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Study Abroad / Domestic Exchange

Embark on a Global Learning Journey with Our Study Abroad and Domestic Exchange Programs

Dive into an unforgettable adventure that extends far beyond the confines of the classroom. Our Study Abroad and Domestic Exchange programs are specifically designed to offer Managerial Economics and Resource Economics students a world of opportunities to expand their perspectives and gain valuable international experience. This isn't just an education—it's a transformative experience that enriches your academic journey and remains with you long after graduation.

Tailored Flexibility for Your Academic Path

We understand the importance of aligning your global learning experiences with your academic goals. That's why our Managerial Economics and Resource Economics programs are built with flexibility in mind. Our upper-level electives offer various options, ensuring you can easily find courses abroad that fulfill your major requirements. Whether you want to delve into Management and Finance or complete your general education requirements, the world is your classroom.

Financial Feasibility for All

We believe that everyone should have the chance to study abroad, so we ensure that financial constraints are manageable. Financial Aid is available for all approved Study Abroad programs, with costs often mirroring a semester spent at UMass. We offer a range of scholarships, grants, and work-study options to make your global learning journey more affordable. This makes it easier for you to embark on your journey without the burden of excessive expenses.

A World of Possibilities

Each year, dozens of our students seize the opportunity to explore new cultures, learn in diverse environments, and set their sights on unparalleled personal and academic growth. With a wide range of destinations at your fingertips, from the bustling streets of Tokyo to the serene landscapes of New Zealand, the possibilities are as vast as the globe itself. Whether you're drawn to Marrakesh's vibrant markets or Oxford's historic universities, we're here to support your aspirations.

We're With You Every Step of the Way

Considering a semester away? Let us help you turn that thought into reality. Our dedicated team is committed to guiding you through the process, from choosing the perfect program to mapping out your academic plan. We also provide ongoing support while abroad, ensuring your safety and well-being. We encourage every student to explore the enriching experience of Studying abroad or domestic exchange because when you expand your horizons, the world opens up.

Steps to Studying Abroad

  1. Create your UMass Abroad profile
  2. Verify eligibility and understand policies
  3. Identify you goals
  4. Understand finances
  5. Choose your program
  6. Understand the application process
  7. Apply
  8. Prepare to Go Abroad
UMass student in Italy

"Being abroad in Florence, Italy has changed my life! I loved having the opportunity to see new countries and cities nearly every weekend. I found a new appreciation for new cultures, languages, and cuisines. The world became my classroom during this semester."

- Lindsey P.

UMass student in South Korea

"I went abroad to South Korea. It was a great experience and I recommend it to anyone, whether you have an interest in studying abroad or just want to see what other countries outside of the U.S. are like. What I loved about studying abroad in South Korea was the food, the people that I met, the friends that I made, and the adventures I went on."

- Jonathan E.

UMass student on a camel in a desert

"I went abroad to Sevilla, Spain. About one month in, this has already been the most life changing experience of my life. I have met so many life minded people and traveling Europe (and northern Africa) is very easy to do! You spend a lot of time traveling, becoming emerged in new cultures, bettering yourself in more ways than I can describe. My most recent trip was Morocco, which was a life changing experience for me. I spent a day exploring Marrakesh and 2 days in the desert, watching the sun while riding camels."

- Jacob F.