Off-Campus Studies

Democratic Voice of Burma broadcast on Carleton's off-campus study program Political Economy of Southeast Asia--the first of its kind by an American university since Myanmar’s independence.

Congratulations to Julia Reich, Cole Frank, Jordan Palacios, Meg Hine, and Libby McKenna. All were winners or honorable mentions in the 2014 ACM Photo Contest.

The 2015 blog for Ecology in Australia is up and running! Check it out on our Ecology in Australia 2015 program page.

International Education Week will be celebrated at Carleton during the week of Oct 27-31. Check out all the week's activities at https://apps.carleton.edu/intl/student_life/events/?event_id=1096908&date=2014-10-27

CLS is a fully-funded overseas language and cultural immersion program for American undergraduate and graduate students. Applications are due Wednesday November 12, 2014 8pm EST.

Carleton's Off-Campus Studies Office will offer 18 faculty-led programs during the 2015-16 academic year. Check out the program titles, terms and faculty directors here. More details in July 2014.

Check out the Moscow 2014 Program blog and stay up to date on the lives of the students living and learning in Russia on the Moscow and Beyond: Russian Language and Cultural Studies Program this spring!

Carleton student, Michelle Marinello, who participated in the CIEE Barcelona Advanced Liberal Arts program this fall, has received a 10/10 (Matrícula de Honor) in one of her University of Barcelona (UB) classes. Alberto del Río Malo, CIEE Resident Director, writes:

This is an extraordinary grade and it is really difficult to receive it: Spanish professors can only can give 1 Matrícula de Honor each because for the Spaniards that means that you don't have to pay the tuition of one course during the next term. If it is difficult for the local students, you can imagine how difficult it could be for a study abroad student."

Please join us in congratulating Michelle on this honor.

While in Beijing over spring break, First Lady Michelle Obama took time to respond to a few questions about the importance of studying outside the United States. Check out the video here.