Study abroad is one of the most challenging and rewarding adventures you'll experience. When you come back, you'll have a better understanding of the world, of the United States and of yourself. Look at the resources on these pages and start planning your adventure!
Want to see an advisor? First complete the online Study Abroad Advising Form.
Boulder or Denver
Depending on your status (undergraduate or graduate), you will contact your respective campus (Boulder or Denver) for more information and to take the next steps for this amazing opportunity.
Denver
Each summer, faculty of the College offer course work abroad through the Denver campus. These courses offer the opportunity to study the process of design in another culture as well as shedding light on your own perceptions and attitudes toward design. Read about
opportunities that were available in Summer 2012:
Boulder
The Office of International Education (OIE) at the Boulder campus provides broad opportunities for international education for students and faculty. The OIE sponsors study abroad programs for undergraduates wishing to spend part of their academic career abroad, serves as host to foreign students and scholars who come to Boulder, and provides advice and assistance to students, faculty, and staff who are interested in an international dimension to their study, teaching, or research. And finally, financial aid and scholarships are available.
In Summer 2012 there was a global seminar offered for undergraduate students:
Ciao!
The College has historically offered a semester abroad program in Florence and Rome in the Fall or Spring semester. If you do spend a semester in Florence or Rome, you will live in a student apartment while attending design, history, and language classes with local faculty. In addition, the program organizes a cultural activities series, offers optional social activities, and provides support and guidance. Plans for an expansion of study abroad opportunities are currently being considered. These immersion semesters are offered to upper-division undergraduate students.
Denmark
The University of Colorado at Boulder is also a coordinating institution for DIS, Denmark's international study program at the University of Copenhagen. DIS offers semester and year-long programs in architecture and design. Taught in English, the DIS program offers advanced design studio and related courses in addition to guided travel and study opportunities in other European nations, including the former Soviet Union. For more information about the DIS program, contact the Office of International Education, University of Colorado at Boulder, 123 UCB, Boulder, CO, 80309-0123, (303) 492-6016, or www.colorado.edu/oie.