Study Abroad
Most of our undergraduate courses, and a small number of masters courses, will recognise and support study or work abroad through the University’s Study Abroad programme or the Erasmus programme.
The Study Abroad programme facilitates study exchanges with partners around the world whilst the Erasmus programme enables students to study or work abroad in a choice of 30 countries (study exchanges are dependent on where Kingston University has partnerships).
Studying abroad allows you to:
- improve or learn a language;
- experience a different culture; and
- get a new perspective of your study area that in turn will aid you in getting a better degree
- gain transferable employment skills that are much sought after by prospective employers
You may even be financially better off as living costs are generally lower than in Kingston.
Study abroad exchanges are not only for language students and you don't need a second language. Many of our partner universities teach in English.
Vist the Study and Work Abroad webpage for further information or email the European and Study Abroad office at esao@kingston.ac.uk to find out more.
