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The Mario Einaudi Center and its affiliated Programs have collected information on many of Cornell’s international courses and compiled it in a searchable database to make it easier to find those that match your interests.
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Degree & Concentrations

Add an international dimension to your curriculum

The following information is representative of the opportunities at Cornell, but it is not intended to be exhaustive. Please check with your advisor and academic department for additional international study opportunities.

One of the best ways to add an international focus to a wide variety of majors across campus is to take an international concentration or minor offered through one of the Einaudi Center's many Area Studies, Thematic or Development Programs.

Undergraduate Programs
Graduate Programs
Other Programs

Undergraduate Programs

While virtually any undergraduate major at Cornell may incorporate an international study component, the disciplines listed below promote specific programs. Many additional academic and professional degree programs also offer marketable job skills for a global economy. Students from all seven Cornell colleges are eligible to study abroad. Undergraduates who wish to study outside the United States during the academic year-in Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America, the Middle East, or Oceania-must first apply through Cornell Abroad in order to receive Cornell academic credit.

Study Abroad for Academic Credit

Study Abroad for a Semester or Academic Year

Summer Study Abroad

Research

Undergraduate Majors

College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

Study abroad opportunities for a semester or full academic year exist at a wide range of foreign institutions. Plans should be developed in consultation with faculty advisors, counseling staff, and Cornell Abroad staff. All majors within CALS offer opportunities for study abroad; please check the Courses of Study catalog for further information.

International Courses

College of Architecture, Art and Planning

Study abroad opportunities for a semester or full academic year exist at a wide range of foreign institutions. Plans should be developed in consultation with faculty advisors, counseling staff, and Cornell Abroad staff.

International Courses

College of Arts and Sciences

Study abroad opportunities for a semester or full academic year exist at a wide range of foreign institutions. Plans should be developed in consultation with faculty advisors, counseling staff, and Cornell Abroad staff. If you are an Arts & Sciences student planning to study abroad, begin by checking the policies and procedures of the College in your freshman or sophomore year.

International Courses

College of Engineering

Study abroad opportunities for a semester or full academic year exist at a wide range of foreign institutions. Plans should be developed in consultation with faculty advistors, counseling staff, and Cornell Abroad staff.

International Courses

School of Hotel Administration

Study abroad opportunities for a semester or full academic year exist at a wide range of foreign institutions. Plans should be developed in consultation with faculty advisors, counseling staff, and Cornell Abroad staff.

International Courses

School of Industrial and Labor Relations

Study abroad opportunities for a semester or full academic year exist at a wide range of foreign institutions. Plans should be developed in consultation with faculty advisors, counseling staff, and Cornell Abroad staff.

International Courses

Undergraduate Concentrations and Special Programs

Graduate Programs

International study at the graduate level generally involves language acquisition or predissertation research rather than course work. The graduate programs listed below include professional and academic international area studies and comparative programs.

International Study

Consult with faculty advisors in your field to learn about leading departments worldwide.

Cornell offers the following sources for funding research abroad:

M.A./M.S./Ph.D Programs

Other Graduate Degrees (JD, MPS)

Graduate Minors

Masters Concentrations

Opportunities for Teacher Training of International Graduate Students

The International TA Development Program (ITADP)