Study Abroad
2026 Study Abroad Fair
Location
McCombs Campus CenterDate & Time
10:00am - 2:00pm CDT September 15Contact
Stephanie Piña
pinas@southwestern.edu
Prothro 231
10:00am - 2:00pm CDT September 15
McCombs Campus Center
Open gallery

The Study Abroad Fair is the perfect event to learn how accessible study abroad/away is!
Study Abroad is for every student at SU! Find out why and explore Study Abroad/Away options that are available to you at this annual fair on September 15th, 2026 from 10am to 2pm in Bishops Lounge, McCombs Campus Center.
Why attend the study abroad fair? Because Study Abroad/Away is for every student at SU-that includes you! The Study Abroad Fair is the perfect event to learn how accessible study abroad is and explore SU’s options!
- Meet with representatives from the different study abroad program providers that offer hundreds of SU-approved programs in over 70 countries. Learn about what they have to offer and ask your questions.
- Visit with faculty leading study abroad programs in the summer and the SU London Fall semester. Ask them about courses, daily excursions, trips, housing, etc.
- Learn from representatives and alums about our two domestic Study Away programs in New York City and Washington, D.C.
- Connect with staff from the SU Office of Study Abroad & International Student services, who can provide you with information and answer your questions!
Is studying abroad really for me? Yes!
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- Study Abroad/Away integrates with SU degree plans, so students stay on track for graduation. Click here for academic credit info.
- SU Merit Aid, Financial Aid, SU Study Abroad/Away scholarships, and more funding sources apply towards program costs.
- Most study abroad programs cost half to a third of the cost of studying for a semester at Southwestern.
- Summer study abroad is a viable option for students with course sequences or athletic schedules during the academic year!
- Courses, internships, fieldwork, research, and community service are all program options, and there are opportunities to go abroad for a semester, academic year, or a short summer program.
- Physical and mental health conditions or learning disabilities can be accommodated in most study abroad programs. Visit the Diversity Abroad webpage.
- Study Abroad by Major Guides, which list department chair-recommended programs, are available for every Major and Minor at SU.
- You don’t need to speak a foreign language to go abroad. Besides programs based in English-speaking countries, many study abroad programs offer English language options!