Study Abroad
There are a wide range of academic, personal, and professional benefits to be gained through studying abroad. Many students find it is a truly transformative skill-building experience. Tufts University has been offering study abroad programs to undergraduate students for five decades. You may also choose from hundreds of approved programs run by non-Tufts providers. Get started with "Study Abroad First Steps"!
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Our changing era of political mobilization towards racial justice has brought with it a shift in how people and communities affiliate with, or move away from, religious institutions. The Tufts Humanist Chaplaincy invites Dr. Anthony Pinn, professor of religion at Rice University and author of "When Colorblindness Isn't the Answer: Humanism and the Challenge of Race," to explore the struggle for racial justice during the age of Obama and in the contemporary moment. All are welcome to join us for a catered dinner at 6 p.m. with the speaker and conversation beginning shortly thereafter. Please RSVP
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Why Study Abroad?
- Earn academic credit while examining your field from a different perspective
- Gain independence, adaptability, problem-solving skills, resourcefulness, and self-reliance
- Develop a global mindset and linguistic and intercultural competencies
Where Do I Begin
- Begin planning for study abroad as a freshman or sophomore
- Attend a required First Steps Meeting
- Research approved programs and begin the application process:
Tufts Programs
Non-Tufts Programs
Diversity and Identity Abroad
We encourage students from all backgrounds to consider study abroad. We understand that there can be academic, cultural, and financial challenges to studying abroad, and your own experience will be both rewarding and challenging in unique ways. Find more resources.