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Study abroad, taking courses or working internships specially designed to enhance your English or Journalism degrees.

Each study abroad experience offers a unique opportunity for students to immerse themselves in another culture and country. The study abroad programs can last anywhere from one semester to a full academic year, and take place in a variety of cities within Africa, Asia, Australia, New Zealand, Europe, and Latin America. Students participating in the program receive Chapman University credit and pay their regular Chapman tuition.

The following sections provide information on the different types of Study Abroad programs available to students.

A “travel course” is a short-term study abroad experience. The courses are taught by Department of English faculty and take place over summer term or interterm (winter). Each course features a one- to four-week travel portion.

For more information on Travel Courses, visit the Center for Global Education’s Travel Course webpage.

International internships are offered in Australia, New Zealand, Dublin, London, Madrid, and Shanghai. Programs typically include internship placement, housing, on-site orientation, and transportation to and from the internship site.

For more information on International Internships, visit the Center for Global Education’s Internship webpage.

The Study Abroad Program is also part of the Center for Global Education at Chapman University. The program offers a variety of opportunities for students to study over the Fall and Spring semesters in cities around the world.

For more information on Study Abroad opportunities, visit the Center for Global Education’s Study Abroad page.