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Welcome!
The Center for Global Programs & Services (CGPS) and Center for Global and Area Studies (CGAS) are pleased to present a world of opportunities at the University of Delaware. We invite you to discover some of the many ways that you can internationalize your undergraduate education.
Fall 2021 | Apply by March 10
Winter 2022 | Apply by April 20 or September 20
Spring 2022 | Apply by September 20 for Most Programs
The University will continue to monitor the ongoing situation with COVID-19 (coronavirus) as we approach the departure date for study abroad programs. Please reach out to the program coordinator or faculty director with questions and continue to monitor the UD coronavirus webpage for updates.
If UD decides to cancel a study abroad program, we will communicate directly with affected students. In this case, the University of Delaware will reimburse the cost of program fees, tuition and flights (if purchase was advised by CGPS).
Upcoming Opportunities: Making Study Abroad More Accessible
Delaware Diplomats
Spring Application Deadline | March 1
U.S. Department of State Gilman Scholarship
Deadline Extended | March 9
Financing Study Abroad Presentations
UD Global Populism Lecture Series 2017-18: Featuring Mabel Berezin: youtube.com/watch?v=jztqbXzo7Ts
Global Academic Programs
With the Center for Global & Area Studies
The Center for Global and Area Studies (CGAS) is both a hub for global learning and a support center for international research. CGAS provides opportunities for the rigorous study of Africa, Asia, Europe, the Islamic and Jewish worlds, Latin America and the Iberian Peninsula, and transnational and global issues in general.
UD Alternative Breaks (UDaB)
The University of Delaware Alternative Break (UDaB) organization immerses student-led teams in direct service and experiential learning with community organizations to increase knowledge of social justice issues and encourage life-long active citizenship. UDaB programs consist of a weeklong experience to work with a community over winter or spring break. Each program has a focus area that ranges from the environment to domestic violence to disabilities and much more and involves significant education of such focus area(s) before, during, and after the alternative break.
About UDaB: youtube.com/watch?v=l2kpsEJyU1M