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Yes, you can absolutely study political science abroad – and you should! ������ý offers nearly 90 political science study abroad programs designed to expose you to different political systems, cultures, and perspectives, enhancing your understanding of global affairs and comparative politics. 

Taking your political science studies global also allows you to observe how foreign governments function, witness political discourse and civic engagement, and develop cross-cultural competencies essential for careers in international relations, public policy, or diplomacy.

If you’re wondering how to study law abroad, you’re in luck as we have three easy steps so you can get on your way:

1. Step 1: Explore ������ý’s law study abroad programs and select your favorites  
2. Step 2: Meet with your study abroad office to ensure your credits will transfer  
3. Step 3:

You can study law abroad with ������ý, both inside and outside of the classroom, by completing relevant courses, internships, volunteering, going on excursions, and more. Additionally, students may be able to complete independent research on a more specific law-related topic of their choosing.  

Explore all ������ý law study abroad programs

While “the best” places to study abroad for political science are quite subjective, here are a few countries we offer political science study abroad programs that students love year after year:

• Argentina
• Australia
• China
• Czech Republic
• England
• France
• Italy
• Japan
• Jordan
• Mexico
• Singapore

While the best law study abroad programs is quite subjective, we can provide you with a list of our most popular study abroad programs for law students:

• Business + Culture (London, England)
• Arts + Sciences (Napier) (Edinburgh, Scotland)
• Business + Technology (Tallinn, Estonia)
• Business + Culture (Milan, Italy)
• Arts + Sciences (Sydney, Australia)
• Semester in Palma (Palma de Mallorca, Spain)
• Arts + Sciences (Strathclyde) (Glasgow, Scotland)

Across any of these programs, students can complete a variety of law courses that hone in on their interests related to law. Additionally, students may have the option to intern at a local organization, volunteer, or complete independent law research.  

In general, ������ý programs titled: ‘Arts + Sciences,’ ‘Liberal Arts,’ ‘Business + Culture,’ and ‘Semester In’ will likely offer law courses, but we advise students to check the Course Information section on each specific program page to ensure there are law courses offered that interest them.  

Put simply, yes! You can absolutely study abroad as a political science major. In fact, it’s recommended that political science majors study abroad to broaden their understanding of global politics and enhance their resume with global experience.

To study abroad, follow these three simple steps:

1. Explore ������ý political science & law study abroad programs and pick your favorites
2. Meet with your study abroad office to ensure your course credits will transfer

Yes! ������ý awards millions a year in scholarships and grants for nearly all of our study abroad programs, including our political science study abroad programs. Whether you want to study the Baltic region’s role in European politics in Estonia or the politics of Western Africa in Ghana, we may have special discounts available to you.

To see if you qualify for our need-based grants, merit scholarships, and other financial awards, complete the Scholarships & Grants portion of your . 

aw students will be excited to discover there are many benefits of pre-law study abroad and law school study abroad to advance their education. A few of the top benefits of studying abroad include:

• A comprehensive understanding of diverse legal systems  
• A world-class education on comparative and international law
• Extensive networking opportunities with law professionals and peers
• An increase in cultural awareness, resulting in a fresh global perspective
• A noticeable improvement in their adaptability, independence, and confidence

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