Semester and Year Programs
We offer a range of Study Abroad programs on a semester and academic year basis. Our programs are held in conjunction with over 250 universities in 55 different countries. You can find the program that is right for you by searching by region, program type, or major.
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Our study abroad programs are also divided into the following three types:
SJSU Bilateral Programs
Reciprocal exchanges with international universities that SJSU has established exchange partnerships with. These exchanges offer the opportunity for students to also participate in potential internships or research projects. Students pay SJSU tuition and fees. Programs are for a semester or year.
CSU International Programs
Study abroad programs at a network of international universities run by the California State University system. Students pay average CSU fees, however, programs are also partially subsidized by the CSU system. All programs run for one year.
International Student Exchange Program (ISEP)
SJSU is a member of the International Student Exchange Program (ISEP) consortium. ISEP is a nonprofit membership organization of 245 institutions of higher education located throughout the United States and in more than 35 countries. ISEP members are accredited and the consortium agreement allows SJSU students to receive resident credit while studying abroad at a partner university. ISEP complements SJSU and CSU study abroad programs by providing more options in other countries, universities or academic fields. Students pay SJSU tuition as well as the ISEP application fee of $390, however, this fee allows the student to apply to up to 10 different program locations. Academic year, semester and summer programs are available depending on the location.
Search by Major
If you are looking to take certain courses in your major while abroad, check the following list to see which universities offer courses taught in English in your major field. Keep in mind that this list is not exhaustive, but serves as a guide. Also, be aware that you can take other courses abroad that will help prepare you for major classes, but may not be part of your major requirements. (E.g. there is no aviation major listed for the programs in India, but one could take physics courses in India that would help with preparing for aviation major courses back at SJSU.)