Semester Programs

Your study abroad journey begins here!
• Attend an Info or Advising Session: Learn how to make your international dreams a reality
• Meet with your Academic Advisor: Discuss how study abroad works with your degree
• Study Abroad Scholarships: Visit the Scholarships Abroad Hub and apply early for financial support
• Accessibility Abroad:  Request accommodations abroad with DSS at least 6 months before your program starts

Even if you're still exploring study abroad options, apply to the programs that interest you. There's no fee or commitment to apply.

Application Requirements in the Study Abroad Portal: (1) Advising and Financial Aid Agreement (2), Assumption of Risk, Waiver of Liability, Release of Claims and Indemnification, (3) Authorization for Access to Student Information, (4) Notice and Consent Regarding Personal Data (for programs in the EU), (4) Disability Support Services Abroad, (5) Your Passport Status and (6) Study Abroad Credit Transfer Form*
*Important - Credit Transfer Form: To be approved and nominated by Seton Hall by the application deadline, students must have secured course selection and obtained their Academic Advisor’s and/or Chair’s signature on the Credit Transfer Form. All remaining approvals on the Credit Transfer Form must be completed by the end of the term preceding the departure term in order to maintain nomination status.

For the Semester Abroad Programs, you’ll need to complete two applications:

• Exchange Programs: First apply to Seton Hall (via the country portals above). Once approved and nominated, you’ll complete an application directly with the exchange campus. After beginning your exchange application, you will be connected with host campus staff who, together with Seton Hall's Study Abroad team, will guide you through the pre-departure process and assist with housing, course syllabi, the student visa process, travel plans, and both pre-departure and arrival details.
• USAC Programs: Complete to Seton Hall application and the University Studies Abroad Consortium (USAC) application (via the country portals above). You will not be officially approved and nominiated until you complete both applications. After starting your USAC application, you’ll be connected with a dedicated USAC advisor who, alongside Seton Hall’s Study Abroad team, will guide you through the pre-departure process and provide support with housing arrangements, course syllabi, the student visa process, travel plans, and both pre-departure and arrival details.

Important: Programs are available on a first-come, first-served basis with limited spots. A minimum GPA of 3.0 is required, and students must not be on disciplinary probation level II or higher at departure.

You're nominated for your program! After nomination, complete these steps to be "Ready for Departure":
• Connect with Host Campus: Your host campus will have specific requirements to complete before your arrival, such as housing, course registration, and visa arrangements. Be sure to stay in regular contact with your host campus and respond promptly to their emails.
• Pre-Departure Requirements thru the Study Abroad Portal: (1) Emergency Contact Information, (2) Flight Itinerary, (3) International Medical Insurance, (4) Voluntary Health Disclosure, (5) Passport Information, (6) Phone Number and Secondary Email While Abroad, (7) STEP Registration, (8) Study Abroad Health Information, (9) Study Abroad Pre-Departure Orientation and Quiz (10) Complete Credit Transfer Form (see below) 
• Credit Transfer Form: All remaining approvals on the Credit Transfer Form must be completed by the end of the term preceding the departure term in order to maintain nomination status. Students who do not meet this requirement by the respective deadline will have their nomination revoked. 
• Prepare for Your Time Abroad: Visit the Preparing and Packing hub for resources and tips