Go Abroad... Again!
Enjoyed your experience abroad so much that you'd like to go again? Look no further!
Resources for Studying Abroad Again
You’ve returned home from abroad, but your global experience doesn’t have to end there. With proper planning, you can study, intern, or complete research abroad again!
For Your Consideration
As you contemplate another education abroad experience, we recommend you keep in mind the following things.
Post-Graduate Opportunities
Your international experience doesn’t need to stop after you study or intern abroad through Penn State. There are limitless opportunities to further your role as a global citizen beyond graduation and explore what the world has to offer. The world is waiting for you!
- Visit our Career Development page to begin brainstorming how you can apply skills learned abroad to your career path or how to internationalize your field of study or career.
- Study abroad as a graduate student. Take on an international internship or research assistantship.
- Apply for a Fulbright Grant to teach or perform research abroad.
- Attend graduate school in a different country.
- Volunteer abroad with an NGO or international organization. U.S. citizens might consider Peace Corps and volunteer abroad for a longer experience in their host community. (Did you know Penn State has a Peace Corps Prep Program?)
- Teach English abroad.
Post-Graduate Opportunities
Your international experience doesn’t need to stop after you study or intern abroad through Penn State. There are limitless opportunities to further your role as a global citizen beyond graduation and explore what the world has to offer. The world is waiting for you!
- Visit our Career Development page to begin brainstorming how you can apply skills learned abroad to your career path or how to internationalize your field of study or career.
- Study abroad as a graduate student. Take on an international internship or research assistantship.
- Apply for a Fulbright Grant to teach or perform research abroad.
- Attend graduate school in a different country.
- Volunteer abroad with an NGO or international organization. U.S. citizens might consider Peace Corps and volunteer abroad for a longer experience in their host community. (Did you know Penn State has a Peace Corps Prep Program?)
- Teach English abroad.
