Study Abroad
Studying abroad allows you to immerse yourself in a new environment, advance your studies and discover new ways of looking at our global society. With over 150 programs in more than 50 different countries, we offer ample opportunities to explore the world and take part in a global exchange of knowledge and perspectives.
As you investigate new places and ideas, you'll broaden your cultural awareness. By diving in and experiencing all that new locales and cultures have to offer, you'll have the chance to foster your own personal growth and empathy for others. And, of course, we'll ensure you're always supported, starting here in Denver with our Exploring Global Citizenship course.
The Places You'll See
Immerse yourself in the Spanish language and the unique, historic surroundings of Havana, Cuba.
Study classic European literature in the historical context of cities like London and Paris.
Explore the political, social, cultural and economic factors of humanitarian assistance and refugee crises in Jordan.
Visit Morocco and consider the factors that shape human mobility, migration, transnational art and multi-layered identities.
94% 94% of students in the College study abroad.
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