Study Abroad Programs

Learn about Japan and Japanese culture by engaging in a wide variety of sports, physical activities and cultural events, furthering your knowledge of wellness at a global scale.

Get immersed in the rich and dynamic aspects of Brazilian history, culture, politics and economy. Additionally, learn how race, class, gender and geography intersect to impact educational and noneducational opportunities for Afro-Brazilians.

Explore the heart of hospitality in Europe's top tourist destination. Participants will gain insight into various segments of hospitality (culinary arts, food production and service, tourist attractions) through hands-on and behind-the-scenes access to some of Paris' most popular sites.

Learn active and dramatic approaches to inquiry-based education at an urban elementary school in Newcastle, England. Local excursions include children’s book publisher Seven Stories and Vindolanda, where Britain’s oldest handwritten documents reside.

Learn about the education profession through classroom observations in multiple Indonesian schools from various socioeconomic settings, all while experiencing various cultural sites in Jakarta and Bali.

Examine inclusive education for students with disabilities in different cultures, with a focus on visual impairments. This program takes place at University of Tsukuba. Open to all majors, but preference given to education and disability studies.

Examine social change in domestic and global contexts as well as how and when to implement it to create more just, inclusive and equitable communities.

A focus on rural populations of Ohio but also in the communities from where Appalachian ancestors hail. A unique opportunity for our students to engage positively and significantly with rural communities.

Explore sustainability, food security, indigenous rights, local crafts and women’s rights as they relate to social justice in a global context. This Quito and Cuenca, Ecuador experience includes a service-learning opportunity with a local cooperative.

A 10-day exploration in one of the world’s most culturally rich settings–Tivon, Israel. Learn best practices in inclusiveness and multicultural approaches to teaching multi-lingual young children with Arabic, Jewish, Christian and African backgrounds.

Explore the European model of sport management, marketing and sports law. In this program, students gain an understanding of the changing context for sports in a global society.

Ohio State has partnered with International Studies Abroad to offer Global Remote Internships. You’ll intern with an international host for a 10-week, 27 hour per week placement that provides professional support, workshops and career coaching. 

Education and Human Ecology offers numerous scholarships that may be used to fund educational expenses such as education abroad.

The Ohio State Office of International Affairs provides information on numerous additional funding sources