Study Abroad
Explore the world and test your ability to make it brighter
One of the missions central to Rollins is our quest to turn out globally engaged leaders and problem solvers, and one of the ways we accomplish that is by prioritizing international education programs and study abroad opportunities. That commitment is a big reason why Rollins is consistently ranked as one of the best colleges for study abroad. With more than 90 study-abroad programs to choose from, the only question is how far will you go?
Come Here, Go Anywhere
At Rollins, you’ll have ample opportunity to make an impact around the globe.
- No. 5
in the nation for the percentage of students who study abroad among master’s-granting institutions
- 84%— AACU How College Contributes to Employer Success
of employers say they are more likely to hire a candidate who participated in a global learning experience
- 90+
study abroad programs available each year
- 50+
Fulbright students since 2006, making Rollins a top producer of these global ambassadors
A World of Opportunity
With more than 90 programs to choose from, you can tailor your study abroad experience to your goals with short-term field studies or semester- and summer-long programs.
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Semester Programs
Rollins offers more than 60 semester-long programs in the fall and spring that allow students to live like locals while taking courses at an international institution.
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Summer Programs
Spend your summer break in France, Ireland, Spain, or Hong Kong and immerse yourself in another culture through language learning, excursions, internships, and more.
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Field Studies
Designed and led by Rollins faculty, our field study programs emphasize hands-on experiences and active engagement with the program location and local experts.
What It’s Like to Study Abroad
Tag along with three Rollins students as they give you a behind-the-scenes look at their study abroad experiences in Australia, France, and Iceland.
Why Study Abroad at Rollins
Not all colleges prioritize study abroad the way Rollins does.
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First Year Field Study
Rollins believes study abroad is so important it created the First Year Field Study, a 10-day expedition through Costa Rica’s national parks that offers incoming first-years international experience before even setting foot in a Rollins classroom.
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Access to Financial Aid
Every Rollins semester study abroad program is designed to cost as much as a regular semester, meaning your tuition and financial aid stay the same. The College also offers need-based scholarships to help ensure every student has access to this essential experience.
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Prestigious Preparation
Rollins’ commitment to study abroad is a big reason why we’re a top producer of Fulbright students and why our grads consistently earn prestigious scholarships that emphasize international experience.
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See for Yourself
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Take a Closer LookExplore the World With Us
With dozens of study abroad programs available, there’s no limit to how far our students can go. Check out these stories to get a feel for what’s possible.
September 04, 2025
Why I Chose Rollins
From hands-on experiences to our personalized learning environment, discover why 10 incoming first-year students chose Rollins.
December 18, 2024
Widen Your World
Travel writers. Cultural experts. Destination doyens. Rollins faculty, staff, students, and alumni are global citizens with keen insights into the world around us. From where to go to how to get the most out of your travel experience, your next journey starts here.
September 19, 2024
On the World Stage
During summer 2024, Tars turned the world into their classroom through transformative study abroad experiences across the globe.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is studying abroad worth it? Where can I go? When should I go? Find answers to these and all of your study abroad questions.
Things to Know About Studying Abroad