CCBC's Global Education office designs programs to help students develop the knowledge and skills needed to succeed on a global scale. Students can participate in global learning opportunities and study abroad programs to gain the practical experiences they need to create global networks.
Our global learning opportunities include courses and programs that incorporate international content, cross-cultural perspectives and communication, and critical thinking about global issues with local impacts.
Whether you're interested in global issues, cultural traditions or simply looking to connect with others through shared experiences, we offer events for everyone.
Each year, the Global Education office plans international study abroad and local study away programs that are transformative and fun learning experiences for everyone. No matter the destination, you'll discover new ways of living and learning.
The deadlines to apply for our current study abroad programs have passed. Don't worry! There are more on the horizon! Come back in the spring for information on next year's programs, which will include:
If you plan to apply to one of the scholarships below, first bring your ideas and drafts to a Global Education advisor for help and feedback. You must be a U.S. citizen to apply for several of these scholarships.
Studying a language abroad – either via direct enrollment in a foreign university or at a private language school – is often an economical, highly flexible way to study abroad, with many options for start dates, durations of stay, scholarships and paths to academic credit.
Working abroad allows you to build your skills, experience, resume and knowledge of the world while earning money to fund expenses. Open to nearly all fields, these programs can be particularly good for students with skills in a trade, who can often secure work readily.
If you are interested in learning more about external language or work abroad programs, please contact us.
Note: CCBC does not endorse and is not associated with any external programs or related websites.
Studying abroad was not something Attia Robinson thought to consider until she approached a Global Education information table. "They asked me, 'do you want to study abroad? We'll help you do it.'" And before she knew it, Attia was on a flight to Australia!
Check out some of our favorite memories from previous trips.
Director, Global Education
Coordinator, Global Student Programs
