STUDY AND RESEARCH ABROAD

Association for the International Exchange of Students in Economics and Commerce (AIESEC)

AIESEC runs an international exchange program for students and recent graduates in 87 countries and over 700 cities worldwide.

Fox International Fellowships

Designed to enhance the education of future international leaders, the Fox International Fellowship Program is a direct two-way student exchange partnership between Yale University and eleven of the world's leading universities.

International Bulldogs Programs

The Undergraduate Career Services Bulldogs International Internship programs provide students with a rich, rewarding experience of working and living for nine weeks of the summer in cities around the world, such as Athens, Beijing, Brussels, Budapest, Buenos Aires, Cape Town, Hong Kong, London, Madrid, Monterrey (Mexico), Montreal, New Delhi, Singapore, and Tokyo.

International Education and Fellowship Program (IEFP)

The Office of International Education and Fellowship Programs provides Yale College students with advising and information about many of the major (and not so major) fellowships, scholarships and grants.

Richard U. Light Fellowship

Provides full funding (transportation, tuition, room and board, and incidentals) for Yale students of exceptional promise to study Chinese, Japanese, or Korean at specifically approved sites in the People's Republic of China, Taiwan, Japan, and South Korea.

Linkage Program (Yale Law School)

Each summer the Law School sponsors a student exchange with several universities in Argentina, Brazil and Chile. Students involved in the Linkage Program focus on a wide range of areas including human rights, constitutional law, international law, and criminal law.

The MacMillan Center Grants and Fellowships

Database of fellowship, grant, and award opportunities grouped by eligibility (graduate and professional students, undergraduate students, and faculty).

Office of Fellowship Programs

Formerly the Office of International Education and Fellowship Programs (IEFP), the OFP advises students and alumni of Yale College about fellowships, scholarships, and grants. These awards range from full to partial funding and can support summer research, public service, independent projects and post-graduate study, in the US and abroad.

Peking University-Yale University Joint Undergraduate Program

Established in 2006, it provides Yale students the unique opportunity to study and live with Chinese students on the Peking University campus. The program is open to Yale College sophomores, juniors, and, in some cases, first-term seniors, and to Peking University Yuanpei Honors Program students.

Yale College Center for International Experience

The Center for International Experience (CIE) offers a wide variety of resources for students seeking international experience, providing ninformation, advice, and guidance to potential travelers, as well as contact information for returned students.

Yale Grants and Fellowships

This website brings together in a comprehensive, searchable resource those grants and fellowships funded and/or administered by Yale. Most of these are open only to Yale students and are available from Yale’s schools, departments, and programs, while others are national competitions to which Yale nominates candidates.

Yale-in-London

Offers spring-term courses in British culture and society at the Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art, located in central London.

Yale/Johnson & Johnson Physician Scholars in International Health Program (IHP)

The program annually selects up to 15 physician-in-training scholars from institutions outside of Yale during their residency and 15 career physician scholars for 4 to 8 week rotations in overseas sites.

Yale Summer Session

Yale College students are offered the opportunity to take intensive language and culture courses in countries such as Brazil, the Czech Republic, France, Germany, Italy, Kenya, Panama, Russia, Singapore, and Spain.

Yale-Universidad de Chile Joint Program

Started in 1999 and currently funded by Yale, the program consists of projects designed and executed by members of both departments, including faculty, post-docs and students. Andes Postdoctoral Fellows play an important role, as they spend part of their time at Calán (the informal name for U. de Chile Astronomy) and part at Yale.

Zulu GPA

Students travel to the University of Natal where they live on campus and receive intensive instruction in the Zulu language and culture from faculty in the Zulu department.

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