Study Abroad
Arabic
Students may choose to study in the Arab world in consultation with
Arabic program faculty. Popular destinations have included Beirut,
Lebanon; Amman, Jordan; Fez or Rabat, Morocco, to name just a few. Some students may elect to study Arabic in U.S.-based
programs, such as the summer immersion program at Middlebury College.
Tufts has also successfully placed Arabic students into the prestigious
Center for Arabic Study Abroad program at the American University in
Cairo, and in other, similar programs. To learn more about study abroad
programs in Arabic, contact Rana Abdul-Aziz and
visit the
Programs Abroad website to see a list of recommended programs.
Fulfilling Arabic degree requirements (major or minor) while studying abroad
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Chinese
Tufts-In-Beijing
Tufts in Beijing (TIB) is a 4-month program (mid-August to
mid-December), based at Beijing Normal University (BNU), one of the top
universities in China. Renowned for its rich educational resources, BNU
is a leader in developing talent of exceptional intellect and
creativity. Its College of Chinese Language and Culture, where Tufts in
Beijing is based, is hailed as one of the foremost 'National centers for
teaching Chinese as a foreign language.'
The major components of the TIB program include intensive language
training, culture courses taught in English, exploring China through
traveling and studying, and limited internship opportunities. These
major components provide participants with an in-depth and enriching
academic and cultural experience.
Prerequisites: well prepared undergraduates who have successfully
completed Chinese 4 (or the equivalent) by the time of departure are
eligible to apply.
For some basic facts of the Tufts-in-Beijing Program, please review the
fact
sheet or visit the
Tufts-in-Beijing page.
For additional information, contact
Dr. Mingquan Wang, Olin 312.
For non-Tufts programs, students need to follow the instructions below
to submit their credit transfer requests.
 German
Tufts-in-Tübingen Program
This program allows juniors (or seniors) with sufficient German language
proficiency (completed German 4 or equivalent by the time of departure)
to spend a year (or a spring semester) abroad studying at the
Eberhard-Karls-Universität in Tübingen. Tübingen offers a rich cultural
life, and combines the flair of a picturesque medieval downtown with the
atmosphere of a lively cosmopolitan university town. Students may select
courses based on their interests and often can also satisfy other major
requirements. Tutors are available to help with the understanding of
course content at no extra cost. Credits will be entered to student
transcripts directly without the need for transfer credit requests.
Tufts scholarships or financial aid packages are carried over and
require no change or additional application. The timeline of the program
makes extensive travel in Europe possible, and students can also take
advantage of internship opportunities, which should be discussed in
advance with our Resident Director. For more information, contact
Associate Professor Markus Wilczek or other German program faculty.
Learn more about Tufts in Germany.
Hebrew
Students are encouraged to study in Israel for a summer, semester, or
full year. Recommended non-Tufts programs include those offered by:
For additional information regarding studying abroad opportunities,
please contact:
Heddi Harari-Spencer or the
Tufts Office of Programs Abroad.
Japanese
Tufts in Japan
Students are strongly recommended to study in Japan during their junior
year (two semesters of Japanese are required). Excellent scholarships
from the Japanese Ministry of Education are available. In order to
prepare students for a future of increased contact with Asia, Tufts in
Japan offers students a full academic year or spring semester
at Kanazawa
University, a prestigious national institution in a picturesque city
rich with history. Learn more about
Tufts in Japan.
Judaic
No study abroad program offered at this time.
Russian
Majors are encouraged to study in Russia for a summer, semester, or
full year. Recommended non-Tufts programs include those offered by:
If you have questions, contact the Director of the Russian Program,
Professor Vida Johnson, (617) 627-3407 or
vida.johnson@tufts.edu.
Students may also consult the
Tufts Office of Programs Abroad.
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