Study abroad — and study away in the USA — programs are available for a wide range of destinations and academic interests.
CCBC's Global Education program offers short-term faculty-led study abroad and study away in the USA opportunities during January, spring break, late May and summer. Day-long regional and local programs are available throughout the year.
U.S.-based programs range in length from a single day to several nights, while most programs abroad are four to ten days long.
Any student may apply — most CCBC programs are not restricted by major! If you do not find a CCBC-sponsored program that fits your needs, we can help you find an external program that does.
Contact us with any questions, or schedule an appointment in person or by phone or Zoom with one of our study abroad advisors.
Planning is in progress for the following programs. Information and application links for each program will be posted to this page as they become available.
Many governmental and external organizations offer competitive scholarships for study abroad. If you plan to apply, first bring your ideas and drafts to the Global Education staff for advice and feedback!
Explore the study abroad websites of colleges and universities that interest you for transfer (Towson, UMCP, etc.). Studying abroad through your future institution may ease credit transfer and may be especially worthwhile if you plan to study abroad for a semester or longer.
Some students--particularly, but not only, those seeking language programs--may benefit from enrolling directly with a university overseas rather than through a U.S.-based company or institution. This option can often be relatively inexpensive and such a rich cultural experience that it is worth pursuing despite some potential limitations with credit transfer. Contact us to learn more about direct enrollment with a university overseas.
Note: CCBC does not endorse and is not associated with any external programs or related websites.
For general inquiries and information
Director of Global Education
Coordinator of Global Special Programs
