As the land grant university to the world, we believe that our students should have knowledge and cultural competence extending beyond the borders of the United States. To support students' diverse interests, needs, and desires, a great variety of international options are available to CALS students. While studying abroad for a semester or a year can be one of the most enriching ways to gain an in-depth knowledge of another culture's customs, people, and language (and make progress toward your degree!), it's not the only way. We encourage you explore all of your options--and consider taking advantage of one (or more!) of the opportunities at your fingertips.
Having a meaningful international experience can increase your independence and ability to be flexible. It can enhance marketability when it's time to look for a job. And, as we hear time and time again, it can be life changing.
Types of programs
Semester or Academic Year Abroad
Summer and Winter
Internships, Service-Learning & Volunteering
Study Tours
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Just for International Students from Partner Institutions
Learn about Studying on Exchange at CALS
CALS Study Abroad 101 Sessions
Every other Wednesday and Thursday
170 Roberts Hall
Exciting news for Transfer Students! New for fall 2012: CALS Exchange credit will come back as "Cornell credit" instead of transfer credit! Cornell Abroad credit will continue to come back as transfer credit.
Hands-on Marine Biology abroad! Check out Deakin University's Marine Biology fieldtrips in Australia! This CALS Exchange Parter offers: Temperate Marine Ecology, Marine Biology and Marine & Coastal Environmental Interpretation.
Special Discount: CALS students receive 10% discount on tuition at the IESEG Summer Academy in Paris, France. Apply directly to the program by May 15, 2012.
First CALS student arrives at Harper Adams, UK
A Letter Home from a French Winery
Erika talks about her semester on a vineyard
Bringing Cornell to the World and the World to Cornell: President David J. Skorton's White Paper (March 2, 2012)
