than what you spend on CU tuition? Or is your budget flexible?

Our page will give you a breakdown of the costs for each of our programs, or you can use the Cost Conscious filter in our to find our most affordable programs. You can also use our page to compare more than one program side-by-side!

To give you a way to filter by program costs, you can use the Cost Conscious Programs filter in our to look for our most affordable program. Programs that fall into this category are either:

  • Semester programs with total estimated costs less than $25,000 (estimated total in-state costs are around $24,000)*
  • Summer programs with total estimated costs equaling less than $9,000 or less than $1,500 per credit hour*

*Using estimated costs for in-state students

3. Consider the on-site experience

Once you've narrowed down the credits you need and your budget, then comes the fun part - thinking about the kind of experience you want to have. Here are some of the things that can impact your day-to-day life abroad, and what to consider as you select your program:

Tip

When you are logged into our site, you can favorite programs by clicking the "Add to Programs of Interest" button on brochure pages.Ìý

Access your saved programs within your under the Program Info tab.

Graduate Students

If you're a graduate student considering study abroad, see our Graduate Students page for more info.

Non-Approved Programs

If you're considering a program not listed on our website, make sure you have reviewed our Non-Approved Program page.