Anthropology Abroad
Studying anthropology abroad offers you an invaluable insight on what makes us human. You can choose among a variety of programs including immersive experiences and fascinating global topics all around the world.
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Program Suggestions
Explore these featured programs, offering courses that can help anthropology majors meet their requirements while experiencing the world! Note that Anthropology students are not limited to these programs or locations. The Padnos International Center is happy to help students find additional programs that meet thier degree requirements.
Faculty-Led Programs
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Program, Host Institution, or University Name |
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Tanzania |
Faculty-Led |
This program is not specific to Anthropology majors, but faculty is willing to work with students who may be interested. David Coffee |
Semester and Academic Year Programs
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Country |
Program, Host Institution, or University Name |
Program Type |
Courses |
Notes |
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Australia |
For more information, visit the Macquarie Univeristy Website To apply, check out the Macquarie Program Brochure |
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Japan |
For more information, visit the International Christian University Website |
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Japan |
For more information, visit Asia Pacific University |
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Italy |
For more information, visit the Umbra Institute Website |
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Summer Programs
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Location |
Program |
Program Type |
Courses |
Notes |
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Italy |
For more information,visit the Umbra Institute Perugia website |
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Explore Other Program Options
There are other program options available. Schedule a study abroad advising appointment to learn more or for in-person advising, visit us 10am-4pm Monday-Friday at 130 Lake Ontario Hall
616-331-3898
Browse our other program options:
Internships
Gain real-world experience globally and build your international network by participating in an Anthropology internship abroad.
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Academic Advice
First Year Students
- The earliest you can go abroad is the summer of your first year.
- Students may fulfill General Education Foundations and/or Issues requirements abroad.
Sophomores & Upperclassmen
- Check out Anthropology Field Schools and Internships!
- Students may take courses that satisfy some requirements in Anthropology for the General Education program. Be sure to begin planning at least six months in advance.
- Students do not need to speak a foreign language in order to study in a country where English is not the official language.
- An internship abroad will not only give students experience and insights into their specific field of interest, but will help them develop desirable cross-cultural skills and competency.
- Consider fulfilling your Issues General Education requirement abroad. Find out how!
RESTRICTIONS
- Courses will be reviewed on a case by case basis through the course equivalency process.
- Students can NOT take Ant 405 or Ant 495 abroad
KEEP IN MIND
- Once you have selected a program, be sure to meet with your adviser to discuss your academic goal.
- Be sure to explore both GVSU and Provider options by browsing the Program Suggestions below. Students are not limited to GVSU study abroad programs.
- There are several opportunities to intern and or volunteer while abroad.
- Students are able to fulfill General Education Foundation requirements abroad as well as their General Education Issues requirement (reflection paper required). If you take at least 3 credits abroad, your Global Perspectives General Education requirement will automatically be fulfilled.
Scholarship Opportunities
Richard E. Flanders University Club Scholarship
Explore more scholarship opportunities through our scholarship page
