Fall 2021 Study Abroad Fair
The virtual Study Abroad Fair raises awareness of opportunities at UND and help students get started.
The in-person event took place September 8, 2021 but Study Abroad resources and information will stay available all semester.
Fall Virtual Fair Information
Below you will find information about our university partners and affiliate providers, which are different study abroad program models available at UND. Our partnerships are the reason UND students can travel abroad! Some are able to visit our Fair in-person and all are available for questions. To learn more about each university or affiliate, visit the links provided, search your Study Abroad Profile, or reach out to the Study Abroad Office.
University Partners
- Konkuk University Overview
- KU Promo Video
- KU Promo Video - in-depth
- KU International Programs YouTube Channel
- Exchange student program (Overview, English Course List & Calender)
Affiliate Providers
UND Resources to Help Start your Journey
- Writing Center - request assistance reviewing study abroad and scholarship applications
- National Scholarships & Fellowships - learn about additional scholarship options
- Modern Languages - learn about what language courses are available at UND
- Student Health Services - can assist with travel prep, including vaccinations
- Student Finance / One-Stop - confirm how financial aid/scholarships can apply to study abroad
- Student Diversity & Inclusion - connect for resources you can take advantage of while at UND and abroad
- Passports - learn how you can apply for your passport on-campus
Frequently Asked Questions
When can I study abroad?
Programs range in length of time from 1-15 weeks. UND students can study abroad for a semester, summer, academic year, spring break, or a 10-day period in May.
Learn more about our study abroad program models.
Are distance/online students eligible to study abroad?
Yes! In fact distance students have participated in UND study abroad programs in the past. Reach out to your Academic Advisor to discuss your academic plan, review the recorded Study Abroad 101 video, and connect with the Study Abroad Office for more information.
Where can I study abroad?
All over the world! UND Study Abroad offers programs on all continents (except Antarctica). Chances are if you have a country in mind we have a program you can review.
Learn more about our study abroad program models and view program options in your Traveler Profile. You can filter by country, city, and more.
What can I study abroad?
Students have the opportunity to take major/minor coursework, Essential Studies classes, and elective credit abroad. As study abroad credit will apply as transfer credit, all students are encouraged to meet with their Academic Advisor to discuss how study abroad aligns with their academic plan.
Learn more about academics abroad on our Academic Planning page and through our Academic Planning & Goal Setting video.
What are the costs of study abroad?
The primary costs of study abroad are your tuition, housing, flight, and meals but you will also need to consider study abroad-specific costs such as passport, potential student visa, and study abroad fees. Costs vary based on location and how long you are abroad.
Learn more about costs on our Costs of Studying Abroad page and through our Funding, Financial Aid, Scholarships video.
Do I need to speak the local language?
No, but language learning is highly encouraged! Depending on your program students have opportunities to take formal coursework on-site and join language-focused student groups or connect with language partners. You can also take coursework at UND prior to your departure or check out the many language learning apps.
Learn more about language courses available through UND.
When should I start planning to study abroad?
It's never to early to start planning! We encourage students interested in studying abroad to meet with their Academic Advisor to identify the best time to study abroad within their academic plan. That will help narrow the program search and focus on specific coursework abroad.
Study abroad applications are due the term before you travel, so it's important that you keep those deadlines in mind as you review program options.
Learn more about the timeline of study abroad through our Study Abroad Checklist video.
Where can I apply for my passport?
Did you know you could apply for your U.S. passport on campus? The International Center is an official location for passport applications. We can also take your passport photo. Passports are valid for 10 years so it's always a great time to apply!
Learn more about applying for your passport.