SJSU Study Abroad

Hey Spartans, check out the Baden-Wurttemberg Universities in Germany! Similar to the CSU system, there are multiple locations to choose from with each university offering an assortment of courses. While you're there, check out the famous German Christmas markets and try some delicious sauerbraten! #sanjosestateuniversity #sjsu #csu #sanjose #spartans #globalspartans #studyabroad #travel #studyabroadsjsu #sjsustudyabroad

Study journalism, communications, and advertising at Stuttgart Media University in Germany! Explore all that Germany has to offer through this amazing opportunity of a lifetime! #sjsu #sanjosestateuniveristy #studyabroad #travel #germany #sjsustudyabroad #studyabroadsjsu #globalspartans

Some of the study abroad programs available to San Jose State University students

Calling all business majors! This one’s for you! Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt (Ingolstadt University of Applied Sciences) is a dynamic and highly committed university of applied sciences located in Germany, one of the top economic countries in the world. Study in the city where many of the world’s big automobile and aircraft manufacturers such as Audi and Airbus are headquartered. Exchange students at Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt without German language skills are eligible to take classes taught in English in accounting, business, finance, German language, international business, management, and marketing. Students with fluent or near-fluent German language skills are eligible to also take courses in international trade management and business informational systems.

Did you know Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) has overseas campuses in Vietnam? Study abroad in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City where you can experience the academia of RMIT in southeast Asia! RMIT Vietnam offers assistance with accommodation, free arrival airport transfer, dedicated support services, networking and social events, as well as assistance with visa entry requirements. Some of the incredible things to see in Vietnam include the Binh Tay and Ben Thanh M...arket, Thein Hau Temple, Museum of Ho Chi Minh City (formerly known as Gia Long Palace or the Revolutionary Museum), Bitexco Financial Tower, Independence Palace, and Turtle Lake. In fact, Ho Chi Minh City is the largest city in the country by population and is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Vietnam. It is Vietnam's modern city with a booming education industry. Due to its history, Vietnam has a French influence. Ho Chi Minh City has a rich coffee culture, has global street food, and is known as Vietnam's spa central. #sanjosestateuniversity #sjsu #sjsustudyabroad #studyabroadsjsu #studyabroad #globalspartans #sjsuspartans #travel #explore #rmit #royalmelbourneinstituteoftechnology #vietnam #hanoi #hochiminhcity

Air pollution is a prevalent issue throughout Asia and even Europe and North America. Find out how you can protect yourself while abroad by reading the article linked below! https://www.nytimes.com//air-pollution-face-masks-aqi.html

Fun fact: Did you know that Melbourne imports 30 tons of coffee beans each day, enough to make 3 million cups daily? Known as the "world's most livable city," Melbourne is a city of culture, coffee, color, and contrasts. Some of the incredible sights to see are the Eureka Skydeck, St. Paul's Cathedral, Werribee Open Range Zoo, the Dandenong Ranges, Shrine of Remembrance, and much more! Melbourne has one of the world's largest public tram system so getting around is super easy.... In fact, it is the largest tram system outside Europe and the fourth largest in the world. Melbourne is actually one of the most multicultural cities with 58% of the population having at least one parent who was born overseas. It is also the most populous city of the Victoria state with the highest number of cafes and restaurants per number of people than any other city in the world. Study abroad at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT)!

Greetings from the Study Abroad and Away Office! We have exciting news! Our office will be hosting the What's Next? Life after Study Abroad panel this Friday, April 19th, from 1:00PM-2:30PM, in Clark Hall 547. If you are looking for professional or educational opportunities outside the U.S., join us and hear from our speakers about their journey through different experiences abroad. Light snacks and refreshments will be served. Click the link below to RSVP for the event! Spa...ces are limited. We are looking forward to seeing you at the event! http://tinyurl.com/y4o45pf4