Study Abroad
- Spend 4 – 6 weeks in Germany improving your German, learning about German culture, and meeting new people.
- Live in a dorm, in an apartment, or with a host family.
- Earn credits toward your degree.
- Language courses offered at beginning, intermediate, and advanced levels – as well as culture courses and other seminars.
- Thanks to the generous support of the Max Kade Foundation, students participating in these programs may apply for a scholarship of up $1,500. Applications will open in February 2025.
- Students may also be eligible to apply for a Benjamin A. Gilman Scholarship.
All students who intend to study abroad must apply through the Hunter Education Abroad office.
Please visit their website for further details on the application process.