We’re excited that your student is interested in study abroad! Studying abroad is an enriching educational experience that exposes students to new ways of thinking and helps establish intercultural competence. Studying abroad also fosters students’ independence and personal accountability.
Planning is key, and parents and other family members play an integral role in helping their student successfully prepare for their study abroad program. To get started, check out our frequently asked questions below. Ultimately, it is each student’s responsibility to read all emails and pre-departure information, adhere to deadlines, and communicate with New School Study Abroad or Advising staff about their study abroad plans.
Study Abroad Office & Advising
studyabroad@newschool.edu
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