Fall 2025 Study Abroad Fair
UA students from all majors and colleges can come explore the options to study abroad while at UA! Education Abroad staff, UA faculty directors, and representatives from UA affiliate providers will be on hand to meet with students and find a program that works best. As an added bonus, come enter to win prizes!
- Follow us on Instagram and/or TikTok and comment below our Fair posts by following the instructions in the post/caption to win some prizes from around the world!
- Attend the Study Abroad Fair in-person on September 10th and show that you follow us on social to spin the wheel to win Education Abroad merch!
MAP of 2025 Study Abroad Fair
How to get started on studying abroad after FAIR?!
- Study Abroad 101 – Every day at 10 a.m. & 2 p.m. in 144 BB Comer Hall or watch it here.
- Peer Advising – Want to talk to a peer about study abroad? Come by our office in 144 BB Comer Hall to talk to one of our student assistants.
- Advising – Make an appointment here
- Start an application at www.studyabroad.ua.edu
- Follow us on Social Media @BamaStudyAbroad on Instagram and TikTok
Faculty-led Programs
Faculty-led programs are led by UA faculty, professors, and instructors from specific departments at UA. All courses taken abroad are UA courses with credit coming from the hosting department. Students will travel as a group, taking classes with UA faculty either on host university campuses or while traveling to various sites.
The Faculty-led general application allows students to go ahead and apply to the summer faculty-led programs and let’s the faculty-led directors know that students are really interested in their programs. You can find that application here!
Below is a list of programs that we anticipate will run in 2026. The ones that are BOLDED will be represented at the Fair.
Program Name | City | Country |
UA Honors in Germany: Global Perspectives through Intercultural Experience | Multiple | Germany, Czech Republic |
UA Honors in Holland: Centering Sustainability & Community | Amsterdam, Copenhagen | The Netherlands |
UA in Amsterdam: Psychology of Gender & Sexuality | Amsterdam | The Netherlands |
UA in Asia: Innovation & Entrepreneurship | Hoi An, Hue, Hanoi, Ha Long Bay, Siem Reap, Luang Prabong | Malaysia, Laos, Cambodia |
UA in Australia: C&IS | Cairns, Sydney | Australia |
UA in Austria & Italy: Global Perspectives on Justice & Crime | Vienna, Rimini | Austria, Italy |
UA in Belize: Rainforests & Reefs | Turneffe Atoll, Southwater Caye | Belize |
UA in Benin: African Studies – Identities, Language, Religion, and Culture | Cotonou | Benin |
UA in Brazil: Brazilian Culture and Portuguese Language | Salvador, Itaparica, Cachoeira, Praia do Forte | Brazil |
UA in Central America: Public Health | Costa Rica | Central America |
UA in the Caribbean: Advertising & Public Relations | Sint Maarten | Caribbean |
UA in Colombia: Spanish Language & Colombian Culture | Barranquilla, Cartagena, Santa Marta | Colombia |
UA in Denmark: Unit Lab Operations | Lyngby | Denmark |
UA in Ecuador: Tropical Field Ecology | Quito, Otavalo, Tesoro Escondido Reserve, Jama | Ecuador |
UA in Ecuador: Cultural Entomology | Amazonia | Ecuador |
UA in Europe: Climate & Water | Venice & Trento, Ljubljana, Munich, Innsbruck | Italy, Slovenia, Germany, Austria |
UA in Europe: Engineering | Venice & Trento, Ljubljana, Munich, Innsbruck | Italy, Slovenia, Germany, Austria |
UA in Europe: Globalization of Sport | Madrid, Barcelona, Seville | Spain |
UA in Europe: International Business | Prague, Berlin, Seville | Czech Republic, Germany, Spain |
UA in Europe: International Financial Reporting | Lisbon, Amsterdam | Portugal, The Netherlands |
UA in Europe: Macroeconomics (May) | Dubrovnik, Split, Zadar, Zagreb, Opatija, Ljubljana, Piran, Venice, and Route A or B. Route A: Florence, Pisa, Rome, Milan, Vatican, St. Moritz Route B: Innsbruck, Vienna, Prague |
Italy, Croatia, Slovenia, Switzerland, Austria, Czech Republic |
UA in Europe: Macroeconomics (June) | Dubrovnik, Split, Zadar, Zagreb, Pula, Ljubljana, Piran, Venice, and Route A or B. Route A: Athens, Istanbul Route B: Florence, Rome, Barcelona |
Italy, Croatia, Slovenia, Switzerland, Turkey, Greece, Spain |
UA in Europe: Management Information Systems | Lisbon, Porto | Portugal |
UA in Europe: National Science Foundation Research Traineeship International Experience | Venice, Ljubljana, Trento, Munich, Innsbruck | Italy, Slovenia, Germany, Austria |
UA in Europe: Marketing, Retail and Sales | Milan, Bolzano, Munich | Italy, Germany |
UA in France: American Writers | Paris, Toulouse | France |
UA in France: C&IS | Paris, Cannes | France |
UA in France: Language & Culture | Paris, Rouen, Bordeaux | France |
UA in France: Process Dynamics and Controls | Lille | France |
UA in Germany: Language & Culture | Freiburg | Germany |
