In addition to the 50+ programs UB offers, many directed by our faculty, you can choose among 600 programs offered by other SUNY campuses in more than 60 countries.


Hallstatter See, Austria
Photo: Tyler Sleap

Studying abroad adds to your UB education through courses, research and learning environments not available at UB.


Archaeological dig, Turkey
Photo: Peter Biehl, Archaeology

Study abroad isn’t as expensive as you think; costs can be comparable to studying at UB, and they can be defrayed by one of our many scholarships.


Edinburgh, Scotland
Photo: Zachary Barkin, Architecture

Studying abroad gives you a real edge and makes your resume stand out.


Sahara Desert, Morocco
Photo: Julie Ficarra, International Studies

Studying abroad is one of the best ways to acquire global awareness and cross-cultural skills, essential tools for the global century.


International Christian University, Japan
Photo: Linda Huang, Business

There is no better way to gain fluency in a language than through an immersion experience abroad.


Shanghai, China
Photo: Benny K. Higo, Communication

Employers and graduate schools recognize the benefits of study abroad in preparing students for advanced study and careers in the global economy.


Rabat, Morocco
Photo: Zakaria Boucetta, Architecture