An early leader in the field of international education, The New School continues to expand and improve the quality of its study abroad offerings in an increasingly global world. As part of the university’s department of Global Engagement and International Support Services, the Study Abroad office seeks to promote education abroad opportunities that develop intercultural competence and globally-relevant leadership skills in cooperation with academic departments and student services both for current New School students to go abroad for study and for students from international institutions to study at The New School in NYC while completing degrees at their home institutions.
A wide variety of study abroad programs are available to you as a New School student while you earn your degree. By studying abroad, you embark on a life-changing journey, embracing the unfamiliar, gaining new perspectives on the world, and developing greater cultural sensitivity. When preparing to study abroad, there are many questions to consider, but we’re here to help you succeed on your journey. To get started:
Students are strongly encouraged to attend the study abroad events, fairs, and info sessions starting in the first year to discover exciting study abroad programs and begin planning for their own experience.
The New School’s NYC campus offers unique opportunities for students who are completing a degree program abroad to gain an international study experience while they complete their degrees. Each semester, our campus hosts students from Parsons Paris and other schools around the world. Learn more about these opportunities below and contact us with any questions.
Study Abroad Office & Advising
studyabroad@newschool.edu
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