Photography Abroad
Program Suggestions
Explore these featured programs, offering courses that can help photography majors meet their requirements while experiencing the world! Note that Photography students are not limited to these programs or locations. The Padnos International Center is happy to help students find additional programs that meet thier degree requirements.
Study Abroad participants can use their experiences to fufill issues, global perspectives, gen-eds, and electives as well as specific major requirements. .
Semester and Academic Year Programs
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Location |
Program, Host Institution, or University Name |
Program Type |
Notes |
Courses |
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Costa Rica |
GVSU In Costa Rica |
Provider |
Ecological photography |
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Greece |
Provider |
Digital photography |
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Thailand |
WorldStrides Mahidol University International College (MUIC) |
Provider |
Summer Programs
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Location |
Program, Host Institution, or University Name |
Program Type |
Notes |
Courses |
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France |
Provider |
Photography and French Language |
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Greece |
Provider |
Digital Photography |
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Portugal |
WorldStrides Lisbon, Portugal: International Studies & Portuguese Language |
Provider |
Travel Photography |
Explore Other Program Options
There are other program options available. Schedule a study abroad advising appointment to learn more or browse our other program options:
Search courses in your major in the Course Approval Database to see other Pre-Approved Courses. If a course is not Pre-Approved, you can get it approved by following the Course Approval Process.
Scholarship Opportunities
Explore more scholarship opportunities through our scholarship page
The phrase “a picture is worth a thousand words” is more resonant than ever in moments where language is limited and visual communication is key. Opportunities for photography students range from fascinating electives like “Architecture of Rome” to “EcAological Photography” in Costa Rica. Exciting internships like a fashion photographer's assistant or an archaeological excavation photographer can cultivate inspiration for independent studies or thesis work.
The visions of the world are incredibly diverse and rewarding in each their own way. In a field that requires creativity, ingenuity and originality, what better way to fuel the senses than taking time to experience some place completely new!
"If seeing is believing, why not see the world and let others see it too?"
- Megan Lendman, Photography major