Semester Abroad Programs

Ready to thrive in an ever-changing, global world? As a George Fox student, you can go beyond reading about other cultures. You can experience them firsthand during a semester abroad.

We offer more than two dozen study locations both internationally and domestically. Not quite ready to commit to a full semester? We also offer summer options.

Our global reach is undeniable: More than 500 of our alumni work in over 50 countries. Perhaps you’ll soon be among them?

A map showing where our alumni reside

Application Process

It’s important to note that you must complete a George Fox application and be accepted by George Fox before you can submit your application to an external program. Read more about the application process.

You will need to have a valid passport and begin the process of obtaining a visa as soon as you are accepted into your program.

To study abroad, you must:

Fees and Scholarships

Fees

Students studying abroad pay the George Fox tuition rate and the standard double room and board rate. You will continue to receive financial aid. Some programs incur an additional fee, so visit our Fees and Scholarships page to get more details.

Scholarships

Visit our Fees and Scholarships page to learn about the opportunities available and to view a listing of online resources dedicated to making a study abroad experience more affordable.

How Will Studying Abroad Affect My Major?

Visit the Academic Impact of Semester Abroad page for details on how your international credits will transfer.

Study in Northern Ireland

George Fox’s already-robust study abroad program recently added yet another option – in Northern Ireland!

The Northern Ireland Studies program is offered in the fall and spring semesters through a joint partnership between George Fox and John Brown University, and is based at John Brown's Lakeside Manor campus, in Belfast, Northern Ireland.

Learn More

Maya Burgess

Maya Burgess, Seville, Veritas

When studying at George Fox, I spent a summer in Panama and a semester abroad in Spain. Through these two very different experiences, I fell in love with Spanish culture – so much so that I moved to Honduras after graduating! I got a job as a high school literature teacher in a bilingual, Christian school. I honestly couldn't have found a more fitting job for me!

Student Ambassadors

Want to speak to a student firsthand about their study abroad experience? Connect with one of our ambassadors! They are excited to answer your questions and to share their stories of how studying abroad changed their perspectives – and their lives!

Questions?

David Martinez

Associate Professor of Spanish

Director, Center for Study Abroad

Lynn Scott

Lynn Scott

Assistant Director, Center for Study Abroad