Develop skills and gain experiences that will prepare you to face challenges of the future in a world that is increasingly interdependent.
In a world that is becoming increasingly interdependent, study abroad represents a significant means by which students may better prepare themselves to face challenges of the future.
56 percent of Muhlenberg graduates from the Class of 2019 studied abroad. Between 250 and 300 students study abroad each year.
Muhlenberg College encourages students in all science, social science, arts and humanities majors to study overseas at quality institutions in Europe, Australia, Asia, Latin America and Africa. Muhlenberg supports four discipline-specific study abroad opportunities: The London Theatre Program at Goldsmiths College, University of London, and the program for Accounting, Business and Economics majors at the University of Maastricht in the Netherlands are offered during the fall semester. A program for Media & Communication and Film Studies majors in Dublin, Ireland, and a Dance program in Arezzo, Italy, are both offered during the spring semester. In addition, Muhlenberg has established exchange opportunities in Europe and in Japan.
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Students from every discipline can find an experience perfectly suited to scholarly and career interests through more than 100 off-campus study options.
The Dublin program is specially designed for students with majors in Media & Communication or Film Studies but is open to all students who meet prerequisites.
Italy's Accademia dell'Arte offers a unique opportunity to study in an intense studio performance setting, with outstanding artists from around the world.
Our Maastricht program is geared toward majors in accounting, business, economics, finance or international studies, but is open to all qualified students.
The Goldsmiths program provides the opportunity to live in London and participate in the cultural life of one of the premiere theatrical hubs of the world.
The Muhlenberg Washington Semester provides opportunities to live, study and intern while earning a full or half semester of academic credit.
The College encourages students to pursue the transformative experience of studying abroad, and more than half of students do. While abroad, they build critical skills that help them thrive in an increasingly interconnected world.
Emily Bain ’15, a French and business administration double major, puts her Muhlenberg education to use every day in her role as the marketing manager for a French chocolatier.
After taking a semester-long course, co-taught by professors of religion studies and economics, students spent two weeks exploring themes from the course abroad.
Working at the Allentown Art Museum gave Yuyang (Hector) Chen ’23 valuable experience he will carry into a master’s program in art business.
