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Study Abroad at UofGH
Video Transcript for Study Abroad video
Where would you like to go? What would you like to see? What would you like to learn?
Explore all 2021 Study Abroad opportunities at UofGH, available to all students.
- Amsterdam & Brussels: Global Governance in the Contemporary World
- Austria: A Cultural Study Tour of Austria
- Denmark: Film and Transmedia Production - Designing Content Across Platforms
- Denmark & Iceland (ECS-DC students only): Innovations that Transform Children's Lives
- Ecuador & Galapagos Islands: Environmental Psychology - Human Responses to the Climate Crisis
- France: La Bonne Vie - French Culture and Society
- France: La Bonne Vie - French Economy and Society
- Germany & Malta: The Second World War in Germany and Malta
- Italy: Food for Thought - A Study Tour of Italy
- Italy: Italian Renaissance: Lessons for Today's World
- Italy: The Reggio Emilia Approach to Education
- Japan: Religion and Culture
- Japan: Soka Education and the Pursuit of Happiness
- Morocco & France: The Culture of Moroccan North Africa & France
- New Zealand: Fitness, Sport and Health Promotion in Australasia
- Portugal & Spain: Moorish Influences and Navigational Exploits
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Scotland & England: Haunting Visitors
Disclaimer: Some or all 2021 Study Abroad courses (including trips) are subject to cancellation due to Covid-19 related travel and regulatory restrictions. The health and safety of students and instructors will be a determining factor for decisions related to any trip cancellations. The university will be monitoring the ongoing Covid-19 situation closely. Students will get a refund on their deposit in the case of cancellations.
Getting Started
Learn about important dates and details at information sessions and in our FAQ section.
Everything you need to get started, you can find here.
Alexandrea Gordon, Japan
"Today was our second full day at Soka University, and it was just as much fun. It made me feel really cool and special when we would run into students that we'd met the day before and have them come up and say hi to us. It feels awesome knowing that I now have friends on the other side of the world!"
- Alexandrea Gordon, Japan
Danielle Edwards, London/Berlin
I can't really describe my time during the trip because it was more than I ever imagined it to be. Of course I learned, but it was more than that. It was enlightening and expansive and ultimately gave me a lot of chances to experience and I'd like to think that I'm a bit worldlier.
- Danielle Edwards, London/Berlin