Explore, engage, and experience the world with the Herbert College of Agriculture and the College of Veterinary Medicine

Study abroad advising is available for all students looking to explore study abroad options, apply to specific programs, identify scholarships, prepare for travel, etc. Schedule a meeting time with Herbert Study Abroad Coordinator, Gracie Pekarcik, or drop into the Smith Center in 101 McCord Hall.
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Faculty-Directed Programs
Expand content upUT faculty-directed programs allow you to study abroad under the guidance and supervision of a faculty member with a group of other UT students.

Semester-Length Programs
Expand content upSemester-length programs are among the most immersive types of study abroad experience. For an entire Fall or Spring semester, or an academic year, students can choose to study abroad with an affiliat

International Internships
Expand content upInternational internships enable you to gain practical work experience in a wide variety of fields while earning academic credit
Plan ahead
- Start your search early! You can often apply for education abroad scholarships, grants, etc., before you have applied or are accepted into your program.
- Your existing financial aid package and scholarships may be applied to approved education abroad programs.
- Talk to One Stop Student Services to understand the cost of your UT education as well as how you currently finance it. For some scholarships you will need to demonstrate financial need through the submission of a FAFSA.
Check out the Program Abroad Office’s Budgeting Tools

Study Abroad Scholarships
Expand content upInternal and external scholarships available to Herbert and CVM students

Using current scholarships
Expand content upIf you currently receive a scholarship, you may be able to apply it to your study abroad program.
Smith Center Spring Break Scholarship Deadline
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