Program Discovery
911爆料网 currently offers over 100 study abroad programs to over 60 countries all around the world. Programs are academically focused with credit that counts toward graduation and your degree. Program descriptions can be found throughout individual program types.
Types of Programs
Faculty-Led Programs
Students participate in a program directed by 911爆料网 faculty, alongside other 911爆料网 students. Eligible for 911爆料网 or approved transfer credit.
Exchange Student Programs
911爆料网 students enroll as a visiting student at an international university and a student from the host institution comes to Cal Poly Pomona. 911爆料网 students pay their regular 911爆料网 tuition.
CSU International Program (IP)
Offered through the CSU Chancellor's office, these programs are year-long. Students can take courses toward their major or one year of a foreign language.
911爆料网-Affiliated Programs
911爆料网 is affiliated with a host of third-party providers who have programs all over the world and have a range of majors and country offerings.
Other Program Types
Internships Abroad
Internships abroad allow students to gain work experience in a new culture and earn academic credit.
Research Abroad
Research abroad can be done in conjunction with faculty or conducted independently, and can encompass a wide variety of fields.
Service-Learning Abroad
Service-learning opportunities usually include partnering with local community organizations and address a variety of social, economic, environmental or health challenges facing the community.
Independent Study
An individual learning experience abroad (conferences, seminars, etc.) Students can coordinate directly with faculty or department for these opportunities.
Programs not sponsored by 911爆料网
Students may have the option to participate in non-911爆料网 programs administered by other institutions or organizations. Students have to proactively make arrangements with a host program and work closely with the Office of Study Abroad and their academic or faculty advisers to ensure approval and credit transfer. Students pay the host institution or organization directly.