Plymouth State University is excited to announce that we are partnering with the University of New Hampshire to offer study abroad & study away opportunities for PSU students.
Explore your options
- Over 100 Approved Partner Programs
- Faculty-Led Programs
- Exchanges in US and Abroad
- Semester, Academic Year, and Summer programs
Study Abroad with PSU!
Application Deadlines for Study Abroad—it's in students' best interests to apply early!
October 1 (for Winterim and Spring programs)—Applications open in Summer
March 1 (for Summer and Fall programs)—Applications open in January
Eligibility Criteria
- Be in good standing with PSU Community Standards at the time of application, time of departure, and throughout the study abroad or study away program.
- A student who is on probation, regardless of the underlying violation, must successfully petition for permission to participate.
- A student who has had a violation in the past may still need to petition.
- Approved Programs:
- Have a minimum 2.5 cumulative grade point average at the time of application and at the time of departure. (Note: Some programs require higher GPA.)
- Will have earned at least 32 credit hours at the time of departure (12 of which at USNH institutions at the baccalaureate level).
- Declared major is no longer required but is recommended.
Please contact your education abroad advisor if you have any questions.
Step 1: Watch the PSU five-minute information session below.
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Step 2: Set up your Via Account so you can begin to explore programs.
Please make sure when you create your UNH-Via profile, to only click the blue button.
If you have any issues logging in, please e-mail study.abroad@unh.edu.
Step 3: Schedule a 1:1 with PSU’s education abroad advisor.
Step 4: Search programs in Via and begin to narrow down your choices.
Step 5: Apply to only one program in Via and on the provider's website.
PSU students can use their current financial aid and scholarships to study abroad. For more information about additional scholarships for study abroad students and how to use your financial aid, please visit Financial aid and scholarship.
National Exchanges throughout the US, Canada, and US territories
Africa
- Kenya
- Morocco
- South Africa
- Tanzania
Asia
- China
- Japan
- Jordan
- Kyrgyzstan
- Singapore
- South Korea
- Thailand
- United Arab Emirates
- Vietnam
Australia/Oceania
- Australia
- New Zealand
Caribbean
- SEA program (location varies)
- Turks & Caicos
Central and South America
- Argentina
- Chile
- Costa Rica
- Peru
Europe
- Austria
- Croatia
- Czech Republic
- Denmark
- England
- Estonia
- France
- Germany
- Hungary
- Ireland
- Italy
- Latvia
- Netherlands
- Norway
- Poland
- Portugal
- Scotland
- Spain
- Sweden
- Switzerland
North America
- Mexico
Explore UNH’s Education Abroad RESOURCE PAGE for information about money, travel logistics, diversity and identities abroad, disability abroad, and more!
Visit here as you are PREPARING TO LEAVE.
Visit here for important information you may need to access WHILE YOU ARE AWAY.
Visit here for more Information to help with THE TRANSITION HOME.
PARENTS AND FAMILIES: Visit here for essential information and resources regarding education abroad.
FACULTY: Please visit the UNH Education Abroad page for more information on policies, travel types, and faculty-specific information. If you would like to request a classroom visit, reach out to the PSU Global Education Advisor Claudia Larrow.
Academic and Career Advising (ACAC) Office, Speare Building 108
unh.edu/global/education-abroad
study.abroad@unh.edu
@UNHabroad
Global Education Advisor/Program Manager Claudia Larrow
Claudia Larrow, originally from Burlington, VT, and raised by a Brazilian immigrant, is passionate about study abroad opportunities for students. As an undergrad, despite struggling with social anxiety, she was determined to study abroad and decided to attend a six-month Spanish immersion program in San Jose, Costa Rica. She had the chance to live with a local family and attend La Universidad de Costa Rica. During the program, she was able to travel throughout Costa Rica and even to Panama during Spring Break. She made friends with locals and other students studying abroad from all over the US, some of which she remains friends with decades later. This was quite possibly the hardest experience of her life, but also the most life changing. She learned so much about herself and the world, and left with the confidence that she could conquer any challenge. Not everyone will do such an intense program but that is the beauty of study abroad. There are so many different types of opportunities that cater to the individual and what they are looking for.
She is excited to be supporting PSU students on their journeys. Claudia can be reached at Claudia.Larrow@plymouth.edu.
