The phrase "abroad classes" is not correct in English.
It seems to be an attempt to refer to classes taken in a foreign country, but the correct phrasing would be "classes abroad."
Example: "I am planning to take classes abroad next semester to enhance my cultural experience."
Alternatives: "overseas classes" or "international classes."
"Why can't we have field trips abroad, classes in other languages, teachers who really push us?" Nearly 80 percent of teachers in boys schools are Arab expatriates who come from Egypt, Syria and Jordan, according to a research report by the Dubai School of Government.
Pacific Lutheran offers over 25 international and domestic travel programs and was the first U.S. university to offer study abroad classes on all seven continents simultaneously.
With this money, the college funds the classes, travel, and accommodation when classes are abroad (classes can be in Paris; Stuttgart; St Gallen, Switzerland; or Montreal, regardless of your "home" base).
Forti spent the fall of his junior year abroad, taking classes on the social and political transformation in Africa, learning to speak Zulu and conducting field research with the School for International Training.
In one such program, Masdar Institute PhD students apply to spend a semester abroad taking classes and conducting research at MIT.
Because of DIS's emphasis on study abroad, my classes took me to Germany and Sweden where I was able to see the startup world in differing contexts.
If you're studying abroad, taking classes outside of the language faculty will allow you to meet more native speakers and integrate yourself into your host university even more.
The New Yorker, April 4 , 1959P. 33 An ingenious lady recently went abroad tourist-class on an Italian liner.
By Don Abarbanel and John McCarten The New Yorker, April 4 , 1959P. 33 An ingenious lady recently went abroad tourist-class on an Italian liner.
Middle class expansion abroad cannot mean middle class erosion at home however; that ability to purchase may well be the key to maintaining the viability of America's own middle class.
As an alternative, she suggests that students arrange 10 or so informational interviews with professionals while they take classes abroad.
