International Programs & Off Campus Study

Join us for an info session in Sunderland, Room 233, about Middlebury Museum Studies in Oxford, a summer program featuring two courses, an intensive week of experiential learning at an 18th century estate, and special tours of College collections, Oxford archives, and historic properties and museums. Housing, seminars, and lectures will be in St. Michael’s Hall in the heart of the city, and all students will have access to Oxford University’s Bodleian Library.

Lecture by Talya Zemach-Bersin, American Studies, Yale University.

This is an information session for all Middlebury students planning to study at the School in Jordan or the School in Morocco during the 2020-2021 academic year.

Come to this information session to learn about the Freeman-Asia Scholarship for U.S. undergraduate students to study abroad in East or Southeast Asia. Monica Galbraith, a Middlebury student who studied abroad in Korea and was a recipient of this scholarship, will present the session.

Graduate Students Headed to Germany for 2019-20 should plan to meet your director, Heike Fahrenberg for important information pertaining to your year abroad.

This session provides general information about study abroad with a discussion of how it fits into a student’s overall academic experience, how the application process works, and study abroad finances. There will be time for questions and discussion. Presented by Carlos Vélez, Dean of International programs and Professor of Psychology.

Join Carlos Vélez, Dean of International Programs and Professor of Psychology, for a zoom presentation that provides general information about study abroad with a discussion of how it fits into a student’s overall academic experience, how the application process works, and study abroad finances. There will be time for questions and discussion.

Please click the link below to join the webinar:
https://middlebury.zoom.us/j/95613118968?pwd=Um5qTUJvTUdzRnZuc0taRlpjOVQyUT09
Passcode: 503417

For sophomores interested in studying economics while abroad. This meeting is not restricted to one area of the world, but rather to students who want to figure out where to best study ECON.

This meeting is for students applying to DIS: Study Abroad in Scandinavia (Copenhagen or Stockholm) for 2019-20. Malene Torp, Executive Director of DIS: Study Abroad in Scandinavia, will be at this meeting to meet applicants and talk about what it will be like to be a DIS student.

A one-hour, lunchtime discussion group for study abroad returnees to share their experiences and advice with prospective study abroad students. Students should bring their own lunches.