UA in Ghana: Global Health | Accra | Ghana |
UA in Ghana: Service Learning | Accra, Sunyani, Kumasi, Cape Coast | Ghana |
UA in Greece: Working Across Cultures (Corfu) | Corfu | Greece |
UA in Greece: Working Across Cultures (Thessaloniki) | Thessaloniki | Greece |
UA in Guatemala: Development & Human Rights | Antigua | Guatemala |
UA in Iceland: Vikings and Norse Mythology | Vik, Reykjvik | Iceland |
UA in Ireland: Geography of Europe | Dublin, Galway, Wicklow, Wexford, Clare & Kerry | Ireland |
UA in Ireland: Operations Management and Business Statistics | Dublin | Ireland |
UA in Italy: Art & Art History | Rome, Napoli, Florence, Sorrento | Italy |
UA in Italy: C&IS | Florence, Rome, Naples | Italy |
UA in Italy: Crime and Delinquency from Ancient Rome to Atavistic Criminology | Rome, Turin | Italy |
UA in Italy: Following Shakespeare | Venice, Rome, Florence, Verona, Pisa | Italy |
UA in Italy: Food & Wine | Bologna | Italy |
UA in Italy: Language & Culture | Florence | Italy |
UA in Japan: Leadership and Ethics | Tokyo, Yokohoma, Kamakura, Naogoya, Toyota city, Kyoto, Osaka, Hiroshima, Kobe | Japan |
UA in London: Forensic Psychology | London | England |
UA in Norway: Adventure in Literature | Bergen, Oslo, Alesund, Stavanger | Norway |
UA in Oman: Arabic Language & Culture | Nizwa | Oman |
UA in Oxford: English, History & Honors | Oxford | England |
UA in Peru: History on Foot | Lima, Cusco | Peru |
UA in Portugal: European Innovation Academy | Porto | Portugal |
UA in Scotland and Northern Ireland: Political Science | Glasgow, Stirling | Scotland, Ireland |
UA in Southeast Asia: Field Studies in International Health | Cambodia, Phnom Penh, Siem Reap, Kampong Thum, Mondulkiri | Asia |
UA in South America: Innovation and Entrepreneurship | Peru, Argentina, Chile | South America |
UA in South Korea: Advertising & Public Relations | Seoul, Jeju Island | South Korea |
UA in Spain: Language & Culture (Session I) | Madrid | Spain |
UA in Spain: Language & Culture (Sessions I and II) | Madrid | Spain |
UA in The Netherlands: Innovative Mobility | Delft, Hague, Scheveningen, Kinderdijk, Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Houten, Utrecht | The Netherlands |
UA in The UK: C&IS | London & Edinburgh | United Kingdom |
UA in The UK: Global Sport Management | London | United Kingdom |
UA in The UK: Public Health in England | London | United Kingdom |
UA Nursing Healthcare Mission: Greece | Athens | Greece |
UA Nursing Healthcare Mission: Japan | Chiba | Japan |
UA Nursing Healthcare Mission: London | London | United Kingdom |
UA Nursing Healthcare Mission: Thailand | Bangkok | Thailand |
UA Nursing Healthcare Mission: Zambia | Livingstone | Zambia |
Affiliate Providers
UA affiliate and direct enroll programs allow students to enroll in a partner university or program through a third-party-provider. GPA requirements vary by program. Students are billed by the program provider or the host institution and pay fees directly to the provider; students will not pay UA tuition to The University of Alabama.
Affiliate Program Providers | Acronym |
American Institute for Foreign Study | AIFS |
Academic Programs International | API |
Arcadia University School of Global Studies | Arcadia |
Academic Studies Abroad | ASA |
CEA CAPA Study Abroad | CEA CAPA |
Council on International Educational Exchange | CIEE |
Center for International Studies Abroad | CIS Abroad |
Institute for Study Abroad | IFSA |
Lorenzo de Medici | LdM |
WorldStrides Higher Education (Previously ISA/TEAN) | WorldStrides |
SAI Programs | SAI |
Semester at Sea | S@S |
University Studies Abroad Consortium | USAC |
Visiting Organizations
- University College Dublin (UCD)
- London School of Economics (LSE)
MYTHS of Study Abroad –
- You must know a foreign language to study abroad – not true, we encourage students to learn key words and phrases but fluency in a foreign language is not required.
- Only certain majors can study abroad – not true, while certain majors require more research to find the best program for your degree plan it is possible to study abroad with a “hard major”. Sometimes there are electives, core requirements, and minor courses that you can fulfill abroad too.
- I can only study abroad in summer – not true, there are programs that are full semester. Education Abroad has programs as short as ten days to as long as a year. If you’re worried about getting off track by studying abroad in a semester you can verify that the courses you are taking abroad will keep you on track before going abroad so that you stay on track toward graduation. The earlier you start, the more options you’ll have.
- Studying abroad is too expensive – not any more expensive than a regular semester at UA. We have programs at cost, or even cheaper, ask us about it, or check out our Money Matters workshops.