Study Abroad Virtually

In partnership with CAPA: The Global Education Network, SUNY Oswego is offering Spring and Summer 2021 virtual courses and internships. Visit the online program brochure to learn more!

SUNY Contact: Lizette Alvarado (lizette.alvarado@oswego.edu)

This is the virtual offering of the Oswego-Binghamton-Geneseo Paris "SUNY at the Sorbonne" program, established in 1969. The classic program is the oldest undergraduate overseas French program in the SUNY system. Both the classic and virtual programs provide an enriching academic experience through exposure to noted French professors and the vast cultural resources of Paris as well as the opportunity to participate in an international internship.

This customizable virtual international program offers the unique opportunity to customize your courses and academic plan. Although greater proficiency in French is a common goal of many participants, not all participants are French majors and students with little to no proficiency in French language can participate in this program. The internship option, offered in both French and English, is a great option for students looking to gain global work experience through an experiential learning experience for academic credit. Visit the online program brochure to learn more!

SUNY Contact: Kelsey Gillett (kelsey.gillett@oswego.edu)

Lorenzo de' Medici's A Glimpse of Italy: Traveling Through History, Art and Culture program hosts a variety of interactive, online courses which span Italian history and legacy within the realm of fine arts, design, language, and literature. Dealing with the challenges of present time, students may also explore the environmental, philosophical, psychological aspects of our reality today through courses such as Sustainable Food and the New Global Challenge and Fashion Consumer Behavior: Corporate Social Responsibility in a Time of Pandemic. Students may choose to enroll in 1-5 courses (3-15 credits). Visit the online program brochure to learn more!

SUNY Contact: Karen Joppe (karentho@buffalo.edu)

IAU is pleased to offer Virtual Global Programs during the semester and summer terms for students from all backgrounds. These virtual programs draw on IAU's expertise in experiential-based learning while taking advantage of IAU’s wide network of professional contacts in France, Spain, Morocco, the United Kingdom, as well as countries in Latin American and Asia. Students will choose from academic courses, global internships, consulting projects, social impact practicums/experiential learning projects, and virtual courses to customize their virtual experience. Visit the online program brochure to learn more!

SUNY Contact: Erin Willis (willis@fredonia.edu)

In partnership with CAPA: The Global Education Network, SUNY Oswego is offering Spring and Summer 2021 virtual courses and internships. Visit the online program brochure to learn more!

SUNY Contact: Lizette Alvarado (lizette.alvarado@oswego.edu)

Kaya is a volunteer organization that works with grassroots organizations in communities around the world. Through this program students have the opportunity to remotely engage with grassroots development work in Morocco, South Africa, Vietnam, or Ecuador. This work will ""contribute to a capacity building-project for an organization tackling social or environmental issues in [a] location community" ("Remote Internship Abroad"). Visit the online program brochure to learn more!

SUNY Contact: Emily Cole (colee@geneseo.edu)

Summer program in Greek Mediterranean Diet provides engaging and experiential components including Greek food items and virtual site visits. An optional on-site study tour is planning for January or June. Summer International Business Research is a virtual program, allowing students to interact with stakeholders in the Greek food industry, develop cultural competencies and understand the challenges and trends in international food business. Courses apply to a wide range of majors including: Agribusiness, Business, Marketing International Marketing, International Business Management, Nutrition, Food Science, Anthropology, Agricultural studies, Health & Wellness, Viticulture, Fermentation Studies. Culinary Science, and Tourism & Hospitality. Any student interested in food, well-being, and culture who is open to exploring and enjoying Greek lifestyle will benefit from this program. Visit the online program brochure to learn more!

SUNY Contact: Amanda Hantho (internationaleducation@cobleskill.edu)

FIE is a London-based non-profit educational organization, providing customized partnership programs and individual student enrollment programs in London, Dublin, and Amman for undergraduate students.

Traditional international internships develop professional, personal and cultural skills through enriching work experiences.

FIE Online's International Internship Course nurtures an understanding of digital cultures and hones independent working and time management skills. The online internship consists of both the internship and the course around it – allowing you to contextualize the cultural aspect of your experience. Visit the online program brochure to learn more!

