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International and area studies major Ariana van den akker of El Dorado Hills, Calif., participated in the UNC Summer in India faculty-led program. (Photo courtesy of the Phillips Ambassadors Scholarship Program.)
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Habib Yazdi of Boulder, Colo. traveled to Ghana on a Burch Fellowship. (Photo courtesy of Arts & Sciences magazine, published by UNC's College of Arts and Sciences.)
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Lalitha Kunduru poses at Angkor Wat in Cambodia. A chemistry major from Fayetteville, Kunduru studied at the National University of Singapore in the summer of 2009. (Photo courtesy of the Phillips Ambassadors Scholarship Program.)
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Students show their Carolina Fever at the Taj Mahal. (Photo courtesy of the Phillips Ambassadors Scholarship Program.)
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Justin Loiseau, of Charlotte, an environmental studies and economics double major, studied abroad as a Phillips Ambassador in Vietnam during the spring semester 2009. (Photo courtesy of the Phillips Ambassadors Scholarship Program.)
Study Abroad
At Carolina, students are encouraged to explore as they study.
UNC’s Study Abroad Office offers 320 programs in 71 countries, along with a staff dedicated to helping students study abroad. Staff members pair students with the most appropriate and fulfilling educational opportunities, financial and health information and even tips for traveling green and sustainably. Many grants and scholarships available at UNC support study abroad. Students in every academic discipline can extend their intellectual boundaries to places like Sevilla, Florence, and the world beyond.
Published September 24, 2012.
