International Study
While an understanding of the dynamics of a globalizing world can be gained in part from the rich variety of course offerings at Yale, experience abroad is an invaluable complement to academic training. Such experience may include course work in foreign universities, intensive language training, directed research, independent projects, internships, laboratory work, and volunteer service. Yale College provides a variety of international opportunities during term time, summers, and post-graduation, as well as a large and growing number of fellowships to support students' experiences abroad.
Students may seek advice about summer or term-time study abroad and fellowship funding at the Office of International Education and Fellowship Programs, 55 Whitney Avenue, third floor, or on the IEFP Web site. Summer courses abroad are offered by Yale Summer Session; more information is available on the Summer Session Web site. Advice about internships abroad is available at Undergraduate Career Services, 55 Whitney Avenue, third floor, and on the UCS Web site. Students may search for all grants and fellowships at Yale that support international activities on the grants and fellowships Web site. Students on financial aid may be eligible for summer funding through the International Summer Award program; information is available on the ISA Web site.
Peking University–Yale University Joint Undergraduate Program