SUNY Contact: Emily Cole (colee@geneseo.edu)

The International Christian University (ICU) Summer Courses in Japanese (SCJ) Program will be offered virtually in Summer 2021. The SCJ program at ICU is an intensive six-week program that aims to provide a stimulating environment in which students may increase their understanding of Japanese language and culture. UB students who successfully complete the program will receive six UB credits. Visit the online program brochure to learn more!

SUNY Contact: Karen Joppe (karentho@buffalo.edu)

SUNY Cortland offers this course in partnership with the European Innovation Academy (EIA), a three-week, intensive entrepreneurship "boot camp" where students work in multidisciplinary, international teams to take their business idea from the conceptual stage to the market place. Students can choose to participate in either the Cascais, Portugal or the Global (fully online) program. For the Summer 2021 session, only the Global program will be offered. Each student will receive six internship credits upon successful completion of the program.

SUNY Contact: Kayla DeCoste (kayla.decoste@cortland.edu)

This program is a joint initiative of SUNY Geneseo and FSD Uganda that provides students with the opportunity to engage in grassroots development work with a local NGO in Uganda. Students spend 15 hours a week for 10 weeks designing and implementing a development project through FSD Uganda, supplemented by training by FSD Uganda. Students have the option of completing two different types of internships: Community-Based Participatory Research (CBPR) or Community Based Development.

FSD Uganda's philosophy is that rather than solving deficiencies in a community, development efforts should work to augment communal assets and increase the capabilities of residents to better their own lives. In this way, FSD Uganda seeks to develop impoverished areas from the grassroots level in any way that can be permanently sustained. Visit the online program brochure to learn more!

SUNY Contact: Emily Cole (colee@geneseo.edu)

IAU is pleased to offer Virtual Global Programs during the semester and summer terms for students from all backgrounds. These virtual programs draw on IAU's expertise in experiential-based learning while taking advantage of IAU’s wide network of professional contacts in France, Spain, Morocco, the United Kingdom, as well as countries in Latin American and Asia. Students will choose from academic courses, global internships, consulting projects, social impact practicums/experiential learning projects, and virtual courses to customize their virtual experience. Visit the online program brochure to learn more!

SUNY Contact: Erin Willis (willis@fredonia.edu)

In partnership with CAPA: The Global Education Network, SUNY Oswego is offering virtual courses and internships. Visit the online program brochure to learn more!

SUNY Contact: Lizette Alvarado (lizette.alvarado@oswego.edu)

This is the virtual offering of the Oswego-Binghamton-Geneseo Paris "SUNY at the Sorbonne" program, established in 1969. The classic program is the oldest undergraduate overseas French program in the SUNY system. Both the classic and virtual programs provide an enriching academic experience through exposure to noted French professors and the vast cultural resources of Paris as well as the opportunity to participate in an international internship.

This customizable virtual international program offers the unique opportunity to customize your courses and academic plan. Although greater proficiency in French is a common goal of many participants, not all participants are French majors and students with little to no proficiency in French language can participate in this program. The internship option, offered in both French and English, is a great option for students looking to gain global work experience through an experiential learning experience for academic credit. Visit the online program brochure to learn more!

SUNY Contact: Kelsey Gillett (kelsey.gillett@oswego.edu)

The Brockport Global Citizenship Virtual Exchange Programs were modeled after the SUNY Coil Global Commons program. In these Global Citizenship Virtual Exchange Programs, students will contribute to global sustainability by completing a project in small groups, in partnership with community based and nonprofit organizations around the world. Students will gain skills in intercultural communications and collaboration by completing a project for one of these partner organizations through the framework of the United Nations Sustainability Goals. Partner organizations around the world will work with groups of students to develop these stories and receive use of the final products. Visit the online program brochure to learn more!

SUNY Contact: Lindsay Lau (Llau@brockport.edu)

The Brockport Remote International Internships provides students opportunity to experience work life in Dublin, Ireland or Prague, Czech Republic in partnership with EUSA Internships, Brockport's program partner for over 15 years. Each customized internship placement has its own opportunity to try new things and create a network of international contacts. Students will gain experience for credit while strengthening their professional resume and cultural competency. In addition to their placement, students will attend a weekly seminar in conjunction with the Washington D.C. program. These seminars are led by experts on selected aspects of international studies. Students will also complete a research project led by a faculty in the Department of Political Science and International Studies. Students earn 16 credits during this semester length program. Visit the online program brochure to learn more!

SUNY Contact: Michaela Luedke (Mluedke@brockport.edu)