Sentence examples for study abroad programmes from inspiring English sources

Alternatively try to take advantage of the Erasmus study abroad programme while at university which funds you to send a term or a year abroad in Europe or more general study abroad programmes that allow students to go further afield to the US, Canada, Australia and more.

Study abroad programmes have been shown to have significant benefits for participating healthcare students such as promoting cultural awareness and understanding of different healthcare settings, policies and practices.

They had more international experiences because of personal travel and study abroad programmes, and the internet brought the world to their laptops and cell phones.

- Ann Belle, who worked in student travel and study abroad programmes.

She is currently at City University London on a study abroad programme "As a journalism student, I think it's important to experience new cultures.

An economics student at Bates College in Maine, Durkin had arrived in Italy a month earlier as part of a study abroad programme arranged through Trinity College in Connecticut.

The University of Sheffield has good links across the world and the Study Abroad Programme has opportunities in countries such as Canada, the US, Japan, Korea and Australia.

The proportion of Maltese students taking part in the Erasmus study abroad programme grew by almost 80% between 2007 and 2013; the islands welcome well over a million EU tourists each year – more than double the size of their own population; and three-quarters of Maltese people say they have recently socialised with citizens from other European countries, far higher than the EU average.

Just outside of Giolitti, one of the oldest gelaterias in Rome and a top tourist attraction, students Navi Atwal and Julia Spencer, both from California, admitted it was the favourable exchange rate that encouraged them to travel in Italy after their study abroad programme in Spain ended for the year.

But after returning to Florence for the first time since a four-month study abroad programme in 2006, I realised there are some places that you can't go back to.

Having an overseas campus also benefits domestic students: Studying abroad programmes help form internationally aware graduates.