These are some suggested semester programs that are recommended to CFANS students. This is not an extensive list, but these programs tend to be a good academic fit for many CFANS majors. If you are interested in exploring other semester options beyond this list, please visit the Learning Abroad Center.
There is nothing like hearing a testimony from a student who has already had the experience of studying abroad. The emotions, the stories, and the growth, are just a few of the treasures that the students bring back home, once the program has ended.
Take a look and imagine what studying abroad can do for you.
The Office of International programs offers study abroad opportunities that last from 1 to 4 weeks. Usually a CFANS faculty or staff member leads the program and teaches one course. Students earn between 2 and 6 credits depending on the program. Short-term programs are offered in May, winter, and summer.
Our recommended International Internships give you real world experience.
Food systems, agriculture and environmental ecosystems are international in nature. They bridge national borders, cross cultures, and influence regional and global economics. The International Agriculture minor provides an international perspective to students in majors related to agriculture, food, or the environment.