Study Abroad
We offer a wide variety of immersive learning experiences that allow you to study abroad and make your dream internship a reality.
Our international focus extends beyond the classroom. The opportunities we provide our graduate students give them the chance to gain experience around the world in management, business, international policy and international development. These experiences give students excellent networking opportunities in their field and often lead to jobs after graduation.
Whether it's a summer or semester-long internship, a fellowship or a short-term program (1-3 weeks), there is something for everyone.
Semester/Summer Programs Abroad
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Development Management Project Institute Students complete three weeks of project management training in Monterey, Washington D.C., or Cairo. You may then opt into the practicum component of this program by traveling abroad for three to nine months of fieldwork with a development organization. |
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This program is a partnership with the Sanghata Institute for Social Entrepreneurship and Investment, along with a number of social impact investment firms. Through the program, students help entrepreneurs and investors generate high-quality deal flows for social impact investment. |
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International Professional Service Semester Provides students with the opportunity to work as junior staff members for a public policy or social change organization. You may finish the last 12 credits of your degree through this program. |
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The Middlebury Schools Abroad offer overseas graduate-level programs for students from the Monterey Institute. During their semester abroad, students will pursue their academic and personal interests and improve their language proficiency. |
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Through our exchange programs, students may take courses at one of the prestigious universities we have partnered with in Cairo or Tokyo. |
Short-Term Programs Abroad
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Students have the opportunity to use their language skills in real-world settings and network with professionals in their field. |
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Every January, faculty and students embark on a number of projects in the fields of peace-building, international development, and environmental conservation opportunities in Chile, Nepal, and Peru. |
