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In the fall of 2006, Goucher College became the first college in the nation to require all of its undergraduates to study abroad at least once before graduation. Beginning with the class of 2010 (the incoming first-year class of 2006), Goucher will give each student a voucher of at least $1,200 to help cover travel expenses.
We believe that international awareness is a requirement for anybody who wants to lead a satisfying and successful life in the global community of today-- and we offer a wide range of opportunities to help our students develop that awareness.
Take a look around these pages to find out more. We've got a list of frequently asked questions about our requirement and a full menu of current study-abroad opportunities.
And when you're ready to start thinking about going global yourself, it's easy to get in touch.
| Upcoming Info Sessions & OIS Events Goucher continues to expand your study abroad options! Please visit our our program site to learn more about the exciting opportunities the Office of International Studies has recently added as Goucher study abroad programs! |
| Study Abroad Spring or Summer 2010 Want to study abroad in Spring or Summer 2010? Come talk to OIS as soon as you are back on campus. Deadlines may be sooner than you think! |
| If you are planning to study abroad, get your passport ASAP! Due to recent policy changes regarding U.S. passports, new applicants are waiting longer for their passports. If you do not yet have a passport and plan to study abroad, please apply for a passport as soon as possible. |
| Global Blogging Goucher Students Use Blogging Technology to Stay In Touch |
| Policy Regarding Physicals for Study Abroad Programs Goucher College requires that all students attending Goucher-sponsored study abroad programs undergo a physical examination conducted by their primary health care provider and submit a Goucher College health form completed by the provider to the Office of International Studies. |