Graduate Study Abroad
Most graduate-level study abroad programs are managed by the graduate schools. Graduate students interested in studying abroad should contact their graduate school to learn more about available study abroad opportunities within their school.
Elliott School
Begin your search for study abroad programs by reviewing the school’s Exchange Partners. For additional information on study abroad opportunities for Elliott School graduate students, please contact Elliott School International and Academic Initiatives at [email protected].
Prospective students are eligible to apply, if they meet certain criteria:
- Completed at least one semester on campus prior to the start of the program
- Maintain good academic standing (3.0 cumulative GPA or higher)
School of Business
GW’s School of Business application process varies depending on whether a student is completing a short- or long-term study abroad program. Eligible students have:
- Completed at least one semester on campus prior to the start of the program
- Maintained good academic standing (3.0 cumulative GPA or higher) and meet any additional admissions criteria specific to their chosen exchange program
For additional information on study abroad opportunities for School of Business graduate students, please contact the School of Business Global & Experiential Education Office at [email protected].
Study Abroad through the School of Business
School of Medicine and Health Sciences
SMHS offers a variety of international programs, each with its own specific eligibility requirements and admission processes. To learn more about international opportunities for the School of Medicine and Health Sciences, please contact the Office of International Medicine Programs at [email protected].
Graduate School of Education and Human Development
GSEHD prepares graduates for careers in an increasingly interconnected world by broadening perspectives and developing cultural competencies. On faculty-led study tours, students engage with partners and institutions at international conferences, academic exchanges, research practicums, and training workshops.
Graduate School of Political Management
The Graduate School of Political Management (GSPM) offers several short-term study abroad courses (one per semester), called Global Perspective Residencies (GPRs), for graduate students.
The George Washington University Law School
GW Law offers a range of programs for students to study in other parts of the world. Students participating in Mock Trial and Moot Court competitions may also have the opportunity to travel for competitions. For more information, please contact the Graduate Programs Office, International Students Division at [email protected].
Additional Opportunities
Students traveling abroad for a fellowship, internship, independent research (e.g., capstone or thesis), competition, or other type of activity related to their GW experience must complete the International Travel Approval Process if their program does not have a pre-existing GW application.