SUNY Cortland’s Study Abroad Program for Psychology Majors Robyn Shapiro

Study Abroad Opportunities 25 programs in 12 countries on 6 continents are offered through SUNY Cortland The SUNY system in total offers 439 overseas study abroad programs throughout the world Most students study abroad in their junior or senior year

Frequently Asked Questions Why study abroad? Who can study abroad? What does it cost? What about financial aid? –Contact SUNY Cortland - fundingContact SUNY Cortland - funding

Countries, Languages, and Sessions Offered Through Cortland Countries Australia Belize China Costa Rica Egypt England France Germany Ireland Mexico Spain Venezuela Languages Arabic Chinese English French German Spanish Sessions Fall/Spring Graduate Programs Internships Spring Break Summer Winter SUNY Cortland homepage

The SUNY Abroad System There are many other study abroad opportunities offered through the SUNY system SUNY Study Abroad

Steps for Initial Planning It is important to know that you do not need to extend your time in school in order to study abroad 1. Go to the International Programs Office in the Miller Building for initial advising 2. Consult with your academic advisor to see how your study abroad program will fit into your academic program 3. Get approval from both your academic advisor and your department chair 4. After you get approval for your chosen courses from your advisor, department international coordinator, and associate dean, you can register for your abroad program.

Information On Campus International Programs Office SUNY Cortland Miller Building, Room 16 P.O. Box 2000 Cortland, NY Phone: (607) Fax: (607) Contact SUNY Cortland

Sources All information in this PowerPoint presentation was collected from the SUNY Cortland International Programs Office and Website as well as the SUNY International Programs website International Programs Office SUNY Cortland Miller Building, Room 16 P.O. Box 2000 Cortland, NY SUNY Cortland homepage