INTRODUCTION GO ABROAD
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Each year, more than 500 Bristol students broaden their horizons and travel abroad as part of their degree.
Studying or working overseas is an outstanding opportunity to experience a new culture, boost your personal development and get a new perspective on your studies.
A world of opportunity Depending on your degree course, you could have the option to go abroad for a semester or a full year, or take part in a shorter programme overseas. Whichever you choose, our Global Opportunities team will be on hand to support you every step of the way.
You can study at an English-speaking university or one requiring a foreign language and your time abroad will be fully accredited by Bristol. Our prestigious partner universities include the University of California, the University of Sydney, the University of Hong Kong, the University of Barcelona and many more around the world.
Build new skills Spending time abroad is not only an adventure but also an investment in your future. You’ll gain skills and cross-cultural experience that employers value. Research shows that students who spend time overseas are more likely to be employed six months after graduation and earn higher starting salaries*.
Study abroad
If you want to study overseas for a year, look for courses that include ‘with Study Abroad’ or ‘with Study in Continental Europe’ in the title. A year abroad is integrated into all of our modern languages degrees.
There are plenty of other opportunities to study abroad for a semester or to take part in one of our shorter programmes or summer schools. Current options include a Chinese language and culture course in Beijing and a global leadership programme with Santander in Chicago.
Work abroad Modern languages students have the option of completing a work placement in another country, and some science and engineering courses may give you the chance to spend your year in industry abroad. The Careers Service also supports students who are interested in working overseas during the summer break or after graduation.
*‘Gone International’, Universities UK, 2016
bristol.ac.uk/go-abroad
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