Study Abroad Programs

At Fordham University you can study abroad for a semester, a whole academic year, a summer, or for a week or two as part of one of your NY classes.

You can see a list of all the study abroad programs on our website and use the advanced search feature, which allows you to search for a program by field of study, academic setting, term, language, housing options, and much more!

Fordham Semester Programs

Fordham in Granada
Fordham's study abroad programs in Granada, Spain are based at the University of Granada in one of the most beautiful and historic cities of Andalucia. Courses in English or Spanish enable students to fully immerse themselves in Spanish language and culture or begin their language study. Content courses in Art History, Business, Communications, International Studies, Literature, Music, Politics, Psychology, Sociology, Economics, Health, Science, Computer Science, Math, History, and Culture enable a wide variety of students to participate in the programs.

Fordham in London
Based in Clerkenwell in Central London, Fordham offers study abroad programming in Business, and the Liberal Arts. Academic internships and the ability to enroll in courses at University of Westminster, City University, and Queen Mary University of London are also available.

Other Semester Programs Worldwide

Fordham University has partnerships with universities worldwide. Programs are categorized according to their academic setting such as Direct Enrollment, Island, or Special Focus. Fordham also offers exchange programs which have been developed with the independent student in mind. In these programs, courses are often taught in the language of the host country, and the majority of your classmates will be students from your host country. Studying on one of our exchange programs allows you the highest level of academic immersion through direct enrollment in a host institution.

Fordham Summer Programs & Global Seminars

Fordham University offers a series of Short-Term programs during the Winter intersession, Spring, and Summer. These programs are taught by Fordham faculty and range in academic discipline. They are ideal for students who may not be able to afford to study abroad for an entire semester, and who are interested in learning outside of the classroom. These programs are interdisciplinary, engage in the site abroad, and consistent with Fordham’s mission as a research university in the Jesuit tradition. The short-term programs will include organized co-curricular excursions and group academic activities.

If you decide to apply for a non-Fordham program during the summer or winter inter-session you must complete our application as well as an application with the provider company or institution your program is administered by.