News & Events!

Announcing the 2008-09 Faculty Led Programs! Click here to see where you can study with Augsburg faculty in January 2009 and Summer 2009!
 

Curious about what it's like to study abroad? Check out these blogs!

Suzanne Jokela -- Goethe Institute in Germany:
http://suzanneinvienna.blogspot.com/

Kayla Skarbakka -- IES Dublin in Ireland
http://kaylaindublin.blogspot.com/

Center for Global Education in Mexico --
Social Work in Latin American Context: www.swkmexico08.blogspot.com
Social Justice, Gender, and the Environment (to be renamed Migration & Globalization): www.sjgelaadventures2008.blogspot.com
 

Announcing the winning images from the Seventh Annual International Programs Photo Contest!

View The Augsburg Abroad Photo Gallery

1-2-3 Steps to Study Abroad

1. Attend a Group Advising Meeting.

2. Choose a program.

3. Apply by the deadline.

Augsburg Abroad is here to help you through the study abroad process and answer your questions. Contact us for assistance! Or come visit the study abroad library for study, work, volunteer, and internship abroad information.

Are you a program provider or institution looking to work with Augsburg?
Click here for more information.
 

Group Advising Meeting Schedule and Walk-in Advising Hours

Group Advising Meetings are the first step for all Augsburg College students interested in study abroad. Meetings are about 20 minutes long and can be followed by individual advising sessions. Special meetings dedicated to students who are ready to apply to faculty-led, short-term programs are indicated by (FSGA). Please Note: Students still investigating many short-term options should attend a regular Group Advising Meeting.

Walk-in Advising Hours are available most days of the week during the academic year.

Location: All advising meetings take place in the Study Abroad Library, Murphy Place 200
 

Summer Hours: During the summer (May 5-September 3), all advising meetings are by appointment only. Please contact us at abroad@augsburg.edu or 612-330-1159 to make an appointment.

Offices are closed on holidays.

Augsburg College is a member of the Diversity Abroad Initiative (DAI). The DAI is an alliance between DiversityAbroad.com, colleges, universities, education abroad program providers. The goal of the DAI is to increase the number of underrepresented students (mainly minority and low-income students) who participate in international study and travel programs. DiversityAbroad.com allows students to get answers to their questions and concerns about going abroad, learn about the benefits of study abroad and scholarship opportunities.