When you study abroad as a Merrimack College student, you’ll expand your skills and gain a better understanding of yourself while enriching your academic experience.
Accelerate your professional journey with a credit-bearing internship or co-op abroad. You no longer have to choose between studying abroad and completing an internship or co-op. At Merrimack College, you can combine both. Choose part-time and full-time placements in Europe, Asia, and Latin America. These opportunities are available during the fall, spring, and summer semesters.
All internships and co-op opportunities include an academic component to allow students to reflect on their work and plan how to explore future opportunities to propel their careers. If you are interested in global internships, plan to attend an information session. You will then be prompted to schedule an interview to help you determine the best opportunity and begin your application.
Merrimack’s Global Education program offers study abroad (outside the U.S.) and study away (opportunities in the U.S.). Our study abroad opportunities are designed to provide: a quality academic experience and a seamless credit transfer in a culturally rich and safe environment.
*Credits satisfy multiple general education requirements!
Study Abenaki, Arabic, Chinese, English, French, German, Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, and Spanish at Middlebury College.
Spend a semester in the nation’s capital, taking classes and pursuing an internship.
Nearly 5 million students across the world study abroad every year.
- L.E.K. Consulting
Most students describe their overseas study experience as transformative, both educationally and personally. In addition to helping you grow as an individual, studying abroad will no doubt have a positive impact on your academic and professional journey. The decision to study abroad is not only about studying in another country but it is also about living in another country and culture.
Dr. Simona Sharoni, Dean of International Initiatives & Global Engagement
Email | 978-837-3529
Christian Kronsted, who came to Merrimack in fall 2022, has used his love of dance to better research human interaction and group dynamics.
