Most Popular Places to

Study AbroadBy: Amanda Cook

Cinque Terre, Italy – a region just outside of Tuscany.(photo credit: Amanda Cook)

#1: Florence, Italy

Florence, Italy is an especially popular destination for thoseinterested in Art and Art History. Being famous for its countless museums and historical background during the Renaissance, students enjoy earning 12-13 credits per semester studying some of the most celebrated works of all time.

The Duomo in Florence, Italy. (photo credit: Amanda Cook)

#2: Paris, France

Another city ruled by its love for Art, Paris attracts thousands of study abroad students every year. UConn students can earn up to 18 credits per semester while studying topics ranging from Art history to Cooking to Philosophy. Studentsenrolled must take a French language courseto assist in their time abroad and to fully immerse themselves into the French culture.

The Eiffel Tower in Paris, France.(photo credit: Brigid Connolly)

#3: London, England

London, England is a popular choice for students because it allows travel and cultural immersion without the addedburden of a language barrier. Studentsstudying in the UConn in London program earn 12-15 credits per semester. Thisdestination is especially desirable for thosestudying business, as there are multiple interesting courses offered in this area.

A phone booth in London, England.(photo credit: Amanda Cook)

#4: Barcelona, Spain

For those who lovewarm weather and Spanishbeaches, Barcelona is the perfect study abroad destination. Through an exchange program with either CIEE or IES, students can take classes that will earn them 12-15 credits per semester.Students who have lived inBarcelona have raved about the magnificent architectureand delicious food!

A view of Barcelona, Spain. (photo credit: Brigid Connolly)

#5: Sydney, Australia

Being the only top studyabroad choice that is not located in Continental Europe, Sydney offers alocation rich in beauty. The flora and fauna in Australia are a major draw for students, and through a third party organization like AustraLearn, Uconn students can enjoy thebeautiful Australian wildlife while earning internship or course credit through a partnership with the Universityof Sydney.

The coast of Sydney, Australia. (photo credit: Alia Verner)

Sources

www.studyabroad.uconn.edu

www.australearn.com

Brigid Connolly Study Abroad Office Coordinator/Assistant